RECENT coverage has reported that British royal coroner hinted the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, which has been long awaited, is expected to start in the summer. The inquest has been held by a two-year French investigation and by subsequent legal objections by Mohamed Fayed, whose son, Diana’s lover Dodi, also died in the car crash in Paris in 1997.Michael Burgess, the Surrey coroner, will now have to make a number of decisions on how to conduct the inquiry.A request is thought to have been already made, via the Foreign Office, for copies of the 6,000-page French report from the investigation of Judge Herve Stephan.When the inquest opens, the result of a post mortem examination believed to have been carried out on the Princess by a Home Office pathologist will be made public.It will include results of toxicology tests and will answer rumors that the Princess was pregnant.

　　Princess Diana Francis Spencer was born July 1, 1961 at Park House near Sandringham, Norfolk. She was the youngest of four children to Viscount and Vicountess Althorp. She had two sisters Sarah and Jane, and a younger brother Charles. Princess Diana lived with her father and in 1975 the family moved to the Spencer family house in Northamptonshire in English Midlands. Princess Diana went to a preparatory school, Riddlesworth Hall at Diss, Northolk. In 1974 she was a boarder at West Heath near Seven Oaks, Kent. At school she became an accomplished pianist and was given the award for giving the most help to the school and her schoolfellows. The presentation of this award shows Princess Diana’s giving spirit so early on in life. In 1977 Princess Diana went to finishing school at the Institute Alpin Videmanette in Rougemont, Switzerland. In 1978 she moved into a flat at Coleherns Court, London. She worked as a kindergarten teacher at Young English School in Pimlico.

　　It was officially announced February 24, 1981 that Lady Diana would marry The Prince of Wales. Their families had known each other for years and The Prince and Lady Diana had met again when he was invited to a weekend at Althorp. They were married in St. Pauls Cathedral July 29, 1981. The ceremony drew a worldwide audience of over 1 billion people. Hundreds of thousands of people lined the route from Buckingham Palace to the Cathedral. The marriage was solemnized by the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Runcie together with the Dean of St. Pauls. Princess Diana was the first Englishwoman to marry an heir to the throne for 300 years. The Prince and Princess of Wales lived primarily at Highgrove house near Tetbury, Gloucestershire. They also shared an apartment at Kensington Palace. They had two children, William Arthur Louis who was born June 21, 1982 and Henry Charles Albert David who was born September 15, 1984. Princess Diana had 17 godchildren. On December 1992 it was officially announced the Prince and Princess would separate. The Prince and Princess were divorced August 28, 1996.

　　Princess Diana’s first official tour with the Prince was a three-day visit to Wales in 1981. In 1983 the Prince and Princess went to Australia and New Zealand. In 1985 they went to Italy with their two children. Other official visits took them to India, Brazil, Canada, Nigeria, Cameroon, Spain and France. Their last visit together was to South Korea in 1992. During her marriage Princess Diana was the president or patron of over 100 charities. In December 1993 the Princess announced she would be reducing the extent of her public role. She remained as patron of Centerpoint (homeless charity), English National Ballet, Leprosy Mission and National Aids Trust, and president of the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street and the Royal Marsden Hospital. Princess Diana’s last official engagement was July 21 when she visited Northwick Park Hospital, London (children accident and emergency unit). In the year before her death Diana was an active campaigner for a ban on the manufacture and use of land mines. Princess Diana visited Angola in 1997 as part of her campaign.

　　Princess Diana met Dodi at a polo match in July 1986. It was at this time that her marriage was falling apart but she still maintained a public appearance. As it occurred, Princess Diana and Dodi would cross paths at various social events. Diana had taken her sons to the premiere of the film Hook and had been introduced once again to Dodi. Dodi was the executive producer of the film. Dodi loved the Hollywood life style. He convinced his father to invest in the production of Chariots of Fire which went on to become a worldwide success. Princess Diana had dinner with Dodi in his Park Lane apartment and were described as sitting on the floor and talking for hours. On the last afternoon she was alive, Princess Diana and Dodi visited the Villa Windsor, the former house of the late Duke and Duchess of York. It had been leased to Mohamed Al Fayed who had restored it. There has since been some speculation that the couple planned to live there, but this is speculation.

　　There has been a concerted effort since Diana’s death to plant disinformation. For example, the car was formerly stolen, the car had faulty brakes, it was a defective car, and so on. This is an old intelligence ploy. Only the sole survivor of the crash, bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones was wearing a seat belt. Why?In 1996 the bodyguard of Princess Diana was dismissed from the Wales entourage for “over familiarity” with Diana. In May 1997 he was killed in a motorcycle accident. Witnesses at the scene of the accident claim they did not recognize Diana despite the fact that she was the most photographed woman in the world. A former British Secret Intelligence Service officer has alleged that the Paris crash that killed Diana and Dodi bore unnerving resemblance to a 1992 MI6 plot to murder Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic. One scenario put forward by British Intelligence to assassinate Milosevic involved causing his personal limousine to crash inside a tunnel. It was suggested one way to cause the limousine to crash might be to disorientate the chauffer using a strobe flash gun. Princess Diana and lover Dodi Fayed were planning to marry, a priest has revealed. In a series of meetings leading up to the week of her death, the Princess poured out her heart to Father Frank Gelli, who has kept silent for three years since the accident that rocked a nation. She revealed her love for Dodi and asked the priest to perform the wedding ceremony, and questioned him on the implications of a mixed-religion marriage. The minister says, “I feel sure that if Diana and Dodi had not been so tragically killed, they would have married.” Diana phoned Father Frank just days before the fatal car crash, to tell him she had “good news.” Father Gelli says, “After all the things she had told me about their relationship, I could only imagine she was about to announce her engagement to Dodi.” Lawyers for the father of Princess Diana’s boyfriend, Dodi Al Fayed, sued the Justice Department, State Department and U.S. intelligence agencies. Mohamed Al Fayed is seeking information he hopes will shed new light on the 1997 Paris car crash that claimed the lives of the princess and his son.(SD-Agencies)

　　RECENT coverage has reported that British royal coroner hinted the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, which has been long awaited, is expected to start in the summer. The inquest has been held by a two-year French investigation and by subsequent legal objections by Mohamed Fayed, whose son, Diana’s lover Dodi, also died in the car crash in Paris in 1997.Michael Burgess, the Surrey coroner, will now have to make a number of decisions on how to conduct the inquiry.A request is thought to have been already made, via the Foreign Office, for copies of the 6,000-page French report from the investigation of Judge Herve Stephan.When the inquest opens, the result of a post mortem examination believed to have been carried out on the Princess by a Home Office pathologist will be made public.It will include results of toxicology tests and will answer rumors that the Princess was pregnant.

　　Princess Diana Francis Spencer was born July 1, 1961 at Park House near Sandringham, Norfolk. She was the youngest of four children to Viscount and Vicountess Althorp. She had two sisters Sarah and Jane, and a younger brother Charles. Princess Diana lived with her father and in 1975 the family moved to the Spencer family house in Northamptonshire in English Midlands. Princess Diana went to a preparatory school, Riddlesworth Hall at Diss, Northolk. In 1974 she was a boarder at West Heath near Seven Oaks, Kent. At school she became an accomplished pianist and was given the award for giving the most help to the school and her schoolfellows. The presentation of this award shows Princess Diana’s giving spirit so early on in life. In 1977 Princess Diana went to finishing school at the Institute Alpin Videmanette in Rougemont, Switzerland. In 1978 she moved into a flat at Coleherns Court, London. She worked as a kindergarten teacher at Young English School in Pimlico.

　　It was officially announced February 24, 1981 that Lady Diana would marry The Prince of Wales. Their families had known each other for years and The Prince and Lady Diana had met again when he was invited to a weekend at Althorp. They were married in St. Pauls Cathedral July 29, 1981. The ceremony drew a worldwide audience of over 1 billion people. Hundreds of thousands of people lined the route from Buckingham Palace to the Cathedral. The marriage was solemnized by the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Runcie together with the Dean of St. Pauls. Princess Diana was the first Englishwoman to marry an heir to the throne for 300 years. The Prince and Princess of Wales lived primarily at Highgrove house near Tetbury, Gloucestershire. They also shared an apartment at Kensington Palace. They had two children, William Arthur Louis who was born June 21, 1982 and Henry Charles Albert David who was born September 15, 1984. Princess Diana had 17 godchildren. On December 1992 it was officially announced the Prince and Princess would separate. The Prince and Princess were divorced August 28, 1996.

　　Princess Diana’s first official tour with the Prince was a three-day visit to Wales in 1981. In 1983 the Prince and Princess went to Australia and New Zealand. In 1985 they went to Italy with their two children. Other official visits took them to India, Brazil, Canada, Nigeria, Cameroon, Spain and France. Their last visit together was to South Korea in 1992. During her marriage Princess Diana was the president or patron of over 100 charities. In December 1993 the Princess announced she would be reducing the extent of her public role. She remained as patron of Centerpoint (homeless charity), English National Ballet, Leprosy Mission and National Aids Trust, and president of the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street and the Royal Marsden Hospital. Princess Diana’s last official engagement was July 21 when she visited Northwick Park Hospital, London (children accident and emergency unit). In the year before her death Diana was an active campaigner for a ban on the manufacture and use of land mines. Princess Diana visited Angola in 1997 as part of her campaign.

　　Princess Diana met Dodi at a polo match in July 1986. It was at this time that her marriage was falling apart but she still maintained a public appearance. As it occurred, Princess Diana and Dodi would cross paths at various social events. Diana had taken her sons to the premiere of the film Hook and had been introduced once again to Dodi. Dodi was the executive producer of the film. Dodi loved the Hollywood life style. He convinced his father to invest in the production of Chariots of Fire which went on to become a worldwide success. Princess Diana had dinner with Dodi in his Park Lane apartment and were described as sitting on the floor and talking for hours. On the last afternoon she was alive, Princess Diana and Dodi visited the Villa Windsor, the former house of the late Duke and Duchess of York. It had been leased to Mohamed Al Fayed who had restored it. There has since been some speculation that the couple planned to live there, but this is speculation.

　　There has been a concerted effort since Diana’s death to plant disinformation. For example, the car was formerly stolen, the car had faulty brakes, it was a defective car, and so on. This is an old intelligence ploy. Only the sole survivor of the crash, bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones was wearing a seat belt. Why?In 1996 the bodyguard of Princess Diana was dismissed from the Wales entourage for “over familiarity” with Diana. In May 1997 he was killed in a motorcycle accident. Witnesses at the scene of the accident claim they did not recognize Diana despite the fact that she was the most photographed woman in the world. A former British Secret Intelligence Service officer has alleged that the Paris crash that killed Diana and Dodi bore unnerving resemblance to a 1992 MI6 plot to murder Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic. One scenario put forward by British Intelligence to assassinate Milosevic involved causing his personal limousine to crash inside a tunnel. It was suggested one way to cause the limousine to crash might be to disorientate the chauffer using a strobe flash gun. Princess Diana and lover Dodi Fayed were planning to marry, a priest has revealed. In a series of meetings leading up to the week of her death, the Princess poured out her heart to Father Frank Gelli, who has kept silent for three years since the accident that rocked a nation. She revealed her love for Dodi and asked the priest to perform the wedding ceremony, and questioned him on the implications of a mixed-religion marriage. The minister says, “I feel sure that if Diana and Dodi had not been so tragically killed, they would have married.” Diana phoned Father Frank just days before the fatal car crash, to tell him she had “good news.” Father Gelli says, “After all the things she had told me about their relationship, I could only imagine she was about to announce her engagement to Dodi.” Lawyers for the father of Princess Diana’s boyfriend, Dodi Al Fayed, sued the Justice Department, State Department and U.S. intelligence agencies. Mohamed Al Fayed is seeking information he hopes will shed new light on the 1997 Paris car crash that claimed the lives of the princess and his son.(SD-Agencies)

　　RECENT coverage has reported that British royal coroner hinted the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, which has been long awaited, is expected to start in the summer. The inquest has been held by a two-year French investigation and by subsequent legal objections by Mohamed Fayed, whose son, Diana’s lover Dodi, also died in the car crash in Paris in 1997.Michael Burgess, the Surrey coroner, will now have to make a number of decisions on how to conduct the inquiry.A request is thought to have been already made, via the Foreign Office, for copies of the 6,000-page French report from the investigation of Judge Herve Stephan.When the inquest opens, the result of a post mortem examination believed to have been carried out on the Princess by a Home Office pathologist will be made public.It will include results of toxicology tests and will answer rumors that the Princess was pregnant.

　　Princess Diana Francis Spencer was born July 1, 1961 at Park House near Sandringham, Norfolk. She was the youngest of four children to Viscount and Vicountess Althorp. She had two sisters Sarah and Jane, and a younger brother Charles. Princess Diana lived with her father and in 1975 the family moved to the Spencer family house in Northamptonshire in English Midlands. Princess Diana went to a preparatory school, Riddlesworth Hall at Diss, Northolk. In 1974 she was a boarder at West Heath near Seven Oaks, Kent. At school she became an accomplished pianist and was given the award for giving the most help to the school and her schoolfellows. The presentation of this award shows Princess Diana’s giving spirit so early on in life. In 1977 Princess Diana went to finishing school at the Institute Alpin Videmanette in Rougemont, Switzerland. In 1978 she moved into a flat at Coleherns Court, London. She worked as a kindergarten teacher at Young English School in Pimlico.

　　It was officially announced February 24, 1981 that Lady Diana would marry The Prince of Wales. Their families had known each other for years and The Prince and Lady Diana had met again when he was invited to a weekend at Althorp. They were married in St. Pauls Cathedral July 29, 1981. The ceremony drew a worldwide audience of over 1 billion people. Hundreds of thousands of people lined the route from Buckingham Palace to the Cathedral. The marriage was solemnized by the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Runcie together with the Dean of St. Pauls. Princess Diana was the first Englishwoman to marry an heir to the throne for 300 years. The Prince and Princess of Wales lived primarily at Highgrove house near Tetbury, Gloucestershire. They also shared an apartment at Kensington Palace. They had two children, William Arthur Louis who was born June 21, 1982 and Henry Charles Albert David who was born September 15, 1984. Princess Diana had 17 godchildren. On December 1992 it was officially announced the Prince and Princess would separate. The Prince and Princess were divorced August 28, 1996.

　　Princess Diana’s first official tour with the Prince was a three-day visit to Wales in 1981. In 1983 the Prince and Princess went to Australia and New Zealand. In 1985 they went to Italy with their two children. Other official visits took them to India, Brazil, Canada, Nigeria, Cameroon, Spain and France. Their last visit together was to South Korea in 1992. During her marriage Princess Diana was the president or patron of over 100 charities. In December 1993 the Princess announced she would be reducing the extent of her public role. She remained as patron of Centerpoint (homeless charity), English National Ballet, Leprosy Mission and National Aids Trust, and president of the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street and the Royal Marsden Hospital. Princess Diana’s last official engagement was July 21 when she visited Northwick Park Hospital, London (children accident and emergency unit). In the year before her death Diana was an active campaigner for a ban on the manufacture and use of land mines. Princess Diana visited Angola in 1997 as part of her campaign.

　　Princess Diana met Dodi at a polo match in July 1986. It was at this time that her marriage was falling apart but she still maintained a public appearance. As it occurred, Princess Diana and Dodi would cross paths at various social events. Diana had taken her sons to the premiere of the film Hook and had been introduced once again to Dodi. Dodi was the executive producer of the film. Dodi loved the Hollywood life style. He convinced his father to invest in the production of Chariots of Fire which went on to become a worldwide success. Princess Diana had dinner with Dodi in his Park Lane apartment and were described as sitting on the floor and talking for hours. On the last afternoon she was alive, Princess Diana and Dodi visited the Villa Windsor, the former house of the late Duke and Duchess of York. It had been leased to Mohamed Al Fayed who had restored it. There has since been some speculation that the couple planned to live there, but this is speculation.

　　There has been a concerted effort since Diana’s death to plant disinformation. For example, the car was formerly stolen, the car had faulty brakes, it was a defective car, and so on. This is an old intelligence ploy. Only the sole survivor of the crash, bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones was wearing a seat belt. Why?In 1996 the bodyguard of Princess Diana was dismissed from the Wales entourage for “over familiarity” with Diana. In May 1997 he was killed in a motorcycle accident. Witnesses at the scene of the accident claim they did not recognize Diana despite the fact that she was the most photographed woman in the world. A former British Secret Intelligence Service officer has alleged that the Paris crash that killed Diana and Dodi bore unnerving resemblance to a 1992 MI6 plot to murder Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic. One scenario put forward by British Intelligence to assassinate Milosevic involved causing his personal limousine to crash inside a tunnel. It was suggested one way to cause the limousine to crash might be to disorientate the chauffer using a strobe flash gun. Princess Diana and lover Dodi Fayed were planning to marry, a priest has revealed. In a series of meetings leading up to the week of her death, the Princess poured out her heart to Father Frank Gelli, who has kept silent for three years since the accident that rocked a nation. She revealed her love for Dodi and asked the priest to perform the wedding ceremony, and questioned him on the implications of a mixed-religion marriage. The minister says, “I feel sure that if Diana and Dodi had not been so tragically killed, they would have married.” Diana phoned Father Frank just days before the fatal car crash, to tell him she had “good news.” Father Gelli says, “After all the things she had told me about their relationship, I could only imagine she was about to announce her engagement to Dodi.” Lawyers for the father of Princess Diana’s boyfriend, Dodi Al Fayed, sued the Justice Department, State Department and U.S. intelligence agencies. Mohamed Al Fayed is seeking information he hopes will shed new light on the 1997 Paris car crash that claimed the lives of the princess and his son.(SD-Agencies)

　　RECENT coverage has reported that British royal coroner hinted the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, which has been long awaited, is expected to start in the summer. The inquest has been held by a two-year French investigation and by subsequent legal objections by Mohamed Fayed, whose son, Diana’s lover Dodi, also died in the car crash in Paris in 1997.Michael Burgess, the Surrey coroner, will now have to make a number of decisions on how to conduct the inquiry.A request is thought to have been already made, via the Foreign Office, for copies of the 6,000-page French report from the investigation of Judge Herve Stephan.When the inquest opens, the result of a post mortem examination believed to have been carried out on the Princess by a Home Office pathologist will be made public.It will include results of toxicology tests and will answer rumors that the Princess was pregnant.

　　Princess Diana Francis Spencer was born July 1, 1961 at Park House near Sandringham, Norfolk. She was the youngest of four children to Viscount and Vicountess Althorp. She had two sisters Sarah and Jane, and a younger brother Charles. Princess Diana lived with her father and in 1975 the family moved to the Spencer family house in Northamptonshire in English Midlands. Princess Diana went to a preparatory school, Riddlesworth Hall at Diss, Northolk. In 1974 she was a boarder at West Heath near Seven Oaks, Kent. At school she became an accomplished pianist and was given the award for giving the most help to the school and her schoolfellows. The presentation of this award shows Princess Diana’s giving spirit so early on in life. In 1977 Princess Diana went to finishing school at the Institute Alpin Videmanette in Rougemont, Switzerland. In 1978 she moved into a flat at Coleherns Court, London. She worked as a kindergarten teacher at Young English School in Pimlico.

　　It was officially announced February 24, 1981 that Lady Diana would marry The Prince of Wales. Their families had known each other for years and The Prince and Lady Diana had met again when he was invited to a weekend at Althorp. They were married in St. Pauls Cathedral July 29, 1981. The ceremony drew a worldwide audience of over 1 billion people. Hundreds of thousands of people lined the route from Buckingham Palace to the Cathedral. The marriage was solemnized by the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Runcie together with the Dean of St. Pauls. Princess Diana was the first Englishwoman to marry an heir to the throne for 300 years. The Prince and Princess of Wales lived primarily at Highgrove house near Tetbury, Gloucestershire. They also shared an apartment at Kensington Palace. They had two children, William Arthur Louis who was born June 21, 1982 and Henry Charles Albert David who was born September 15, 1984. Princess Diana had 17 godchildren. On December 1992 it was officially announced the Prince and Princess would separate. The Prince and Princess were divorced August 28, 1996.

　　Princess Diana’s first official tour with the Prince was a three-day visit to Wales in 1981. In 1983 the Prince and Princess went to Australia and New Zealand. In 1985 they went to Italy with their two children. Other official visits took them to India, Brazil, Canada, Nigeria, Cameroon, Spain and France. Their last visit together was to South Korea in 1992. During her marriage Princess Diana was the president or patron of over 100 charities. In December 1993 the Princess announced she would be reducing the extent of her public role. She remained as patron of Centerpoint (homeless charity), English National Ballet, Leprosy Mission and National Aids Trust, and president of the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street and the Royal Marsden Hospital. Princess Diana’s last official engagement was July 21 when she visited Northwick Park Hospital, London (children accident and emergency unit). In the year before her death Diana was an active campaigner for a ban on the manufacture and use of land mines. Princess Diana visited Angola in 1997 as part of her campaign.

　　Princess Diana met Dodi at a polo match in July 1986. It was at this time that her marriage was falling apart but she still maintained a public appearance. As it occurred, Princess Diana and Dodi would cross paths at various social events. Diana had taken her sons to the premiere of the film Hook and had been introduced once again to Dodi. Dodi was the executive producer of the film. Dodi loved the Hollywood life style. He convinced his father to invest in the production of Chariots of Fire which went on to become a worldwide success. Princess Diana had dinner with Dodi in his Park Lane apartment and were described as sitting on the floor and talking for hours. On the last afternoon she was alive, Princess Diana and Dodi visited the Villa Windsor, the former house of the late Duke and Duchess of York. It had been leased to Mohamed Al Fayed who had restored it. There has since been some speculation that the couple planned to live there, but this is speculation.

　　There has been a concerted effort since Diana’s death to plant disinformation. For example, the car was formerly stolen, the car had faulty brakes, it was a defective car, and so on. This is an old intelligence ploy. Only the sole survivor of the crash, bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones was wearing a seat belt. Why?In 1996 the bodyguard of Princess Diana was dismissed from the Wales entourage for “over familiarity” with Diana. In May 1997 he was killed in a motorcycle accident. Witnesses at the scene of the accident claim they did not recognize Diana despite the fact that she was the most photographed woman in the world. A former British Secret Intelligence Service officer has alleged that the Paris crash that killed Diana and Dodi bore unnerving resemblance to a 1992 MI6 plot to murder Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic. One scenario put forward by British Intelligence to assassinate Milosevic involved causing his personal limousine to crash inside a tunnel. It was suggested one way to cause the limousine to crash might be to disorientate the chauffer using a strobe flash gun. Princess Diana and lover Dodi Fayed were planning to marry, a priest has revealed. In a series of meetings leading up to the week of her death, the Princess poured out her heart to Father Frank Gelli, who has kept silent for three years since the accident that rocked a nation. She revealed her love for Dodi and asked the priest to perform the wedding ceremony, and questioned him on the implications of a mixed-religion marriage. The minister says, “I feel sure that if Diana and Dodi had not been so tragically killed, they would have married.” Diana phoned Father Frank just days before the fatal car crash, to tell him she had “good news.” Father Gelli says, “After all the things she had told me about their relationship, I could only imagine she was about to announce her engagement to Dodi.” Lawyers for the father of Princess Diana’s boyfriend, Dodi Al Fayed, sued the Justice Department, State Department and U.S. intelligence agencies. Mohamed Al Fayed is seeking information he hopes will shed new light on the 1997 Paris car crash that claimed the lives of the princess and his son.(SD-Agencies)