The Met Reviews How It Handled a 2019 Letter About Meghan’s Father, Charles Walks a Reparations Tightrope in the Caribbean, William on Norto

THE 2019 LETTER, THE MET’S REVIEW, AND A KING ON A TIGHTROPE: THE WEEK THE PERFORMANCE STOPPED

The Metropolitan Police has confirmed it received a letter in 2019 containing a number of claims about alleged offending outside the UK relating to Meghan’s father, Thomas Markle Sr., shared it with the Sussexes, and did not pass it to any other law enforcement agency. The force is reviewing its handling and weighing a referral to the police watchdog; it is not itself investigating him. Authorities in the Philippines are. He denies everything and has not been charged. Mark Francis handles it briefly and carefully — and then turns to the King’s nine-day Caribbean tour into the reparations question, William on Graham Norton, and the Duchy tenants who say they’ve been given six months to buy or leave.

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