The Papers: 'Meghan warned over father' and 'Don't risk Truss-style budget'
Summary
The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, responded to reports that disturbing images were found at her estranged father Thomas Markle's former home in the Philippines. Police said they never investigated Thomas Markle, and he denies having such images.Key Facts
- Meghan Markle said she received a letter in 2018 with troubling allegations about her father.
- Thomas Markle, 82, lives in the US and denies having any illegal images.
- Scotland Yard is trying to locate the letter sent to Meghan in 2018 but confirmed they never investigated Thomas Markle.
- Meghan’s half-brother reportedly alerted the police about the allegations.
- UK Chancellor John Healey is preparing an Autumn Budget including a £20 billion loan boost for businesses and infrastructure.
- Economic experts warn the government against risky spending that could harm the UK economy.
- The UK online safety regulator says recent laws have not stopped children from encountering harmful content online.
- UK ministers are divided on whether to rejoin the European Union or hold a new Brexit referendum.
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