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Britain's Prince Harry has been invited to a Peter Andre concert.
The flame-haired royal has been asked to see the 'Mysterious Girl' singer live by comic David Walliams, but it's not known if Harry has taken him up on the offer.
A giggly David was spotted handing a flyer for the concert to Harry, 29, during a charity event at London's Royal Albert Hall last night (08.07.14).
The 'Britain's Got Talent' judge hosted the event, which was also attended by Prince Charles, 65, and Prince William, 32.
A gleeful David wrote on Twitter: "I just met Prince Harry and asked him if he wanted to come to see @MrPeterAndre in concert with me."
He added to Mail Online: "Harry is a fan. Apparently."
The royal trio also posed with the Military Wives choir for photographs at the Responsible Business Awards dinner, which was organised by Princes Charles' Business in the Community foundation.
The heir to the throne quipped how he was delighted that his sons had finally taken an interest in the charity, which encourages big businesses to support their local communities.
He joked: "Perhaps curiosity has finally got the better of them?"
Prince Harry invited to Peter Andre gig
Britain's Prince Harry has been invited to a Peter Andre concert.
The flame-haired royal has been asked to see the 'Mysterious Girl' singer live by comic David Walliams, but it's not known if Harry has taken him up on the offer.
A giggly David was spotted handing a flyer for the concert to Harry, 29, during a charity event at London's Royal Albert Hall last night (08.07.14).
The 'Britain's Got Talent' judge hosted the event, which was also attended by Prince Charles, 65, and Prince William, 32.
A gleeful David wrote on Twitter: "I just met Prince Harry and asked him if he wanted to come to see @MrPeterAndre in concert with me."
He added to Mail Online: "Harry is a fan. Apparently."
The royal trio also posed with the Military Wives choir for photographs at the Responsible Business Awards dinner, which was organised by Princes Charles' Business in the Community foundation.
The heir to the throne quipped how he was delighted that his sons had finally taken an interest in the charity, which encourages big businesses to support their local communities.
He joked: "Perhaps curiosity has finally got the better of them?"
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Britain's Prince Charles enjoyed a glass of Pimms in Somerset today (08.07.14).
The 65-year-old royal took a trip to the south west of England to meet with local residents, politicians and business owners who had fallen victim to flooding and witness firsthand how things have changed in the last five months since his visit.
Spirits were high as Charles arrived at the village of Muchelney and sipped on the refreshing summer drink as he was told how the community had rallied together in the wake of the natural disaster.
The scene was a far cry from last February, when the heir to the throne first visited the location and was forced to travel on a makeshift boat due to the volume of dirty floodwater.
According to the MailOnline, villager Maxine Gryce said: "It's nice that he's come back to the area. He seems a nice man and I do think he really does care.
"When he came here last time he just put on his wellies and got in the boat like everyone else. It was almost nicer because it didn't seem like there was any health and safety or anything."
Earlier in the day, Charles toured Glastonbury Abbey with music festival founder Michael Eavis and met with key members from Visit Somerset, who are striving to prevent tourism from suffering in the wake of the flooding.
He also went to Michael Eavis Railway Station and showed his support for First Great Western's 'Be A Great Westerner' campaign to boost tourism.
Prince Charles sips on Pimms in Somerset
Britain's Prince Charles enjoyed a glass of Pimms in Somerset today (08.07.14).
The 65-year-old royal took a trip to the south west of England to meet with local residents, politicians and business owners who had fallen victim to flooding and witness firsthand how things have changed in the last five months since his visit.
Spirits were high as Charles arrived at the village of Muchelney and sipped on the refreshing summer drink as he was told how the community had rallied together in the wake of the natural disaster.
The scene was a far cry from last February, when the heir to the throne first visited the location and was forced to travel on a makeshift boat due to the volume of dirty floodwater.
According to the MailOnline, villager Maxine Gryce said: "It's nice that he's come back to the area. He seems a nice man and I do think he really does care.
"When he came here last time he just put on his wellies and got in the boat like everyone else. It was almost nicer because it didn't seem like there was any health and safety or anything."
Earlier in the day, Charles toured Glastonbury Abbey with music festival founder Michael Eavis and met with key members from Visit Somerset, who are striving to prevent tourism from suffering in the wake of the flooding.
He also went to Michael Eavis Railway Station and showed his support for First Great Western's 'Be A Great Westerner' campaign to boost tourism.
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Prince George's new nanny is trained in self-defence and driving at high speeds.
A new article which offers a detailed insight into the young heir's first 12 months has claimed Spanish childminder Maria Teresa Turrion Borallo came highly recommended to Prince William and Duchess Catherine because of her incredible set of skills.
Vanity Fair magazine's Katie Nicholl claims Maria was recommended by a friend and her "credentials include experience in self-defence, high-speed driving, and dealing with paparazzi".
It's thought the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge decided to hire Maria after their previous nanny Jessie Webb - who raised Prince William as a youngster - decided she wasn't fit to travel to Australia and New Zealand in April for a gruelling 11-day tour.
Prior to accompanying the royals on their Australian trip, Maria spent a week bonding with George at the home of Catherine's parents Michael and Carole Middleton in Bucklebury, Berkshire, while his parents were on holiday in the Maldives.
Nicholl also claims that Jessie had a heavy hand in helping form George's sleeping patterns and the little one's voracious appetite while breastfeeding often meant he refused to sleep through the night.
It's only in the last several months that George has begun sleeping through the night since his mother introduced solid foods into his diet.
Prince George’s nanny knows self-defence
Prince George's new nanny is trained in self-defence and driving at high speeds.
A new article which offers a detailed insight into the young heir's first 12 months has claimed Spanish childminder Maria Teresa Turrion Borallo came highly recommended to Prince William and Duchess Catherine because of her incredible set of skills.
Vanity Fair magazine's Katie Nicholl claims Maria was recommended by a friend and her "credentials include experience in self-defence, high-speed driving, and dealing with paparazzi".
It's thought the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge decided to hire Maria after their previous nanny Jessie Webb - who raised Prince William as a youngster - decided she wasn't fit to travel to Australia and New Zealand in April for a gruelling 11-day tour.
Prior to accompanying the royals on their Australian trip, Maria spent a week bonding with George at the home of Catherine's parents Michael and Carole Middleton in Bucklebury, Berkshire, while his parents were on holiday in the Maldives.
Nicholl also claims that Jessie had a heavy hand in helping form George's sleeping patterns and the little one's voracious appetite while breastfeeding often meant he refused to sleep through the night.
It's only in the last several months that George has begun sleeping through the night since his mother introduced solid foods into his diet.
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Britain's Prince George has landed the cover of Vanity Fair.
The prestigious magazine has featured the young royal on the cover of its August 2014 issue to mark the cherubic youngster's first birthday.
The cover is a fairly recent picture of Prince George in the arms of his mother, Duchess Catherine, while his father, Prince William, appears to dote on him.
A cover feature written by journalist Katie Nicholl, meanwhile, offers a behind-the-scenes insight into Prince George's first 12 months, including how his parents are eager for him to have a "normal life".
A preview of the article states: "They take George to playdates at the homes of friends, among them Kate's old Marlborough friend Alice St. John Webster, who has a baby several months older than George."
Nicholl also claims Prince William and Duchess Catherine, both 32, are already planning on another baby to join the chubby-cheeked tot.
It's claimed, "there are rumours among the couple's friends that they plan to try this summer".
George accompanied his parents on a royal trip to Australia and New Zealand and a senior aide tells the magazine, the prince "didn't really suffer from jet lag -- he settled down very quickly".
Prince George on cover of Vanity Fair
Britain's Prince George has landed the cover of Vanity Fair.
The prestigious magazine has featured the young royal on the cover of its August 2014 issue to mark the cherubic youngster's first birthday.
The cover is a fairly recent picture of Prince George in the arms of his mother, Duchess Catherine, while his father, Prince William, appears to dote on him.
A cover feature written by journalist Katie Nicholl, meanwhile, offers a behind-the-scenes insight into Prince George's first 12 months, including how his parents are eager for him to have a "normal life".
A preview of the article states: "They take George to playdates at the homes of friends, among them Kate's old Marlborough friend Alice St. John Webster, who has a baby several months older than George."
Nicholl also claims Prince William and Duchess Catherine, both 32, are already planning on another baby to join the chubby-cheeked tot.
It's claimed, "there are rumours among the couple's friends that they plan to try this summer".
George accompanied his parents on a royal trip to Australia and New Zealand and a senior aide tells the magazine, the prince "didn't really suffer from jet lag -- he settled down very quickly".
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Britain's Prince Charles is to attend this year's Royal International Air Tattoo on Friday (11.07.14).
The 65-year-old royal is among the guests expected to watch the Red Arrows in action at the annual air show at the RAF Fairford base in Gloucestershire, south west England.
Charles will meet members of the Red Arrows, who are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year.
A spokesperson for the RIAT said: "HRH The Prince of Wales is to attend the Royal International Air Tattoo on Friday July 11 when the air show will be holding a special Red Arrows' Pit Day.
"The Prince of Wales will meet the pilots and air crew beside their aircraft following the display and after the team have performed a special flypast with aircraft flown by the team leaders from the Patrouille de France, Patrouille Suisse, Frecce Tricolori and Breitling Jet Team to mark their 50th display season.
"The Prince of Wales will also visit the air show's Techno Zone, an interactive area sponsored by Lockheed Martin which brings engineering and technology to life with entertaining, hands' on entertainment. Here he will meet youngsters and members of the Air Cadets."
The RIAT takes place this weekend.
Prince Charles to watch Red Arrows
Britain's Prince Charles is to attend this year's Royal International Air Tattoo on Friday (11.07.14).
The 65-year-old royal is among the guests expected to watch the Red Arrows in action at the annual air show at the RAF Fairford base in Gloucestershire, south west England.
Charles will meet members of the Red Arrows, who are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year.
A spokesperson for the RIAT said: "HRH The Prince of Wales is to attend the Royal International Air Tattoo on Friday July 11 when the air show will be holding a special Red Arrows' Pit Day.
"The Prince of Wales will meet the pilots and air crew beside their aircraft following the display and after the team have performed a special flypast with aircraft flown by the team leaders from the Patrouille de France, Patrouille Suisse, Frecce Tricolori and Breitling Jet Team to mark their 50th display season.
"The Prince of Wales will also visit the air show's Techno Zone, an interactive area sponsored by Lockheed Martin which brings engineering and technology to life with entertaining, hands' on entertainment. Here he will meet youngsters and members of the Air Cadets."
The RIAT takes place this weekend.
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Britain's Prince Charles is to return to Somerset to meet with flood victims today (08.07.14).
The 65-year-old royal will visit the flood-hit village of Muchelney, on the Somerset Levels in south west England, five months after his first trip in February, to see how it is recovering, ITV News reports.
Charles will meet with local people and businesses affected by the flooding, which was so bad that the royal had to travel using an emergency boat service and a tractor during his last visit.
The prince will also visit Glastonbury Abbey and Castle Cary train station to see how the tourism has been affected by the floods.
During his first visit to the Muchelney, the royal criticised relief efforts for taking so long to alleviate the effects of the flooding.
He said: "There's nothing like a jolly good disaster to get people to start doing something. The tragedy is that nothing happened for so long."
Charles added that he "feels very sorry for all the people affected by the flooding".
Prince Charles returning to Somerset
Britain's Prince Charles is to return to Somerset to meet with flood victims today (08.07.14).
The 65-year-old royal will visit the flood-hit village of Muchelney, on the Somerset Levels in south west England, five months after his first trip in February, to see how it is recovering, ITV News reports.
Charles will meet with local people and businesses affected by the flooding, which was so bad that the royal had to travel using an emergency boat service and a tractor during his last visit.
The prince will also visit Glastonbury Abbey and Castle Cary train station to see how the tourism has been affected by the floods.
During his first visit to the Muchelney, the royal criticised relief efforts for taking so long to alleviate the effects of the flooding.
He said: "There's nothing like a jolly good disaster to get people to start doing something. The tragedy is that nothing happened for so long."
Charles added that he "feels very sorry for all the people affected by the flooding".
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Zara and Mike Tindall like splashing out on high-tech gadgets.
Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter and her rugby player husband enjoy state-of-the-art equipment in their house and always make sure they have the latest phones, Mike has revealed.
He told the Sunday Times newspaper: "I like TVs, sound systems, and a nice cinema room where it's all wired in properly. We always upgrade quickly with tablets and smartphones."
While the couple enjoy the finer things in life, Mike, 35, insists family comes first and he is doing his best to ensure a secure financial future for the couple's six-month-old daughter Mia.
Quizzed about his financial priorities, he explained: 'Family, making sure we're all right for the future. We've just had Mia, so school fees come into it, college, a wedding."
The rugby pro admits he's very conscious over his money and has avoided using a credit card until recently.
Mike added: "I am very conscious about money, spending only what I have. That was always the way when I started professional rugby. Then again, if I know the money is there, I like to enjoy myself."
Zara and Mike Tindall love gadgets
Zara and Mike Tindall like splashing out on high-tech gadgets.
Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter and her rugby player husband enjoy state-of-the-art equipment in their house and always make sure they have the latest phones, Mike has revealed.
He told the Sunday Times newspaper: "I like TVs, sound systems, and a nice cinema room where it's all wired in properly. We always upgrade quickly with tablets and smartphones."
While the couple enjoy the finer things in life, Mike, 35, insists family comes first and he is doing his best to ensure a secure financial future for the couple's six-month-old daughter Mia.
Quizzed about his financial priorities, he explained: 'Family, making sure we're all right for the future. We've just had Mia, so school fees come into it, college, a wedding."
The rugby pro admits he's very conscious over his money and has avoided using a credit card until recently.
Mike added: "I am very conscious about money, spending only what I have. That was always the way when I started professional rugby. Then again, if I know the money is there, I like to enjoy myself."
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Britain's Prince William and Duchess Catherine are "quite competitive" at tennis.
The royal couple has revealed they try to outdo each other when they play the sport, but the Duchess of Cambridge - who gave birth to adorable Prince George just 12 months ago - admits she's now rusty since becoming a mother.
William and Catherine, both 32, congratulated Serbian tennis pro Novak Djokovic after his victory in the Wimbledon men's final yesterday (06.07.14) and admitted their own love of the sport.
Quizzed by Novak if she's a fan, Catherine said: "Very keen, I'm slightly out of practice since having George."
The brunette beauty then added she and her spouse "have quite a competitive game".
According to HELLO! magazine, Novak, 27, began the conversation with the royals by thanking them for watching his hard-fought tennis match against Roger Federer.
Catherine responded: "How could we leave?"
The pair were among a star-studded audience to watch the final.
They were joined in the royal box by Catherine's parents Michael and Carole Middleton, as well as her sister Pippa Middleton and Pippa's boyfriend Nico Jackson.
Catherine and William are competitive at tennis
Britain's Prince William and Duchess Catherine are "quite competitive" at tennis.
The royal couple has revealed they try to outdo each other when they play the sport, but the Duchess of Cambridge - who gave birth to adorable Prince George just 12 months ago - admits she's now rusty since becoming a mother.
William and Catherine, both 32, congratulated Serbian tennis pro Novak Djokovic after his victory in the Wimbledon men's final yesterday (06.07.14) and admitted their own love of the sport.
Quizzed by Novak if she's a fan, Catherine said: "Very keen, I'm slightly out of practice since having George."
The brunette beauty then added she and her spouse "have quite a competitive game".
According to HELLO! magazine, Novak, 27, began the conversation with the royals by thanking them for watching his hard-fought tennis match against Roger Federer.
Catherine responded: "How could we leave?"
The pair were among a star-studded audience to watch the final.
They were joined in the royal box by Catherine's parents Michael and Carole Middleton, as well as her sister Pippa Middleton and Pippa's boyfriend Nico Jackson.