Royal delivery

Glad they showed the baby off to the world. Wise choice but brave as well. Otherwise Wills would have had to helicopter them out of there I guess. All credit to Kate for showing the world what a 1 day postpartum belly looks like. I don't think that has been done before. She obviously had a very easy delivery by the way she was moving and looking. And the baby too - not a squashed one.
I hope now the world will allow her to spend time with her immediate family now without being mobbed.

Witchell is creepy! Did you know that many years ago he wrote a book about the Loch Ness Monster? I think he still believes in in.

Prince Charles can't stand him either, apparently!

Nicholas Witchell is starting to sound like the Archbishop of Canterbury.

I wish they'd put stand Nicholas Witchell down! You would think he owns the Royal Family. Can.t stand the man!

Kate looked lovely!

It was quite funny yesterday.I go walking with a large group (60) , and our leader announced at the start that he would look on his phone for information on the Royal birth and convey it to us at intervals.
After about 20 minutes walking, he called a halt, and we gathered round, expectantly.
"The Duke of Edinburgh Has visited Kate in the hospital, and given her a present. After a "pregnant" , ha, ha, pause, he said.

All of Cornwall!".....!

Then later on he drew us to another halt.
We gathered round again.

"Nicholas Witchell is just about to have his lunch.Sandwiches, and a banana!"
At the end of the walk,2 and a half hours; we never did discover anything.Of course, the baby didnt arrive until late afternoon.

Must say that the 'no news news' is getting a bit boring now .

Very naff....but clever marketing. No Daily Male then?

OMG. That is so very naff. But no worse than I'd expect!

front page of The Sun tomorrow

True, my sister and her German friends love to know about our royal family. DD's Belgian friends prefer our royals because they say the Belgian royal family are stuffy and boring

And so they should

DH was a bit taken aback to get an email from an acquaintance in the US congratulating him on the birth only seconds after we had heard the news here. People who don't have a monarchy always seem to get very excited by ours.

Took their time making the announcement, wish them well

How embarrassing. And what a shame!

So Funny......I've just seen on the news that they can't ring the bells at Bucklebury tomorrow because one of the bellringers is on holiday. What was that I said about Dad's Army?

I hope they've got rid of that town cryer (crier?) outside the hospital. That was sonaff.

Almost certainly I'd think

Maybe the bellringers are all up the pub!

jingle, earlier on they said they were going to ring the church bells at Bucklbury when the birth was announced. They're now saying they're going to do it tomorrow Sounds a bit Dad's Army.

One of my fellow GPs said the Russians were sending up a satellite to photo my dark side!
I was rather hurt. A man of course!

Same here, glamma - someone said I looked like a galleon in full sail walking down the street and DD was only 7lb 3oz when born!

BBC coverage getting funny now. What's happening in Bucklebury?! Answer, sod all. Not a soul in sight.

That's good.