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Earl Spencer should pull Diana book, Piers Morgan says

Princess Diana's brother apologised to Morgan for a factual error in his memoir. Morgan said he is "pursuing legal action" against Spencer.

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Princess Diana Made Eerie Funeral Premonition 2 Months Before Death

A harmless joke made by Princess Diana has devastating undertones after her death.  In Charles Spencer’s new book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, the late Princess of Wales’ younger brother detailed...

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King Charles 'froze' and 'reeled back in horror' at heartbreaking Princess Diana moment

The future King was allegedly left so devastated by the sight of his former wife that those around h

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The one royal who refused to bow to Princess Diana’s coffin at her funeral

Fresh claims about the royal family have emerged in Earl Spencer's book. The one royal who refused t

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Charles Spencer's memoir "Swan Song" reveals family tensions and Diana's troubled marriage

Charles Spencer's memoir 'Swan Song', detailing his relationship with his sister Princess Diana, has been reviewed by Emma Brockes for The Guardian. The book, which spans 400 pages, is described as a 'furious exercise in score-settling' that focuses more on Spencer's grievances than on Diana herself. Spencer, the Earl of Spencer, recounts his sister's troubled marriage to Prince Charles, including Charles's criticism of Diana's weight, his neglect of her at social events, and his declaration that he did not love her. The memoir also includes Spencer's criticism of various members of the royal family and others, such as his stepmother Raine, who he claims ruined the family estate's interior design with 'exceptionally ugly double glazing' and 'unsightly wall-to-wall carpeting'. The review notes that while Spencer provides some touching passages about Diana, the book is dominated by his bitterness and self-pity. Spencer's account of the events surrounding Diana's death and funeral is particularly detailed, including his criticism of Prince Charles's role in the funeral procession. The review concludes that the book offers a fascinating but deeply personal perspective on the royal family, with Spencer positioning himself as the voice of the public against the royals' perceived insensitivity. The memoir is published by Michael Joseph and is priced at £28.

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Charles Spencer’s Self-Aggrandizing Press Tour Promoting His New Book About Princess Diana

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When Diana called her brother a "sh*t"- how he & his allies (The Mail, Harry, Meghan) are proving it

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