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READ MORE: Prince Harry opens up on his heart-wrenching wish for Archie and daughter LilibetThey told the Daily Star Sunday: “These files will not be made available for inspection for decades.“Prince Charles and his sons – and the British people – will be long gone by the time they are released.”The insider added the mass of documents – standing almost a metre high – were recently moved to a basement archive “in the Paris area” and are under 24-hour armed guard.They said: “The documents contain information about the activities of French investigators after Di’s death.”They also contain interviews of subjects carried out “in camera” – in other words, in secret. The Diana documents are stored under part of a “heritage code” that states certain Frenchnational archives should be shielded from public view for at least 75 years from their completion date.As the file was finished in 2007, it means they may not be seen until 2082.But this week we learned authorities have reserved the right to review whether to release the files after that – meaning they may never be seen.Our source said: “This is comparable to the refusal to release files relating to cases like the JFK assassination.

Princess Diana was planning to move to America without her sons weeks before she died, one of her former bodyguards claims. Mail Online says Lee Sansum tells in his memoir, ‘Protecting Diana: A Bodyguard’s Story’, the royal was on the verge of telling paparazzi of her plans in a bid to protect princes William and Harry from the spotlight as they holidayed with her and Dodi Al-Fayed in St Tropez in July 1997. Lee said: “She said to me, ‘There is nothing I can do in the UK.

Princess Diana was the “first person to rattle the cage of the monarchy”, claims the Queen’ Elizabeth II's biographer. The late Princess of Wales - who died in August 1997 in a car crash in Paris aged 36 alongside her boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed - was the only person “in living memory” to question how the institution runs and operates but didn’t do it “intentionally” with her AIDS and landmine activism and the way she captured the national imagination. Ingrid Seward told PEOPLE magazine: "Diana was the first person to rattle the cage of the monarchy within living memory.

Princess Diana’s infamous letter in which she warned she could be killed in a staged car crash was only passed to French investigators six years after her fatal collision, a new documentary claims. The film ‘Investigating Diana: Death In Paris’ refers to the so-called ‘Mishcon Note’ as it was written by the Princess of Wales’ legal adviser in 1995, and is reportedly an account of what Diana said during a meeting with Victor Mishcon and her personal private secretary at the time.

An investigator into Princess Diana’s death says he had an “emotional” discussion with Prince Harry and Prince William. Lord John Stevens, 79, a former Metropolitan Police Commissioner, recalled speaking to the Princess of Wales’ two sons at their home of Kensington Palace in the immediate aftermath of the 1997 car crash in Paris that killed their mother, aged 36 and her boyfriend Dodi Al-Fayed, the 42-year-old son of the former proprietor of Fulham FC and the iconic Knightsbridge department store, Harrods, Mohamed Al-Fayed. He told US Weekly: “I have to say, I was quite emotional about it myself,” before adding that the two teenagers were upset about the “paparazzi” and how they chased the car.

Two years before Princess Diana’s death, she predicted exactly how she would die.

Daily Beast reported on Wednesday.The new investigation revealed that Princess Diana told her lawyer, Victor Mischon, in 1995 that efforts to “get rid” of her would be attempted in the following year — citing a car accident as one of the possible means.While Diana claimed “reliable sources” granted her the information, she was tight-lipped about their true identity, as documented in a letter penned by Mischon. Dubbed the “Mischon Note,” the conversation provided eerie insight into what could have led to that fateful night, Aug.

With the sheer onslaught of material based around Princess Diana’s life — “The Crown,” “Spencer,” “Diana: The Musical” — the thought of another film taking her famous life is, honestly, a bit draining. What more can one say about the world’s most famous Princess? Her relationships with Prince Charles, her children, Dodi Al Fayed, and the media have been covered so exhaustively that it comes as something of a surprise that Ed Perkins’ HBO documentary “The Princess” manages to be surprising and novel, if not exactly revelatory.

As his mother’s coffin lay on a gun carriage, draped in the Royal Standard and white lilies, a teenage Prince William bowed his head in deep mourning. But while he could easily have broken down during the funeral for the late Princess Diana, the 15-year-old held back the tears, giving younger brother Harry extra strength to cope with such a heartbreaking ordeal.

As his mother’s coffin lay on a gun carriage, draped in the Royal Standard and white lilies, a teenage Prince William bowed his head in deep mourning. But while he could easily have broken down during the funeral for the late Princess Diana of Wales, the 15-year-old held back the tears, giving younger brother Harry extra strength to cope with such a heartbreaking ordeal.

Prince Harry has been accused of showing a lack of dignity and profiting off the back of his mum’s “pain and suffering”.The withering attack on the Duke of Sussex from a royal commentator comes as Harry fails to disown Netflix, despite the network taking fire for what’s widely been reported will be an unsympathetic take on Princess Diana’s life in the next series of The Crown.Jemima Khan, one of Diana’s closest pals, has quit her role on the show over the direction of the storyline, and has asked for her contributions to be erased.She had been with the series since last September, working on scripts relating to Diana’s romances with Hasnat Khan (a cousin of Jemima’s former husband and current Pakistan PM Imran Khan) and Dodi Al-Fayed, as

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince Charles has provoked the fury of some royal fans after sharing a message about ornamental horses on the 24th anniversary of his ex-wife's death.August 31 marked the anniversary of Princess Diana and her then fiancé Dodi Al-Fayed's death in a car crash as they tried to escape the attention of paparazzi in Paris in 1997.The official Twitter account of Clarence House posted two tweets on the day, neither of which mentioned Diana.One thanked people for coming to visit Clarence House over the past month, while another asked royal fans how many horses they could spot along Clarence House’s Horse Corridor on Google Arts.Some people thought the posts, especially the latter, were a tad

Prince Harry has aligned his relationship with Meghan Markle to his mother Princess Diana's relationship with Dodi Al Fayid and the controversy and interest that surrounded it at the time. During Oprah’s The Me You Can’t See documentary, the Prince made a rare comment about Diana’s relationship with the Egyptian millionaire.

Princess Diana appeared happier than ever following her divorce from Prince Charles.