Diana: Her True Story - In Her Own Words: The Sunday Times Number-One Bestseller

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We see her going on holiday with the boys to St Tropez and then on to Paris. Much of it was actually a lovely time. Love Island's Sammy Root speaks out on Jess Harding split and reveals why he's not looking to get into another relationship Matthew Perry's family asks his fans to donate to late star's foundation on Giving Tuesday to help others suffering from addiction Like millions around the world, I vividly remember that fateful day. I was staying with friends for the Edinburgh Festival and was woken by my host with the news.

Ceasefire in Gaza could be 'extended until Sunday morning' but only if Hamas return all women and children before then, sources say Even if no one could pinpoint Diana as the primary informant, many understood why she let the book happen. “It was her only way of countering the routine cruelty with which Charles had come to treat her,” Anthony Holden wrote in a 1993 issue of Vanity Fair. “Not merely did he continue to throw Camilla in her face. Irritated by Diana’s ever-growing popularity, at the expense of his own, Charles had long demeaned his wife in other ways—by insisting, for instance, that she submit all her speeches to him before delivery. He would refuse her permission to venture into areas he regarded as his own, such as education and the environment. He told their staff that its first loyalty was to him, not her.” Dominic – whose gardener wife Catherine FitzGerald is friends with Charles in real life – says he found himself fighting the King’s corner. SARAH VINE: Where DO Harry and Meghan stand in relation to this puppet of theirs? If they don't denounce the poison in Omid Scobie's book, we can only assume they endorse it Bradley Cooper reacts to Brooke Shields calling him her 'guardian angel' after he helped her survive terrifying seizure

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For sensitivity reasons the exact moment of Diana’s death is not re-created, but there are controversial scenes in which Charles tenderly converses with an imaginary Diana in the cabin of the royal plane as he accompanies her body from Paris to London , and later when she also appears to the Queen. The two stayed friends through the end of Diana's life. "I remember the last conversation I had with her, not long before her death. She was laughing almost uncontrollably down the other end of the phone. Someone had gifted her a poem engraved on a silver tablet, and she was howling with mirth at their unusual taste," he shared. "What remains with me is her almost infectious laugh, coupled with her serious desire to help others. She set a high bar for her sons, who have both inherited her natural way with others. Both have her sensitivity and caring. But they are also gutsy and tough and share their mother’s passion for using their roles to do good in the world." Of course. I’m very proud of Diana: Her True Story – In Her Own Words. It told her story in a way that was compelling, convincing, and compassionate. The book is 30 years old, and it has been described as a modern classic. It revealed what many people inside the royal world knew and were keeping quiet about because of the subterfuge and secrecy. On the subject of books, will you be reading Prince Harry’s memoir Spare ?

Talk about the world's best job! A DOUGHNUT SCIENTIST reveals how she is creating a healthier future for bakery...Moment father, 50, protects his son as they are ambushed by gang armed with machetes and zombie knives at a KFC drive-thru before being fatally stabbed Colthurst attended the prestigious Eton College, before going to med school at St Thomas's Hospital Medical School. He graduated in 1982 with a Bachelor of Surgery. In 1985, he was appointed Fellow to the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He worked at St Thomas's Hospital after school. In 1992, he got a MBA from Brunel University. Taylor Swift thanks fans for 'unforgettable' concerts as she wraps the 2023 Eras Tour dates: 'I'm so grateful' Diana said she when she "threw" herself "down the stairs" during her pregnancy with William: “Charles said I was crying wolf and I said I felt so desperate and I was crying my eyes out and he said: ‘I’m not going to listen. You’re always doing this to me. I’m going riding now.’ So I threw myself down the stairs."

In his Daily Mail story, Morton outlined the public response to the book, as well as a hint of Diana's private gratitude. "She never regretted the taping sessions," he said. "As her friend film-maker Lord Puttnam recalled: ‘She owned what she had done. She knew what she was doing and took a calculated risk, even though she was scared s***less. But I never heard one word of regret, I promise you.’"They used me as a consultant for that period almost two years ago. I would have a conference call with eight script writers, and they would ask quite detailed questions like, “What was the color of your daughter’s wallpaper?” Because for a time I used her bedroom as an office. But they’ve kept their cards very close and didn’t involve me in the script writing process. They just wanted the factual detail. And how true to life do you expect the season will be? You have completely abandoned us': Families of Israelis murdered and taken hostage by Hamas claim UK government has treated them 'disgracefully' and say they have not done enough to ensure release of hostages Colthurst explained to NBC, “He had done some books on her, and she felt they were sympathetic, although they were quite lightweight in the subject matter.” Great British Bake Off fans slam result after 'most marketable' contestant Matty wins as they claim Josh was robbed of being named champion

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We meet at a hotel, which is a shame, because I would like to have seen his house in Highgate, north London, which is worth pounds 1m, and very smart by all accounts. He won't have it, though. The trouble with inviting journalists in, he says, is that they "later go off and spend three paragraphs sneering at your furniture". Olivia would say, “Modern democracy” to get into her role and then I’d say, “Jolly old Britain” and we’d start the scene.’ Inside Annabel Giles' turbulent love life: Friends and exes reveal how the model ditched her fiancé on eve of wedding to run away with Midge Ure But, in the end, we thought we should use them, because people had this great need for openness and honesty. Lord Spencer's funeral oration got applause, because he spoke from the hip, and everyone wanted that. We couldn't not do it." Nicola Roberts cuts an elegant figure in plunging forest green midi dress as she attends the Wonka premiere