Queen Elizabeth II - My Fake Diary

Monday, 17 September 2012

One was pleased to read this today:

The British media - chastened by a deep scandal over phone hacking and other misdeeds - all shied away from using the photos. That restraint came even though Rupert Murdoch's The Sun tabloid is famed for its daily "Page 3" topless shots.

The photos, which were not available on English newsstands, appeared to unite many Britons behind their royal family.

"I think it's quite outrageous," said Alice Mason, 24, from London. "They were on holidays in a private place and some creepy journalist took pictures. It's not in the public interest to see this.

"They are always going to be in the public eye, but there is a line, and they (the media) crossed that line."

She said the royal couple has "every right to be outraged, especially with what happened to Diana."

Diana? Oh yes…