Scotland Yard Opens Inquiry After Duchess of Sussex Reports Letter
Scotland Yard has opened an inquiry after the Duchess of Sussex said she was sent a letter containing "disturbing allegations," according to BBC News.
According to BBC News, Scotland Yard has opened an inquiry after the Duchess of Sussex said she was sent a letter containing "disturbing allegations." The BBC News report, headlined as a Met investigation into reports of the letter, is available at the BBC News report on the Met investigation.
BBC News reported that the inquiry concerns reports of a letter, and that the Duchess of Sussex is the person who said she received it. The summary of that report does not say who sent the letter, when it was sent, or what its allegations contain.
The headline of the BBC News report describes the letter as detailing claims about Meghan's father. The summary does not set out what those claims are, and it does not say whether they have been tested or confirmed. The summary does not name any party other than the Duchess of Sussex.
The BBC News headline refers to the Met, while its summary refers to Scotland Yard. The summary does not explain how the two references relate.
The material available for this story contains no further details, including any statement from the inquiry or any response from others named in the reporting.
Sources: BBC News: Met investigates reports of letter detailing claims about Meghan's father.