Guest list for royal wedding invites debate, controversy

LONDON -- "A 'Who's Who' of tyrants and their cronies," blazed one headline. "Riffraff at the royal wedding but no Tony Blair," screamed another.

Royal Wedding: Prince William Spends Easter in Bucklebury With Kate and the Middleton Family

Prince William and Kate Middleton spent a quiet Easter in Bucklebury at Middleton family home Sunday, six days before their wedding day.

Meanwhile, the Middletons plan to throw a barbecue at the Goring hotel for their guests who will attend the ceremony at Westminster Abbey but didn't get invited to the queen's reception at Buckingham Palace, ABC News contributor Duncan Larcombe reported in the Sun newspaper this morning.
And royal sources have confirmed that the queen and Prince Philip will leave Buckingham Palace after the luncheon, allowing the newlyweds and their friends to party until Prince Harry's "survivors breakfast" at 6 a.m.

How to watch William and Kate’s wedding Live on your PC

JUST in case you’ve been living under a rock for the past six months, Friday April 29 is Royal Wedding day when millions of people across the world will watch Prince William marry Kate Middleton at Westminster Abbey.
The occasion has, of course, been marked by an extra bank holiday so people across the country can celebrate the day, be it through a street party or simply by having friends over to watch the wedding on television.
For people have no TV, how to watch the live on PC, here’re three ways: