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Meghan gave birth to her second child on Friday June 4 and named her Lilibet ‘Lili’ Diana.
TfL said the number of people using the underground had increased by more than 20% since May 17.
Others to send their best wishes included Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Star Trek actor William Shatner.
The couple’s request was posted on their Archewell Foundation website.
Princess Elizabeth called herself Lilibet as a toddler when she could not say her own name.
Kent County Council said it may no longer be able to accept new unaccompanied asylum-seeking children.
The Sussexes have welcomed their second child, a baby sister for Archie, who has altered some of her relatives’ positions in line to the throne.
The duchess has given birth to her second child, with two-year-old Archie becoming a big brother.
Leader Richard Tice said he hoped a Conservative victory would lead to a punishing snap general election for Labour.
Dry and sunny conditions are expected to return later in the week.
Dating brands including Tinder, Hinge and Bumble have teamed up with the Government.
Medical and patient groups are among those to have raised concerns about the way the changes are being implemented.
Opinions are split as to whether those aged 12-15 should be given a coronavirus jab.
Crowds gathered to watch the towers come down.
Dea-John was killed in the Kingstanding area of Birmingham on Monday.
But some experts say children are at low risk from Covid and it would be more effective to share jabs with developing countries instead.
More than three quarters of adults in the UK have now had a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine.
Portugal being moved from the green to amber list caught many holidaymakers by surprise this week.
The Government is aiming for every adult in the UK to be offered a vaccine by the end of July.
The Prime Minister has been criticised by MPs on all sides for temporarily reducing foreign aid from 0.7% of national income to 0.5%.
