As Prince William is strolling around Sandringham Estate, he reveals some of his favourite songs whilst conversing for the Apple Fitness+ series Time to Walk. He also shares an incident that impacted him deeply whilst an air ambulance pilot for the East Anglian Air Ambulance service.
Prince William spoke with Sky News correspondent, Rhiannon Mills, about Queen Elizabeth II celebrating her 90th birthday.
Prince William speaks with BBC's Nicholas Witchell on his royal duties, and following his own royal path.
The royal newlyweds kissed twice as family members joined them on the Buckingham Palace balcony to acknowledge the crowd after the wedding ceremony in Westminster Abbey. After the second kiss, Prince William begged off anymore public displays of affection by saying, “that’s it, no more, no more, no more, I’m out.”
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The Royal Channel on YouTube is hosting a live video feed of Prince William’s wedding to Catherine Middleton courtesy of the BBC.
Queen Elizabeth II gave Prince William a piece of Welsh gold to have shaped into Catherine Middleton’s wedding ring. The ring was made by Wartski. Prince Harry, his brother and best man, will carry the ring to Westminster Abbey. It will be the only ring exchanged during the ceremony by the wedding couple.
Established in 1865, Wartski holds royal warrants from Queen Elizabeth II and the Prince of Wales.
Queen Elizabeth II has bestowed the titles Duke of Cambridge, Earl of Strathearn and Baron Carrickfergus to Prince William before his marriage to Catherine Middleton.
Below is the press statement released from Buckingham Palace.
The Queen has today been pleased to confer a Dukedom on Prince William of Wales. His titles will be Duke of Cambridge, Earl of Strathearn and Baron Carrickfergus.
Prince William thus becomes His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge and Miss Catherine Middleton on marriage will become Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge.
Peruvian photographer Mario Testino was chosen for the official engagement portraits of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. The photos were shot on 25th November 2010 in the State Apartments of St. James Palace. 
Photos: © 2010 Mario Testino
In a statement just released on the British Monarchy website, Prince William and Catherine Middleton have chosen Westminster Abbey for their wedding service. The wedding date is set for Friday 29th April 2011. The Royal Family will cover the cost of the wedding.
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In his first post engagement interview, Prince William revealed more details of his proposal to Catherine Middleton to ITN’s Tom Bradby. The prince said he carried his mother’s sapphire and diamond engagement ring for weeks in his rucksack before popping the long-awaited question to his girlfriend of eight years whilst on a safari trip to Kenya in October.
The couple’s interview was relaxed with light-hearted banter on some of the finer details of their romance. Whilst pursuing his courtship of Catherine, Prince William said that friendship first in the relationship was a good foundation and a massive advantage.
The wedding will take place next year in London.
Below is ITN’s Tom Bradby post engagement interview of Prince William and Catherine Middleton.
Queen Elizabeth II is probably pleased with Prince William’s sign of frugalness. The ring belonged to his late mother Diana. According to William’s perspective, he wanted Catherine to have something that was very special to him. The sapphire and diamond ring first made its appearance at the engagement photocall of Lady Diana Spencer and the Prince of Wales on Tuesday, February 24, 1981 at 3:00 pm on the grounds of Buckingham Palace. The deep blue oval sapphire is surrounded by fourteen diamonds and mounted on platinum. The ring was designed by the crown jewelers Garrard which was priced in their catalog at £28,500.
With the reappearance of Diana’s engagement ring, it could hopefully signal that other pieces such as the Cambridge Lover’s Knot tiara, Queen Mary’s Art Deco emerald bracelet and the Sultan of Oman’s sapphires might be worn by the future princess Catherine Middleton.
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Prince William and Catherine Middleton made their first photocall appearance at St. James Palace after the engagement announcement this morning from Clarence House. The couple fielded some questions from reporters whilst dealing with the blinding flashes of many cameras.
Below is The Royal Channel’s YouTube video of Prince William’s engagement photocall at St. James Palace.
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Perseverance prevails for Catherine Middleton! Clarence House issued the official engagement announcement of Prince William this morning. Below is the press statement from the Prince of Wales.
The Prince of Wales is delighted to announce the engagement of Prince William to Miss Catherine Middleton.
The wedding will take place in the Spring or Summer of 2011, in London. Further details about the wedding day will be announced in due course.
Prince William and Miss Middleton became engaged in October during a private holiday in Kenya.
Prince William has informed The Queen and other close members of his family. Prince William has also sought the permission of Miss Middleton’s father.
Following the marriage, the couple will live in north Wales, where Prince William will continue to serve with the Royal Air Force.
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.
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.
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.
A rare request has been granted to Prince William when he was installed as the 1000th knight of the Order of Garter last month. William honoured his late mother with a red scallop being placed on his crest design for his chair stall in St. George’s Chapel. The sculptor of the crest, Ian Brennan, praised William for the unusual request and said, “it is a really nice gesture that Prince William has acknowledged his late mother in the design. It is also fairly unusual in royal circles.”
Diana died on August 31, 1997. Last summer, he and his brother, Prince Harry paid tribute to their mother at a concert with the sales from the tickets going to charity.
The Telegraph.co.uk article, Prince William's tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales, can be read here.
On April 27th, Prince William flew to Afghanistan on a RAF C17 aircraft which he piloted under supervision for a short period in route to Kandahar Air Base. The reason for the military exercise was to give the prince an opportunity to observe deployed operations in the Middle East. His short trip rounded off in Al Udeid, Qatar before he returned back to RAF Brize Norton on April 28th.
In June, Prince William will begin training with the Royal Navy which will last for two months.
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Prince Andrew appeared on the NBC Today Show this week to discuss Prince William, Prince Harry and Sarah Ferguson. He also talked about his daughters, his former military occupation and his current job. Meredith Vieira’s rare interview with the prince took place in the comfort of Buckingham Palace.
Of his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, Andrew praised her mothering skills and said: “She's the one that delivered what I would describe as that grounding and that down-to-earth attitude in the girls. “She's been through marriage to a member of the royal family. And she's seen both ends. So she knows something that I could never experience, because she's come into it and gone out of it. Now, that experience is probably more valuable to the girls in their grounding than anything that I can give them.”
As a former Navy officer, the prince appreciated the efforts of William and Harry when they signed up for military service and said: “Those two young men are outstanding young people who have chosen to join the armed forces. And I think it’s absolutely right and proper that they should have an exposure to the military.”
Along with the interview, Ms. Vieira was afforded a rare view around Buckingham Palace. During the tour, Prince Andrew recounted some of his favourite pastimes.
The Royalist article, 'Quiet' Prince Andrew Turns TV Tour Guide, can be read here.
The NBC Today Show article, Prince Andrew on being a parent, and a Royal, can be read here.
Below is a clip from Meredith Vieira's NBC exclusive interview with Prince Andrew.
