Prince Edward Celebrates 57th Birthday

Prince Edward celebrates his 57th birthday today. Below are some videos highlighting his charity work.

The Duchess of Sussex Before Her Royal Life

Meghan Markle addresses her charity work, empowerment for women, fashion and blog in these interviews posted on YouTube.

Prince Harry Speaks With ABC's Robin Roberts

Prince Harry spoke with ABC News Robin Roberts on charity work, soldier life, and the Invictus Games which would be held in Orlando, Florida in May.

BBC’s Inside Sport Interviews Princess Anne

BBC’s Inside Sport was granted a rare interview with Princess Anne; it aired tonight on BBC One at 10:35 pm (local time). The princess is renowned for her industriousness in charity work and steadfast commitment to sports. She has been a member of the International Olympic Committee since 1988 and was involved in London’s bid for hosting the Olympic Games in 2012. Anne is currently serving on the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games.

The Princess Royal At 60: An Inside Sport Special will air again on Sunday at 2:00 pm (local time) on BBC Two.

Princess Anne will be turning sixty on Sunday.

The BBC News article, “No plans to slow down as Princess Anne turns 60,” can be read here.

The BBC News photo presentation, “In pictures: Princess Anne at 60,” can be viewed here.

Photo: © Press Association

The Princes’ Charities Forum Converges in the Lake District

Prince William partook of some charity work in the Lake District on July 24th. The three charities involved with his visit were Centrepoint, Mountain Rescue England and Wales and WellChild; they are affiliated with the Princes’ Charities Forum. The forum gives the groups the opportunity to concurrently work together.

Below is The Royal Channel’s YouTube video clip of Prince William’s visit to the Lake District on July 24th.

Prince William Praises Skill Force

Yesterday, The Royal Channel featured an exclusive clip of Prince William speaking about the charity Skill Force and his reason for accepting the role of Patron. He appeared at the Tower of London for a Skill Force event on July 6th.

Below is The Royal Channel’s YouTube exclusive clip of Prince William discussing the charity Skill Force.

Dashing Prince Harry Charms New York

It is not uncommon for New York to be inundated with royal visits. In the last two years, the city has entertained royalty from Prince Andrew to Queen Rania and now Prince Harry is joining the brigade of royals who have undertaken engagements in the Big Apple.

He arrived in New York today; he is on two-day diplomatic tour of the city. It is his first official engagement overseas representing the British Royal Family. His trip will wrap up tomorrow on Governors Island playing polo for his charity Sentabale.

His first stop was to the World Trade Center site where he placed a wreath on the fence and thereafter stood quietly with his head bowed to remember the victims of the 9/11 attacks. The note attached to the wreath was imprinted with his cypher and he had written on it the following words: “In respectful memory of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, and in admiration of the courage shown by the people of this great city on that day.” He signed it simply Harry.

After the quiet contemplation at Ground Zero, the prince headed over to the British Garden at Hanover Square to plant a tree.

At the Manhattan Campus of the Veterans Affairs New York Harbour Healthcare System, the prince toured the prosthetics facilities and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder treatment clinic. Afterwards, he attended a private reception at the British Consul General's Residence in New York.

Tomorrow, he will visit the Harlem Children’s Zone and participate in the Veuve Clicquot Manhattan Polo Match which will be held on Governors Island. The proceeds from the charity event will benefit the American Friends of Sentebale. Sentebale was co-founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho which assists Lesotho's orphans and vulnerable children ravaged by poverty, abuse and the HIV/Aids epidemic.

The BBC video clip, Harry lays wreath at Ground Zero, can be viewed here.

Photo: REUTERS

Revving Up: Prince William and Prince Harry Traverse South Africa

Prince William and Prince Harry are traversing South Africa in support of several charitable causes. Harry’s charity, Sentebale, is one of the recipients for the money raised. The princes began their eight day journey over the weekend in Port Edward; the jaunt will end in Port Elizabeth.

Below is a telegraph.co.uk video clip of Prince William and Prince Harry as they prepare for their South Africa motorbike trek.