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Diana’s ‘Sqidgy’ Suitor Marries

Thu, 16 Jan 2014 16:15:40 +0000

James Gilbey, the former suitor of Diana, Princess of Wales, who called her ‘Sqidgy’ 53 times in a tape allegedly recorded by Britain’s intelligence services and then leaked, has quietly married his long term girlfriend Lavinia Hadsley-Chaplin.

“They are both delighted,” a friend of the couple tells The Telegraph.

At the 2008 inquest into Diana’s death, her protection officer, Ken Wharfe, said the 1992 “Squidgygate” tapes of her talking intimately to Gilbey were recorded by GCHQ and then deliberately leaked.

He claimed that other members of the Royal family were also regularly bugged by the security services, ostensibly to help protect them against the IRA.

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‘Diana’ movie poster removed from spot near where princess died

Thu, 03 Oct 2013 08:17:50 +0000

A poster advertising the new movie “Diana” has been removed after controversy erupted over its placement. The image, featuring actress Naomi Watts, was on display near the entrance to the metro tunnel in Paris where the Princess of Wales was killed in a car crash along with her boyfriend, Dodi Fayed, in 1997.

“It was requested that the poster be removed Monday afternoon, and we received confirmation that it had been removed Monday evening,” movie distributor Le Pacte told The Hollywood Reporter. According to the publication, Le Pacte had asked advertising corporation JCDecaux to take down the 4-by-6 foot poster, MSNBC informs.

Rosa Monckton, whom the Daily Mail identifies as one of Diana’s “most trusted confidantes,” called the placement of the ad for the movie “despicable.”

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SAS man who claims that Diana was murdered ‘flees to Thailand in fear for his life’

Thu, 26 Sep 2013 15:01:15 +0000

An sniper who claims the SAS were involved in a plot to kill Princess Diana has reportedly fled to Thailand in fear of his life.

The anonymous soldier is said to be laying low in south-east Asia as police investigators probe claims that members of the Army helped cause the car crash that killed Diana in 1997.

It has been claimed that special forces agents shined a light into the eyes of Diana’s driver, which led to him losing control of the car and hitting a pillar in a tunnel in Paris.

The sniper — known only as Soldier N — made the claims to police investigators, leading to the inquiry into the Princess’s death being reopened.

But he fled the country before Scotland Yard could properly examine the evidence, which was handed over by the Royal Military Police, reported the Daily Star.

Previous reports had placed Soldier N in an ex-part community in Dubai, but an anonymous military source had claimed it would be a hostile — and expensive — environment for him.

The source said: ‘He will not be welcome in the Middle East as there is a large community of former SAS personnel who use Dubai and other locations as a base for their work.

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