London, March 8 : Prince William has reportedly been lectured by his father Charles to involve himself in more royal commitments.

The report comes just a few weeks after the 26-year-old was accused in a TV documentary of carrying out only 14 engagements as compared to his father, who touched
84 at the same age.

While the royal house dubbed the documentary as "unbalanced" and "one-sided", it seemed to have its effect following Prince of Wales' recent advise to his son, who has been frequently snapped partying with his girlfriend.

London, Mar 8 :  is to issue a warning that the world has only `100 months to act' before the damage caused by global warming becomes irreversible.

As part of a tour of South America, his speech to business leaders in Rio de Janeiro will echo predictions made by climate change experts who believe there are about eight years left to cut C02 emissions.

He will warn that failure to act urgently could have catastrophic effects for the planet, reports The Telegraph.

London, Mar 6: Love letters sent by Prince Charles to a girlfriend have been put up for sale on auction website eBay.

One of the six letters to Welsh-born Janet Jenkins was penned in 1980, just a year before he tied the knot with Princess Diana, reports the Sun.

Charles and Jenkins met in 1975 when she was a receptionist at the British consulate in Montreal, Canada.

In the letter, written on official Windsor Castle notepaper, Charles complains of his frustration with the press and fear of marrying the wrong girl.

Melbourne, March 5: Prince Charles has been voted the ''world''s best dressed man'' in a new survey headed by fashion bible Esquire.

The 60-year-old beat comic Ronnie Corbett to second place followed by actor Bill Nighy, while US President Barack Obama grabbed the fourth spot.

The Prince of Wales was hailed for his sense of style depicted from his double breasted suits, by Saville Row tailors Gieves and Hawkes, to his accessories such as a pocket handkerchief, silk tie and John Lobb shoes.

London, Feb 11 : Prince Charles has been revealed to have dedicated this year to saving the world's rainforests.

Charles, 60, will be visiting the Amazon in Brazil next month where he will give a keynote speech on what he has described as "one of the biggest crises facing the planet".

He may also break with protocol by appearing in adverts with Hollywood stars like Harrison Ford to raise global awareness of the threat to rainforests.

London, January 25 : A Scots Guard sentry on duty at Prince Charles' home has won support of his fellow soldiers after he lost his cool with a cheeky student mimicking his march.

The bearskin-wearing guard was caught on tape when he hit Nick Ibarra, a Columbian student, on the back of his head, aimed a boot at him, and growlingly pushed the 230year-old away with his SA-80 semi automatic rifle.

And now friends of the guardsman have backed his reaction, saying soldiers need to be respected.