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Princess Diana was famous for breaking with stuffy royal protocol, but she is not the only royal to bend the rules.

For many, ‘The Diana Effect’ symbolised a new monarchy – and still does to this day, nearly 25 years after her death.

A quarter of a century after her death, the Princess of Wales is selling newspapers again. The Dyson report into the methods used by the BBC to secure the infamous Panorama interview with Diana in 1995, condemned the reporter Martin Bashir and damned an internal inquiry led by the head of news Tony Hall. Bashir resigned hurriedly from the BBC on May 14 and Lord Hall has stepped down from the chairmanship of the National Portarit Gallery. And...

New Princess Diana documentary could 'divide' Meghan and Harry in 'awkward situation' The sequel to Diana: In Her Own Words will make use of unheard recordings of Princess Diana, originally made for her biographer. Diana’s former butler Paul Burrell believes it could create an "awkward situation" 14:27, 13 MAY 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information...

An upcoming Netflix documentary based on unheard audio recordings of the late Princess of Wales could prompt a new rivalry over who is the 'new Diana', royal experts have claimed.  Paul Burrell, 62, has claimed that the streaming giant's sequel to the 2017 documentary Diana: In Her Own Words will be 'welcomed' by Meghan Markle, because it throws her late mother-in-law into the spotlight again, and creates the opportunity to compare the two women.   Speaking to Closer magazine, he said: 'I think Meghan may see Diana as a role model, and feel she can relate to her. So she'll welcome more ins...