Sovereign William has addressed feedback of his dedication to regal obligations, saying he will tackle more obligation when the time comes.

He was talking in a BBC meeting in which he paid tribute to the Queen on the eve of her 90th birthday.

She had been a "controlling case" of what a decent ruler ought to be, he said.

In the interim, a photo of the Queen, the Prince of Wales, Prince William and Prince George, for stamps to check the ruler's birthday, has been discharged.

The Queen, joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, has likewise met staff and saw a presentation at Windsor's Royal Mail conveyance office, in the first of a progression of occasions to stamp her birthday on Thursday.

Her visit denote the 500th commemoration of the postal administration and she was invited with singing from the Royal Mail choir.

The royals then went to Alexandra Gardens in the town for a function to authoritatively open another bandstand and met students from the six schools included in its design. The kids likewise sang Happy Birthday.