Fortnum & Mason apologises for Paralympians party 'snub'

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Fortnum & Mason apologises for Paralympians party 'snub'

Fortnum & Mason has apologised to Paralympians who were not invited to an after-party for Olympians after the King met Paris medallists at Buckingham Palace.

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