British royalty

This weekend saw Kate Middleton out hunting in the english countryside with Prince William.

What happened in the world of Royalty in November?

Japan's Princess Aiko took part in an ancient royal celebration to mark her passage from infancy to childhood.

Whew! At last! Kate Middleton is confirmed to have a job with Jigsaw as a fashion accessories buyer. It's not quite her ideal job as children's fashion designer but it's a start in the right direction. A spokesman for Jigsaw has said today, "We can confirm that Kate joined our staff two or three weeks ago as an accessory buyer for Jigsaw and Jigsaw Junior."

It's been three years in the making but at last Lord Stevens' official report into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales will be released on December 14th, the day before Prince William's Passing Out Parade at Sandhurst. It is widely believed that the report will conclude that Diana's death was the result of an accident although not everyone will be prepared to accept this finding.

Prince Harry and Prince William were invited to appear on BBC 1's popular show "Strictly Come Dancing" in which celebrities are taught dance moves to compete along with professional dancers. A judge then scores the individual dancers. But which prince do the judges think would make the better dancer?

There is speculation—isn't there always!—that Princes William and Harry are planning to splash out this Christmas...but only on their closest friends! A rumor is going around that the Princes have booked London's exclusive Club Crystal for an expensive private party. But if London's It Girls and Celebs were hoping to get an invite they had better be a good friend of the Princes because they want it to be a strictly private affair to fend off any extra publicity.

...and so are the fireworks! The Sun reported earlier that Prince Harry treated 11 of his fellow soldiers to an impromptu BBQ and fireworks display at the end of a four-day training exercise in Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire.

The editor of the News of the World today apologized to Prince William and Prince Harry for invading their privacy, saying the actions of his reporter, Clive Goodman, were "entirely wrong".

Andy Coulson, the editor of the Sunday tabloid, accepted "ultimate responsibility" for the actions of the royal editor, Clive Goodman, who faces a jail sentence after pleading guilty today to plotting to intercept private phone messages.

Clive Goodman, the royal editor of the News of the World, has pleaded guilty for plotting to intercept private phone messages involving the royal family.

ABC's hit show "Dancing with the Stars" (similar to the UK's Strictly Come Dancing) apparently has Royal approval. The Duchess of York has been a fan of the show and has recently expressed interest in participating in the 2007 season.