Buckingham Palace is considering taking action after the King and Princess of Wales were named in a Dutch version of a book, alleging that they questioned the skin colour of Prince Archie. The palace had previously dismissed the allegation as fiction, and an investigation is now underway to determine how the names were included in the translated version of the book.
Buckingham Palace is considering whether it should take action after the King and Princess of Wales were named in the Dutch version of a new book as senior royals who questioned what skin colour Prince Archie would have. When the unsubstantiated allegation first surfaced two years ago, the palace described it as fiction. And there has been no evidence that has been published since to suggest it is true.
But the row resurfaced on Tuesday after the names of the two senior royals were published in a Dutch translation of a book by Omid Scobie. The writer said an investigation had been launched into how the names were included in the translated version of Endgame, which Dutch publisher, Xander Uitgevers, said had been pulled from shelves in the Netherlands due to an 'error'. Mr Scobie insisted on Thursday that he had 'never submitted a book that had their names in it' and that he was 'frustrated' by the incident. It comes as the King arrived in Dubai where he is due to deliver the opening address to the UN's Cop28 climate summi
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