Will Prince William and Kate Middleton usher in a more modern monarchy? BBC royal correspondent Peter Hunt looks at how the eldest son of Prince Charles and grandson of Queen Elizabeth might reign.
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Wedding’s Over, but Task of Charting Monarchy’s Future Lies Ahead
Weddings are about the future. So it’s worth contemplating what Kate and William face in the short-term and in the long-term.