their new home, adelaide cottage, is a ten—minute walk from windsor castle.e children would be switching schools. our royal editor, nicholas witchell, is in windsor. soa so a new home for the cambridges. new home and a new school. and i think it tells us that as we know, the cambridges are absolutely determined that their true —— their three children should have as normal an upbringing as possible and preferably in a rural setting. so they are moving to adelaide cottage, which is on the home parkjust about ten minutes away from windsor castle here. and the three children, george, charlotte and louis will start at lambrook school next month. this is described as a leading, co—educational prep school not far from ascot. it has been in existence for about 160 years, it has 600 pupils aged between three and 13 and is set in 53 acres of its own ground. the other thing this move tells us is william and catherine are content to live in what, by royal standards, are content to live in what, by royalstandards, is are content to live in what, by royal standards, is a p

adelaide cottage, the clue is in the title.us accommodation california. but it brings cambridges into windsor and it means prince william will be very close to his grandmother and she of course is relying more and more on prince charles and william for advice on the future, notjust of the monarchy, but of the royal family. although cambridges will keep their home in norfolk, they will keep their apartment at kensington palace, their home from now on, their main home will be here in windsor. from next month, state schools in england will have to remove unnecessary branding from their uniforms — to make them cheaper. the children's society estimates parents have to spend around £300 to kit out a secondary school pupil, as colletta smith reports. the start of another busy day at the uniform project. this is our uniform room. this is all our primary stock. emma's suiting and booting children from across nottingham, as more children than ever turn to herfor help. we've got summer dresses. we've also got our blues, navies, and we've

the clue is in the title, it is adelaide cottage.ds is that this brings william of course very close to his grandmother, the queen. she is now based here at windsor castle, she is in belmore at the moment for her summer break in scotland, but she will be returning to windsor castle, and this at a time when the queen is looking increasingly, given her age, to princes charles and william for advice and wise counsel on issues concerning the monarchy and the royal family. concerning the monarchy and the royalfamily. so concerning the monarchy and the royal family. so that is the news, they will be moving here to windsor, they will be moving here to windsor, they will be keeping their home at anmer hall in norfolk and their apartment at kensington palace in the centre of london, but from now, really, the principal home for the cambridges will be adelaide cottage here in windsor. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story. russia has blamed ukraine for the killing of the daughter of a prominent russian nationalist wh

this is adelaide cottage, a short distance from the castle.will be renting it at the market rate. and the move to windsor means a new school for these three. george, louis and charlotte, aged nine, four and seven respectively. from next month, all three of them will be studying here, lambrook school, a private school not far from ascot. it's set in 52 acres of grounds, it has extensive facilities and a good academic record. fees per pupil are up to £21,000 a year. the school says it is delighted the cambridge children are joining them. the move will also bring william much closer to the queen, here at windsor castle, when increasingly she is looking to charles and william for advice and support. so a move to windsor sends a clear message — as britain's monarchy evolves and moves on with a smaller cast list, the cambridges can be relied upon. nicholas witchell, bbc news, windsor. prolonged high temperatures have resulted in harmful algae blooms spreading across england's largest lake. campaigners say the situation at windermere, in the lake dis

it is adelaide cottage, the clue is in the title., much more spacious. and this brings the cambridges right here in windsor, it means that prince william will be very close to his grandmother, and she of course is relying more and more on prince charles and william for advice on the future notjust of the monarchy but of the royal family, so although the cambridges will keep their home in norfolk, anmer hall, they will keep their apartment at kensington palace, a spacious apartment, it should be said, their main home from now on will be here in windsor. nick witchell reporting. from next month, state schools will have to remove unnecessary branding from their uniforms in order to reduce costs for parents. colletta smith reports. the start of another busy day at the uniform project. that the start of another busy day at the uniform project.— uniform pro'ect. that is how a uniform project. that is how a uniform room, _ uniform project. that is how a uniform room, this _ uniform project. that is how a uniform room, this is - uniform proj

this is adelaide cottage, a short distance from the castle. to windsor means a new school for these three. george, louis and charlotte, aged nine, four and seven respectively. from next month, all three of them will be studying here, lambrook school, a private school not far from ascot. it's set in 52 acres of grounds, it has extensive facilities and a good academic record. fees per pupil are up to £21,000 a year. the school says it is delighted the cambridge children are joining them. the move will also bring william much closer to the queen, here at windsor castle, when increasingly she is looking to charles and william for advice and support. so a move to windsor sends a clear message — as britain's monarchy evolves and moves on with a smaller cast list, the cambridges can be relied upon. nicholas witchell, bbc news, windsor. more events have been taking place today to remember michael collins, one of the key figures in the founding of the irish state, who was killed this day 100 years ago. yesterday, a ceremony was held in county cork wher

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officials say they'll move into adelaide cottage — near windsor castle — before the start of the newnight's game with liverpool. although manchester united were victorious tonight, supporters have been unhappy with the glazer family's running of the club for some time. 0lly foster reports from old trafford. we want glazers out, we want glazers out. | it's notjust during the bad times that manchester united supporters have protested against the club's owners. but after five trophyless years and their worst start to a season in decades, ahead of a match against their great rivals, it was no surprise they would turn up the volume on their discontent. thousands marched on old trafford. get the glazers out. they are taking billions out of our club, destroying our club. the legacy of united. four generations of my family are manchester and have been to the stadium. n-s theirs. — it's not glazers' to buy or to sell. it's been 17 yearsi ofjust pure greed from the glazers. so it's time to finally get rid of them. - money has been spent, at least £60 million on real madrid's casemiro. he was p

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to stay from the public eye, will be moving to adelaide cottage, part of the windsor estate, four bedroomny, closer to the monarch. royal editor from the sunday times. >> william and his father are involved, seeing the queen more frequently is going to be great for both of them. >> reporter: william and kate also closer to harry and meghan if they should visit and stay at frogmore cottage, their uk home. william and kate keep kensington college as official resident with residence in norfolk. kids will start at prep school miles away. windsor residents are weighing in. >> great they're coming back to windsor where it feels like they belong. lovely news. >> reporter: the public is used to seeing the monarchy grow up, william and harry first days of schools with princess diana 1980s, it's right of passage. following in the footsteps. it's about them. >> prince george is going to be king one day, want to give him best years of normal life before he starts to contemplate that. >> reporter: royal life will never be normal. tuition fees for each kids will push nearly $25,000 every single year an

the family is said to be moving into adelaide cottage, a four bedroom home nearly 20 years >>> there's a game of catch. but there's one minor league star that grew up playing fetch. here's cbs's kris van cleave. >> reporter: the 1988 hit "bull durham" was a major home run for the minor league durham bulls. now it's a dog that has fans barking for more. meet ripken, the bat dog. >> i actually sometimes have to apologize to the players, because they'll ground out to second and all of a sudden, the crowd just goes crazy. >> reporter: crazy for this 6-year-old black lab playing clean-up, collecting bats for the hometown team and ripken's also a good luck charm for bulls' outfielder miles mastrobuoni. do you worry people will say you're just letting the game go to the dogs? >> no, not at all, actually. >> reporter: assistant general manager chip allen says the team did have a couple canine concerns. >> would the bats come back wet? would they have teeth marks in it? i don't know how ripken does it. no saliva on the bats. no teeth marks. >> reporter: it helps that his owner, michael o'donnel

but now prince william and kate making a big change, moving their young family to adelaide cottage.tryside >> the children will be able to enjoy it without any prying eyes or photographers being there or members of the public able to see them >> reporter: a royal source telling the press association the move is for the children so they can have as normal a life as possible. it keeps prince william, second in line to the throne, close to his grandmother, the queen, now 96, and handing over more of her duties >> he's still learning so much from her we know that they are constantly in touch with each other and i think he felt strongly that he wanted to physically be near the queen at windsor castle >> reporter: their new home a stone's throw from prince harry and meghan's cottage it's not clear if the two families will meet up. the brothers' relationship still strained, 25 years after their mother, princess diana's death and right now the queen is actually at her summer home in scotland where she, william and harry, all found out about diana's death 25 years ago at the tend of this mon