China, Russia and Iran are behind the online slurs against the Princess of Wales to try and destabilise Britain, sources have claimed.
Hostile states spread wild conspiracy theories and online rumours about Princess Kate's whereabouts following her absence from the public eye since Christmas, senior government figures believe.Kate squashed any rumours or speculation Friday night as he announced her cancer diagnosis and the "huge shock" following her abdominal surgery in January.
"They would have had lots to discuss and share because just weeks earlier the King had begun his course of treatment and dealt with announcing his diagnosis."The King left his lunch feeling very emotional. They are very close and he thinks of Catherine as his daughter."There is no doubt there is a lot they can share and can use each other for support during their own deeply personal cancer battles.
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