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A formal bulletin confirming that the Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to a baby boy has been displayed on an easel at Buckingham Palace.
The two-year-old will go to the Westacre Montessori School Nursery in Norfolk from January.
'From the moment he was carried down the aircraft steps... on their arrival in New Zealand on Monday 7 April... He has only appeared twice... On each occasion the appeal of a nine-month-old future king has upstaged even the glamour of a future queen consort and her husband.' & 'Australia's Tony Abbott is a particularly fervent supporter [of the monarchy], even going so far - in a speech in Parliament House in front of William and Catherine - to declare with confidence that their son would one day be welcomed to Australia as King George VII.'
Paparazzi harassment of Prince George has increased and photographers' tactics are becoming increasingly dangerous, Kensington Palace has said. / The palace has issued an appeal to world media not to publish unauthorised images of the two-year-old. / Some paparazzi had gone to 'extreme lengths' to take pictures and 'a line has been crossed', the palace said.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis watched a performance of Pantoland at the London Palladium with their parents in the royal box.
William and Kate are determined their children grow up in private and not in public.
The Bermuda Regiment will fire a 21 gun salute at 6.30pm at Albouys Point.
Governor General David Johnston unveiled collector coins commemorating the birth of Prince George of Cambridge Thursday.
Already following in the footsteps of his great-great-great-uncle, Edward VIII, and his grandfather, the Prince of Wales, Prince George looks set to become the UK's best-dressed man.
New Zealand was one of the first Commonwealth countries to mark the birth of the Royal baby today with a 21-gun salute.
Prince George has become the youngest person to be named on Tatler's best-dressed list.
News that the Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to the future king has been celebrated on the front page of every paper in Britain.
Watch live as the bells of Westminster Abbey ring out to signal the mark the birth of Prince to The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
The birth of the royal baby, who will be third in line to the throne after Prince Charles and Prince William, is the latest in a run of royal and sporting events.
This is only the second time there have been three generations of heirs, the first being in 1894 when Edward VII, George V, and Edward VIII were all in line to succeed Queen Victoria.
Toronto's CN Tower will light up in pink or blue in honour of the birth, depending on whether the baby is a boy or a girl. Niagara Falls is following suit and in New Zealand, 20 landmarks, including Auckland's Sky Tower and Hamilton's Victoria Bridge, will be flashing blue or pink as well.
Sticking rigidly to royal tradition, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have announced that their baby son is to be called George Alexander Louis, to be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.
It is the first time a coin has been struck by the Mint to mark a royal birth.
A robe worn by England's Prince George sold out in minutes after he was photographed in it while meeting President Barack Obama.
This was the first iteration of what has been dubbed the 'Prince George Effect', and since then, his continuous ability to deplete the shops of stock has become a national phenomenon.
A formal bulletin confirming that the Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to a baby boy has been displayed on an easel at Buckingham Palace.
News that the Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to the future king has been celebrated on the front page of every paper in Britain.
The Bermuda Regiment will fire a 21 gun salute at 6.30pm at Albouys Point.
New Zealand was one of the first Commonwealth countries to mark the birth of the Royal baby today with a 21-gun salute.
Watch live as the bells of Westminster Abbey ring out to signal the mark the birth of Prince to The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Toronto's CN Tower will light up in pink or blue in honour of the birth, depending on whether the baby is a boy or a girl. Niagara Falls is following suit and in New Zealand, 20 landmarks, including Auckland's Sky Tower and Hamilton's Victoria Bridge, will be flashing blue or pink as well.
Sticking rigidly to royal tradition, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have announced that their baby son is to be called George Alexander Louis, to be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.
The birth of the royal baby, who will be third in line to the throne after Prince Charles and Prince William, is the latest in a run of royal and sporting events.
It is the first time a coin has been struck by the Mint to mark a royal birth.
Governor General David Johnston unveiled collector coins commemorating the birth of Prince George of Cambridge Thursday.
This is only the second time there have been three generations of heirs, the first being in 1894 when Edward VII, George V, and Edward VIII were all in line to succeed Queen Victoria.
The two-year-old will go to the Westacre Montessori School Nursery in Norfolk from January.
'From the moment he was carried down the aircraft steps... on their arrival in New Zealand on Monday 7 April... He has only appeared twice... On each occasion the appeal of a nine-month-old future king has upstaged even the glamour of a future queen consort and her husband.' & 'Australia's Tony Abbott is a particularly fervent supporter [of the monarchy], even going so far - in a speech in Parliament House in front of William and Catherine - to declare with confidence that their son would one day be welcomed to Australia as King George VII.'
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis watched a performance of Pantoland at the London Palladium with their parents in the royal box.
This was the first iteration of what has been dubbed the 'Prince George Effect', and since then, his continuous ability to deplete the shops of stock has become a national phenomenon.
A robe worn by England's Prince George sold out in minutes after he was photographed in it while meeting President Barack Obama.
Already following in the footsteps of his great-great-great-uncle, Edward VIII, and his grandfather, the Prince of Wales, Prince George looks set to become the UK's best-dressed man.
Prince George has become the youngest person to be named on Tatler's best-dressed list.
William and Kate are determined their children grow up in private and not in public.
Paparazzi harassment of Prince George has increased and photographers' tactics are becoming increasingly dangerous, Kensington Palace has said. / The palace has issued an appeal to world media not to publish unauthorised images of the two-year-old. / Some paparazzi had gone to 'extreme lengths' to take pictures and 'a line has been crossed', the palace said.
