The victim of the crash of Prince Philip reveals a moment when she understood that it was the husband of the queen

A two-year-old mother injured in a car accident with Prince Philip recounted the moment she realized that the Queen's husband was the driver of the other vehicle.

Emma Fairweather, 46, had her wrist broken in the smash, which saw the Duke of Edinburgh's Land Rover Freelander SUV sit on the side.

In a world exclusive, Emma told the Sunday Mirror that Philip had not apologized to him and that he should be sued if he was found guilty.

She revealed what had really happened during the accident and how she had reacted when a pbaderby came to tell him that Philip was driving the other vehicle.

The Duke's Land Rover was removed from a side street of Queen's Sandringham Estate in Norfolk and had struck a Kia owned by Emma's friend on a busy road.

The car was also carrying the baby of his 28-year-old boyfriend, who escaped a serious injury.

Speaking for the first time, Emma, ​​whose arm is in plaster, said, "The lady came in and said," You know who it is, does not it? not? "I thought it was just an old man but she said" it's Prince Philip's. "

"I was shocked.It was a very confusing emotion.I felt so upset and overwhelmed.

Her friend had knee cuts. Philip was removed from the ruined Land Rover and left without serious injury.

Emma, ​​who turned 46 on Sunday, claims that Philip has not apologized to her since Thursday 's smash and that she has had no news of the Buckingham Palace, despite the fact that she has not heard from her. a statement that a contact was made in private and "good wishes exchanged".

She said, "If Prince Philip told me sorry things, it would mean everyone, but I do not know at all.

"What would it take for him and the queen to send me a card and a bouquet of flowers?"

A spokesman for Buckingham Palace said: "A full message of support has been sent to the driver and the pbadenger."

Emma claims that the witnesses told her that people around her had advised Philip not to apologize to him.

It is claimed that Philip told accident witnesses that he had been dazzled by the sun, but Emma insists that she remembers the cloudy weather.

Emma said that Philip – who would turn 98 in June – should be prosecuted in case of misconduct and suggested that he no longer drive at all.

Emma said, "There is no reason why it should lead to almost 100 years."

However, one day after the accident, a new Land Rover was delivered to Sandringham. On Saturday, the Duke was photographed driving a new car, apparently without a seatbelt.

Norfolk police spoke to Philip after the photos were posted.

A spokeswoman for the police said that "proper advice has been given to the driver".

She said: "This corresponds to our usual response when we are informed of such images showing this type of offense."

Buckingham Palace did not comment on the photos.

Police continue to investigate the accident.