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Social media’s corrosive effect on UK Monarchy’s legitimacy
Since 2008, Her Majesty’s Government (HMG) has opened up a number of public inquiries into long running scandals that have been a cause of public anger. For decades, HMG resisted such calls. The official story had closed these events and … Continue reading →
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Tagged consent, goddard inquiry, hillsborough, justice, Monarchy, pitchford inquiry, United Kingdom
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