If Prince Harry is right, royal press relationship is "corrupt" | Andrew Marr | New Statesman
January 13, 2023
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as posted by the channelPrince Harry's allegations in "Spare" cannot be dismissed as "tittle-tattle" says Andrew Marr - and the Royal Family must respond.
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In alleging that "members of the Royal Family", and in particular Camilla the Queen consort, have privately briefed the press against Prince Harry and Megan Markle, "Spare" has raised the stakes for the monarchy dramatically. Here Andrew Marr, who was editor of the Independent newspaper when Diana was killed, explains why King Charles, Prince William and Buckingham Palace need to ""think radically"" - or risk losing public support."
Read Andrew Marr's piece about Prince Harry's accusations here
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