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Lady Hussey’s resignation and the pressure to reform Buckingham Palace

1 December 2022

3:06 AM

1 December 2022

3:06 AM

It’s a story that sounds as if it could have come from half a century ago, rather than today. Ngozi Fulani, the head of the London-based domestic and sexual abuse charity Sistah Space, was at Buckingham Palace yesterday for a reception hosted by the Queen Consort, with the stated aim of stamping out ‘a global pandemic of violence against women.’

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