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Duke of Sussex reveals his father currently ‘won’t speak to me’ because of legal battle over his UK security
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5 explosive claims in new book by Princess Diana’s brother | CNN
Only short extracts from a book by Princess Diana’s brother, Earl Charles Spencer, have been published so far. But they have already sparked a firestorm for Britain’s royal family, dredging up painful...
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Charles sounded 'giddily elated' in phone call after Diana's death, her brother claims in new book
Earl Spencer, the brother of Princess Diana, has written a new book about her life and death. Buckingham Palace issued a strong rebuttal on Wednesday.
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Earl Spencer's Memoir Details Prince Charles' Alleged Comment on Diana's Legacy
Earl Spencer, brother of Princess Diana, has revealed in his upcoming memoir 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister' that Prince Charles (now King Charles III) made a controversial remark about his late sister shortly after her death. According to the book, Charles told Spencer during a heated argument over funeral arrangements that 'rest assured, we'll forget her soon enough.' Spencer describes this comment as reflecting 'his pent-up contempt for Diana, and his horror that the world was so bowled over by her death.' The memoir, set for release next week, details the family's emotional struggle following Diana's death in 1997. Spencer recounts how he insisted to Charles that Diana would not have wanted her sons, William and Harry, to walk in her funeral procession, but Charles insisted they should. The argument reportedly led to Charles making the alleged remark, which Spencer found shocking enough to hang up the phone mid-conversation. The book aims to provide Spencer's perspective on Diana's life and legacy, particularly as the 30th anniversary of her death approaches. Spencer explains he wanted to share his own memories rather than 'having the discomfort of again reading the opinions of others.' Buckingham Palace has issued a brief statement acknowledging the book but declining to comment on its contents, noting that 'the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgment and colour memory in ways others do not recognise, even many years after such a loss.' The memoir has generated significant interest, with four copies of the Dutch language edition reportedly stolen from a delivery truck en route to a warehouse in the Netherlands. Diana, who died at age 36 in a Paris car crash in 1997, would have turned 65 this year. The book's release coincides with increased public interest in Diana's legacy as the 30th anniversary of her death approaches in 2027. Spencer's memoir promises to offer a personal account of the royal family's dynamics during one of the most tragic periods in modern British history.
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The Kenneth Breen Abduction Narrative and the Lost British Trawler Prince Charles
Stories Lost recounts the reported abduction narrative of British trawler officer Kenneth Breen, who claimed to have been taken aboard a vast luminous sphere in the Arctic and later found in a dissociated state on a Nordic mountain plateau. The investigation examines how his detailed account may connect to the 1955 loss of the British trawler Prince Charles off northern Norway, while highlighting the evidentiary gaps and conflicting records surrounding both the man and the ship.
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