Kate and prince williams leaves hospital with new royal baby just hours after giving birth to new Princess of Cambridge....SEE PHOTO

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Firstclass has learnt that William, Kate and the baby left the Lindo
Wing shortly before six o'clock this evening to return to the comfort
of Kensington Palace.
The Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to a girl - with mother and baby
both doing well - this morning. She is the first Princess of
Cambridge for 80 years.
The new baby was born at 8.34am weighing 8lbs 3oz and William was at
his wife's side during the delivery.
Kate was a number of days overdue and had been taken to the Lindo wing
of St Mary's Hospital at 6am from her nearby home Kensington Palace.
Kensington Palace said in a statement: "Her Royal Highness The Duchess
of Cambridge was safely delivered of a daughter at 8.34am. The baby
weighs 8lbs 3oz.
"The Duke of Cambridge was present for the birth.
"The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales, The Duchess of
Cornwall, Prince Harry and members of both families have been informed
and are delighted with the news.Her Royal Highness and her child are
both doing well."
The Duchess of Cambridge's daughter is fourth in line to the throne,
the Queen's fifth great-grandchild and a spare to the heir - and
Prince George's sister.
The Prince of Wales will be overjoyed as he made no secret he wanted
his second grandchild to be a girl.
Before the birth William and Kate said they did not know the sex of
their baby, so the arrival of a daughter will be a surprise to them.
Kate's daughter was delivered far quicker then her first child - with
the baby being born less than three hours after she was admitted to
hospital at 6am in the early stages of labour.
George took more than 10 hours to be born but it appears his sister
might have taken less then half that time.
The Duchess is being looked after by consultant obstetrician Guy
Thorpe-Beeston, who is the surgeon-gynaecologist to the household.
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