article_snippet: When asked by Guardian journalist Polly Toynbee whether Guardian journalist Polly Toynbee read the paper during a Buckingham Palace reception, an affronted Prince
article_snippet: Others to complain about the Press include Prince Harry and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - all of whom have run into difficulty with the media.
article_snippet: Prince William, who last year threatened a pair of photographers with legal action after they were spotted taking photos of Prince George, is fiercely protective of his - and his wife's - privacy.
article_snippet: Although the British media has agreed to follow guidelines laid out in the Editor's Code, foreign newspapers have printed a slew of controversial images, among foreign newspapers one taken as a gust of wind blew the Duchess of Cambridge's skirt up in Australia.
article_snippet: Most notorious of all was an incident in which a French paparazzi photographer took photos of a sunbathing Duchess as Duchess relaxed outside a secluded farmhouse from a road a mile away using a long lens.
article_snippet: The resulting pictures, which were then published by the French version of Closer magazine in September 2012, left Prince William furious and Prince William later took legal action against the offending photographer for invasion of privacy.