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Last modified on Apr 12, 2021 18:57 BST Hollie Brotherton Prince George is pictured reading Tractor Ted All About Tractors with his great grandfather, the late Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Phillip On Monday, the Duke of Cambridge shared a very cute throwback photograph of Prince George with the late Duke of Edinburgh . In the previously unseen image, taken by the Duchess of Cambridge in 2015, a two-year-old George is sitting on a carriage next to his great grandfather. Dressed in shorts and a blue knitted jumper, he’s holding a book and smiling at someone off-camera. Here at HELLO! we like to know all the facts, so we've done some extensive digging, and after some major cross-examination we've discovered the exact book the future King is reading. It’s Tractor Ted All About Tractors by Alexandra Heard. RELATED: Prince George wears adorable Converse trainers in sweet new photo Tractor Ted All About … [Read more...] about Prince George’s children’s book in sweet snap with Prince Phillip REVEALED

Video Player Close BEIJING, April 13 (Xinhua) -- The National Library of China will hold various activities to celebrate the 26th World Book Day, which falls on April 23. A series of lectures, exhibitions and performances centering on the centenary of the Communist Party of China will be organized around the day, including an artistic event to tell Party history stories on April 18, according to the library. Also on offer will be a reading activity at the Summer Palace on World Book Day, making use of the charming and historic scenery to provide an immersive reading experience for members of the public. The National Library of China said it will also release a batch of ancient Tibetan-language books and books about traditional Chinese medicine in digital form. Enditem … [Read more...] about China’s national library gears up for World Book Day

Uber saw record gross bookings in March 2021, according to a filing posted Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The increase may signal the beginning of a comeback for the ride-hailing business, which suffered mightily in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Uber’s mobility segment, which includes its ride-hailing business, was up 9 percent between February and March 2021, with an annualized run rate of $30 billion. Uber’s food delivery segment UberEats, which helped the company stave off even bigger losses in 2020, doubled its annual run rate from March of last year, coming in at $52 billion. “As vaccination rates increase in the United States, we are observing that consumer demand for Mobility is recovering faster than driver availability, and consumer demand for Delivery continues to exceed courier availability,” Uber said in the SEC filing. In February, Uber reported it lost $968 million in the fourth quarter of 2020 and had a net loss of $6.7 billion for … [Read more...] about Uber reported bookings for its ride-hailing business rose 9 percent in March

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has signed Prince Philip’s condolence book, thanking him for a life of service on behalf of all New Zealanders. The Duke of Edinburgh was Britain's longest-serving consort as the husband of Queen Elizabeth II. He died on Friday night , aged 99. On Monday, Ardern signed his condolence book in Wellington, writing: “With deepest sympathy and gratitude for a life of service. Me te aroha tino nui atu (my deepest sympathy).” Speaking after she signed the book, Ardern said the Duke lived a life of service. READ MORE: Condolence book for Prince Philip set up in Christchurch Prince Philip: Kiingitanga pays tribute at a ceremony at Te Papa o Rotu marae No state funeral, lying in state for Prince Philip, preparations underway for Covid-safe funeral “For so many years, he’s dedicated himself to standing alongside Her Majesty the Queen and performing a role as yes a patron, but primarily a support person to her in the work that she has done on … [Read more...] about Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern signs condolence book for Prince Philip

Cantabrians will be able to write their own personal messages in a condolence book set up following the death of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. Prince Philip, Britain's longest serving consort as the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, died on Friday. He was 99. On Sunday, Christchurch mayor Lianne Dalziel announced a condolence book would be set up at Tūranga library in the central city, “so that people can write their own personal messages”. It would be available from Monday. TOM HUNT/STUFF NZDF held a 41-gun salute for Prince Philip on the hills above Wellington on Sunday. She described the Duke as a “pillar of strength” for the Queen during her reign, and said his death was a huge loss. READ MORE: Prince Philip a link to an era when the monarchy reigned supreme No state funeral, lying in state for Prince Philip, preparations underway for Covid-safe funeral Prince Philip: How the Duke of Edinburgh left a mark on New Zealand “The royal … [Read more...] about Condolence book for Prince Philip set up in Christchurch