The spending on the investigation into the death of Princess Diana and her friend Dodi Fayed has reached almost seven million pounds ($14 million). The amount does not include fees for layers representing witnesses from the British police, special services and Dodi’s father, the Egyptian multimillionaire, Mohammed al-Fayed, who claims that Diana was murdered

The pathologist who examined Princess Diana after her death said she had showed no sign of pregnancy.

"I'm certain 100 per cent that a leading member of the Royal Family has planned that and that the whole plot was executed on his order with the help of members of MI6," Dodi's father Mohamed al Fayed says.

A three-year inquiry into the death of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed has concluded that allegations of murder were unfounded, and that the Paris car crash that killed the two in 1997 was a "tragic accident"

A three-year police inquiry into the death of Princess Diana was issuing its long-awaited report Thursday, amid hopes it would finally stop the swirl of speculation about her fatal Paris car crash in 1997.

Pressure increased on the Queen, whose private wealth is estimated to be £2bn, to open the financial books still further by revealing the tax she voluntarily pays to the Treasury, just days after Prince Charles set a precedent by revealing his tax secrets. For the first time, the Prince of Wales acknowledged that he pays £3.3m in tax. The Queen agreed to pay tax when John Major was Prime Minister, but the amount she pays remains firmly under wraps.

A senior detective leading an official British inquiry into the death of Princess Diana said Tuesday that new forensic evidence and fresh witnesses have been uncovered by investigators.

British lawmakers on Tuesday criticized a problem-plagued Princess Diana memorial fountain for poor management and uncontrolled costs that have gone 2 million pounds higher than projected

Prince Harry, 21-year-old grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, is to join the Blues and Royals regiment of the venerable Household Cavalry, and could serve in Iraq, the Ministry of Defense said Wednesday. "It's fair to say that if his squadron goes to Iraq, he will probably go with it," said a ministry spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity in line with ministry policy

Several years after the tragical day several facts made people look at the accident at a different angle
The tragedy happened on 31 August 1997 when Diana died in a crash in a tunnel under the Place dó l'Alma in the centre of Paris. At that time the most reasonable explanation was the intoxication of the driver and simple misfortune. In 2003 The Daily Mirror published a letter that was written by Diana herself ten months before her death. It came as a real surprise