Dutch publishers hit back at Omid Scobie over royal ‘Endgame’ debacle
Omid Scobie continues to deny wrongdoing when it comes to the Dutch version of his book ‘Endgame’ as it named King Charles and Princess Catherine in the translation but not the English version.
Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says the Dutch publishers of Mr Scobie’s book ‘Endgame’ “seem to disagree” after they hit back at his claims.
“Omid Scobie still denies any wrongdoing,” Ms Di Russo said.
“When it comes to the Dutch version of his book ‘Endgame’.
“The Dutch publishers seem to disagree.”
Видео Dutch publishers hit back at Omid Scobie over royal ‘Endgame’ debacle канала Sky News Australia
Sky News host Caroline Di Russo says the Dutch publishers of Mr Scobie’s book ‘Endgame’ “seem to disagree” after they hit back at his claims.
“Omid Scobie still denies any wrongdoing,” Ms Di Russo said.
“When it comes to the Dutch version of his book ‘Endgame’.
“The Dutch publishers seem to disagree.”
Видео Dutch publishers hit back at Omid Scobie over royal ‘Endgame’ debacle канала Sky News Australia
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