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Three people suspended for allegedly accessing the website princess of walesmedical records when she had abdominal surgery.
They could face disciplinary action over any data breach and could be charged with a criminal offense by the data protection regulator and face unlimited fines if they are found to have unlawfully accessed her records.
King’s Profile not damaged A London clinic is suspected of a data breach, the Daily Mirror reports.
Meanwhile, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, warned that society was becoming “obsessed with conspiracy” as he criticized those speculating about Kate’s health.
“We know so little about the humanity of those who are caught up in the news,” he said.
“Whoever it is, people should be allowed to get sick, have surgery, whatever it is, and live in peace instead of everyone asking them to prove something every other day.”
It is understood Kate will gradually return to normal life after undergoing abdominal surgery in January, focusing on her campaign to improve the lives of newborn babies.
Farm shops, medical malpractice and the like: How Kate Middleton’s last week fueled more conspiracy theories
The royal family has been on the front pages of newspapers almost every day lately, and this week is no exception.
Buckingham Palace has been rocked this year by a shocking cancer diagnosis, while Prince Andrew’s scandal with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein continues to unfold.
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 04:00
ICYMI: Keir Starmer says public should ‘stay away’ from Kate’s health
Keir Starmer says public should ‘stay away’ from Kate’s health
Sir Keir Starmer said the public should “hold back” and allow the Princess of Wales to know about her health. Speculation and conspiracy theories about Kate’s whereabouts have exploded on social media as she recovers from abdominal surgery in January. The princess’s public engagements are not expected to resume until after Easter. Sir Keir told Channel 5’s Jeremy Wine: “We should withdraw and leave her alone… It’s not really a political reaction, it’s a human reaction, as a father and as a human being.”
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 03:00
ICYMI: The disturbing truth about Kate and William that no one wants to admit
With the memory of their mother still casting a long shadow, both Harry and William are determined to do things their own way. But, asks Tessa Dunlop, after a week of chaos and many unanswered questions, could this spell trouble in a world where there are now more palaces than leading royals?
The disturbing truth about Kate and William that no one wants to admit
With the memory of their mother still casting a long shadow, both Harry and William are determined to do things their own way. But, asks Tessa Dunlop, after a week of chaos and many unanswered questions, could this spell trouble in a world where there are now more palaces than leading royals?
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 02:00
ICYMI: Camilla jokes Prince Louis is ‘difficult’ to deal with
Camilla jokes Prince Louis is ‘difficult to deal with’
The Queen joked that her grandson Louis was “difficult to deal with” as he was greeted by crowds of well-wishers during a visit to the Isle of Man. Camilla made the comments about William and Kate’s youngest child, Prince Louis, while greeting people outside Douglas City Council on Wednesday, March 20. “I have a Louis grandson… several,” the Queen said as she met Rachael Hughes, 38, and her 15-week-old twin boys Louie and Oliver. Ms Hughes said the Queen came over to “admire” the boys in their matching blue outfits, adding: “[She] Ask them their name and say that things will get easier when they are two years old.
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 01:00
London clinic implicated in Kate data breach, King Charles’ medical records not accessed
It is understood the king’s personal data was not compromised in the alleged data breach at the London clinic.
According to reports, up to three people may have been involved in the alleged access to the Princess of Wales’s private medical records after Kate was discharged from hospital on January 29.
Matt MathersMarch 22, 2024 00:01
King welcomes top Tanzanian and Singaporean diplomats to Buckingham Palace
The King received the new High Commissioners from Tanzania and Singapore.
The 75-year-old monarch, who is undergoing treatment for cancer, met Mbelwa Khairuki for the first time at Buckingham Palace for a formal ceremony welcoming Tanzania’s top diplomat to the UK.
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 23:00
ICYMI: Archbishop slams Kate conspiracy theory
The Archbishop of Canterbury has slammed conspiracy theories about Kate, saying it’s “wrong” to “gossip” about people’s health.
Speaking to Times Radio, Justin Welby also warned that society was becoming “addicted to conspiracy”.
“We are obsessed with conspiracy and have little understanding of the humanity of those who are caught up in the news,” he said.
“Whoever it is, people should be allowed to get sick, have surgery, whatever it is, and live in peace instead of everyone asking them to prove something every other day.”
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, dismissed claims that the Church of England was helping to “subvert” the asylum system (Doug Peters/PA)
(PA line)
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 22:00
WATCH: Keir Starmer says public should ‘stay away’ from Kate’s health
Keir Starmer says public should ‘stay away’ from Kate’s health
Sir Keir Starmer said the public should “hold back” and allow the Princess of Wales to know about her health. Speculation and conspiracy theories about Kate’s whereabouts have exploded on social media as she recovers from abdominal surgery in January. The princess’s public engagements are not expected to resume until after Easter. Sir Keir told Channel 5’s Jeremy Wine: “We should withdraw and leave her alone… It’s not really a political reaction, it’s a human reaction, as a father and as a human being.”
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 21:10
WATCH: Queen shares positive news about Kim as she greets well-wishers in Belfast
Queen shares good news about Kim as she greets well-wishers in Belfast
The Queen said during a visit to Belfast on Thursday, March 21, that King Charles III was “doing well” after being diagnosed with cancer. Camilla was given a get well card from Charles as she greeted crowds on a busy Lisburn Road. The Queen accepted the gift from shop assistant Brenda Robb, saying that Charles was “disappointed” that he would not be able to travel with her. Responding to a quip about men “not being the best patients,” Camilla said: “I try to keep him in line.”
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 20:40
Speculation feverish timeline for Kate and other royals
First up were the “royal health shock” headlines, with palace officials announcing that both King Charles III and Kate, Princess of Wales, were experiencing health issues. With little information available about Kate’s health and whereabouts, rumors grew increasingly wild, spreading from the fringes of social media to front pages around the world.
Distrust of the monarchy has grown further after Kate admitted she edited an official family photo, and royal officials have been working to regain control of the narrative as speculation and conspiracy theories persist.
Matt MathersMarch 21, 2024 20:04
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