Royal baby

The Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to a baby girl, says Kensington Palace. The child, who has not yet been named, is fourth in line to the throne.

Lawyers acting for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have contacted photographers and asked them to stop following and taking pictures of their son George.

Good heir days, buns in the oven, concern over Kate’s moisturising regime: a case of baby brain from marketing teams across the UK?

A month on from the birth of son George, Prince William speaks to CNN about keeping his independence and reveals “I don’t like fuss”.

Royals can now marry Catholics, but what about Hindus or Muslims? Or someone else of the same sex? Channel 4 News examines what recent legislation means for British royalty.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge name their new son George Alexander Louis, two days after his birth.

Prince Charles will be 78 when the Queen reaches 100 and may be the last monarch to “die” says one futurologist. So when will the royal baby wear the crown? Channel 4 News looks into the crystal ball.

As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leave St Mary’s Hospital in London with their newborn son, Kate Middleton says the birth was “very emotional”.

“He’s a big boy, he’s quite heavy, we’re still working on a name,” Prince William tells waiting crowds as the royal couple leave hospital with their newborn son.

The Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to a baby boy at 16.25 BST on Monday. The news has been confirmed by Buckingham Palace.

The royal baby will have links on its mother’s side not just to “commoners” but also to a royal dynasty from the middle ages. Channel 4 News takes a fresh look at the Middleton family tree.

The Duchess of Cambridge is admitted to St Mary’s Hospital in London to have her baby, accompanied by her husband Prince William.

The cameras are rolling and American broadcasters are busy doing live updates. But there’s no sign of a Royal baby yet.

Britain is not alone in waiting with baited breath for a visit from the royal stork. Baby mania has hit the US, with the prospect of the Niagara Falls being lit up when the birth is announced.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expecting a baby, St James’ Palace announces, as Catherine is taken to hospital suffering from acute morning sickness.