Wednesday 24 February, 2021
Princess Diana’s brother has alleged that the BBC Panorama reporter who conducted the interview showed him faked documents.
You can put Princess Diana into a headline about nearly anything it seems.
Someone call Neil Buchanan! There’s been an Art Attack.
How about we just let women be who they want to be?
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
The much-loved British royal died 20 years ago this week.
They joined wellwishers who left candles and flowers outside the gates of her former London residence today.
Prince Harry and his brother Prince William have spoken out about their mother’s death for a new BBC documentary.
Channel 4 has planned the broadcast for next month – but those who were close to Diana say the tapes will cause distress.
“My way of dealing with it was sticking my head in the sand, refusing to ever think about my mum,” he said.
Diana Spencer died in a car crash in Paris 20 years ago.
The sculpture will stand in the public grounds of her former residence, Kensington Palace.
Painter Nelson Shanks mentioned this fact in an interview on Sunday.
The programme was due to look at the PR tactics used by the royal family from the late 1990s on in a bid to change their public image.
A Dutch university has recreated the smell and sounds of celebrity deaths.
It’s over THREE years old.
Good morning! Here are nine things you want to know as you start your day.
The Metropolitan Police Service said every reasonable line of enquiry was objectively pursued.
Scotland Yard has said it is checking the credibility of recently received information about her death in Paris in 1997.
Everyone’s talking about the Irish people in Cairo, Michael Dwyer, and Scotland Yard looking at the death of Princess Diana (again).
Police in London say they’re not re-opening the investigation into the deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed – but they are looking at the new information carefully.
In case you were wondering, Prince George didn’t collect his membership card himself.
The Fit for a Princess auction takes place in London on 19 March.
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.
The black-and-white image which shot before her engagement to the Prince of Wales is expected to sell for a high price in the auction.
Britain’s King George VI died sixty years ago today – making his eldest daughter, then 25, the head of seven different countries. She’s now the head of 16 – and has ruled over no fewer than 32.
Controversial cover depicts the late Lady Diana Spencer walking alongside daughter-in-law Kate, while Newsweek’s Facebook mock-up suggests her favourite films would include The King’s Speech.
The film, called Unlawful Killing, claims to uncover the “cover up” surrounding her death. It will be shown at the film festival later this week.
Catch up on this evening’s news, including: BoI takes couple to court over €70m; record high food prices; and British doctors successfully treat oxygen-starved newborn.
