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Prince William and his wife Kate were to spend their first day back home with their new baby daughter on May 3 as Britain celebrates the birth of a new princess.

The couple, their one-year-old son Prince George and the new arrival were to spend time relaxing together at their Kensington Palace apartment, the day after Kate gave birth to a baby girl born fourth in line to the throne.

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The Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Middleton, who was admitted to hospital in the early stages of labour on Saturday, gave birth to a daughter.

Kensington Palace informed that the birth went well and both the duchess and the baby were doing well, the BBC reports.

The Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Middleton was admitted to hospital on Saturday in the early stages of labour.

She was admitted to the Lindo Wing of the St Mary's Hospital in west London, where she gave birth to her first child, Prince George, in July 2013.

The Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to a healthy baby girl, two hours after her arrival at St. Mary’s Hospital. She had entered the hospital earlier this morning (6 am local) and gave birth a couple of hours later.

Her husband, Prince William was present.

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