Well, welcome to another edition of Morgan's Mailbag, where I give my real-time reactions to your comments, questions and occasional ad hominem attacks,

shameful ad hominem attacks, about the content we've been serving up on Peers Morgan Uncensoreded. As usual, they've all been chosen without any of my knowledge or prior approval by my highly trained, they've written this, highly professional team of elite

producers.

So, let's get started.

First up, our big debate this week was Zifiori, of course, over the faked royal photos,

and my position was quite clear.

It's a painful lesson for the monarchy, perhaps, about honesty control in this new age of social media.

And the only way out of the corner they've painted themselves is to tell the full story

and release the original photograph.

And if the uncensored inbox is anything to go by, it seems a lot of you, well, you disagree actually by thinking on this.

Michael D. Jones wrote, Morgan, it's Mr Morgan to you with respect.

Just draw a line under it and move on.

You, the media, had destroyed Kate's Mother Day memories.

Bottom line is a lovely picture of a mother and her children.

What's the big issue?

Here's the big issue.

It's trust. They, the palace,

were given this picture by Kate. They give it to the world's most respected news organizations

who then send it back and reject it when they discover it's not a real picture. It's been

manipulated. So trust is damaged.

And if you don't have trust in what the palace is giving officially to news agencies,

what can you believe that comes from the palace? That's why this matters.

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