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September 18, 2012

Have Euro Tabloids Forgotten Princess Diana?

Anne Pickles, News & Star

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It’s that sense of deja-vu that makes the Duchess of Cambridge’s stolen holiday snaps such a heart-sinking disappointment. Even in Europe, you’d think the lessons of Kate’s late mother-in-law’s miserable life with the paparazzi might have been learned. But obviously they haven’t.

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TAGGED: Closer, Prince William, Kate Middleton, UK, Princess Diana

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