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Confessions of a royal paparazzo

20 May 2023

9:09 PM

20 May 2023

9:09 PM

I can still remember the shock of watching the news on Sunday, 31 August 1997 and learning that Lady Diana had been in a car crash in Paris. The Beeb’s royal reporter, Nicholas Witchell, had just confirmed that she’d died, and that five French photographers who’d been chasing her had been arrested.

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