Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to baby boy.

The Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to a baby boy, Buckingham Palace has announced.



The future king was born at 4.24pm in St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, with the Duke of Cambridge in attendance.
The Duchess of Cambridge gave birth 11 hours after being admitted to the hospital.
The newest addition to the Royal family who becomes third in the line to the throne, ahead of Prince Harry, was born naturally, it was said.
A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: 'The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh are delighted at the news.''
The announcement was made in an email, and minutes later a notice was also placed on an easel on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace. The easel was the same one that was used when Prince William was born.
A short time afterwards, the details were released via Twitter. The baby is 8lbs 6oz, heavier than Prince William, who weighed 7lbs 1oz when he was born on June 21, 1982.
The baby will officially be known as HRH Prince (name) of Cambridge.
The Queen, other senior members of the Royal family and the Middleton family had already been informed when the announcement was made.
In line with royal tradition, the Duke and Duchess have not yet revealed the baby's name. The Duke of Cambridge was not named for a week after his birth, partly because his parents reportedly disagreed over names.
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