There were evident untruths in Harry and Meghan's interview. Let's analyse. 1. Claim that they were really married in the garden with just them and Archbishop present 3 days earlier than official wedding. In England you need two witnesses for wedding. Also... You need premises licensed for the purpose. The wedding service of the CofE is a public declaration with an opportunity for objection. Also the wedding has to be registered after. So there are formalities. These don't exist for 3 days earlier. 2/

@hcoj__ @NoNumbersNess @Fox_Claire A different point. But Waldegrave was said to be chairing the appeal committee. Not only can he not now do that, but he has compromised the independence of any appeal. And I don't see Equalities Act point unless a suggestion that the talk creates a hostile environment. For whom? @hcoj__ @NoNumbersNess @Fox_Claire Women? That's a real stretch, and indeed absurd. Transexuals? Easier to argue. But since that wasn't the original point of objection, that's a jump from one circus pony to another (all the while pleading confidentiality to avoid explaining), which shows the parti pris

"There were over 50,000 excess winter deaths in England and Wales last winter, the highest recorded since 1975/76, according to data released by the Office of National Statistics (ONS)" [Pulsetoday] 3 Dec 2018 'The increase is thought to be a result of the prevalence of flu last year, alongside ineffectiveness of the flu vaccine and colder than usual temperatures in the 2017/18 winter period, according to the ONS'.[pulsetoday] 3 Dec 2018