Paparazzi Threaten Royal Kids Safety
The spokesman added: “Whatever photographs they may have been seeking, this was not only an unacceptable intrusion into the privacy of children; it was an irresponsible and ill-considered way to conduct themselves in the vicinity of a school.”Reported by 4 of 5 outlets; wording from Evening Standard.
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Two young men carrying backpacks are understood to have been seen by both private security and school staff walking the perimeter of Archie and Lilibet’s school, stopping at various points and looking into the grounds.
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“The decision by photographers to conduct themselves in this way around a school is extraordinarily reckless,” the spokesperson said in a statement.
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30 Sep Prince Harry, Meghan Markle blast 'extraordinarily reckless' paparazzi invasion at kids' UK school
Fox News
30 Sep Meghan Markle, Prince Harry speak out about ‘extraordinarily reckless’ security scare at kids’ school
New York Post30 Sep 'Extraordinarly reckless': Prince Harry says children targeted by paparazzi
ABC News (AU)
30 Sep 'Reckless': Prince Harry, Meghan's children targeted by 'European paparazzi' at UK school
Times of India
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30 Sep Paparazzi near Archie and Lilibet’s school condemned over ‘unacceptable intrusion’
Evening Standard
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