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  1. Emotional Prince Harry says media made his wife Meghan Markle’s life ‘an absolute misery’ at Daily Mail trial

    Prince Harry held back tears as he said the Daily Mail had made his wife Meghan’s life “an…
    #NewsBeep #News #Entertainment #AU #Australia #british #britishtabloids #DailyMail #elizabethhurley #EltonJohn #harry #HighCourt #PrinceHarry #privacycase #SadieFrost
    newsbeep.com/au/428332/

  2. Prince Harry’s court battle against British tabloids reaches final chapter

    LONDON (AP) — The third and final round in Prince Harry ‘s battle with the British tabloids began Monday with…
    #RoyalFamilies #Royal #Royals #Europe #Europa #EU #britishtabloids #dailymain #PrinceHarry #royal #RoyalFamily #royals #sundaynewspaper
    europesays.com/2716187/

  3. Time to do a #Custerfuchs about people who have and act on personal narratives which are based around torture & murder of "others" and how the British media and establishment are currently engaging in reinforcing those narratives by projecting them onto "asylum seekers".

    In a law court, knowledge that someone has those opinions would be considered evidence of "malice aforethought" or "premeditation".
    Disseminating those opinions would be considered incitement and not "legitimate complaints" or "legitimate political discourse".

    The essay is going to need a clever title.
    Something like
    "Nigel Farage is planning Genocide"
    or something like that.

    ( Hi, Nigel! )

    #BritishTabloids #UKMedia #TheBBC #BBCNews #OnlineSafetyAct #Ofcom

  4. Time to do a #Custerfuchs about people who have and act on personal narratives which are based around torture & murder of "others" and how the British media and establishment are currently engaging in reinforcing those narratives by projecting them onto "asylum seekers".

    In a law court, knowledge that someone has those opinions would be considered evidence of "malice aforethought" or "premeditation".
    Disseminating those opinions would be considered incitement and not "legitimate complaints" or "legitimate political discourse".

    The essay is going to need a clever title.
    Something like
    "Nigel Farage is planning Genocide"
    or something like that.

    ( Hi, Nigel! )

    #BritishTabloids #UKMedia #TheBBC #BBCNews #OnlineSafetyAct #Ofcom

  5. Time to do a #Custerfuchs about people who have and act on personal narratives which are based around torture & murder of "others" and how the British media and establishment are currently engaging in reinforcing those narratives by projecting them onto "asylum seekers".

    In a law court, knowledge that someone has those opinions would be considered evidence of "malice aforethought" or "premeditation".
    Disseminating those opinions would be considered incitement and not "legitimate complaints" or "legitimate political discourse".

    The essay is going to need a clever title.
    Something like
    "Nigel Farage is planning Genocide"
    or something like that.

    ( Hi, Nigel! )

    #BritishTabloids #UKMedia #TheBBC #BBCNews #OnlineSafetyAct #Ofcom

  6. Time to do a #Custerfuchs about people who have and act on personal narratives which are based around torture & murder of "others" and how the British media and establishment are currently engaging in reinforcing those narratives by projecting them onto "asylum seekers".

    In a law court, knowledge that someone has those opinions would be considered evidence of "malice aforethought" or "premeditation".
    Disseminating those opinions would be considered incitement and not "legitimate complaints" or "legitimate political discourse".

    The essay is going to need a clever title.
    Something like
    "Nigel Farage is planning Genocide"
    or something like that.

    ( Hi, Nigel! )

    #BritishTabloids #UKMedia #TheBBC #BBCNews #OnlineSafetyAct #Ofcom

  7. Time to do a #Custerfuchs about people who have and act on personal narratives which are based around torture & murder of "others" and how the British media and establishment are currently engaging in reinforcing those narratives by projecting them onto "asylum seekers".

    In a law court, knowledge that someone has those opinions would be considered evidence of "malice aforethought" or "premeditation".
    Disseminating those opinions would be considered incitement and not "legitimate complaints" or "legitimate political discourse".

    The essay is going to need a clever title.
    Something like
    "Nigel Farage is planning Genocide"
    or something like that.

    ( Hi, Nigel! )

    #BritishTabloids #UKMedia #TheBBC #BBCNews #OnlineSafetyAct #Ofcom