Hawk-eyed bloggers Jezebel have picked up on a treason-worthy Photoshop crime committed by Grazia magazine

Hawk-eyed bloggers Jezebel have picked up on a treason-worthy Photoshop crime committed by Grazia magazine. The fashion weekly appear to have slimmed down Kate Middleton's waist on the cover of their royal wedding issue - a controversial decision considering the amount of criticism leveled at Kate's dramatic weight loss in the run-up to her big day.
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Grazia have released a statement to Huffington Post denying the claims, saying "Grazia did not make any changes to the image of the Duchess of Cambridge to make her look or appear slimmer than she is."
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However, we have tracked down the original shot by photographer James Veysey, and as you can see, they have not only slimmed down Kate's waist, but also duplicated and flipped over her right arm onto her left shoulder, and - shock, horror - airbrushed out poor Prince William altogether!
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Still not convinced? Take a look at the way the embroidered lace detailing on both arms falls in exactly the same spot, and the mysterious way that the green leaves around the edges of her bouquet are perfectly symmetrical too.
Off with their heads!