Prince George wore an almost identical outfit to his baby sister's christening in England to the one his father wore when he visited his newborn brother in hospital.

The day belonged to Princess Charlotte, but the inspiration was pure Diana, Princess of Wales.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge broke Royal tradition, allowing the public to take souvenir pictures and "selfies" at the christening of Princess Charlotte.

Five relatives and close friends of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were named late last night as godparents of Princess Charlotte, who was to be christened overnight in Norfolk.

Five relatives and close friends of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were named late last night as godparents of Princess Charlotte, who is to be christened overnight in Norfolk.

The royal christening tomorrow will have all the pomp expected - just don't mention the godparents.

When Andy Murray celebrated victory by hurling his wristband towards a group of spectators including the Duchess of Cornwall, it was sweaty enough to provoke a playful reaction.

Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall's visit may coincide with the first referendum on changing the New Zealand flag.

The Queen has invited the Middletons for tea at Sandringham following Princess Charlotte's christening on Sunday.

“I got invited to a lunch and was sitting next to The Queen. I was excited and started to talk to her but she said, pointing to my left, ‘No, you speak that way first and I’ll speak this way and then I’ll come back to you.’"

The Royal Family spent NZ$11.6 million on travel last year, with Prince Charles spending almost NZ$1 million an official visit to Latin America alone.

Meet Clare Hornby, the woman behind the Duchess of Cambridge's svelte Breton look.

The Duke of Cambridge is known to be proud of the fact that he is left-handed and now it seems Prince George might be a 'south paw' too.

The single biggest drain on the Queen's resources is the wage bill for her 431 Royal household staff.

Prince ends military career to focus on saving wildlife in Africa.

Gazing down at her middle and patting it protectively, Zara Phillips seems to be hinting that another Royal baby is on the way.

Chubby cheeks and a cherubic smile, this blond little boy looks just like Prince George.

The brightly coloured footwear cops flak for being such a tragic fashion faux pas, but cute future king, Prince George, caused the shoe to sell-out.

It was the moment Prince George stole the show.

Prince George puts on cute display during Queen's official birthday parade in London.

Zara Phillips was a glamorous guest of honour at a glitzy bash at Auckland's SkyCity Convention Centre last night.

Royal Zara Phillips is in Auckland supporting research for spinal cord injuries as a patron of the CatWalk Trust.

Royal Zara Phillips is in Auckland supporting research for spinal cord injuries as a patron of the CatWalk Trust. Ms Phillips, Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter, is a keen equestrian and has been invested in the search for a cure for spinal cord injury victims for over a decade. The CatWalk Trust is a fundraising organisation founded by former champion rider Catriona Williams, who became a tetraplegic after a horse riding accident in 2005, dashing her dreams of competing in the Athens Olympics.

The Queen's granddaughter, Zara Phillips, will visit the University of Auckland tomorrow morning to speak with researchers about spinal cord injury.

A video by the crown prince of Dubai shows a very dapper little boy taking off his top hat to shake the Queen's hand.

Touching photographs of the future king nursing his baby sister, Princess Charlotte, have been released, showing off the expert camera skills of their mother, the Duchess of Cambridge.

Four adorable photographs showing Princess Charlotte being held by her older brother Prince George have been released on social media by Kensington Palace.

BBC journalist faces disciplinary action after apparently mistaking a rehearsal for Queen's death for the real thing.

Prince William has intervened in the Fifa corruption scandal with an unprecedented speech criticising world football's governing body.

The Duke of Cambridge has admitted he will have to ask "the missus" for permission before he is allowed to take Prince George to his first football match.