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Prince William and Kate Middleton have invited 1,900 people to join them when they tie the knot Friday at Westminster Abbey. Much of the invite list is dictated by tradition and diplomacy, but 1,000 attendees were also invited as “friends and family.” Here’s a look at some notables on the …

The Nielsen study analysed information from traditional news outlets in the U.S., UK and Australia following November’s long-awaited engagement announcement. More: continued here

The guest list for the royal wedding sparked controversy on Sunday after monarchs from countries with poor rights records were invited but two former prime ministers were not. More: continued here

After an Easter weekend of sunny weather, downpours could hit both central London and Kate Middleton’s hometown of Bucklebury, Berkshire on April 29. More: continued here

Globe and Mail (blog) Will it rain on William and Kate's big day? Forecasters predict heavy showers …Daily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter The Royal Wedding could be hit by heavy showers, forecasters have said as cloudier and cooler weather spread across the country today after a scorching Easter Sunday. After …

Get the latest buzz as we countdown to Prince William’s wedding More: continued here

Residents urge Royal Mail to bring back post office to the heart of villageThis is LincolnshireROYAL Mail has been urged to bring back a village post office to stop residents embarking on two-hour round-trips to their nearest branch. Services at Navenby Post Office, in High Street, were suspended in January …

City priest's 'royal mail' an invitation for jokestersWatertownDailyTimes.comFather Robinson said he is a big fan of the British royal family and made a joke to his parishioners one Sunday that he had yet to get his invitation to the royal wedding. A few days later he received an elegant, official-looking …

Filtonian's campaign to put town on the postal mapBristol Evening PostLetters have been sent out to all Filton householders asking whether they would object to the town's name being added to addresses listed on the Royal Mail's database. If less than 20 per cent of residents object then the change …

MI5 chiefs have reportedly warned the Home Office that Irish republicans are plotting disruption in Belfast and Londonderry to overshadow the big day. More: continued here