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Philip Murphy: Obsessive secrecy impedes an informed discussion about the UK monarchy

Philip Murphy: Obsessive secrecy impedes an informed discussion about the UK monarchy

Jul 24, 2015 | Access to information, Government policy, News media, Privacy

In this post, originally published on The Conversation UK, Director of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies and Professor of British and Commonwealth History at School of Advanced Study, Philip Murphy, reflects on the Royal Family’s secretive handling of its...

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