Now that the baby has been born, the golden easel displayed, the gun salutes fired and the congratulatory anthems played, it is time to pose the question — is anyone just the tiniest bit sick of the royal baby coverage yet? Read more» 
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The British tabloids are in a dither about the publication of topless photos of the Duchess of Cambridge by non-British news media. Pot, meet kettle. Kettle, meet pot. Read more»
British royal succession laws will allow daughters of any future monarch — most pressingly, Prince William and Kate Middleton — to have equal rights to the throne as sons, under changes approved by Commonwealth leaders. Read more»
The Queen has reportedly asked Prince William and his new bride to spend time at royal family HQ — Balmoral Castle in Scotland — this summer so that Her Majesty can "get to know" the new crown princess. Read more»
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge—better known as Prince William and the former Kate Middleton—welcomed President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama to London on Tuesday in their first royal duty as a married couple. (with videos) Read more»
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The media might have gotten carried away with royal wedding news. The royal reporting awards honor the madness of the race for ratings and readers. Read more»
The wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton is what royal matchmakers had in mind when they introduced Charles to Diana. Read more»
While long-time EU states struggle economically, tensions could flare with newer members. Read more»
On a wooden bench in Queen's Park, an aptly-named corner of northwest London, 8-year-old Eva is patiently listening to her mother explain the concept of a royal wedding. "Who's Prince William?" she asks shyly, before adding: "Who's Kate Middleton?" Read more»
