Her Royal Highness The Duchess of
Cambridge has given birth to a baby boy at the Lindo Wing of St
Mary’s Hospital, London. The Duchess was taken to the Lindo Wing in
the early hours of Monday morning in what was termed ‘the early
stages of labour’. Kate was safely delivered of a son, weighing 8
pounds and 6 ounces at 4.24pm. This will be The Queen’s 1st
great-grandson.
Prime Minister David Cameron has said
that he is doubtful he will get a private meeting of the Royal Baby
earlier than anyone else. “I doubt it,” David said when asked if he
was going to be given a special meeting with the little one after
the summer. “I…
Baby Cambridge‘s birthday has finally
arrived, or at least let us hope so! Many of us “Anglogeeks” and
our friends across the pond have being checking Twitter, BBC and
the like feverishly the past week to hopefully find some little
nugget of information that…
With The Duchess of Cambridge in labour
and the world awaiting the birth of a new Prince of Princess, it
would be fitting to look back at how the entry of Royal
children into the monarchy has been celebrated throughout history.
In the medieval period, when the risk of giving birth was
particularly high, the birth of a Royal baby was a time of both
celebration and relief. Shortly after the…
Prince Charles may be about the become a
grandfather for a first time, but it was business as usual for the
Royal this morning as he visited York. The Prince of Wales in is
Yorkshire for a two-day visit and was visiting the National Railway
Museum when he was asked about the…
The Duchess of Cambridge’s labour is
“progressing as normal” a spokesman for the couple has confirmed.
As we reported this morning, Kate was admitted to the Lindo Wing at
around 5.30am, with the official statement confirming the news at
around 7.30am. The…
The Lindo Wing, where the eyes of the
world will watch when the announcement is made that Kate has given
birth. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge has been
admitted to hospital ‘in the early stages of labour’ She was
admitted in the early hours of this morning after going into
labour. The Duke and Duchess were staying at Kensington Palace
as thought. The official press…
Prince George was born on 20th December
1902 at York cottage on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk. He was
the fifth edition to the Prince and Princess of Wales’ growing
family. As was the custom in the early 20th century the upbringing
of children especially Royal…
In the final episode of this enlightening
series, Philippa Gregory concludes her analysis of the three women
who were tied up in the Cousins’ War which dominated the fifteenth
century. Gregory will look in depth at the lead up to the battle of
Tewkesbury and how this…
Emma Bunton rose to fame as one fifth of
the biggest girlband of the 90’s, the Spice Girls. Since her
popstar days, Emma has gone on to become a successful TV and radio
presenter, children’s clothes designer and proud mother-of-two. As
the world awaits the arrival of the The Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge’s first child, Royal Central asked Emma to share her
experiences and…
