Prince William ‘dumped’ Kate Middleton over ‘devastating’ 30-minute call in 2007: new book.

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Report Overview: The article contains some sensationalism and unsubstantiated claims, particularly regarding the emotional aspects of the breakup and the impact of Kate's health on their marriage. However, it largely sticks to factual recounting of events and quotes from the book and interviews.

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Detected Manipulations & Suggested Changes

Sensationalism

Exaggerating or sensationalizing aspects of the story to attract attention.

The headline 'Prince William ‘dumped’ Kate Middleton over ‘devastating’ 30-minute call in 2007: new book' uses sensational language like 'dumped' and 'devastating' to attract readers.

Prince William and Kate Middleton briefly broke up over a phone call in 2007: new book

Unsubstantiated claims

Making claims without sufficient evidence or sources.

The article states, 'Kate’s health battle has actually done wonders for her and Williams’ marriage,' without providing concrete evidence or reliable sources to back this claim.

Kate’s health battle has reportedly brought her and William closer, according to a source.

Appeal to emotion

Using emotional language to elicit an emotional response from the reader.

Phrases like 'devastating blow to Catherine' and 'Kate resolved to hide her pain from the outside world' are designed to evoke sympathy and emotional engagement from the reader.

It was a difficult time for Catherine, who kept her feelings private.

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