Prince George's artwork featured in Country Life magazine The 13-year-old drew the bird, which is perched on a branch, while at home in the spring. The artwork is included as part of a wider 300-page special edition of the magazine, in which the Princess of Wales has also given an interview. As well as providing an insight into his family life, Prince William uses the magazine as an opportunity to shed light on the working conditions for servicewomen and feature his fanatical support for Aston Villa. Prince George, who is said to enjoy drawing, appears to be following in the footsteps of his family. His grandfather, the King, is a keen artist.

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British Wimbledon semi-finalist Arthur Fery has invited Prince George and Princess Charlotte to play tennis with him, after meeting the royals at the men's single's final. The Prince and Princess of Wales, along with Charlotte and George, arrived at the All England Club shortly after 15:00 BST on Sunday, receiving a standing ovation as they entered the royal box. Fery, who turned 24 on Sunday, said: I know the whole family are all tennis fans, so I told her if her kids ever wanted to hit, I'm free. Prince William and Catherine congratulated the tennis player on his run to the semi-finals and wished him a happy birthday. Image caption, Britain's Arthur Fery lost to Alexander Zverev in the men's single's semi-finals Fery also received a birthday card from the Prince and Princess of Wales.

How Prince George will follow in his father's footsteps at Eton College Prince George will attend Eton College in Berkshire from September, Kensington Palace has announced. His father, Prince William, also attended the elite boarding school for boys, where fees are about £63,000 a year. He is the Prince and Princess of Wales' oldest child and the second in line of succession to the throne. The BBC's senior royal correspondent Daniela Relph explains the Royal Family's connection to Eton College. Did Coppell lose his keys during 106 celebration?

England's South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) is rolling out robotic paramedics to perform mechanical CPR, the BBC's Science Focus reports. The model, dubbed the LUCAS 3, can perform chest compressions on patients, freeing up paramedics to perform other urgent tasks. "These devices don't fatigue or change the delivery in any way, meaning high quality CPR can be delivered for as long as is required while freeing up the paramedic, keeping them seated and belted and able to focus on other critical aspects of patient care on a journey," John Black, the ambulance service's medical director, said in a statement. "It ultimately acts as a robotic third crew member for our teams." Rise of the robot paramedics: The administration of proper and consistent chest compressions can greatly improve the odds of a patient's survival, especially in cases of cardiac arrest.

If you've done any scrolling on social media or viral sites lately, you have probably come across a few prediction quizzes. By answering a handful of questions, these quizzes will try to predict your favorite pet, dream vacation, where you live, or something else about you. You can even find websites that try to predict your future appearance! While you might find the tests or technology fun to try, can they really predict your future? One web-based program claims to do such predictions with at least some basis in reality.