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Vogue declares war on ‘niggling’

13 March 2021

8:50 AM

13 March 2021

8:50 AM

In the wake of Harry and Meghan’s Oprah interview, much American commentary has been focused on the beastly British tabloid press. Reader’s Digest was typical in claiming that the UK press is ‘notoriously aggressive, some may say to the point of violating laws or the most primitive of standards’. Others focused on the headlines about Meghan Markle shown in the Oprah interview — despite a third of these actually coming from foreign or American gossip magazines.

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