The tactics and strategies of the paparazzi to take pictures of Prince George

Kensington Palace has issued an unprecedented warning to paparazzi, accusing photographers of harassing Prince George and using "increasingly dangerous tactics" to obtain covert images of the third in line to the throne. Paparazzi intent on selling expensive images to foreign publications have hidden in car boots and among sand dunes, and have used other young children as bait to draw their "No 1 target" into view, the palace said in an unusually strongly worded open letter. The aggressive tactics – which will draw comparisons with the harassment experienced by the prince's late grandmother, Diana, Princess of Wales – were creating a "very real security risk", said Jason Knauf, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's communications secretary. (//www.theguardian.com)