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Princess Diana’s brother says ‘she will never be extinguished’
Charles Spencer has written a new book about the late Princess Diana, and Buckingham Palace is not impressed. In conversation with CBC Radio The Current host Matt Galloway he offers an intimate look a
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Charles Spencer has written a new book about the late Princess Diana, and Buckingham Palace is not impressed. In conversation with CBC Radio The Current host Matt Galloway he offers an intimate look at his sister’s character and talks about the tense moments with Prince Charles in the aftermath of the tragic 1997 Paris car crash.
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