Prince George

As I've said before, time is running out.

The young there were just as moved as the old.

This really is a most beautiful country.

Many nations here today, the United Kingdom among them, owe you a great debt of gratitude for your fortitude and resistance.

This museum honours the sacrifice of all nations. And I am delighted to see so many of them represented here today.

The spaces were living memorials, spaces for reflection and enjoyment, stillness and activity.

In short, places where freedom may be expressed with such ease.

This programme is called The Queen's Young Leaders for a reason: you are leaders now, not in the future, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

You have truly honoured the memory of Captain Flinders in London.

You should know that what you do saves lives and gives hope to thousands of people.

We go away with wonderful memories, and George goes away with his cuddly wombat, which he has taken to chewing so lovingly.

To be here together as a family has been very special and we will always remember it with fond and happy memories.

I was well prepared: the affection that my grandmother The Queen has for this nation is infectious.

On this visit, I have no doubt that it will be Catherine and not just me who falls for New Zealand.

The reason why the earthquakes did not defeat Christchurch is because of you, and what has united all of you.

The recipient of this year's Fellowship is an extremely talented British actress whom I should probably call granny.

I cannot thank our seven collaborators enough for their hard work in getting us to this point.

Let's be part of the movement that can tell our children and grandchildren that we saved these extraordinary species for them.

I simply could not be more proud to be its Patron.

I know that I, for one, as an enthusiastic but quite useless gamer, look forward to playing the weird and wonderful games which these young people dream up in the future!

With the stroke of a pen and 13 rules, Saturday afternoons were never the same again.

I cannot tell you how excited I am that later today we will be playing football on my grandmother’s lawn.

Like any new parents, our thoughts inevitably turn to the world that our child will inherit.

This island has been our first home together, and it will always be an immensely special place for us both.