I'm still reeling at the thought of Price Albert Cos

Aww, despite that , I'd like a Prince Bert.

Or Buck!  Prince Bucklebury - in honour of her home town.

Ooo we're stickied... is Lori herethe Yanks love this! Did anyone notice that 90 or so per cent of the people outside Buck House last night were a) young people and b) not from UK

Ahh, Bertie would be good, it's been a while since we had a King Cnut, (careful how you pronounce that!)

Look at her 'bloom': red cheeks, smiley face... I was never 100% sure about her but she's convinced me tonight...get yer arse away sis Pip!

Cuthbert known as Bertie   or Arthur to become King Arthur the once and future king 

Henry would be a lovely name for the new prince

there's already a Prince Henry (Harry's proper name) so can't see it being that Sweets   although it could be a middle name as a nod to his brother 

That's Harrys name isn't it 

Same door 31 years on

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge left hospital on Tuesday evening with their new baby son, born on 22 July. The duke was born at the same hospital - the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London - some 31 years and one month almost to the day earlier.

The Queen has arrived at Kensington Palace to visit the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their new son, her great grandson.

It is believed William and Kate will tell Her Majesty their new son's name during her visit  

The monarch had said she was "thrilled" at the arrival of her third great-grandson during a reception at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday evening.

Louise Butt, a guest at the event for the Queen's Award for Enterprise, said the monarch had also described the baby as a "big boy" and had said that "the first born is very special".

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have travelled with their new baby to Bucklebury to spend time with Kate's parents after a hectic day of Royal visitors.

The couple, who were driven from Kensington Palace in a black Range Rover, set off shortly after the Queen met her great grandson for the first time.

The as-yet-unnamed baby, who was born at the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital, London, on Monday, also met his uncle, Prince Harry.

The Duke and Duchess smiled and waved at well-wishers as they set off on the 50-mile trip to Berkshire.

BBC News, Royal Baby coverage, July 2013

Complaint  

We received complaints from some viewers who feel there has been too much coverage of the royal baby story and also from some who feel that the coverage has been biased in favour of the monarchy.

Response from BBC News

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/complaint...wsroyalbabycoverage/

Oh please!!!

why don't these people just do what I do when the Formula One is on?

Rexi, I swear some people have far too much time on their hands. As you say, if it bothers them that much, switch over, there's plenty of other channels that aren't showing news footage.  

Last week there was an article about people writing in to complain that the weather anchor people were being too upbeat about the glorious sunshine which was unfair to those that don't enjoy the hot weather. 

AND...Whether they like it or not that baby will one day be King of this country.

Ahahahaha!!!

I honestly don't know what else I can say to that!

well said cinds 

OT female news presenters when standing up, stand with crossed legs like they are dying to go to the loo

Incidentally,when I get fed-up of the Royal baby coverage, I just switch over. Lovely child 

I had to make a quick edit of my last post as I had made a VERY unfortunate typo on the word country. 

 damn I missed it 

I was lucky Moonie, I was just about to click submit reply when I spotted it.

I truly believe there are some people who are only happy when they are miserable and moaning.

Spot on 

I thought there was far to much baby crap on when nothing was happening. . I felt sorry for the reporters standing in front of a door all the while knowing there was a lot of heavy breathing and then pushing going on inside and they'd have to wait for that to finish before they actually had a news story.,.. .I mean how many times can they say she's in labour..  or how many times and ways can they say it's a boy...

Then things like This Morning banging on about all things baby too.. was pretty hard to escape it.. 

I wouldn't go as far as to complain tho. .  but I did get pissed off a few times when there was no news on the news other than waiting for a baby news..

*legs it out of thread *

Coward 

yep I am

and I always do a couple of edits before I manage to spot all my typo's and bits I've missed out.. so that quote wasn't my finished article. .

this is an edit too

I am the same Olly  

I agree there was to much of them just standing there repeating everything over and over again, sky are the worst at it but like other's have said turn the channel, I do when footys on 

GEORGE !!!

Bit boring

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have named their son

George Alexander Louis, Kensington Palace has said.

As i sed - bit boring

Gary Liam Winston

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROYAL-BABY-SOUVENIR-COMMEMORATIVE-WRIST-WATCH-PRINCE-WILLIAM-KATE-/130953691706?pt=UK_Royalty&hash=item1e7d72c23a

I thought Phillip might have been in there 

My daughter has won a teddy bear!! She got the name right in a local toy shop competition All three names infact ... she's well chuffed.

very traditional and I think they are looking to the future rather than now 

 my Dad was George and my FIL had it as one of his second names 

George Andrew David Patrick would have been nice

My second name is George as was my dads