Princess Diana's butler Paul Burrell has hit back at claims made about the King in Earl Spencer's book as he says he 'does not recognise' what her brother has written

Earl Spencer ’s wife has broken her silence following the publication of her husband’s controversial book about Princess Diana. The earl’s controversial book about his late sister has made headlines around the world for its string of allegations against King Charles, but he insisted it was not a “hit piece on the King”.

The publication of Earl Spencer’s book about Princess Diana, serialised by the Daily Mail, has reignited debate over who shapes her legacy. BBC Royal Correspondent Sean Coughlan, Evening Standard Royal Editor Robert Jobson and media lawyer Mark Stephens discuss the competing narratives in the press and legal implications.

Earl Spencer’s new memoir about Princess Diana has come under fresh scrutiny over its content. The book is already facing questions over disputed claims, prompting concerns about whether other

Princess Diana’s brother Earl Spencer has sparked fresh row with King Charles with his bombshell claims in the book published on Tuesday.Spencer has alleged in the memoir that the

The earl on his globally lauded eulogy for Diana, King Charles’s sausage fingers and toxic Raine, topped off with a lavish sprinkling of adverbs

The Earl appeared on Lorraine in his first live television interview to promote his searing memoir - being exclusively serialised by the Daily Mail - Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, which was published on Tuesday.