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NEARLY 2 billion people around the world are today tuning in to watch the future British King Prince William and Kate Middleton getting married.
There are 10 000 journalists and more than 200 telesion cameras covering the event in London. Even Zimbabweans particularly young whites travelled all the way to join thousands who camped outside Westminister Abbey to catch a glimpse of the Royal showcase.
Prince William and Kate have also been given the titles of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to mark their wedding today.
Prince William Wales and Kate Middleton: YES I DO
Buckingham Palace announced at 8am on Friday that the Queen had bestowed the title of Duke of Cambridge on her grandson.
His bride, Miss Middleton, will be known as the Duchess of Cambridge after the royal wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
A dukedom is the highest rank in the British peerage.
They have also been given the Scottish titles of Earl and Countess of Strathearn, which may reflect the fact that they met at St Andrews University.
The couple's third title is a Northern Irish one, Baron and Baroness Carrickfergus.
NEARLY 2 billion people around the world are today tuning in to watch the future British King Prince William and Kate Middleton getting married.
There are 10 000 journalists and more than 200 telesion cameras covering the event in London. Even Zimbabweans particularly young whites travelled all the way to join thousands who camped outside Westminister Abbey to catch a glimpse of the Royal showcase.
Prince William and Kate have also been given the titles of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to mark their wedding today.
Prince William Wales and Kate Middleton: YES I DO
Buckingham Palace announced at 8am on Friday that the Queen had bestowed the title of Duke of Cambridge on her grandson.
His bride, Miss Middleton, will be known as the Duchess of Cambridge after the royal wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
A dukedom is the highest rank in the British peerage.
They have also been given the Scottish titles of Earl and Countess of Strathearn, which may reflect the fact that they met at St Andrews University.
The couple's third title is a Northern Irish one, Baron and Baroness Carrickfergus.


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