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Hollywood Photographer Jason Bell chosen to capture Prince George's christening

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22nd October 2013
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have asked renowned photographer Jason Bell to take the official pictures of Prince George’s christening. Jason, who has photographed many A-list stars including British actress Kate Winslet and Nicole Kidman, will take the historic portraits at Clarence House following the 45-minute ceremony at St James’s Palace. Prince William and Kate have chosen…
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Prince George's christening: what you need to know

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22nd October 2013
This summer, the world celebrated as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge announced the arrival of their first child, Prince George. Landmarks across the world including the London Eye and Niagara Falls lit up blue to honour the future King’s birth. Excitement is building…
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Princess Beatrice becomes patron of 'Fashion for the Brave'

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20th October 2013
It has been announced that HRH Princess Beatrice will be the Royal patron of the 2013 Fashion for the Brave event.Fashion for the Brave is a high-profile fashion event held to raise funds for the Household Cavalry Foundation and Soldiering On, organisations which provide aid to servicemen injured while on operations. The event is held once every year, and is organised by Hilary Alexander…
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Duchess of Cambridge attends first solo engagement since birth of Prince George

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18th October 2013
The Duchess of Cambridge attended her first solo engagement on Friday morning since the birth of Prince George. New mother Kate left three-month-old George at home while she visited the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in East London as her first engagement as patron of SportsAid. Kate attended her first engagement on Friday morning at the Olympic Park in London. (Photo: ITV video) The Duchess dazzled…
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Petition shows support for Richard III burial in Leicester

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16th October 2013
An online petition surrounding the continuing argument of where Richard III’s remains should be laid to rest, has finished. The results portray the public’s wishes for the last Plantagenet king to be buried in Leicester, rather than York Minster, with over 3000 more votes siding with St Martin’s Cathedral, Leicester. Over 34,300 people signed the online petition, whilst a rival petition…
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