Royal fans concerned as George Ezra skips lyric about dying during Palace performance

Meghan Markle praised the after-school programs in a statement shared by the organization. “Safe, supportive spaces like Project Fearless allow girls the opportunity to express themselves, build each other up, gain resilience, and tackle new challenges," the duchess said.

Duchess Kate Middleton and Prince William are moving!

Prince William and Kate Middleton are saying goodbye to their home at Kensington Palace!According to the the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with their three children, Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4, will move to a new residence 30 miles away in the county of Berkshire -- home of Windsor Castle, where Queen Elizabeth II resides.  The Cambridges' new home is speculated to be Adelaide Cottage, however, neither Kensington Palace nor the royal family has yet to confirm that information.

The Duchess of Cambridge carried on a royal tradition.

George Ezra is heading for a hat-trick of Number 1s on the Official Albums Chart, with Gold Rush Kid on course to claim the top spot this week.

The Royals have long had close links to Scotland, with the Queen regularly inviting her extended family to spend summers with her there.

Prince Andrew has reportedly been 'banned' from the Order of the Garter ceremony after Prince William and Prince Charles advised the Queen to not allow him to attend.The Duke of York, 62, is said to have met with the Queen, 96, to ask for his HRH title and had been meant to appear as a member of the Order at Monday 13 June's Order of the Garter ceremony. However, the Queen is reported to have told her second son that it is “for his own good” if he stays out of sight after speaking with Prince William, 39, and Prince Charles, 73.The father and son allegedly explained that Andrew's public appearance could cause backlash and damage the reputation of the royal family.

Prince William and Kate Middleton will leave Kensington Palace soon — with their young kids the main reason for the big move.It is claimed the Cambridges have their children’s welfare at the forefront of their mind and feel they will benefit moving away from the bright lights of London to a more sleepier idyll on the Windsor estate, rumoured to be Adelaide Cottage.They will eventually call Windsor Castle home once Prince Charles succeeds the Queen and becomes king, while future talk is of William and Kate heading to their country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, once the children have all left school, reports the Mirror.Currently at prep school in Battersea, Prince George, 8, and Princess Charlotte, 7, will join a private co-educational establishment near to the home of the duchess’s parents in Bucklebury, and they will be joined by younger brother Prince Louis, 4, in September.A friend of the Cambridges told the Daily Telegraph: “The reality is they are quite confined in what they can do in London.“The kids can’t go into the park and kick a football with friends.

Read more: The 9 words that all royals have in their vocabulary that 'normal Brits' would never dream of saying The source told The Sun : “There’s no ’naughty step’ but there is a ‘chat sofa’. Things are explained and consequences outlined and they never shout at them.

ED SHEERAN will make a 200-mile dash between gigs as he performs for fans at TWO gigs on the same day. The superstar singer, 31, will open Capital Summertime Ball with Barclaycard today in London’s Wembley Stadium.

Prince William and Kate Middleton will live at Windsor Castle when he becomes king despite a recent £12million refurb to Kensington Palace, sources have said.

Instagram account, she appeared to edit Kate Middleton out of a Platinum Jubilee photo from last weekend.

After Prince George became a highlight of the Platinum Jubilee, another event is returning that could offer another sneak peek at the royal family.

The Queen 's second balcony appearance during the Platinum Jubilee is said to have been spurred by Prince Charles.

Kate Middleton has prompted concerns after she was spotted wearing plasters across her hands again.The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, was all smiles when she attended Royal events in Cardiff for the Platinum Jubilee weekend. Joined by her husband Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, and their children Prince George, eight, and Princess Charlotte six, the family had a fantastic day at Cardiff Castle as they also took part in various musical activities. But during the day, any eagle-eyed Royal fans would have noticed that the Duchess was sporting a fabric skin-coloured plaster wrapped around her right thumb.

The Queen has many different official names she goes by from Her Majesty to Queen Elizabeth II. But, at home her family has always known her as "Lilibet" being the name she gave herself when she was younger.The Queen, 96, used to be unable to pronounce the name “Elizabeth” when she was young, so dubbed herself “Lilibet” and the name stuck ever since.

Royal fans have been left worried that Kate Middleton is accident prone after she was again pictured wearing plasters.

The Queen really is the most celebrated person in Britain right now - not only have we just had the incredible Jubilee celebrations, it's also her birthday.But wait, you might say - hasn't it just beenthe Queen's birthday back in April?That would be correct because the Queen does in fact have two birthdays - although they perform very different roles.The Platinum Jubilee saw a weekend of joyous celebrations across the nation, with street parties and a long relaxing weekend providing the backing to incredible events at Buckingham Palace, including a pageant and amazing RAF flybys.It also provided a platform for the nation's new favourite royal, Prince Louis, who stole the show with his cheeky mischief and hilarious face-pulling, much to mum Kate Middleton’s dismay.As the dust settles on that wonderful weekend and attention turns to Her Maj’s next big event, why does she have two birthdays and what is the point of them?The Queen has two birthdays to ensure that the weather is nice enough to have a proper military parade to celebrate.The tradition was started in 1748 by George II, who was born in November, which in case you haven't noticed is rather cold and wet.He wanted to celebrate his birthday properly though, so decided to combine the celebrations with the preexisting summer military parade Trooping the Colour.The tradition has carried on and so, now, the Queen has two birthdays - one which is her real birthday and another which is the celebration of her birthday officially.The Queen was born on April 21, 1926 and she usually spends her real birthday privately.The Queen’s birthday parade is known as Trooping the Colour and has been the official celebration of the monarch’s birthday for some 260 years.The event sees the

LONDON – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly extended an olive branch to Prince William to no avail. Let’s not forget that this is a former royal duo who went on international TV to talk about the family that Prince William will one day be the head of, and of course, remains a very bitter pill to swallow for him.

Following its unprecedented viral success after featuring heavily in the latest series of Netflix show Stranger Things, Kate Bush’s 1985 track Running Up That Hill jumps six places to Number 2 this week. 

George Ezra's new album Gold Rush Kid has been released today (June 10) and he has finally spoken out about his confusing performance at Her Majesty The Queen's Platinum Jubilee on Saturday, June 4.The 29-year-old performed his hit single Green Green Grass to the 22,000-strong crowd gathered outside Buckingham Palace and the 13 million people viewing at home as the Queen celebrated 70 years on the throne.But fans were left baffled after George changed the lyrics.The singer-songwriter left outlines that referred to "dying".The lyric, "Green green grass, blue blue sky, you better throw a party on the day that I die," was changed so as not to cause offence.George told The Sun: "My gut instinct was that you don’t need to change it."I don’t know if it came from the royals or the producers of the show, but it’s pretty obvious that if you’re playing for The Royal Family and the powers that be say, ‘We don’t want you to sing that lyric,’ then you’re not going to argue."He went on to say that the catchy song is anything but morbid."It’s a song about celebrating life. And it feels good when you sing it," he said."We felt it was a special song when we were producing it.