British Royalties to sue over topless Kate

Britain's Prince William and his wife Catherine are to lodge a criminal complaint in France over the taking and publishing of topless photographs which appeared in a French magazine, a palace spokeswoman said Sunday.

"We can confirm that a criminal complaint is to be made to the French Prosecution Department tomorrow (Monday)," a St James's Palace spokeswoman said, adding that the action was in addition to civil proceedings against French magazine Closer.

"The complaint concerns the taking of photographs of the The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge whilst on holiday and the publication of those photographs in breach of their privacy," she said.

The spokeswoman said the royal couple want criminal charges to be brought against the photographer who took the photos as well as the magazine which published them.

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Kate Middleton Photos: What if it were a gun?

The Kate Middleton's photo scandal has taken new turn with regard to the safety of the royalties. 

The Chateau DAutet, where pictures of a topless Kate Middleton were snapped by a paparazzo, is clearly visible from a public road. Picture: Google Maps

The question being asked now is 'What if the paparazzo had a gun instead of a camera and fired?'

Well the place from where the alleged scandalous photos have been taken, which is clearly visible from the road was not guarded and protected or even police patrolled. Anyone with a sniper rifle could have shot at the royalties and vanished.

Isn't it hair raising?

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