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We know that Diana was a rebel, someone with an axe to grind against the oligarchs of the New World Order (NWO) establishment.  This, coupled with her ability to take any issue and put it under public scrutiny - such as the landmines situation - we feel was primarily, but not the only motive behind her murder.  For example, just consider what a voice of dissent she would have been against the current Big Brother UK police state and the long planned current conquest of the Middle East!.

We hope that with this archive we have put together something special and of use for the visitor.  Moreover, we hope that in learning about the death of a lady, you will learn more about the NWO establishment and the dark 'Beast' system that needed her 'out of the picture'.

"She (Queen Elizabeth II) said that there are forces out there of which we have no knowledge. I think she meant there were people working in the country that -- listening to telephone conversations and watching people all the time. I'm sure they are. I'm sure they're watching this right now, just to make sure that I'm not saying anything I shouldn't be saying, because the world's a very dangerous place, isn't it? You don't think?" Paul Burrell (former butler of the Late Princess Diana) in a CNN interview with Larry King, 05th December 2002.

This archive is up-dated from time to time, so further narrative and material shall be added as time progresses.

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• CAR PARTS DESTROYED: Car parts that could hold clues to Diana's death lost for ever - CLUES that could hold the key to Princess Diana's car death have been destroyed. They include the right front wing and right front door of the car she was in when it crashed in Paris - said to have been hit seconds before by a mystery Fiat Uno. The door was reduced to twisted scrap in a fire in a secure attic storeroom in the Palais de Justice in Paris in 1999. Its loss with other evidence from the French investigation was kept quiet by French authorities. The car wing was destroyed - possibly crushed - on the orders of a judge in June 2003 after criminal proceedings against nine photographers were ended by France's highest court. The decision was again not made public.

• BURRELL: MI5 LINKED TO DIANA DEATH - PAUL Burrell yesterday told police of an MI5 link to the chilling letter in which Princess Diana predicted she would be killed in a car crash. The ex-royal butler was quizzed for three hours by detectives probing Diana's death in 1997. Mr Burrell, 46, said: "It was a delicate and sensitive meeting and I helped the officers as much as I could." He talked about a secret friendship which the princess had struck up with a former MI5 intelligence officer.    (Alternative Backup Link Here)

• UK Ex-spy speaks to Diana inquiry - The renegade former MI6 agent Richard Tomlinson has given evidence to the judge investigating the crash which killed Diana, Princess of Wales almost one year ago. Mr Tomlinson, who has levelled a series of criticisms against the UK security services, is believed to have written to Judge Herve Stephan asking for an interview.

• DIANA CRASH 'CAUSED BY LASER BEAM' - The crash that killed DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES and her lover DODI FAYED was caused by a laser beam being flashed into the eyes of their driver, it has been claimed. New witnesses have told British detectives, leading a fresh enquiry into the fatal August 1997 accident, they saw a motorcyclist point a laser into the eyes of chauffeur HENRI PAUL, causing the Mercedes to crash inside the Pont De L'Alma tunnel in Paris, France.

• 50/50 chance of assassination: WORLD EXCLUSIVE…FBI special agent casts doubts on integrity of Operation Paget - The beautiful Diana, Princess of Wales, had become a Royal embarrassment to a neglecting husband, and his father the Duke of Edinburgh – one of the country’s highest ranking Freemasons. Yesterday, Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner, now heading a 15-strong team who are investigating her death, said that he was still not in the position of ruling out an assassination.

• A CLEAR ATTEMPT AT A 'STRAWMAN', TO CREATE DIS-CREDIBILITY: Austrian arrest over Diana murder claims - The Austrian authorities say they have arrested a man in Vienna on suspicion of extortion. They say he had asked for fifteen million dollars from the businessman Muhammed al-Fayed for documents he said related to the death of Mr al-Fayed's son Dodi and Diana, Princess of Wales, in a high speed car crash in Paris last August. A statement from Mr al-Fayed's company Harrods said the case followed an inquiry by one of his staff into allegations that the British intelligence service and the American CIA were involved in a plot to kill Diana and Dodi.

• 'Gangsters and Nazis murdered my son' - Harrods boss Mohamed al Fayed called for the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles to give evidence to an inquest into the deaths of his son Dodi and Princess Diana after winning a High Court battle for the case to go before a jury. Three senior judges ordered coroner Baroness Butler-Sloss to empanel a jury after ruling that she acted unlawfully when she decided to conduct the inquest on her own. The judges also sought to distance the inquest from the royal family to ensure there would be no appearance of bias by directing that Lady Butler-Sloss should not preside over the inquest in her role as deputy coroner of the Queen's Household.   (COMMENTARY: Okay, this is how this works; Mohamed Al Fayed is basically the main man in the eyes of the public who is going around saying 'They killed my son and Diana and made it look like a car accident'.  To a certain extent he is correct, however he is actually confusing the public and misleading any investigation by making allegations that Princes Phillip and Charles were literally THEMSELVES involved at a key level in the assassination.  We have been researching the Diana murder for many years now and have not found this to be the case.  The argument that either Princes were behind the 'hit' is a clear 'Strawman' argument, meant to discredit the case... very much like the accusation that 'President Bush was behind the 9/11 attacks'.  To be analogous, Princes Philip and Charles (like President Bush) are simply a brand front, the packaging on the can of Cola... we need to be looking at the men back at the factory before we can even begin to uncover and expose the truth.  We appreciate the fact that Al Fayed is kicking up a public firestorm over this issue, but we need to ask, who's side is he on?)

• Fayed 'right' over Diana concerns - THE inquiry into the death of Princess Diana is 'far more complex than any of us thought', Britain's former top policeman said yesterday. Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Stevens also said that Mohammed al Fayed - who claims the Princess of Wales and his son were killed by British spies - had been "right" to raise concerns about the 1997 Paris car crash. But Lord Stevens did not specify which areas the Harrods boss had been correct to highlight.

• Diana 'should never have been in fatal car' - Diana, Princess of Wales, should never have been in the car which crashed killing her and her companion Dodi Fayed, according to official documents released today. She got into the Mercedes driven by chauffeur Henri Paul - who, tests later revealed, had been three times the legal alcohol limit - only after the car in which she was intending to leave the Ritz Hotel failed to start.

• DIANA IN FEAR OVER '95 CRASH - A FRIEND of Princess Diana has told how she had a car crash two years before she died which she blamed on sabotage. Simone Simmons, 48, is ready to testify to the Scotland Yard inquiry into Diana's fatal accident in Paris in 1997. Two years earlier, the princess's green convertible had hit another car as she drove away from a healing centre in Marylebone, central London. Ms Simmons said: "Diana rang to tell me. She was panic-stricken. She told me that the brakes had suddenly failed. "Fortunately she wasn't hurt. It seemed to reinforce her belief that someone was trying to kill her.

• Diana Video Made Public - Diana, Princess of Wales has been seen as never before claiming one of her alleged lovers was "bumped off".  On the tape, the Princess said her former royal protection officer Barry Mannakee was murdered after her alleged affair with him was discovered.

• ANOTHER BBC HIT PIECE:  Deaths fertile ground for suspicious conspiracists

• THE DRIVER'S LOST THREE HOURS: The Diana Report Paul missing from 7-10pm on night of crash, £75,000 was paid into his bank.. and he was MI5 agent, Crash Merc limousine was NOT sabotaged - SCOTLAND Yard detectives investigating the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, are baffled over the disappearance of driver Henri Paul for three hours on the night of the Paris car crash. They have "no idea" about the movements of the chauffeur in the crucial hours leading up to the smash which killed the Princess despite an extensive two-and-a-half-year inquiry.

• Spies paid Paul £2000 before Diana crash - CHAUFFEUR Henri Paul was receiving cash handouts from spymasters on the night he died, it was claimed last night. Until now, Paul’s whereabouts in the hours leading up to the Paris car crash that killed Princess Diana and her lover Dodi Fayed have not been known. Now it is thought he spent between 7pm and 10pm meeting a handler from France’s equivalent of MI5, the DST (Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire). French sources claim that Paul was paid £2,000 for information – and that he was over the drink-drive limit because he had been celebrating his windfall.

• Diana driver was secret informer - THE chauffeur of the car in which Diana, Princess of Wales died was working for the French secret service, the British team reinvestigating her death has been told. The inquiry — headed by Lord Stevens, the former Metropolitan police commissioner — into the Paris car crash that killed Diana is now trying to obtain the chauffeur’s files from French intelligence but is being delayed by the reluctance of the authorities to hand them over.

• DIANA DEATH TESTS WERE BOGUS: Shock claim at secret inquiry - THE inquiry into the death of Princess Diana has been told blood tests from her driver were either faked or came from another dead man. The top-secret Stevens inquiry into her death has been told carbon monoxide (CO) levels apparently found in Henri Paul's blood must have come from a suicide victim killed by inhaling exhaust fumes. We can reveal scientists' claims that only a man killed by CO poisoning would have the 20.7 per cent levels found in Paul's blood.

• DIANA INQUIRY ROCKED BY BLOOD SAMPLE MIX-UP - The inquiry into the car crash which killed DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES and her lover DODI FAYED in 1997 has revealed that blood samples from the body of driver HENRI PAUL could have been wrongly examined. Former Metropolitan police commissioner LORD STEVENS, who was Britain's top cop and is leading the inquiry into the Paris tragedy, is re-analysing the test results after fears of tampering.

• DIANA DRIVER 'NOT DRUNK', BELIEVE DETECTIVES - The driver of the car in which DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES died may not have been drunk, according to British detectives investigating the 1997 smash. HENRI PAUL, who was at the wheel of the Mercedes Benz when it crashed inside a Paris, France tunnel, killing him, Diana and her lover DODI FAYED, was originally said to have been heavily intoxicated at the time. However, an interim report claims it would "not be safe" to conclude he was drunk, and states there is no conclusive evidence to suggest he was an habitual heavy drinker. The report shatters a verdict handed down by judge HERVE STEPAN, who concluded that the princess and Fayed were killed "because the driver of the vehicle was drunk". It comes just weeks after French forensic pathologists reportedly admitted to mistaking Fayed's body with Paul's.

• Death-crash Paul ‘drank Diet Coke’ - A KEY new witness has come forward to confirm that the chauffeur who drove Princess Diana to her death "drank nothing but Diet Coke and the odd beer". The Daily Express can reveal that 41-year-old Henri Paul, pictured, had started going out with a 25-year-old French-Moroccan girlfriend three weeks before the tragedy. She has told police: "He was by no means an alcoholic but a decent man who solely enjoyed a social drink like everyone else." The revelation follows a decision by French legal authorities to reinvestigate the circumstances surrounding Diana’s death after new doubts emerged over blood tests carried out on Paul.

• Doubts cast over blood samples in Diana inquiry - THE police inquiry into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales has uncovered evidence that vital blood samples taken from the body of her driver may have been wrongly analysed. Lord Stevens, the former Metropolitan police commissioner who is leading the investigation into the Paris car crash, is reexamining forensic tests carried out on the blood of Henri Paul, the chauffeur who died along with Diana and Dodi Fayed, her boyfriend, in 1997. The accuracy of the tests is crucial to the conclusion of the Stevens inquiry, which was ordered by the royal coroner two years ago in preparation for the inquest into her death, expected this year.

• French reopen Diana inquiry - THE French authorities have reopened their inquiry into the circumstances behind the car crash that killed Diana, Princess of Wales after fresh doubts emerged over scientific tests that stated her chauffeur was drunk. The French director of public prosecutions has authorised a judge to reexamine two forensics experts whose evidence was central to the finding that the 1997 crash in Paris was a simple road accident caused by a drunk driver. The move will excite Diana conspiracy theorists and could lead to further delays in the UK authorities closing the case.

• Samples of Di’s driver belonged to a suicide victim - Officials investigating the tragic death of Diana, Princess of Wales, have reportedly uncovered the identity of the suicide victim whose blood was mixed up with samples taken from her driver Henri Paul. It is now known that the blood, previously thought to be Paul's and which was used to prove the chauffeur was three times over the legal drink-driving limit, belonged to somebody else. Forensic pathologist Professor Dominique Lecomte faces an investigation over the mix-up after it emerged in September (06) that she confused the identity numbers of the bodies, reports Contactmusic.

• TEN YEARS (OF OPPORTUNITY TO TAMPER WITH THE EVIDENCE) LATER, THE VERDICT COMES IN... BUT DOES ANYONE WITH AT LEAST HALF A BRAIN REALLY BUY THE RESULT?: Princess Diana's driver was drunk: BBC - New DNA evidence proves the driver of Princess Diana's car was drunk on the night of her fatal crash in a Paris underpass in 1997, the BBC reported. The tests confirm that original post-mortem blood samples were from driver Henri Paul and that he had three times the French legal limit of alcohol in his blood, the BBC said, quoting from a documentary. Paul, Diana, 36, and her lover Dodi Fayed, 42, were killed when their Mercedes crashed in the Pont d'Alma tunnel in Paris on August 31, 1997 while the couple were being followed by media photographers. Rumours and conspiracy theories continue to swirl around the death of the former wife of Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, despite a French judge's 1999 ruling that the crash was an accident.

• DIANA BLOOD SAMPLES 'TAMPERED WITH' - The manager of the London mortuary where British royal DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES' post-mortem examination took place believes her blood samples were tampered with. ROBERT THOMPSON claims Diana, who died alongside her love DODI FAYED and driver HENRI PAUL in the 1997 car crash in Paris, France, had an "extremely strong smell of alcohol" about her when he examined her body. However, when the results of blood samples came back from the police laboratory there was no mention of alcohol in the report. Thompson says, "I find this unbelievable and it leads me to the conclusion that the blood sample had either been corrupted, or a false statement made.

• Documents about Diana's death 'being withheld' - Lawyers for Mohamed Fayed, the owner of Harrods, will today claim they are being denied access to crucial documents relating to the inquests into the deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed. They claim that despite asking for all the records referred to in Lord Stevens's Operation Paget report into the tragedy, what they have been given so far is incomplete and with many omissions - including notes relating to Prince Charles's statement to police.

• COVER-UP FEARS GROW WITH DELAYS FOR DIANA INQUEST - The fight for the truth about the death of Princess Diana was hit yesterday by fears of a new Establishment plot to delay the inquests. A highly-placed insider warned that the hearings will not go ahead until next year, 11 years after the death of Diana and her lover Dodi Fayed in a Paris car crash, causing Princes William and Harry further anguish. Legal sources warned that last week’s decision by Baroness Elizabeth Butler-Sloss to quit as coroner will almost certainly prevent the hearing taking place before a jury this year.

• DIANA DEATH: EX-SPY IS GAGGED - A FORMER spy who claimed MI6 might have been involved in Princess Diana's car crash has been banned from giving evidence at the inquest. Richard Tomlinson, Britain's MI6 agent in France between 1991 and 1995, has been gagged by the Attorney General Lord Goldsmith. A permanent injunction stops Mr Tomlinson, who lives in Cannes, from talking about his former role as it would breach the Official Secrets Act. He said: "I think they have been quite crafty." During the earlier inquiry led by Lord Stevens, he had told of seeing a top secret file detailing how to make an assassination look like a crash. The inquiry rejected his claims.

• Fayed accuses ex-Met chief over Diana inquiry - Mohamed Fayed is taking legal action in France against a former chief of the Metropolitan Police who he accuses of withholding evidence in the inquiry into the deaths of his son, Dodi, and Diana, Princess of Wales. The Harrods boss alleges that Lord Condon deliberately withheld evidence from the French investigation into the deaths in Paris in 1997. Former assistant commissioner Sir David Veness has also been accused.

• Diana crash witness: I saw a dozen 'shady figures' in tunnel - A key eyewitness to the car crash that killed Princess Diana has broken his silence to tell how he saw a dozen people at the scene moments before her death. Record producer Jacques Morel, 59, is convinced they expected to see her Mercedes brought to a halt by another car. Detectives working on the inquiry into Diana's death, headed by former Scotland Yard chief Lord Stevens, considered his account so important that he was flown to London and interviewed for three days.  Mr Morel, who was driving home with his wife Moufida in Paris on the night of August 31, 1997, said: "As we entered the Alma tunnel I looked to my left and saw about a dozen shady figures on a tiny pavement by the side of the opposite carriageway. "They were all standing in a long line. The sight was unforgettable. "The pavement is less than 30cm (12in) wide and next to fast traffic. They would have been breathing in petrol fumes and it was very dirty down there. It was certainly not a sensible place to stand around." If accurate, Mr Morel's recollections are significant because they suggest that the route Diana and Dodi Al Fayed were taking was known in advance.

• Report: U.S. Tapped Diana's Phones: Transcripts Hold No New Information About How Princess Died, Report Says - An official British report into the crash that killed Princess Diana concludes that a U.S. intelligence agency was bugging Diana's phone without the approval of its British counterpart on the night of her death, according to British newspaper reports. But the 39 transcripts held by the unspecified agency contain no new information about how she died, the report adds. The report will confirm the existence of the files, but does not reveal their contents nor offer an explanation.

• U.S. Agency denies tapping Diana's phone (Must be true then! ) - The United States' super-secret eavesdropping agency said it had 39 classified documents containing references to the late Diana, Princess of Wales, but never targeted her phone conversations for monitoring. Those documents were previously released in response to a Freedom of Information Request in 1998, the agency noted. The statement by the National Security Agency comes amid media reports in London about secret recordings of Diana's telephone communications that apparently surfaced during the British investigation into her 1997 death in a Paris car crash.

• Diana verdict: An accident. But did US bug her calls?: The Stevens report into the deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Dodi Fayed will conclude this Thursday that there was no murder arranged by MI6, no establishment cover-up and nothing to sustain the numerous conspiracy theories that have been proliferating in the nine years since their fatal accident. Francis Elliott and Sophie Goodchild report on the official version of events that leaves Mohamed al-Fayed unsatisfied - There could be no more eloquent image of indestructible continuity: the date of Prince William's passing-out parade from Sandhurst has fallen perfectly for the Royals' spin-doctors. On Thursday the official report on the death of Diana, the late Princess of Wales, will touch off renewed claims of an "establishment cover-up" from Mohamed al-Fayed, whose son Dodi also died in the crash. But the next day, "the Firm" led by the Queen herself, will be out in force at the elite military academy, taking the salute of the future king as he marches past.

• NBC to debut Diana’s secret audio, videotapes - LOS ANGELES - More than six years after her death, audio and videotapes Princess Diana secretly recorded during her ill-fated marriage to Prince Charles will get their first public airing next month on NBC, the network said on Thursday.

• New Intrigue Over Di's Death - Eight-and-a-half years after her death, doubts are again being raised about how, exactly, Princess Diana was killed that August night in 1997. At the time of her death, reports CBS News correspondent Mark Phillips, Diana's involvement with her then boyfriend, Dodi Fayed, was at the center of most of the conspiracy theories, all of them discounted by the official French inquiry.

• Diana death inquiry fails to answer doubts over how she died - THE investigation into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, has been much more complicated than any of those involved had anticipated, Lord Stevens of Kirkwhelpington, the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner, has disclosed. More than two years after Operation Paget was set up, Lord Stevens said that he was still not in a position to rule out some of the conspiracy theories that surround the death of the Princess.

• DIANA TAPES: YOUR VIEWS - A previously unseen interview with Diana, Princess of Wales has been broadcast in the United States. The footage, recorded by her voice coach 12 years ago, shows her talking about her troubled relationship with Prince Charles. She also claims a former bodyguard with whom she had an alleged affair was murdered after he left her service.  (COMMENT: Prepare to vomit when reading some of the comments on here.  The amount of public support for this poor woman's mistreatment by her family and the Windsor's is staggering (mostly due to ignorance of it).  The reason why it is so 'key' to understand what the elite put Diana through is because it exposes them for the cold blooded culture that they are.  If they do this to 'their own', do they really care about the sheeple... i.e. you and me?)

• Jeweler Was Told To Lie In Princess Diana Case - A key witness in the inquiry into the death of Britain's Princess Diana recently claimed police threatened him to change his evidence. Jeweler Alberto Repossi - who claims he sold Diana's lover Dodi Al Fayed an engagement ring the day before the couple were killed in a car crash in Paris on August 31, 1997 - alleges he was put under pressure by investigators to retract the statement he gave to Lord Stevens, who is leading the inquiry. There is speculation that investigators did not want evidence that Diana and Dodi were to become engaged to be made public, as it would fuel conspiracy theories championed by Dodi's father Mohammed Al Fayed that the princess was murdered as part of a secret plot to prevent her from marrying a Muslim.

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	Diana death probe: two computers stolen - Two laptops have been stolen from offices used by a former police chief who is heading a probe into the death of Princess Diana in a Paris car crash in 1997, a newspaper said on Tuesday. The theft sparked fears that the equipment may contain material from Operation Paget, the investigation headed by former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord John Stevens, the Daily Express said.

• DI INQUEST (WHITEWASH) ROCKED - Coroner quits.. saying he can't cope with the workload He's fed up with pressure from royals, No 10 and Fayed - ROYAL coroner Michael Burgess has quit the inquest into Diana's death because he is sick of being pressured from all sides. He has officially told the Lord Chancellor he is stepping aside because of "work pressures" involving his day-to-day job as Surrey coroner. But insiders say the truth is Mr Burgess could no longer cope with the endless delays, political interference and intrigues which have engulfed the Diana case.

• Revealed: Diana inquiry's tantalising new questions - Astonishing claims by new witnesses are being examined by British detectives investigating Diana's death. They seem incredible. But if true, they could rock the Royal Family to its foundations. On the night that Diana, Princess of Wales died, the lights of the British Embassy — less than a mile from the accident spot in Paris — blazed until dawn finally broke over the French capital. Inside the imposing building, diplomats summoned from their sleep by the British ambassador, Sir Michael Jay, struggled to monitor the tragedy that was unfolding.

• Official (Must be true then I guess!): Diana's death 'simply an accident' - The Official inquiry into the death of Princess Diana will conclude that she died in a simple car crash. Britain's former top policeman is to state publicly for the first time that he believes Diana was killed in an accident. The Daily Mail can reveal that following a two-year investigation, Lord Stevens plans to release an interim report saying there is no evidence she was killed unlawfully.

• Diana: Arrest drama - A RAID on the home of a former British spy was sensationally linked to the Princess Diana inquiry last night. French secret servicemen and police stormed a property owned by renegade MI6 agent Richard Tomlinson. They arrested the 42-year-old ex-spy before seizing computer files and personal papers from his home in Cannes on the French Riviera.

• Battle to let jury decide truth about Diana - A LEGAL bid to stop the Princess Diana inquest being held without a jury was launched last night by Mohamed Al Fayed. The Harrods owner wants a judge to compel Deputy Royal Coroner Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss to conduct the hearings before a panel of ordinary men and women. In court papers filed yesterday, the tycoon claims Lady Butler-Sloss’s independence could be compromised because she is a salaried employee of the royal household as its coroner.

• Murder plot by MI6 man - Detectives at Scotland yard investigating the death of Princess Diana did uncover an assassination plot by an MI6 officer. The sensational admission is buried in the report by Lord Stevens. Yet it is the first time anyone in the service has formally said that he believes it does have a James Bond-style licence to kill. The astonishing admission will trigger questions in Parliament about whether MI6 has an unofficial policy of proposing state-sponsored assassinations.

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• Queen sacked us over Diana interview, says BBC - The BBC was "sacked" as producer of the Queen's Christmas message because Buckingham Palace sought revenge after the notorious Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, senior corporation figures believed. Internal documents obtained by the Sunday Telegraph reveal that BBC bosses were convinced the loss of its exclusive rights to the Queen's Christmas broadcast was directly linked to Martin Bashir's interview with the Princess in 1995.

• UK acts to stop spy Website: (Richard Tomlinson) Gave evidence at Diana inquiry - (Whistleblower) Tomlinson was arrested in Paris last July when he was preparing to publish more details about MI6. He was released again and went to New Zealand, where he was served with an injunction. He later returned to Paris to give evidence at the inquiry into the death of the Princess of Wales, claiming that Diana's driver, Henri Paul, was working for British Intelligence. He went on to live in Switzerland where he expressed support for former MI5 agent David Shayler, who also tried to release information about the security services over the Net.

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