The Palace and the Press - Royals Behaving Badly

The Palace and the Press

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The tabloids' voracious appetite for royal stories feeds an insatiable hunger for regal revelations. The Royals decry the intrusion, but over the last 60 years the press has repeatedly dug up tales of Royal misbehavior.
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May 18, 2021
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