France: 3 investigated over Duchess of Cambridge vacation photos

(CNN) -- A magazine publisher, a photographer and a regional newspaper are under investigation in France for invasion of privacy over the publication of vacation pictures of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, authorities said Thursday.
An unnamed female photographer was placed under investigation on April 2, according to Caroline Chassain, spokeswoman for the Nanterre prosecutor.
Mondadori France, publisher of the French edition of Closer magazine, was placed under investigation on April 4, and La Provence, a regional daily newspaper, was placed under investigation Monday.
Topless photos of Catherine, wife of Britain's Prince William, appeared in the French edition of Closer. Photos of her in a bikini were published in La Provence in September.

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Kate Middleton Cancels Overseas Tours To Focus On Royal Baby

Their principal private secretary Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton told The Mirror yesterday that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge would be focussing on their family for the rest of 2013 and and that their tour schedule will be "assessed" later in the year.

He said: "I’m not anticipating the Duke and Duchess taking on overseas tours because of her baby."

It's thought that Kate will take a period of maternity leave after the birth and Prince William won't undertake any tours alone.

Once he's completed his RAF duties as a search and rescue pilot in September, he'll spend as much time as possible with the new arrival and the pair will visit any countries as a couple – possibly with the baby – in 2014.

Next week they'll head to Glasgow on a tour of Scotland. On the 4th and 5th of April, the royal couple will visit the Emirates Arena to watch cyclers, netball, and badminton. They'll also tour a facility that helps young homeless people and launch a new initiative which will inspire and train young sports coaches.

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