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Lady Diana: New documentary examines death and paparazzi scrutiny

A new television documentary, ‘The Day Diana Died’, revisits the events surrounding the death of Lady Diana on August 31, 1997. The film explores the intense public anger directed at the media and paparazzi following the fatal car accident in Paris.

At the time of the crash, which involved Lady Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed, there were allegations that a barrage of camera flashes from photographers blinded the driver, Henri Paul. While Parisian police temporarily detained seven paparazzi as suspects, all charges were eventually dropped. The documentary examines the long-standing scrutiny Diana faced from the press and the global public reaction to her passing.

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Dodi Al-Fayed · Henri Paul · Lady Diana · London · Paris

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