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Why musicians can't resist the 'king of instruments'
Weighing 150 tons, soaring 70ft into the air and featuring 9,997 pipes, the Royal Albert Hall's 19th-century pipe organ is far from contemporary music's cutting edge.
Prince Harry's speech had guests 'in stitches'
Redhead Harry, 26, known for his prankster antics, had guests in stitches during his speech at the royal wedding reception.
Royal honeymoon delayed
The new Duke and Duchess of Cambridge boarded a Royal Flight helicopter to return home - and in William's case, to work.
Fame and fortune ride the bridal train
The wait is finally over. The dress has been revealed, and the hair, make-up and shoes. And it did not disappoint.
Royal wedding: Kate's cousin to wear dress by Kiwi designer
Bronagh Key may be wearing Trelise Cooper, but there is another NZ fashion designer stamping her mark on the royal wedding too.
Royal wedding: Latest updates replay
We live-blogged the royal wedding as it happened. You can replay the memorable event by clicking into the box below.
Britain revokes wedding invite for Syrian ambassador
Britain has revoked a royal wedding invitation to the Syrian ambassador because of violent attacks on protesters there.
England: Village gets kick out of its Olimpicks
The modern games could owe a debt to a rural tradition, writes David Leggat.
Watch the royal wedding live
It's estimated some two billion people from all over the world will watch at Prince William and Catherine Middleton marry.
Wine: Fit for a king
You don't want your wedding tipples to leave a bad taste in your guests' mouths, so choose them wisely.
Surprise royal wedding invitation worth a call to Mum
A Takapuna-born nurse, 30, will attend Friday's ceremony with her husband, a flight lieutenant in Prince William's squadron.
Key gets better wedding seat than Elton John
Prince William and Kate Middleton have created "a church within a church" at Westminster Abbey for Friday's ceremony.
Royal wedding day terror threat
Security experts say an IRA terrorist attack somewhere in Britain on the day of the royal wedding is 'highly likely'.