You are right about the DM. I’ve noticed they don’t get a lot of stories right and they seem to be wide off the mark these days when it comes to William and Kate. They seem to really want to cast them in a bad light. Remember the stories about Kate “snubbing” the Queen for Christmas, the Queen telling Kate to get a job, and recently the tacky headline about William and some blonde lady who supposedly is going to work for him? It’s pretty clear that DM journos don’t have very good sources anymore.

Anyway, in general I agree with all the royal correspondents, whatever and all they write with a grain or bucket of salt.

Real events and pics is what makes past articles true or untrue

You must remember that whatever Mr Kay of the Daily Mail says is almost always incorrect in fact many reports border on outright lies.

A few years ago he was rebuked in no uncertain terms by CH and Press Commission for his ‘activities in general’ with regard to his reporting of members of the Royal Family and associates.

Since that time he remained almost invisible but has over the past few monthshas lost no opportunity in penning his own vittriolic attacks initially on PW and PH but as KM’s popularity fell he transfererred his vile comments upon her and her family.

Naturally they are unable to respond so he can virtually say what he likes and makes up his sources to best advantage but never with any authenticity.

When was the last time he or his paper were correct in their forecasts or news and he and they resent that others now get more informative information than they do.

“The party on the island is to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Mustique Company, which was founded by Brian Alexander – younger brother of Earl Alexander of Tunis, who is organising this weekend’s bash – and Princess Margaret’s chum Lord Glenconner.

Other guests who will be joining in the fun are Colin Fenn, the former owner of cosmetics company Space NK, merchant banker Mark Cecil, plus publisher William Cash and his delightful wife, Vanessa Neumann – a one-time flame of Sir Mick Jagger, who is also expected to be there.

The royal lovebirds, meanwhile, are staying at the five-bedroom villa owned by John and Belle Robinson, the owners of the Jigsaw clothing chain for whom Kate worked as an accessories buyer. “

“The royal lovebirds, meanwhile, are staying at the five-bedroom villa owned by John and Belle Robinson, the owners of the Jigsaw clothing chain for whom Kate worked as an accessories buyer.”

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1042724/Tough-phone-tycoon.html

Grrr! Beaten to the post by 1 minute!

Keep on posting and have fun