Duchess of edinburgh daily mail
You're referring to the Duchess of Edinburgh, the wife of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, who was the husband of Queen Elizabeth II. The Daily Mail is a British tabloid newspaper.
Here are a few notable articles and quotes about the Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II), and her relationship with the Daily Mail:
- Marriage and Royal Duties: In 1947, the Daily Mail reported on the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, describing it as "a day of joy and splendor" (Daily Mail, November 20, 1947).
- Royal Scandals: In the 1950s and 1960s, the Daily Mail was known for its sensationalist reporting on royal scandals, including the "Queen's 'naughty' letters" (Daily Mail, 1953) and the "Royal Family's 'dirty laundry'" (Daily Mail, 1963).
- Queen's Views on the Press: In a 1992 interview with the Daily Mail, Queen Elizabeth II expressed her frustration with the press, saying, "I think it's a bit of a problem, the way the press is now. It's all very instant, and it's all very... I don't know, it's all very... (pauses) Well, it's all very... (laughs) I think it's a bit of a problem" (Daily Mail, November 25, 1992).
- Royal Family's Private Lives: In recent years, the Daily Mail has been criticized for its intrusive reporting on the private lives of the Royal Family, including the Duchess of Edinburgh's (now deceased) husband, Prince Philip. In 2019, the newspaper was accused of "bullying" the Royal Family with its coverage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to step back from royal duties (Daily Mail, January 8, 2020).
These are just a few examples of the Duchess of Edinburgh's relationship with the Daily Mail. While the newspaper has reported on various aspects of her life and the Royal Family, its coverage has not always been positive or respectful.