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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 14:55:00

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at the moment. i and that is the information we have at the moment. at the moment. i thought it was interesting at the moment. i thought it was interesting in at the moment. i thought it was interesting in that at the moment. i thought it was interesting in that interview - at the moment. i thought it was j interesting in that interview that duncan was also saying and referencing the agreement from a few years back with prince william and the british press about the use of photographs and how perhaps a call would be made to ascertain the nature of how a photograph had been actually taken. his view was there was a potential given the breakdown of various parts of the royal family that perhaps this was not done with this particular prince any more. there is no relationship with the paparazzi, i don t think anyone has a relationship with the paparazzi. my a relationship with the paparazzi. my understanding is there was a gala event and there would have been lots of press, not least

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