The only ones that have a flair for dramatics are the ppl going on and on about how disgraceful the couple have been for moving overseas.
PerfPower a drone incident did happen in the UK while under the protection of the RF, H&M sued, won and donated the funds to charity. But they could no longer live in the house because of it, so they moved to Frogmore.
In the US the fines are incredibly heavy for such acts, which is why the publications took down the pics within an hour. As I said before, in LA no one can publish pics of baby Archie without first blaring his face. We all saw as many pics of Doria walking her dogs that even the tabloids got tired of publishing them. There are also lots of celebrities to bother with. The 'tabloids' in the US, last time I checked are actually weekly / monthly gossip mags that sit in that designated isle, unlike in the UK, where there is a slew of daily papers sitting side by side with broadsheets, infact there is a lot of ppl who think they are buying actual newspapers when they read the DM or S*n. These papers give a daily serving of negative news about H&M to an everyday person who may not actually read entertainment lies.
I don't think they have a problem with papers like the Enquirer etc. which sit somewhere at the back with I saw my husband f**king a pig kind of rubbish. Everyone knows those publications change their stories week in and out and ppl buy them to have a little laugh , pass the time and line the cat litter.
These kind of papers do not discuss the PM, NHS and other serious issues going on. Meanwhile the UK tabloids do discuss serious issues while writing lies about H&M and others. They just muddle everything up.
The AP was and continues to print lies about them, so they have nothing to lose there really. Now, all they did was signal to Reuters, CNN etc. that these publications do not own H&M news. Sure the tabloids can carry on reporting their tripe, but serious publications now know without a doubt that there are red flags there, and to take what the British tabloids say with a pinch of salt. Sure, the DM may break a story, but from now on everyone knows to double check it first or at least report knowing it was not the bible truth.