The Papers: 'Monstrous words' and 'Russia to ramp up war'
Summary
Earl Spencer spoke to the BBC about a phone call he had with King Charles III after Princess Diana’s death, claiming the King said they would "forget her soon enough." Buckingham Palace responded that grief can affect memory, while some newspapers reported accusations and disputes about the Spencer family and King Charles.Key Facts
- Earl Spencer gave an interview saying King Charles III told him “we’ll forget her soon enough” after Diana’s death.
- Buckingham Palace said grief can change how people remember events.
- Some newspapers accused Earl Spencer of profiting from Diana’s death despite past claims he would not.
- An author claimed Earl Spencer is working with his nephew, the Duke of Sussex, to harm King Charles.
- The Daily Telegraph reported that Western intelligence believes Russia might draft thousands of people soon, increasing the war effort.
- The British Army reportedly eased security checks, possibly letting in far-right extremists who support Russia.
- Sensitive police data is being stored on a cloud platform considered vulnerable.
- The founder of betting company Betfred criticized high UK taxes and said he is too old to move abroad for tax reasons.
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