Palace presses back after Earl Spencer's Diana memoir claim
TL;DR
Buckingham Palace issued a strongly worded rebuke to claims in Earl Spencer's forthcoming memoir Swan Song that King Charles told him 'we'll forget her soon enough' after Diana's death, saying such language is out of character and grief can cloud memory. The row unfolds amid a busy royal day of engagements, and copies of the unreleased book were reportedly stolen in the Netherlands.
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