Earl Spencer defends Diana memoir in BBC interview, recounts tense royal moments

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Earl Spencer sits for a BBC interview ahead of his Diana memoir Swan Song, defending its honesty, recounting how he learned of Diana's death, accusing Prince Charles of a 'giddy' tone and of saying 'We'll forget her soon enough' during discussions about Diana's funeral procession, and criticizing press coverage of Harry and Meghan; he says the book is his final truthful account, supports a modern monarchy, and expresses emotional respect for his sister as he hopes William and Harry resolve their differences.
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