@DakinValerie I doubt that Meghan would continue to be a face of the online child safety campaign if her conduct over her father was deserving of blame.
She protected her children and trusted The Met to protect others - this is in her statement.
The IOPC will investigate The Met, not Meghan.
According to @PressReader 2,476 articles have been written about or mention Meghan from November 1st-November 11th.
Every article written about her fatherโs allegations has her name&face.
This has no resemblance to a free&fair press.
This is assault by media.
#IStandWithMeghan
Thereโs barely any jobs for people already in the arts, let alone many opportunities for newcomers.
If only we had a Minister in charge of arts and culture who could champion change with huge enthusiasm and love for the industries and workers they represent.
@345Joanie@More_2_Luv25 Meghan's on the record as saying that she was assured the allegations were being investigated so why wouldn't she trust the Met Police? It was their job to notify the relevant authorities outside of the UK - not Meghan's.
"The blue tsunami that swept Democrats into control of the House and the Senate wasn't expected to affect Mississippi..."
Nice little report about Scott Colom's seismic victory.
A teenage suspect has been arrested and charged in the shooting of Javits Frimpong, a 15-year-old from Ghana who was killed on his way to school in the Bronx last month.
The suspect has been charged with murder, the NYPD said. https://t.co/LXqetXn1i4
Here's ex BBC DJ Tim Westwood arriving in court. Westwood, 69, is accused of 17 offences against nine women, including three assaults at BBC studios.
https://t.co/TwC9PXIiTp
RUSSELL BRAND: OPEN SECRET, a new documentary charting the story of Russell Brand's meteoric rise and steep fall following allegations of sexual offences, arrives on Netflix tomorrow 13 November.
The documentary features inside voices and archive footage providing insight into Brandโs life and the investigation run by The Times and The Sunday Times.