i was on my phone, martin. basically kensington palace sent us uk press journalists, the nooup lot, the royal rat pack as we like to be called a miss sieve saying they changed the arrangement slightly. they were going to announce the birth before it went onto the easel. we thought it would go onto the easel and that came out and said an announcement was imminent. usually kensington palace don t try to send out miss sibs is unless they give a hint something is about to happen. it was five-minute warning and it was all systems go. get on twitter, i think sometimes journalism can be a bit too quick fire but in this case, i happened to be right. you happened to be right. the she s eight months pregnant. so pretty impressive job. i was going to raise that and ask her whether she felt nepal
i was in the town. i was not at their family home to be precise. thank you for that journalistic. about an hour and a half away from here. thank you for your integrity. we were waiting to see the i this i we have a slight delay, martin. we were waiting to see if the birth happened here, whether william and catherine would head to buckleberry has, it, hasn t been a rumor, it s been more speculation because they re place right now at kennington palace is a two-bedroom college, it s been reported that cottage doesn t have air conditioning and that s why the kate has been spending so much time at her parents house they just bought recently. lots of space up there. lots of privacy. right now we know the birth has happened, happily remains to be seen where exactly this royal couple will go. in about a day s time. we keep hearing, michelle, the ringing of a bell. is that the london town
she will be in overnight. whether she returns home tomorrow to the palace, i guess we don t know. i guess that depends how uncomfortable she is. it was quite a long labor as you discussed earlier. it was quite a long delay between the birth of this child and the announcement of that birth which many people have interpreted because it was a difficult birth. and that there ever, it took i an bit of time to be ready to make that announcement. it s worthy bearing in mind the queen had to be informed, david cameron, the prime minister all had to be informed. that would have taken equate a lot of time, as well. the crowd s attention now is turning to kensington palace which is a short distance down the road from here where it s thought the couple will return, possibly maybe i should say possibly tomorrow, martin. and anna bell, we ve had a statement from the prime minister outside ten downing street. we ve had a statement from prince charles and the duchess of cornwall issued by clarence h