Summary:
A British newspaper editor has resigned after publishing topless photos of the Duchess of Cambridge.

Full article:
(CNN) -- The editor of the Irish Daily Star resigned Saturday "as a result of the publication on 15 September 2012," which revealed topless photos of the duchess of Cambridge, according to a statement from the paper. The images showed Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, sunbathing, igniting a firestorm of controversy in the British media and stern comments from Buckingham Palace. Michael O'Kane had been suspended earlier, following the publication. Angry royals take topless photo battle to court . Palace officials quickly blasted the images and their publication in what they called a "grotesque" invasion of privacy. The grainy pictures appear to have been taken with a long camera lens while the duchess and her husband Prince William were staying at a private chateau in Provence in southern France . St. James's Palace officials said in September that they "believe a red line has been crossed." The palace confirmed that the couple is taking legal action. When to publish, when not...