Abbey bells mark royal birth
The bells of Westminster Abbey sounded out today in celebration of the royal birth. A team began ringing a full peal on the Abbey's 10 bells at 2pm to coincide with a gun salute in Green Park.
'Morning Grandad': Resident's greeting to Prince Charles
During Prince Charles visit to Bugthorpe in East Yorkshire today, local resident Robert Barrett was one of the first to greet the Prince, saying "Morning Grandad".
This reportedly raised a chuckle from Charles. "He obviously likes being a grandad," Mr Barrett said.
A young boy also asked the Prince: "When's the little baby coming?" to which Charles replied: "We haven't been able to bring him yet."
Many people asked whether the new baby had a name, but Charles gave little away.
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Will there be a royal baby boom for the economy?
ITV News' Business Editor, Laura Kuenssberg, looks at how the royal baby could provide a much needed boost to the economy.
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Royal birth set to give much needed boost to businesses
As news of the royal birth is celebrated around the globe a flood of souvenirs and memorabilia will go on sale to mark the occasion.
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The day in pictures and video: Duchess gives birth
In London and around the world politicians, celebrities and members of the public have been celebrating the news of the royal birth.