Diana – by Sarah Bradford Sarah Bradford is once again brilliantly articulate in her writing and is sensitive to Diana’s personal story. Diana wasn’t the nicest person in the world, but Bradford gently reminds us of the Princess’ unhappy childhood and how she became emotionally-stunted. It is a story that arouses deep pity for Diana …
Mohammed al-Fayed and the Crash Controversy Courtesy bbc.com Trevor Rees-Jones told the media, “If I even thought he [Henri Paul] had one drink, he wouldn’t have driven that night.” [source] So said the bodyguard that was assigned to Diana and Dodi Fayed that ill-fated evening. Rees-Jones was in the employ of Harrod’s owner Mohammad al …
Great Britons:Diana’s Role In History Questionable Diana, whose need for attention was astounding, will forever be remembered only because photographers needed to do their jobs. Without the son of Queen Elizabeth II, Diana would be an unknown. Because Prince Charles married her, she was then able to access great wealth and privilege, even more so …
Washing Off The Muck Why people seem to believe that Queen Elizabeth hampered Burrell’s trial out of deceit and treachery is beyond me. She tried to stop it ‘to avoid embarrassing revelations’, as some have claimed, thinking the embarassment must be about her or Charles personally. The only REALLY embarassing thing I see is Diana’s …
Spencer Speaks:Insults Royal Family and Nephews Earl Spencer’s latest remarks against the Royal Family are quite tasteless. This man has proven time and again that he is merely a limelight hog and one who likes to – how do I say it diplomatically – ‘embellish the truth’. Not only is he making unwelcome comments towards …
