Prince Harry, Prince William and Royal Family Receive Apology From BBC Over 1995 Princess Diana Interview

My London that the family have spent plenty of time perfecting their home to suit their every need, particularly as the young family spent much of the pandemic there. Read more: Prince Harry dared the Queen to eat a doner kebab - and she bit into the challenge The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, was photographed baking in a kitchen, along with Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, four, ahead of a Jubilee event. However, it's not confirmed if the video was filmed at Kensington Palace, the royal's London home, or at Anmer Hall.

royal events. Back in 2012 an unlikely friendship began when Princesses Beatrice and Eugene mistook the singer for their cousin, Prince Harry. At a party the pair are said to have said that Ed was the spitting image of Harry, sparking the pairing between Beatrice and Ed.

Former BBC presenter Danny Baker sparked a debate on social media after he took aim at Prince William's royal appearance at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.The broadcaster blasted the Duke of Cambridge as he took issue with the Duke of Cambridge's attendance.The royal, 40, cheered on the women's England squad after they secured a thrilling victory against Germany the final of the European Championship.The Duke of Cambridge attended the showpiece event at London's Wembley Stadium in his capacity as president of England soccer's governing body the Football Association.The he Lionesses beat Germany 2-1 after extra time in the final, cheered on by a crowd of 87,000 fans, a record attendance for the final match of a European Championship in both the women's and men's games.The 65-year-old took issue with Prince William after he was seen handing out medals to the women's squad.In view of his 499,000 followers, Danny vented: "Could have done without "Prince" William being in the centre of #Lionesses celebrations tonight."This toff family of hoorays always being embedded in our national events like we are honoured and fascinated by their presence.

Prince Harry's upcoming memoirs may not receive the reception he's hoping for if GB News anchor Nana Akua has anything to do with it.The broadcaster urged Brits to boycott the book which is due to be released later this year, over a year after the Duke of Sussex announced he would be penning his life story.Harry, 37, previously stated his memoirs would be written not as the prince he was born but as the man he has grown into, following his controversial exit from working royal life. READ MORE: GB News' Eamonn Holmes brands Prince Harry 'hypocrite' for climate change speech But Nana was not too impressed, explaining she's "not prepared" to fund Harry and his wife Meghan Markle after they stepped down from their duties.

Naman Ramachandran The England Lionesses’ historic win in the Women’s Euro 2022 soccer championship has proved to be a viewership bonanza for the BBC. England beat eight-time champions Germany at London’s Wembley stadium in the final on Sunday evening, with Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly scoring for the victors. The game was played in front of a record crowd of 87,192.

Prince William is a keen football fan and headed to Wembley on Sunday to show his support for the England women's football team – also known as the Lionesses – in their bid for victory against Germany in the Euros. The dad-of-three delighted fans earlier in the day when he released a video alongside his daughter, Princess Charlotte, as they shared their excitement about the match. MORE: Prince William reveals the one sport he can't beat Kate Middleton atIn the touching tribute, which was posted to both Twitter and Instagram, William and Charlotte spoke directly to the camera.

SEE: Duchess Kate shows off sporty side in special Commonwealth boat race - best photos"Sensational. An incredible win @lionesses and the whole nation couldn’t be prouder of you all. Wonderful to see history in the making tonight at Wembley, congratulations!" he captioned a post on Instagram with the picture showing women holding up high their trophy.

Prince William attended the UEFA Women's EURO 2022 final on Sunday night at Wembley stadium, London. England's Lionesses are taking on Germany tonight Sunday 31 July at 5pm after reaching the UEFA Women's EURO 2022 final. William, 40, who is both a football fan and the FA's president, was in attendance at the final in Wembley stadium.The Duke of Cambridge looked smart in a black suit with a red, white and navy striped tie as he was seen sitting next to Aleksander Ceferin, President of UEFA.

Princess Charlotte had a moment in the spotlight. On Sunday, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s daughter joined her dad in a new video posted on the official social media accounts for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Express.co.uk reported that the book is being ghostwritten by novelist and journalist JR Moehringer, who also ghostwrote the autobiography of former world No 1.

Princess Charlotte has wished England's Lionesses good luck as she appeared in an adorable video next to her doting dad Prince William. The women's national football team is set to take on Germany tonight Sunday 31 July at 5pm as they've reached the UEFA Women's EURO 2022 final. Ahead of the big game, William, 40, who is both a football fan and the FA's president, and his seven year old daughter took to Instagram to share a supportive message.

READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'must jump at any opportunity' to fix royal tensionsThe clip contains throwback snaps of the Cambridges in their 20s, featuring many pics of the drunken pair leaving swanky clubs together and hanging out with friends - sometimes in a bit of a state.Viewers of the TikTok vid, which has now racked up a whopping 4 million views, were quick to chime in with adoring comments about the couple."[Kate]'s effortlessly beautiful", one user wrote.Another commented: "just like all young people," before adding "that is nice....and normal"A third said: "It’s nice to see them happy and relaxed".The couple famously met at university in St Andrews in 2001, and immediately built a solid friendship, even moving into a house together along with two other pals.It wasn't until 2004 that their blossoming romance became public, before they briefly split in 2007, only to get back together just a couple of months later and marry in 2011, becoming one of the UK's most revered couples.Reminiscing back to their university days after their engagement, Will said: "We were friends for over a year first and it just sort of blossomed from then on."We just spent more time with each other, had a good giggle, had lots of fun, and realised we shared a lot of the same interests."He cheekily added: "She's got a really naughty sense of humour."While the couple was lavished with compliments, some couldn't help but notice that if the same pics had emerged of Harry and Meghan, they might not get the same loving treatment."If it was Harry and his wife it would be a scandale," one viewer noted.Another agreed: "it’s all good but if it was our gurl Megan would be a different story."READ NEXT:Prince Charles received £1 million

Strictly Come Dancing from 2006 until 2012, has dished on a royal encounter with Prince Charles and Camilla which left the Duchess of Cornwall "blushing".His comments come as the Strictly legend returns to the stage this autumn in his brand-new show Tango Passions.The dance champion addressed his previous show, Midnight Tango, alongside his pal Flavia Cacace, which was attended by the royals.It's not uncommon for the Argentine Tango King to have a host of celebrities in the audience watching his moves on stage.But one particular moment had left the future Queen Consort taken aback.Vincent explained: "I've had loads of celebs come and watch myself and Flavia, especially in the West End."The main one was Camilla, [Duchess of Cornwall] she came and watched my show, Midnight Tango at The Aldwych."I didn't even know until the very end when the company manager came and said, 'Guys we've got Camilla.She wants to come on stage with her security to meet all of you.'"We were like, 'Oh wow.'"He continued: "She came and we said hello and she asked me and Flavia if would be happy to teach Prince Charles to dance."I said, 'Yes, Flavia can do that.' But I said, 'I will dance with you Camilla.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's biographer Omid Scobie has announced that he is writing a brand new book on the royals, promising its readers "exclusive revelations". The 41 year old journalist co-wrote the book Finding Freedom, alongside Carolyn Durand, which goes into deep detail about Prince Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, stepping down as "senior" members of the Royal family in March 2020 to embark on a new life in California.

Cressida Bonas was “spooked” by Kate Middleton leading to her ending her two year relationship with Prince Harry, an expert has claimed. The actress, 33, who is expecting her first child with her property developer husband Harry Wentworth-Stanley, dated Harry, 37, between 2012-2014, but the relationship soon ended.

Prince Harry has been mocked by a Supreme Court justice for his criticism of the recent Roe V. Wade overturning.

Prince Harry and Megan Markle were forced to back down on a request for more prominent seats at the Platinum Jubilee celebrations on the Queen's orders, it has been claimed.

United States has mocked Prince Harry for wading into the Roe V Wade debate. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito mocked the Duke of Sussex for his comments on the domestic US issue during his first public remarks since his decision to overturn Roe v Wade.

The Duchess of Cambridge has returned to some of her work duties after enjoying some time away with her loved ones, Prince William and their three children.MORE: Will Kate Middleton and Prince William cheer on the Lionesses at Wembley?On Thursday afternoon, 40-year-old Kate held an Early Years Meeting via video link. The private engagement does not come as a surprise as the royal is passionate about children's mental health and the early years.WATCH: Prince William and Kate's favourite holiday destinationsIn June 2021, the Duchess launched The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, which aims to raise awareness of the importance of early years experiences in shaping society over the long term.READ: Kate Middleton says the sweetest thing about Prince William in rare comment about the futureMORE: Prince William reveals how daughter Charlotte is following in brother George's footstepsLast month, Kate hosted a discussion that largely focused on findings by The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, which showed that nine in ten people agree that early years are important in shaping children's lives, but less than a fifth recognise the importance of children's development from birth to the age of five.The research also found that seven in ten people believe early years development should be more of a priority for society, while over half recognise that future mental health is the most likely part of adult life to be affected by one's early years.

doomed marriage of Princess Diana and Prince Charles started with what appeared to be a fairytale wedding.It took place in St Paul’s Cathedral - a historic London landmark - and Lady Diana Spencer wore a wedding dress with a huge 25-foot train fit for royalty.The church was packed to the rafters, the bride and groom arrived separately by horse-drawn chariot, Diana entered with five bridesmaids following behind her and the Archbishop of Canterbury - then Robert Runcie - conducted the marriage.But there was a subtle but significant difference to past royal weddings during one crucial element of the church service.And that alteration has stuck, with modern members of the royal family emulating Diana in breaking a 300-year-old tradition.Princess Diana tweaked the vows by omitting the word “obey”.Since 1662, the Anglican Book of Common Prayer listed the line in the marriage vows: “To love, cherish and to obey, till death us do part.”Previously, all royal brides had committed to show obedience to their husbands.But when it came to tie the knot in July 1981 to the heir to the throne, Diana became the first to drop this word from her own vows.Instead, she promised to Charles to "love him, comfort him, honour and keep him".When Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, married Prince Andrew five years later, she opted to stick with the word “obey”.However, more recent weddings have seen the brides take a different approach.Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, followed her late mother-in-law’s lead during her nuptials with Prince William - 30 years after the tradition was first broken.Meghan Markle, during her wedding to Prince Harry, did likewise, as did Princess Eugenie.The changing of the wording was not the only difference

Only a week after the head of the BBC pledged never to broadcast again its discredited Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, it emerges that extracts from the 1995 program will be included in a documentary to be shown on Sky and Now TV next month.