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♪ its 1995. diana is alone at kensington palace. and shes writing a note about how shes feeling. she writes, "im sitting here at my desk today in october, longing for someone to hug me and encourage me to keep strong and hold my head high." >> diana is feeling very vulnerable. its the first time that shes actually feeling that shes losing the support of the public. as well as being sidelined and undermined by charles supporters. >> diana continues, "ive been battered, bruised and abused ment...

>> she was well aware that this was a pretty big moment for her. and, you know, she put it in her letters. "dearest james, your support and guidance this year in particular has meant a great deal to me. obviously were preparing for the volcano to erupt, and i do," underlined, "feel better equipped to cope with whatever comes my way. thank you for your belief in me. its such a relief not to be on my own any more and that its okay to listen to my instinct. lots of love." >> she finally realized th...

Buckingham palace found out it would have been stunned. >> at one stage diana felt all her conversations were being listened to so we decided to get scramblers, these were the original ones uses which would be laughable nowadays but each time we used them wed have a conversation for perhaps half minute and line would be cut, completely dead. >> she insisted we have her rooms at kensington palace swept for bugs. >> diana trusted no one inside the royal system. >> she was well-aware that this was ...

Her conversations were being listened to so we decided to get scramblers, these were the original ones which were used, by would be laughable nowadays. but each time we used them, wed have a conversation for perhaps half a minute and the line would be cut, completely dead. >> she insisted we have her rooms at kensington palace swept for bugs. >> diana trusted no one inside the royal system. >> she was well-aware that this was a pretty big moment for her and she put it in her letters. dearest jam...

His comments come in contrast to current C Richard Moore - who led tributes The celebrated spy author Le Carré died in Cornwall on Saturday at the age of 89 Spy author John le Carré tarnished MI6 and his novels were a stain on the secret service, its former head has claimed. Sir Richard Dearlove blasted the writer - real name David Cornwell - for successfully tarring the moral reputation of his former colleagues. ADVERTISEMENT His comments come in stark contrast to current C Richard Moor...

The childhood betrayal that forged a master spy writer: He fantasised about killing his conman father, and his mother abandoned him when he was five. No wonder John Le Carré, who has died at 89, was such a sardonic observer, writes RICHARD KAY Celebrated spy author John Le Carré died in Cornwall on Saturday aged 89 The former spys upbringing helped forge his ability to write thrilling novels His father was a ‘five-star conman’ and his mother deserted the family home  Secret services taug...