CHURCH: Well, Prince Harry is making his way to the Netherlands, where he will launch the one-year countdown to the 2020 Invictus Games. But many royal watchers still focused on his new baby boy, whose name has just been revealed. Here's CNN's Max Foster.</s>MAX FOSTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Archie, a relatively common name here in the U.K., though it's a nickname, and you wouldn't really expect that within the royal family. They normally paw through the history books, look back to generations and pick out names that would be suitable for their new child. That hasn't been the case this time. The couple, sources tell me, just liked the name Archie. Nothing more complicated than that. And "Harrison" simply refers to "Harry's son." Interesting that they're not using any titles for their baby. Earl of Dumbarton is a title they could have applied to this baby, but they haven't used it, and the queen hasn't granted the title of prince either. I think that suggests that they want Archie to grow up and develop his own career outside the royal fold, unburdened by titles. They also want to argue, I think, that they deserve some privacy for this little child. He's not got a title, so therefore, he won't take a royal role. So he should be exempted from much of the media pressure that has plagued Harry, he would argue. But also, his mother, the upbringing that he so remembers and doesn't want for his own boy. Max Foster, CNN, Windsor.</s>CHURCH: Gorgeous pictures there, too. And thanks for watching CNN NEWSROOM. I'm Rosemary Church. Stay tuned now for WORLD SPORT. You're watching CNN. Do stay with us.
Royal Baby Named Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.