The royal couple sent haggis dinners to staff at a hospital in Dundee for Burns Night.
Clare Smyth has become the first woman to get three stars at her own restaurant.
Lady Amelia and Lady Eliza Spencer said their aunt Diana was warm and loving.
Some say they are the best years of your life.And Prince Charles certainly appeared to enjoy his time as a student, in the late 1960s.The Prince of Wales went to Trinity College, Cambridge, where he started by reading archaeology and physical and social anthropology, but ended up finishing his degree in history.He arrived at the University of Cambridge in 1967, and went abroad on archeological digs in France the following year.But he decided not to continue with archaeology and anthropology in 1968, and swapped to history.At university Charles found a love of the stage, and joined Trinity's drama group, the Dryden Society. He was in sketches the students performed as part of the annual revue, playing a weather forecaster, a sports commentator and an antiques expert.In June 1970, Charles became the first heir to the throne to be awarded a degree, getting a 2:2 from Cambridge.As well as spending most of his time in Cambridge during his student days, he had one term at the University College Aberystwyth in Wales, where he learned Welsh, which meant he was able to give a speech in Welsh during his investiture as the Prince of Wales at Caernarfon Castle.Have a look back at Charles living his best student life in Cambridge and North Wales.
William called Lauren Dixon as she took a break from getting the coronavirus vaccine out in Cumbria.
Kate has been holding video calls as she cannot carry out in person engagements.
Sophie described the news as an "early birthday present".
Sophia Bennett has written a murder mystery with the Queen as the main character.
Mike decided Wednesday was arts and crafts day, and it looks like Mia decided he was the canvas.
Sophie turns 56 on Wednesday and is likely to have a busy year as duties increase.
The initiative is from Prince Olof Daniel and Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden.
William said the vaccine programme is 'tremendous' as 3m people across the UK get their first dose.
It’s hard to think of two institutions more British than the Royal Family and Sir David Attenborough.So perhaps it makes sense that the TV naturalist is close to several members of the Royal Family, from the Queen herself, right down to Prince George.Sir David’s relationship with the royals can be tracked back to 1958, when he was pictured meeting Princess Anne and Prince Charles, then aged six and nine, at the BBC studios after they watched a children’s programme being filmed there.He also developed a good relationship with the Queen as he produced her annual Christmas broadcast between 1986 and 1991.He had by that point already been knighted, being awarded the honour at Buckingham Palace in 1985.Read more: Work out like a royal! Queen's great-nephew joins HIIT workout on InstagramBut in 2020, he was knighted for a second time. Sir David has also been given a personal award by the Queen, showing their special relationship.Now Prince William is ensuring the royal friendship continues. He asked the naturalist to be on the judging panel for his new project, the Earthshot Prize.The prize will give away £50m over the next decade, to projects which help solve some of the problems facing the world.Sir David has even met the youngest Cambridges - giving Prince George a fossilised shark’s tooth as a present.At 94, Sir David proves there is no age limit to a royal friendship.
William worked as an air ambulance pilot for two years and has previously said it affected his mental health.
Tom Bradby, a friend of Princes William and Harry, said he has 'felt a little bit caught in the middle' of the two brothers.
The comedian said it made her hopeful to hear people opening up.
Lightbox want to see home videos of the late princess as they create an archive documentary about her.
Arthur Chatto is a personal trainer at a gym in Edinburgh.
Alicia Healey has travelled the world with royal family members.
Ferguson has 'invented' a life for her great-great-aunt after learning about her through family research.
Six rangers, the youngest of whom was 25, were killed in an attack at the weekend.
The couple travelled into Scotland in December, as part of their royal train tour.
The duke and duchess ended up moving four times over a few months because of the pandemic.
The couple only lived there for 6 weeks.