Thanks, Bill D. The court of public opinion sees a connection between being hounded by the paparazzi and both the death of Diana and the departure of Harry and Meghan.

I started reading Spare and one of my first thoughts was that they had found a good storyteller/ghost-writer to work with him on the story. I don't expect he's the writer, but he told the writer the stories. (She is a writer, but not to this extent).

People can defend their opinions by saying that the courts didn't find wrongdoing as far as the press; if this had happened only once, perhaps. But there are decades worth of examples of the press in the UK behaving badly (and I'm reminded of the fictional account in Notting Hill when Anna tells William how awful the British press are at picking up something and trashing her reputation.) Art imitates life.