Poll: 82% of UK opposed to publication of Kate topless pics
An overwhelming 82% of the British public think it was wrong of a French magazine to publish photos of Catherine Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless, and 72% think the Royal Family is right to sue, according to a YouGov poll. According to the findings:
- 89% of women believe the magazine was wrong to publish the photos, and only 5% think it was right.
- 75% of men were against the photos being published, while 15% said the magazine was right to do so.
- 65% of men believe the Royals are right to sue, while 23% said they should not take legal action.
- 79% of women think the Royal Family is right to take legal action against the magazine, and 14% think they should not.
Danish magazine publishes 'spicy' topless Kate photos
SE og HØR has boasted of "exclusive" access to the "topless pictures of Great Britain’s future queen", which hit Danish newsstands tomorrow.
French court bans re-publishing of topless Kate photos
A court in France has blocked French magazine Closer from re-publishing images of the Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless.
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