Princess Diana

A court has ordered the French authorities to pay Mohamed Al Fayed 5,000 euros (7,500 dollars) over an inquiry into Princess Diana's fatal car crash, according to a judgment seen by AFP on Friday. Al Fayed, the billionaire owner of London's upmarket Harrods department store, has long claimed Diana and Dodi Fayed, her boyfriend and Al Fayed's son, were murdered as part of an establishment plot. He said he was delighted with Friday's ruling, which said delays to an inquiry into the 1997 crash in Paris had amounted to a "denial of justice". Speaking in London, Al Fayed said: "I am delighted that the ... Read Full Story

One of those now from the property of Cameloth Spencer “The princess Diana engagement ring” a bague from Repossi jewelry. The “engagement” ring supposed to have been ordered by Dodi Fayed for Diana, Princess of Wales, was from a ready-made “budget” range and would have cost him less than £6000. Emanuele Gobbo, who works at Repossi jewellers opposite the Ritz Hotel in Paris, gave evidence that the ring said to have been selected by Mr Fayed was from a range “for specials costumer’s”… Shared Post Celebrity Autumn Fashion Concrete Foundations Are Easy To Find On The Web, But Make Sure You Have Done Some ... Read Full Story

Mohamed Al Fayed, owner of plush London emporium Harrods, told The Sunday Times he was ready to become the first president of an independent Scotland. The Egyptian tycoon, 80, who owns an estate in the Scottish Highlands, said he was urging his "fellow Scots" to detach themselves from "the English and their terrible politicians". Fayed, who has been repeatedly refused a British passport, said he hoped to be offered Scottish citizenship if a planned referendum on Scottish independence leads to Scotland leaving the United Kingdom -- and then becoming a republic. "You Scots have been living in a coma for too long," he told ... Read Full Story

LALATE has been following this story closing for you over the last few months, the inquest into the death of Princess Diana in a Paris car crash in 1997. Who she dated, who she didn’t dated, and how she died. And now we have a verdict with the last hour:”unlawful killing” caused by “grossly negligent” driving by her chauffeur and the following photographers. “The jury’s first task was to decide whether French investigators got it right within days of Diana’s death when they concluded that her speeding driver, Henri Paul, was drunk. What do you think of the Diana inquest verdict? The second issue ... Read Full Story

Two key witnesses refuse to testify at Diana inquest By DENNIS RICE Last updated at 15:49 07 October 2007 Comments ( 8 ) Add to My Stories Two key witnesses to the events leading up to the death of Princess Diana will not give evidence to the inquest, it was revealed last night. Jacques Langevin, a paparazzi photographer who took the last picture of Diana outside the Paris Ritz, has apparently reversed an earlier decision to appear as a witness. He is joined on the sidelines by French taxi driver Le Van Thanh, who many believe was the driver of the Fiat Uno that ... Read Full Story