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Prince William warns the climate crisis would leave us without 'precious things'
The 37-year-old royal and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, visited a melting glacier in Pakistan and witnessed first hand the effect that climate change is having on the planet.
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Kate, William visit melting glacier in Pakistan's north
The British royals travelled by helicopter to a glacier in Broghil Valley National Park to see the effects of climate change in one of the most glaciated areas of the world.
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All smiles as Britain's William and Kate meet Pakistan PM Khan
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were greeted with handshakes by a smiling Khan, who first met William when the prince was a young boy, on the steps at the Prime Minister's House in the capital.
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Britain's William and Kate to begin 'complex' tour of Pakistan
Details of the five-day visit are being kept under wraps, with security expected to be tight for the couple's first official trip to Pakistan.
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No-frills Wills: British royals take commercial flight to see queen
The trip came after high profile criticism of William’s brother Harry over his use of private jets to take trips with wife Meghan.
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Beaming Prince George celebrates sixth birthday
The birth of George, the third-in-line to the throne and the oldest of Prince William and wife Kate’s three children, caused a media frenzy in 2013.
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Prince William: I'd be absolutely fine if one of my children were gay
The 37-year-old royal has Princes George, five, and Louis, 14 months, and Princess Charlotte, four, with wife Duchess Catherine
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Prince William: 'Princess Diana's death was a pain like no other'
The Duke of Cambridge was just 15-years-old when his mother was killed in a Paris car crash in 1997 but William said he has taken comfort from those who have been through the same tragedy.
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Prince Louis keeping duke and duchess on their toes
The young prince may only be 12 months old, but he's already frightening his parents with his bold behaviour.
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British royals William, Kate, Harry and Meghan launch mental health text service
The two princes have been widely praised for speaking out about their own struggles with mental health struggles in the wake of the death of their mother Princess Diana in a 1997 car crash.
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Princess Charlotte celebrates fourth birthday with new photos
Charlotte, daughter of Prince William and his wife Kate, was pictured in the gardens at Kensington Palace in central London, and the family home in Norfolk, eastern England.
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Prince William visits NZ mosques attacked by gunman, meets survivors
The Duke of Cambridge spoke at Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, one of two mosques where 50 people were killed by a lone gunman during Friday prayers on 15 March.
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UK royals publish photos of Prince Louis to mark first birthday
Louis, who is fifth in line to the throne, has a five-year-old brother, Prince George, and three-year-old sister, Princess Charlotte.
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Prince William to visit Christchurch attack victims
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern has said Prince William already had a strong connection with Christchurch after visiting in the wake of a devastating 2011 earthquake.
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Harry, Meghan 'are thinking of sending their child to an American school'
A source told E! News: 'Meghan is also keen for her child to be fully aware of his or her American heritage.'
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Prince William's mental health campaign was shunned by celebrities
The Prince has revealed that he and his wife, the Duchess of Cambridge, initially struggled to generate high-profile support for their campaign.
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Prince William tackles mental health taboo at Davos gathering
The British prince spoke on a panel at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss resort of Davos.
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Prince William turns interviewer at Davos in appearance with Attenborough
David Attenborough, whose natural history programmes include ‘Blue Planet II’ and ‘Dynasties’, said it was difficult to overstate how urgent the climate crisis had become.
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Why the British Royal family dropped its stiff upper lip
While the 'stiff upper lip' may be as British as fish and chips, the younger generation of the Royal family are taking a different approach.
