British media escalates Kate Middleton coverage amid photo scandal
Recent editorials and cartoons highlight a growing concern over the portrayal of Kate Middleton, signaling a shift in media attention.
- The Washington Post reports on the increasing focus of British media on Kate Middleton, marked by a series of recent editorials and cartoons.
- A notable shift in coverage includes heightened scrutiny and altered images of the Duchess, sparking debates on media ethics.
- Editorial cartoons from various artists, including Edith Pritchett and Pia Guerra, reflect the media's intensified gaze on Middleton.
- The coverage has evolved from mere celebrity interest to a broader discussion on the implications of media portrayal.
- This trend is seen as part of a larger narrative on the challenges faced by public figures in the digital age.
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