The Duchess of Cambridge has finally gone into labor and will soon give birth to the royal baby. Here is where to watch a livestream of the action.

The royal babywatch will soon be the royal baby, but the Great Kate Wait continues for now.

Kate's labour may be brief, or take a long time. News agencies such as Sky News and the BBC have set up video outside the Lindo Wing of St. Mary's Hospital in London, where Kate is having the royal baby. You can watch the event here.

The Duchess arrived at the hospital at about 5:30 AM. She is still in labor, over twelve hours later.

When a person leaves the hospital with an envelope, we will know the baby is born. It will be taken to Buckingham Palace and displayed on a wooden easel in front of the palace. It will be include the time of birth, weight, length, and sex - which Kate Middleton and Prince William reportedly do not know.

The child will be first in line for the throne, regardless of sex. Parliament recently changed a 300-year-old law regarding this. Thus, even if the child is a girl and a boy is born later, she will still be first in line for the throne.

Kate has had acute morning sickness, or hyperemesis gravidarum, during her early pregnancy but is otherwise expected to be healthy.

Many people seem to be guessing that the royal baby is a girl. Name speculations include Diana, Frances, and Margaret if the child is a girl.

You can watch a livestream here