Thanks for joining me for this afternoon's news, now it is time for the lovely Rebecca Lewis to take over the royal news watch. Stay tuned for all the goings on!
Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, the interior designer husband of Princess Beatrice, has recently returned to the UK following a brief work trip to the United States for his property and design company, Banda Property. His arrival back on British soil marks the end of the summer holidays, which the family is believed to have spent relaxing at their luxury country estate in the Cotswolds.
With the summer break over, Edoardo and Princess Beatrice are now gearing up for the busy back-to-school routine. Edoardo has previously shared that his busy morning school run even takes him past one of his own £42 million design projects in Belgravia, before he drops his daughter, Sienna, off at school.
Royal Editor, Emily Nash, has been with Queen Camilla at Ebony Riding Club in Brixton, south London.
The Queen praised an inner city riding school as "bigger and better" than ever as she visited two of its new horses, including a fell pony that used to ride alongside the late Queen.Camilla has been President since 2009 and she looked delighted as she toured the stables.
Later, Camilla watched as Adam Bentallah, 12, on Taylor, and Isaiah Clayton, 16, on Maggie, gave a riding demonstration in the arena. Afterwards, she presented them both with trophies in recognition of their hard work and dedication.Handing one to Isaiah, she called him a "star rider" and told Adam his award was "very well deserved".
There was laughter as dogs nearby began to bark loudly, and she told the schoolboy: "Even the dogs are applauding you."
Meghan Markle recently broke her social media silence following her shock family move to the UK to share an emotional Instagram tribute to her close friend and mentor, Gloria Steinem, who passed away at age 92. In her heartfelt post, the Duchess of Sussex praised the feminist icon's public legacy and shared intimate details of their private friendship.
Part of Meghan's post read: "Privately, she was even better than you would imagine – spending Thanksgiving with our family, introducing me to one of my best friends (forever the champion of female friendship), loving our children with her whole heart, counseling me during hard times, and giving extraordinary advice and perspective with a cup of tea and an unrivaled cheekiness and wit."
Alongside her message, Meghan posted a series of photos, which notably included a never-before-seen framed picture of a young Prince Archie.
James, Earl of Wessex is commencing his undergraduate life imminently at Royal Agricultural University to study Rural Land & Property Management. The 18-year-old is set to leave the luxury of Bagshot Park behind to move into humble university halls.
Prince Edward's son has decided to skip a gap year to go straight into his studies, just as his older sister, Lady Louise Windsor did.
Hi, Rachel here, taking over from Nicky to bring you everything from the royal beat this afternoon. So far today we've heard the sad news of the passing of Meghan Markle's close friend, Gloria Steinem. Meanwhile, Queen Camilla has stepped out at Ebony Horse Club for its special 30th anniversary.
In Norway, Marius Borg Høiby's house arrest has been extended. The 29-year-old son of Queen Mette-Marit, was sentenced in June to four years in prison after being found guilty of rape.
It's no secret that Prince William and Kate's children are very sporty; the Waleses have often opened up about their time outdoors together, from running to hiking and team sports.
