Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to impose new rules on media coverage in protest at ‘misreporting’

Royals state wish to prevent ‘false impressions’ created by inaccurate stories

The statement adds that “regrettably”, sometimes accurate stories that are written by royal correspondents are “edited or rewritten by media editorial teams to present false impressions”.

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