Earl Spencer opens up about Diana grief and memoir revelations

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Earl Spencer says he has never got over his sister Diana’s death, telling BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg that the grief never leaves him and that viewing old photographs is heartbreak. In a memoir serialised by the Daily Mail, he makes bombshell claims about Diana’s romance with Dodi Fayed and about Mohamed al-Fayed, including alleged comments and conduct, while also discussing King Charles’s behaviour prior to Diana’s death. The piece notes more than 400 allegations of sexual misconduct linked to al-Fayed and associates and that the Metropolitan Police are handling hundreds of victim statements, with the palace stressing that grief can cloud judgment.
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