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Pictures of Prince William...
View Poll Results: Were 'The Sun' right to publish the pictures?
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Old 02-04-2004, 12:49   #16
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Re: Pictures of Prince William...

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Originally Posted by danielf
My understanding is there was an arrangement specific to this vacation which was breached by the Sun.
The agreement is that the British Press leave him alone until he's finished university, in exchange for one photocall per term. This was extended to include the ski-ing holiday. The Sun has no right to be invited to photocalls at private occasions, regardless of who the host is. So the Palace has every right to exclude them, for whatever reason they see fit. In this case, I think they have a very good reason. Claiming 'Public Interest' really is stretching the definition too far. The issue of a future queen is almost certainly so far into the future that even if this poor girl is it, it is not an issue of public interest at this point in time.
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