Diane Abbott on Archie comments: “It’s really quite distasteful”

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Diane Abbott on Archie comments: “It’s really quite distasteful”” – below is their description.

Former Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott has said comments allegedly made about Archie’s skin colour were “really quite distasteful”.

She was speaking after The Duchess of Sussex says “concerns” were raised about her baby’s skin colour before he was born during her time in the Royal Family.

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