The Duchess of Cambridge and her new baby
will leave St Mary’s Hospital later this evening it has been
announced. The Duke of Cambridge will take Catherine and the baby
back to Kensington Palace where they will be in the comfort of
their own home. It is expected that the new baby and his parents
will pose briefly for the cameras on the steps of the Lindo Wing.
Prince George and Princess…
Princess Charlotte steals the spotlight as she poses and waves to royal photographers
23rd April 2018
There was a concern this morning that the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge might leave their children at home
rather than bring them to hospital in case they find the hundreds
of photographers intimidating. But, these concerns proved unfounded
as Princess Charlotte lavished the…
BREAKING: Prince George and Princess Charlotte arrive at hospital to meet their little brother
23rd April 2018
Prince George and Princess Charlotte have
arrived at St Mary’s Hospital in London to meet their new baby
brother for the first time. The two young royals were both born at
the same hospital. Catherine gave birth to George in the Lindo Wing
in 2013, and to Charlotte in…
Bulletin announcing the birth of the Royal Baby is placed on Buckingham Palace forecourt
23rd April 2018
The traditional bulletin announcing the
birth of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s third child has been
placed on an easel in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace. The
framed bulletin was brought out of the Privy Purse Door and
was carried across the forecourt where it was placed on the easel.
The typewritten note, in its wooden frame, was carried through the
Privy Purse door of the Palace…
The Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to a
baby boy on Monday morning. The arrival of the new Prince means
major changed will occur in The Royal Family. Here are a few of
them: The Line of Succession Naturally, as the royal baby is the
son of the future King, the line of…
The Queen and members of The Royal Family
are “delighted” at the news that the Duchess of Cambridge has given
birth to a son. The Duchess, who was admitted to St Mary’s Hospital
at 6am on Monday, safely gave birth to the fifth-in-line to the
throne at…
The Queen has made two appointments to
the Order of the Garter on the occasion of St George’s Day. Her
Majesty has appointed Dame Mary Fagan to be a Lady Companion of the
Most Noble Order of the Garter, and the Viscount Brookeborough to
be a Knight Companion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter. The
order was founded in 1348 by Edward III and is England’s highest
honour. There can only be…
Princess Beatrice of York attended
the National Review of The Queen’s Scouts at Windsor Castle on
Sunday. Her Royal Highness rubbed shoulders with television royalty
as she was joined by adventurer and television presenter, Bear
Grylls, who is The Scout…
The Queen officially started off the
London Marathon for the first time this morning. The 92-year-old
Monarch started the race by pressing a button from Great Windsor
Park where Her Majesty is staying for the weekend. At 10:00am, The
Queen’s face was broadcast on the big screens at the official start
of the marathon in Blackheath, London. Upon the press of a button,
she sent around 40,000…
