WES Streeting has denied a bizarre conspiracy that he burnt down a pet shop while at university. The Shadow Health Secretary finally addressed the outlandish claims during a no-holds-barred interview on The Sun’s new show Never Mind The Ballots. Darren FletcherLabour MP Wes Streeting denied a bizarre conspiracy on Never Mind the Ballots[/caption] Darren FletcherStreeting was grilled by Sun Political Editor Harry Cole[/caption] Darren FletcherAnd our Political Editor also asked Streeting about a range of other issues[/caption] Watch Never Mind the Ballots on The Sun’s YouTube channel and&n ..read more

IT’S the insane and baseless pro-Trump conspiracy theory that bizarrely claims famous figures like Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey drink blood to make themselves younger. But it’s now been revealed that the discredited online movement QAnon was first linked to the president by an “ignorant” YouTuber, who just months earlier had protested AGAINST his 2016 election win. GettyQAnon is a pro-Donald Trump conspiracy theory that says he has ‘insider knowledge’[/caption] YouTuber Isaac was the first to link Donald Trump to the QAnon conspiracy theoriesAPQAnon conspiracy theories eventually led to the ..read more

A ROYAL expert has said she was appalled by the US reaction to Princess Kate being “missing”. The Princess of Wales, 42, revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy in an emotional video message last week. The SunRoyal Commentator Victoria Arbiter said she was appalled by the US reaction to Princess Kate being ‘missing’[/caption] BBCThe Princess of Wales, 42, revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy last week[/caption] GettyActress Blake Lively issued an apology after she mocked Kate’s edited Mother’s Day photo[/caption] The announcement came followin ..read more

PRINCESS Kate and William were upset by a BBC sports reporter peddling conspiracy theories, a royal expert has said. Rugby specialist Sonja McLaughlan took to social media after the Princess of Wales, 42, was spotted at the Windsor Farm Shop by The Sun. GettyBBC rugby specialist Sonja McLaughlan took to social media after Kate was spotted at the Windsor Farm Shop[/caption] The SunRoyal commentator Dickie Arbiter said the royal duo would have been feeling ‘upset’ and ‘angry’[/caption] BBCKate, 42, revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy last week[/caption] News Group New ..read more

THE Sussex Squad is a group of social media trolls, carrying out some of the worst online bullying of the Princess of Wales. The group – which is not endorsed by the Sussexes – has peddled sick conspiracy theories around Kate Middleton’s abdominal surgery, claiming she was the victim of domestic violence, was in the middle of a divorce from Prince William or hiding away after plastic surgery. BBCThe Princess of Wales revealed she has cancer last week[/caption] APA group of trolls, Sussex Squad, has been posting wild conspiracy theories about Kate[/captio ..read more

THEY branded themselves the Sussex Squad, carrying out some of the worst online bullying of the Princess of Wales. And today The Sun can reveal some of the sinister tactics the trolls use against those who speak out against them. BBCThe ‘Sussex Squad’ have been peddling sick conspiracy theories around Princess Kate’s health[/caption] GettyThe trolls make their sick claims about Kate in defence of their heroine, Meghan[/caption] NetflixChristopher Bouzy said Kate’s illness was stage-managed akin to ‘North Korean propaganda’[/caption] Their campaign of hate began when they peddled sick conspirac ..read more

VILE lies about Princess Kate are still being spouted as China, Russia and Iran fuel conspiracy theories, sources have claimed. Kate, 42, has suffered a barrage of disgusting rumours and attacks since announcing her abdominal surgery in January. APThousands of fake accounts and bots have sprouted from Russia[/caption] AFPPlatforms such as the Chinese-owned TikTok are full of dangerous and deluded fantasies about Kate[/caption] PAIdiotic trolls even ridiculously claimed Kate’s emotional video message was AI generated[/caption] Shameful trolls targeted the mum-of-three over her sweet Mother ..read more

A FORMER Royal press secretary has said Princess Kate would have shared her cancer news regardless of the social media conspiracy theories. Outlandish rumours about the whereabouts and health of the Princess of Wales, 42, swirled online in recent weeks. PAPaddy Harverson has said Princess Kate would have shared her cancer news regardless of social media conspiracy theories[/caption] BBCKate put an end to the ‘doom loop’ when she revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy[/caption] Kate put an end to the “doom loop” when she revealed she was undergoing preventativ ..read more

OWEN Jones and Blake Lively have joined those apologising for peddling “ghastly” Princess Kate conspiracy theories after her shock cancer diagnosis. The Princess of Wales, 42, revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy last night in an emotional video message. PAOwen Jones has apologised for speculating on the whereabouts of Princess Kate[/caption] GettyActress Blake Lively also issued an apology after she mocked Kate’s edited Mother’s Day photo[/caption] BBCThe Princess of Wales, 42, revealed she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy last night[/caption] GettyKerry Katona said s ..read more

THE world rushed to support cancer-hit Kate as millions watched her heartbreaking video — and begged internet trolls to leave her alone. Politicians, celebrities, sporting personalities and royal fans offered their good wishes after the emotional clip of her revealing her diagnosis was released at 6pm. Less than a week after we released this picture of Kate, she announced her heartbreaking cancer newsBrother James Middleton, who is a relatively private person, gave a touching tribute to Kate on social mediaInstagramShe has received support from public figures across the world after making the ..read more