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Why Ann Widdecombe is being mourned for in America

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By Lee Cohen
| The Spectator Australia Verified
I was just waking up last Friday when I heard the news of Ann Widdecombe’s death. It was still very early here, and at first the story didn’t land properly. Days later, counter-terrorism police said they believed it was a targeted attack. That part is particularly haunting.
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Harry and Meghan can’t expect Britain to forgive them

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By Lee Cohen
| The Spectator Australia Verified
A return for Meghan Markle, if it actually happens, could drop like a lead balloon with the British public. She torched her bridges in her husband’s homeland, above all, it seems, through the couple’s conduct toward the late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip in their final years. Publicising this family trip for the Invictus one-year-to-go event in Birmingham looks like an attempt to put the King in a tight spot.
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What Harry and Meghan don’t get about royal visits

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By Lee Cohen
| The Spectator Australia Verified
King Charles III’s state visit to Washington this week is the monarchy executing its core diplomatic function with precision and dignity. In Donald Trump’s Washington, an invitation to an event with the British monarch remains the most sought-after in the city. By stark contrast, the King’s son and daughter-in-law careen around the globe representing no one but themselves.
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