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Tuesday 30 July 2013

We celebrate the Royal family because it symbolises our liberty

The monarchy may reign over us, but it too is subject to the rule of ancient law

We Britons know that there is something faintly ridiculous making a baby the repository of our national story. Yet that doesn’t make our support for the institution any the less sincere
We Britons know that there is something faintly ridiculous making a baby the repository of our national story. Yet that doesn’t make our support for the institution any the less sincere Photo: Eddie Mulholland

8:32PM BST 26 Jul 2013

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In The Royal Family

The Queen's Coronation 1953  

Coronation exhibition

The royal baby is shown the the media outside the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital  

Royal baby appearance in pictures

 

What the British papers say

Royal well-wishers at St Mary's Hospital, London  

Royal baby: the day in pictures

 

Interactive: the Royal Family tree

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