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George Galloway, Britain’s veteran left-wing political subversive who recently won a special election parliamentary seat, has been accused of spreading conspiracy theories about Duchess Kate.

According to the Telegraph, MPs accused Mr Galloway of “spreading falsehoods” about the Princess of Wales and “bringing a stain on British democracy”, going so far as to speculate that she was “dead”. It is said that

“This is clearly not Kate Middleton’s The Sun video,” Galloway posted on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, on Friday, along with an interview clip from his talk show. “She is 20 years younger and the royal family has not confirmed her authenticity. Kate has not been seen in public since Christmas Day.”

Mr Galloway and interviewee David Crews were pictured enjoying some fresh air at Windsor Farm Shops, nearly three months after Mr Middleton and Prince William’s last official royal outing. We were discussing the video that was posted.

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George Galloway (centre) holds a rally at his headquarters in Rochdale after being declared the winner of the Rochdale by-election triggered by the death of Labor MP Tony Lloyd on Thursday, February 29, in Rochdale, England. 2024. (Peter Byrne/Pennsylvania via AP)

Galloway’s post came hours before Middleton announced her cancer diagnosis in a video message on Friday that seemed to subtly symbolize her struggle with the disease.

of Princess of Wales, 42 years old He was seen sitting on a park bench in front of a field of daffodils, a flower known as a symbol of hope and resilience for cancer patients and survivors.

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Kate Middleton stands in front of daffodils in a video

Kate Middleton’s cancer announcement video featured a daffodil background in a potential nod to the fight against the disease. (The Prince and Princess of Wales’ Instagram)

Middleton revealed in the video that she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy after a scheduled abdominal surgery revealed “the presence of cancer.” She did not elaborate on the type or extent of the cancer in the video.

princess He gave an update on his health after undergoing major surgery earlier this year.

George Galloway

George Galloway speaks after being declared the winner of the Rochdale by-election triggered by the death of Labor MP Sir Tony Lloyd in the English town of Rochdale, Thursday, February 29, 2024. (Peter Byrne/Pennsylvania via AP)

“I wanted to take this opportunity to personally thank everyone for all the wonderful messages of support and understanding as I recover from surgery,” Duchess Kate said in a video recorded on Wednesday. said. “The last few months have been incredibly difficult for our entire family, but I am so grateful for the wonderful medical team that has taken such good care of me.”

“George Galloway’s style of politics is a stain on British democracy and has no place in Parliament,” Prime Minister Wendy Chamberlain said, according to the Telegraph. “Giving oxygen to conspiracy theories like this is the worst of the worst. He should be ashamed of himself.”

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kate middleton's daffodils

Daffodils have become a symbol of hope for people battling cancer. (Ian Vogler – WPA Pool/Getty Images)

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Tim Laughton said, according to the Telegraph: “Some of the fantasies being spread about the Princess of Wales are harmful and harmful and fall well below the standards expected of MPs.”

FOX News’ Tracy Wright, Ashley Hume and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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