But i just voted just before the hour. Off to have a look.The Grifters has finished for 2021. No Meghan Markle or Prince Harry on there, site already has 65 new 2022 nominee's.
So now just have to wait for the results to be published, I hope they put the number of votes up
But i just voted just before the hour. Off to have a look.
Just voted again, right now. All still there. Maybe you were on the groups section. I have wasted a vote doing that, just as i vote the page moves and i think, where is everyone. View attachment 965599
You're right - thank you.I don’t think there was charity money in 2020.
If you look at the paperwork pictured in the DM article, it lists the “Date asserts first received” as February 2, 2021, so logically before that date it had no assets. -> Archewell Foundation took in $0 in 2020.
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Harry and Meghan Archewell charity raised less than $50,000 in 2020
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spent more money on legal fees for their charities than they raised for their new non-profit Archewell in 2020, filings obtained by DailyMail.com reveal.www.dailymail.co.uk
Great to see the Mail bringing this $50k story to the wider audience.I don’t think there was charity money in 2020.
If you look at the paperwork pictured in the DM article, it lists the “Date asserts first received” as February 2, 2021, so logically before that date it had no assets. -> Archewell Foundation took in $0 in 2020.
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Harry and Meghan Archewell charity raised less than $50,000 in 2020
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spent more money on legal fees for their charities than they raised for their new non-profit Archewell in 2020, filings obtained by DailyMail.com reveal.www.dailymail.co.uk
But of course it was UK tabloids that were so mean to them and which they had to run away from. To a place where there are no mean tabloids. oh wait a minute ...Thans to @Fredsnail for new thread, congrats @Chita for brill title!
As seen on twitter...cover of national enquire would love a read of that article
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Here you areThans to @Fredsnail for new thread, congrats @Chita for brill title!
As seen on twitter...cover of national enquire would love a read of that article
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If she's donating her copyright sum to the Diana charity as stated in the Sunday Times then we will know what it is...won't we?From today's Guardian .........
The Mail on Sunday will pay the Duchess of Sussex just £1 in damages for invading her privacy by publishing a private letter she had sent to her father.
The nominal sum is set out in court documents that also formally confirm that the newspaper – and its sister website MailOnline – has accepted defeat and will not be taking the long-running case to a supreme court appeal.
The outlet will also pay an unspecified sum for the separate case of infringing Meghan’s copyright by publishing large chunks of the letter.
Mark Stephens, a media lawyer, suggested that the nominal settlement for the privacy aspect suggested a weakness in that aspect of Meghan’s case: “Normally for that kind of invasion of privacy you would expect £75,000 to £125,000. It does show that the curation of her reputation was an area where she had effectively invaded her own privacy.”
The newspaper’s publisher has also agreed to pay a confidential sum in damages for copyright infringement. The Mail on Sunday also faces having to cover a substantial part of Meghan’s legal costs, which could be more than £1m.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...personal-risks-mail-on-sunday-privacy-victory
The duchess had always said that her three-year legal battle against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Mail on Sunday and sister website MailOnline, was more about principles than money.
That says received from California. Does that mean it doesn't /didn't count anything they put in from elsewhere before that?I don’t think there was charity money in 2020.
If you look at the paperwork pictured in the DM article, it lists the “Date asserts first received” as February 2, 2021, so logically before that date it had no assets. -> Archewell Foundation took in $0 in 2020.
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Harry and Meghan Archewell charity raised less than $50,000 in 2020
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spent more money on legal fees for their charities than they raised for their new non-profit Archewell in 2020, filings obtained by DailyMail.com reveal.www.dailymail.co.uk
You are welcome. I have a free readly trial for 2 months, so happy to help. I will aim to be a bit more proactive if see articles.Thank you @Little Fluffy Clouds !
I’m going out shortly, so I’ll update stuff this afternoon.Good info regarding the supposed affair
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@JAR21, is there anyway to add this to the wiki as part of the section about the Harkles attempts to overshadow the RF?(since this whole affair nonsense kicked up again after Catherine’s fabulous Christmas Concert and piano playing)
So no substantial damages as claimed by Scabies excellent newsFrom today's Guardian .........
The Mail on Sunday will pay the Duchess of Sussex just £1 in damages for invading her privacy by publishing a private letter she had sent to her father.
The nominal sum is set out in court documents that also formally confirm that the newspaper – and its sister website MailOnline – has accepted defeat and will not be taking the long-running case to a supreme court appeal.
The outlet will also pay an unspecified sum for the separate case of infringing Meghan’s copyright by publishing large chunks of the letter.
Mark Stephens, a media lawyer, suggested that the nominal settlement for the privacy aspect suggested a weakness in that aspect of Meghan’s case: “Normally for that kind of invasion of privacy you would expect £75,000 to £125,000. It does show that the curation of her reputation was an area where she had effectively invaded her own privacy.”
The newspaper’s publisher has also agreed to pay a confidential sum in damages for copyright infringement. The Mail on Sunday also faces having to cover a substantial part of Meghan’s legal costs, which could be more than £1m.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...personal-risks-mail-on-sunday-privacy-victory
The duchess had always said that her three-year legal battle against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Mail on Sunday and sister website MailOnline, was more about principles than money.
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