Leave her alone 😔 let her rest in peace

first duty of any corporation is to protect itself no matter what the human damage is

When Spencer was told by Bashir that there was evidence Diana was being spied on he should have gone straight to Prime Minister John Major and demanded an explanation,  the whole sham would have evaporated in an instant.

I don't know why BBC still got much TV licence fee from households. It's absolutely ridiculous !

Its amazing,  how people have such short memories.
And still forgive the BBC, whilst paying  their  licence  fee,  like good  boys & girls.

One thing Diana  said at that time, that stuck with me was; How knowing  charles's character,  she wasn't  sure he was fit to become king (not a direct quote)

HOW  RIGHT SHE WAS!

....what about her hand-written letter?? "My husband is planning a car accident" Lets just brush that under the rug shall we....

How bashir could live with himself after all the tragedy he created knowingly in Diana’s life?! She dismissed the press secretary immediately after because bashir said he is on pay list from the secret service in Charles’ benefit. I despise him deeply

Do not pay your TV license
Do not reply to their letters
Do not open your door to them

That’s the interviewer who destroyed Michael Jackson reputation

Hamster Teeth !! ???  Is that meant to be Hampstead Heath !

Basher should of been in prison  on what he did , but them in public eye always cover it up , any normal person would be charged & in prison  😡😡😡😡

Its time the BBC cleaned up its act, its been hiding pedos and criminals for years.

As we now know, leaving an abusive relationship can be one of the most dangerous and vulnerable times in a person’s life. For Diana, it was no different.

She was trying to step away from a world in which control, manipulation, humiliation and emotional cruelty had become woven into the fabric of her life. And yet leaving does not always mean being left alone. Sometimes, the very act of trying to reclaim your freedom can provoke further attempts to control, intimidate, undermine or destabilise you.
The kindness you long for can become something you learn to question. Is it genuine, or is there another purpose behind it? Is someone reaching out because they care, or because they want to know where you are, what you are doing, where you are going? After living through manipulation and gaslighting, even ordinary human gestures can become difficult to trust.

And perhaps the most devastating realisation is the possibility that the love you believed you shared was not experienced in the same way by the other person. While you were loving them sincerely, they may have been playing a role — maintaining the appearance of a conventional marriage, creating a family and fulfilling the expectations of society .......while emotionally abandoning you again and again.
That kind of abandonment leaves wounds that are difficult to explain.

To be rejected by the person you love is painful enough. To feel that you have been deliberately replaced, humiliated or made to feel that you are somehow disposable can cut even deeper. And when this happens behind closed doors, while the outside world sees only appearances, the person suffering can feel utterly alone .....almost as though their reality itself is being erased.

There can be a terrible sense that you are not simply being allowed to leave and begin again. Instead, you are being pulled back into shame, uncertainty and humiliation, while the reasons behind what is happening remain hidden from everyone around you.

And this is where Diana’s humanity matters.
She could be extraordinarily strong and, at the very same time, profoundly vulnerable.

Strength does not mean that you are never frightened. It does not mean that you never cry, never doubt yourself or never desperately wish that somebody would simply believe you. Sometimes strength is nothing more than continuing to put one foot in front of the other when you are exhausted, frightened and unsure whom you can trust.

For Diana, that vulnerability must have been especially painful because she lived beneath an extraordinary level of public scrutiny. There were countless eyes upon her, yet very few people who could truly know what she was experiencing privately.

Imagine being surrounded by people and still feeling completely alone.

Imagine desperately needing one person who would listen without judgement, believe without questioning, and offer kindness without wanting anything in return.

Diana was human. She needed safety. She needed tenderness. She needed people around her who could see beyond the public image and recognise the woman underneath.....someone who was always trying, imperfectly but courageously, to find her way back to herself.

Perhaps that is the deepest tragedy of all: that someone can appear so strong to the world while, inside, they are desperately searching for somewhere safe to finally put down the weight they have been carrying.

Diana’s strength should never make us forget her vulnerability.
And her vulnerability should never diminish her strength.

She really was the people's princess 💜🙏

Remember kids always wear your seatbelt...even in the back

Diana told the truth during that interview….and Basher was made a scapegoat in my opinion

We are going back to the days of each new video having a ridiculous amount of adverts again.

Says it all in the name
And here we are many years later and Charles is still letting people like that man ruin this country

What a complete and utter stabbing in the back of your own son

The BBC has lost all integrity.

What difference does it make now it won't bring her back and all the conspiracies in the world won't make a bit of difference cos there will be a different story every time so sad ❤