No news of wedding according to Queen’s Master of Music
We may have to wait a little longer for Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding, according to the Queen’s Master of Music, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies. Sir Peter, 75, who will be commissioned to write music for the ceremony, has not been given notice to start work by the Queen.
“I have attended various recent meetings at the Palace concerned with forward planning and there has been no mention of any wedding,” he says.
Royal commentator Tina Brown’s prediction that the couple would announce their marriage this Thursday now sounds a little optimistic.
Article: Daily Mail
Kate’s Big Date on plate
Supermarket Asda is designing a crockery range to mark the engagement of Prince William and Kate Middleton – before he has even proposed.
But Asda is jumping the gun with a commemorative collection of plates and mugs. The supermarket is determined to be the first off the mark when Wills finally pops the question.
Kate’s mum fuelled speculation when she let slip that June is expected to be a “very busy time” for the family. Asda insiders say they want to be ready for customer demand if an announcement is made, as the market for royal souvenirs is worth £10 million.
Article: News of the World
Wills is Bonkers for Dizzee
For realm, homies – the rapping royal has revealed he’s a mega fan of Bonkers genius Dizzee Rascal.
Wills went to Radio 1’s Big Weekend festival in Bangor, Wales, with his girlfriend Kate Middleton last week. Watching from the side of the stage, Wills was certainly a posh Boy In Da Corner. But the polo-playing Prince also proved he wasn’t Snoot Dog as he rapped along to evert word of his hero’s song.
A festival-goer says: “Wills got a helicopter into the sight and as soon as he landed, he said he wanted to see Dizzee. “He watched from the side of the stage when Dizzee was performing on stage with Florence and the Machine. Wills knew the words to every single line of Dizzee’s rap.”
Article: The Sun
Belle Robinson, owner of Jigsaw, said this during her interview with The Times UK:
[Kate Middleton briefly worked at Jigsaw as an accessories buyer.]
What’s the most lucrative work you have ever done?
“Jigsaw — but that has been a long-term investment. Signing up Kate Middleton wasn’t really that lucrative. There was an initial buzz, but it quickly died down.”
The US tabloids are going wedding crazy again, now with Star Magazine having Prince William and Kate Middleton on the cover with the title “Wedding of the Century.” 
Sarah Ferguson, The Duchess of York, attempted to put a brave face on her cash-for-access scandal yesterday, wryly revealing she had written a book on ’stranger danger’.