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The last few months have seen the publication of many books and articles and airing of lots of TV shows about Diana, Princess of Wales who died twenty years ago this past August. These shows and articles usually examine Diana’s final days and explain what effect her death and funeral had on both her close family and the country in general. Diana Survivor is rather different to many of these publications, firstly because it is a novel and secondly because, in the book, Diana wakes up in Paris after surviving the car crash. The book, by author Dean Dudley, was first published three years ago, but a special edition for the anniversary of Diana’s death has recently been released. The author says that the book was created for “everyone who still misses Diana and wonders what might have happened if she had lived”. Although the book is not entirely historically accurate, because real stories have been intertwined with fiction, it has been well researched. The story tracks Diana’s progress as ...

Princess Diana's Catherine Walker iconic bottle green velvet dress will be exhibited at Kensington Palace. That dress worn by Princess Diana in 1992 has a halterneck styling. This exhibition is organized by a charity, Historical Royal Palaces (HRP). The exhibition will be opened on 11th of February. This fashion exhibition is supported by Estee Lauder. Most of the Historical Royal Palaces are owned by the Queen on behalf of the nation and depend on special budget and that budget is managed by HRP.

Prince William has given an emotional speech at the 21st anniversary of Child Bereavement UK about the death of his mother, Princess Diana. "GRIEF IS THE MOST PAINFUL EXPERIENCE ANY CHILD OR PARENT CAN ENDURE" - Prince William The Prince opened up about his painful past in an emotional speech. The 33-year-old royal spoke of the heartbreak of losing a loved one on Thursday night when he attended a gala in London celebrating the 21st anniversary of the Child Bereavement Charity, an organization that was supported by his late mother, Princess Diana. "Twenty-one years ago last month, my mother attended the launch of the Child Bereavement Charity," William began his speech. "Fifteen years later, I was honored to be invited to become Patron of Child Bereavement UK to continue my mother's commitment to a charity which is very dear to me. "What my mother recognized back then ­and what I understand now is that grief is the most painful experience that any child...