Jack Brooksbank

The Prince and Princess of Wales have shared heartwarming new family photos of Kate spending quality time with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to mark Mother's Day. Posting on their Instagram account, the royal couple shared two images of Kate with their children on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk last year. The first portrait - taken by photographer Matt Porteous - shows the Princess of Wales and her three children sitting in a tree. It comes as King Charles marked first Mother's Day without The Queen by sharing poignant childhood photo with his 'beloved Mama'.

While Harry's comments about his 'todger' grabbed headlines around the world, there was no shortage of highly personal titbits shared in his memoir spare. Here Femail revels the moments you might have missed, from Harry's fears that William would shave off his beard during his stag do because he was jealous of his beard, to peeing his pants on a boat ahead of meeting Meghan for the first time. He was also visited by a hummingbird at his California home after the Queen's death, and wondered if it was a sign.

King Charles met with Ursula von der Leyen yesterday, with the audience taking place at Windsor Castle in Berkshire. The royal met with the President of the European Commission in one of the castle's lavish semi-state rooms. Not to be confused with its namesake at Buckingham Palace, the White Drawing Room at Windsor in steeped in history. It is one of three semi-state rooms that were created as private apartments for George IV. They feature interiors decorated by Morel & Seddon, with a selection of furnishings and fittings taken from Carlton House, George IV's former London residence. The rooms, which also include the Crimson and Green drawing rooms, were used by the Queen for formal entertaining - a tradition continued by the current monarch. Looking at the details of the room shows some of the priceless objets d'art, from a portrait of Queen Victoria to a carpet that survived the devastating Windsor Castle fire in 1992 (pictured: King Charles and Ursula von der Leyen in the White Drawing Room in Windsor Castle).