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Meghan Markle will no longer speak at online child safety event in Brussels
The Straits Times and GB News describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedHer estranged father is accused of possessing child sexual abuse photos.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Meghan Markle will no longer speak at online child safety event in Brussels". The right frames it as "Harry praises Europe for 'leading the world on privacy' at Brussels child safety speech a...".
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CenterMeghan Markle will no longer speak at online child safety event in Brussels
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Right / center-rightHarry praises Europe for 'leading the world on privacy' at Brussels child safety speech as Meghan pulls out
Harry praises Europe for 'leading the world on privacy' at Brussels child safety speech as Meghan pulls out
Prince Harry has praised Europe for "leading the world on privacy" during his speech at The Lost Screen Memorial in Brussels today. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex travelled to Belgium this...
