Ten years on from the death of Diana, Princess of Wales and almost everyone still remembers where they were when they heard the news.

We want to hear your stories about how you found out the Princess had been killed.

Where were you on 31 August 1997? Did someone call you to tell you about the tragic car crash? Or were you watching events unfold on Sky News?

Comments

[Shirley, Granada Spain Apr 8, 2008 1:22:45 PM]

I was living in Ibiza at the time and had just got home from collecting my two young sons from guarderia when my Spanish husband rang to tell me "your princess diana is dead" I immediatley turned on the news and was stunned. On the day of her funeral the resort we work in was like a ghost town as just about everyone stayed in the hotels to watch the t.v. I don't think there was a dry eye anywhere.

[jackie Apr 8, 2008 1:18:21 PM]

it was my birthday on the Sunday and i woke up to hear to that she had died,it really spoiled my day as everyone was talking about it and it was probably the worse birthday i ever had.

[Louise Knott, Cardiff Apr 8, 2008 1:17:12 PM]

The night (early hours) Diana died, my husband was mown down by a car. We had been on a night out together. He "died" a few times in the ambulance that took him to Cardiff Royal Infirmary A&E Department. He was very lucky to have survived it, in fact the policeman that was called to the scene by a special over-the-radio death code insisted on visiting him a few days later just so he could see with his own eyes that my husband had survived. He could not beleive it. Neither could I. My husband always says there just wasnt enough room in heaven for him that night. The song I came home to on the radio was uncannily enough "I'll be missing you" by Puff Daddy. Needless to say I remember exactly where I was at that time.

[Jo, Tyne and Wear Apr 8, 2008 12:57:05 PM]

Diana's death was a tragedy, she died too young. My thoughts now and at the time are with her family. I know how her sons feel as I lost my mum hours earlier. I found out about Diana as I rang around family and friends to give them the sad news about my mum. I rang her friend and I was told that Diana had died too. Even at my mum's funeral the vicar mentioned Diana. Both women died too early, my mum was 48, a tragic waster of life. Let Diana rest in peace

[Lauren - Southampton Apr 8, 2008 12:14:22 PM]

We had just arrived in France for a holiday the morning she had died. Heard the news on on of the french channels. The french were beside them selves when we ventured out into the street later that day, people crying everywhere. We couldnt believe it. I still think she was bumped off personally.

[Spencer Rout, Camberley, Surrey Apr 8, 2008 11:12:36 AM]

I was in bed and woken up by my dad saying she'd died and thinking to myself, oh well another dead famous person and went back to sleep. A huge over reaction to someone most people never knew, but just read and believed everything the media told them about her! Yes it was sad, but life goes on.

[Sue Maldon Apr 8, 2008 10:55:23 AM]

I was on Holiday on the island of Thassos in Greece celebrating my 30th Birthday and it happened on the my birthday night we were out eating dinner at a restaurant when one of the waiters said Princess Diana had been killed and we just laughed as we thought he was joking. It was only when we rang home later that evening we realised it was true. It was a very strange feeling I actually felt like I wanted to be at home and mourn with the rest of the country.

She was a very caring lovely person and she will never be forgotten.
On the way home the airline had left newspapers on everyones seats so we could read all about what had happened.

[Alison - Spain Apr 8, 2008 10:52:13 AM]

I was here in Spain, in sunny Mojacar and it´s something that I will never forget. I suddenly woke up with that feeling that something awful has happened, I lept out of bed and checked that my daugthers were ok, which they were. It was impossible for me to get back to sleep, so I turned on the tele - switched on Sky news and there it was, the "accident". Princess Diana was the best thing that had happened to the Royal family in a long time and I will never believ it was an accident.

[Barbara Apr 8, 2008 10:48:55 AM]

I was watching the events unfold on tv. Immediately I thought to myself: They've got her - the truth will never be known.
And I still believe that to this day. The truth will be kept secret forever.
My heartfelt sumpathy goes out to Mr. al Fayed.

[Tamara Blackpool. Apr 8, 2008 10:40:18 AM]

I was asleep in bed and my husband was getting up for work, he told me that Diana had been injured in a car crash, I went back to sleep, an hour later he rang and told me that she had died, I ran downstairs so fast I nearly broke my leg, put on the TV and just sat there all day crying. I had seen her when she came to visit our town and she waved at my daughter. She was wonderful, never again will there be a woman like her. So very sad.

[Dan Apr 8, 2008 8:30:22 AM]

I was at home, woke up got told the news by my mother. Went Oh well, and then had to put up with everything being cancelled on TV especially the football match on Sky. I was not happy. And 10 yrs on i'm still hearing about it. It was an accident got over it people. But hey we're English and we love wasting money on complete and utter waste's of time. So I guess we'll still be hearing in 10 yrs time.

[Stewart, Cumbria Apr 8, 2008 8:19:00 AM]

My wife and I got married on the 30th of August 1997, we awoke to news that she had died.

[trace glos Apr 8, 2008 8:00:48 AM]

I happen to be living in Spain and I was just off to Benidorm for the day on the beach, and we put a sign GOD BLESS DIANA in the back of the window as we were travelling. Watched the funeral on a blazing hot day in Spain. very emotional we were all crying.

[Fudge, Bangladesh Apr 8, 2008 6:15:49 AM]

When I heard the news back in 1997 i was a seventh grade student. I went to school and sometime after lunch break some of my friends came up to me and broke the news. And then i remember reading only about her in the newspapers for the next couple of days.
People in Bangladesh also watched her funeral which was also telecasted in our national television & i watched the whole thing too and i remember being really upset and crying.

[Rachel Sparrow Thailand Apr 8, 2008 4:00:00 AM]

I was in Cairo when it happened. The next day a group of us walked down to a local church for a remembrance service. The streets were unusually quiet as Egyptians came to terms with Diana and Dodi's death, and everyone looked at us with such sympathy. It was a very eerie experience.

[London Apr 8, 2008 12:39:08 AM]

She was a nice and carring woman.
I was barely a teenager by then and I thought she was one of the nicest people out there. I heard about the news and couldn't help myself from bursting into tears. Watching what she had done in the past only added more tears. That was when I was 8. To think what she has done and been through is horrific to think of. God Bless Diana and I hope the paparazzis chassing her will feel the guilt in themselves.

[samantha, london Apr 8, 2008 12:12:33 AM]

i was only a child when it happened. 8 in fact. and iw as always an early riser abck then, and i saw it on TV, i ran into my mums bedroom and told her. she then told me off for waking her, saying iwas confused and it was the queen mum, when i told her of the senario, she soon realised that iwasnt confused, and we both watched it on tv as they told of what had happened. it was unimaginable. then we watched the funeral at home. my mum still has the video recording of the actual funeral and all the newspaper stories surrounding the death. i think it's going to be one of those days that people will always remember where they were, what they were doing, sort of like 9/11. the diana inquest is finally over, and althought the verdict is speculated, im sure out of all of this, we can move on slowly as a nation, and accpet that maybe the queen didnt have some major conspiracy against diana.. its a tragic loss, maybe just a tragic accident afterall... she will always be missed, but as long as she lives on in memories, she'll live on forever!

[Sue James - Madeira Apr 7, 2008 10:45:27 PM]

I was in Canada accompanying my husband on a business trip. We spent the night at a B&B and the morning after everyone was very quite at breakfast, not speaking. We went back to our room put the TV on and there was a picture of Buckingham Palance, and sombre music - I thought the Queen Mum had died. Then I found out the reality it was bizaar - we continued our trip after first visiting the local church to pray and then on to Toronto and the theatre named after her was covered in flowers outside, and I eventually saw the Phantom of the Opera - I cried for many reasons. I still have the newspapers from Canada, together with others. I signed the book of condolence. So many still vidid memories but we must all put it to rest now. The time has passed and in hindsight she was too beautiful to grow old. Not like me the wrinkles are begining to take over.

[Stacey Kent Apr 7, 2008 10:18:51 PM]

She was a great women. someone that this terrible world needed!!! whats with all the harsh things people are saying, what alot of you that have posted stuff here have forgotten is that she was a mother.. Andher sons have to grow up in a world without her!!! A world that she was trying to make better!! She was trying to make a difference!!! Diana was doing alot of good things..She is a great lost to this world!!!

[Noreen, Ireland Apr 7, 2008 10:16:57 PM]

I was living in New York at the time. Had been staying over night with friends in Upstate NY. One of them had a copy of "Hello" magazine and we were pondering on "what did she ever see in Dodi Al Fayed" as their pictures on holiday were sprawled all over the mag!! Got home to my apartment the next day to a string of messages left on my machine asking if I'd heard the awful news. I thought something terrible had happened to a friend of one of my family. I felt so sad for William and Harry. And still do. Hopefully everybody will let her rest in peace now. Her sons deserve that much, surely.

[Gareth, Nozay, Paris Apr 7, 2008 9:48:51 PM]

Strangely enough, I work up in the UK after returning from Euro-Disney the night before. I had taken my partner, her daughter and Father
for a break, before I left the country to work.

The young lady, Roseana, was telling me that a 'Really bad thing had happened', I let it go, but came to my senses when I turned on the
television. Needless to say I made some obvious comments about events, as did most of my generation, only to be brought back down to
earth when reminded by the ignored.. 'I TOLD YOU something bad has happened'!

I may seem a little blase now, but children always bring us back to reality.

[Brendan, Cork Ireland Apr 7, 2008 9:03:01 PM]

I was shocked when I heard the news at 05:00 on that very wet sunday morning in Cork Ireland. I was listening to the world service news my sw radio while heading for the early train to Dublin with my 18 year old son to see U2 in concert in Lansdowne Rd. As I sat there, my mind was in turmoil with what had occurred. I just couldn't believe it. Of all people for it to have happened to. All the half dosed passengers would not have known about the tragic event at this early hour. They being younger and still half asleep. At least No one mentioned it in the compartment we were in. I desperately wanted to stand up and shout out this news, out of respect for Diana, rather than just to be the first to know. but I think this would have embarrassed my son no end, and so I just sat there stunned, listening to the updates while streams or rain ran down the train's window. It was a bleak day for all of us, on what should have been a great day at a first and only U2 concert. For months afterwards it bothered me. It was bigger than JFK, and I heard that on the radio too that time long ago in Dallas. Regards. RIP. Brendan

[Christine from Weston-super-Mare Apr 7, 2008 7:41:25 PM]

I was living in Swaziland at the time and was doing the Ironing, when i turned on the tv and learnt that Diana had died.It really upset me as we were the same age.I think she must just be allowed to rest in peace now! Her sons need to put closer to it as well and just remember what a fantastic mother she was.

[alison wright notts Apr 7, 2008 7:01:22 PM]

i was in bed the morning diana died my dad came in and said princess diana has died and dodi is seriously ill then when i got up i find dodi had died along with henri paul and trevor reese jones too

[Stanica, Toronto Apr 7, 2008 6:54:34 PM]

The people who worshipped her have some responsibility in her death. They hounded her and wanted magazines full of pictures and reports, thereby fuelling the paparazzi action that contributed to her death.
As others have said, Mother Theresa's death barely got a mention and yet she did a million times better things than 'rich spoilt' Diana did.

[Fa from Freetown Apr 7, 2008 6:38:14 PM]

I was in Sierra Leone and it was during the regime of the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) Junta.During this period, everybody was so glued to their radios because that was our only source of news and events. I was listening to radio then to find out what was happening in my country with regards the regime that was when i heard it on the BBC that Princes Diana has died in a car crash

[Horsham West Sussex Apr 7, 2008 6:24:21 PM]

We were on vacation in Florida in our apartment, we were watching Dr Quinn when a banner flashed along the bottom of the screen that Dodi had been killed and Diana 'seriously injured' in car accident in Paris. We put CNN on immediately and watched through the night until the awful moment that they announced her death - we then rang family in England. The following day the moment anyone American heard our English accents they rushed to speak to us, all the flags were at half mast and condolence books were set up everywhere. Its certainly a time I will never forget.

[Craig Apr 7, 2008 5:54:05 PM]

I was at home in Manchester and remember waking up and watching the news.... I was all ready for an afternoon of Ford super Sunday only to hear that the games had been cancelled due to a mark of respect... I was 'Gutted' that football was cancelled!!

[Debbie UK Apr 7, 2008 5:31:48 PM]

I was up as I was unwell and I had the news channel on. The night time news reader was doing his normal stuff when the first reorts started coming in. First a crash, then Dodi injured but Diana ok, then Dodi dead and then Diana gone too. This all took about an hour and then the poor chap who was by this time like a rabbit stuck in headlines got biffed out of the way as the big gun reporters had been dragged out of bed to take over. i still think about that poor newsreader , thought he was in for his normal nightshift and it all went horribly wrong.

[Reading PA, USA Oct 12, 2007 7:02:55 PM]

We were on our regular holiday camping, riding dune buggies in the coal hills of Carbon County. It is a stangely beautiful area of blighted mine areas mixed with spectacular nature scenes,there is no formal camp, it's somewhat rough. Many girls stay home. Not me. Sitting covered in dirt on the tail of a trailor having a soda. I heard it over our transistor radio, and I just felt faint and started to cry. There is usuially no crying at camp just fun. The (mostly) guys didn't really seem to notice but I cried quitly to myself in disbeleif. I felt I had grown with her, of similar age and situation but not having married a prince. Raising 3 boys mostly on my own. From girl to woman. I miss knowing she is striving and succeeding as a woman finding her way to making it in this crazy world. And now I go on groping for that secret of the inner self to survive and be happy. Her kindness and spirit and perserverence touched more people than anyone can know or understand.

[Roger Southcott Sep 25, 2007 1:59:52 PM]

Don't care and why should it matter any more! For God's sake, get over it.

[J from Sussex Sep 20, 2007 10:31:15 PM]

I'd fallen asleep with the radio on that night, and i actually woke up when they were announcing that Diana had been in a serious car crash (her death was not announced until a couple of hours later). It must've been about 3am -4am. I quickly went downstairs and turned on the tv, and watched everything unfold over the next few hours.

[paul gordon from brighton Sep 6, 2007 11:12:00 AM]

i remeber my girl friend wakeing me up to the very sad news of dina it was a very big shock that something could happen to this lovely careing wonderful lady. still very sadly missed god bless

[Claire Turner, Norwich Sep 4, 2007 9:43:51 PM]

It was a very sad day and one i will remember for my own personal reason. I woke up quite early in the morning and i had fallen asleep with the radio on and their was a very slow and sad song on and it went on and on and on. Then they announced her death. My Nan died the same day and she went to heaven with Royalty......

[Craig Bathgate Sep 4, 2007 3:30:13 PM]

I met diana a year before she died and there was no cameras there no film, but she still was the same warm, caring, loving person she was in front of them. she was a real caring person, so those who say otherwise should wake up and relize she was a great woman. and did loads for thousands of people, so don't be so insensitive about the dead

[Teresa - Lancashire Sep 4, 2007 3:02:36 PM]

Ten years ago hearing the tragic news on the radio - Princess Diana had been seriosly injured in an accident, I was stunned and horrified, whilst in labour with my first child.....then news came that she had died....it was very sad...my husband and midwives kept disappering and leaving me alone whilst they were watching the announcemnt on the television...she was loved by everyone

[Alison, Preston Sep 3, 2007 2:56:19 PM]

I was on holiday in france with my boyfriend (now husband) we were camping so had no TV, only a radio. Early that morning I was outside the tent and the owner of the site came over and started talking rapidly in french trying to tell us something, but we had no idea what he was talking about. A while later we were listening to the only english radio atation we could find (not sure if it was world service or something) and they were talking for about 20 minutes about this terrible thing that had happended in Paris, but they did not say who - then when they finally said it was Diana we were speechless. We are in France for the whole week and only returned after the funeral, so it was very strange as we only got the papers a day late etc.

[tim, norfolk Sep 3, 2007 1:25:44 PM]

I woke up on the morning and had to show the door to the quite large girl I had spent the night with. I then was sick as a dog whilst watching the whole thing on sky.

[Thomas Yorkshire Sep 3, 2007 12:35:38 PM]

Do not know , do not care...

It is correct Mother Teressa did die also 10 years ago I see some one has mentioned it, she got 5 seconds on the news after a life time of doing good and I agree Diana was self indulgent who does not deserve the attention she is getting today for sure.

[Dave, Germany Sep 3, 2007 12:06:25 PM]

The sad thing is, and this is a true yet somewhat puzzling story, is that my Grandmother called early the Sunday morning to tell me that Diana had been killed by Pavarotti on a motorbike. The images that went through my mind for the ten minutes before seeing the news were alarming, terrifying in fact. A sad and confusing morning for me.

[Liz Kent Sep 3, 2007 9:33:38 AM]

I was living in Australia at the time and watched it live on Sky (Foxtel), i phoned my mum here in the uk it was about 2 am in London, she was searching all night for late night news hoping I had got it wrong.

[Ed Khoe Farnham Surrey GU9 8JB Sep 3, 2007 1:21:15 AM]

Of all people Prince Charles should not have been there. He brought Princes Dianna nothing but grieve. She must have turned over in her grave when he appeared at her memorial service!

[david forbes east dunbartonshire Sep 2, 2007 1:52:41 PM]

We had just came out of a wedding reception at about 12.30am in the Sword Hotel in Stirling (which is no longer there). Upon getting into the car to drive home, the radio was turned on. I remember there was a stunned silence after all the celebrating and hilarity. We had to travel almost 20 miles home and not a word was said, as if Diana was somehow a family member. One of these moments that you will always remember where you were. A tragic accident or a conspiracy, the jury's still out after a decade

[Ian High Wycombe Sep 2, 2007 11:11:19 AM]

I had just moved in to my appartment in the north of Israel when a friend called me and told me to open the news.
I flicked between Sky,CNN and others watching the story unfold.
I think that her death brought out the amount of feeling we all have for those that try to do good. She tried from a position of wealth to help others and she is not alone in that, just like live aid etc.
I think the lesson that should have been learnt, still has not been. We remember her but not others like Mother Teressa (Nigels comment) and if we have learnt from our death then we should be reminding people every year of those that try to do good for others on the aniversary of their deaths.
So maybe Sky can start the ball rolling by adding a day for Mother Teressa too!

[Joey Meone' Sep 2, 2007 7:08:18 AM]

I was actually bowling w/a girl - diana! Strange we heard the news & continued to bowl _ we don't understand the hype of this - this was an anorexic, self-absorbed, petty, little woman who apparently cared more about dodi than her children. What the big deal - there are thousands of insincere people like this!

[Ellie Scotland Sep 1, 2007 9:07:54 PM]

My seven year old daughter woke me up to complain that they'd put off the children's programmes because "Princess Diana has died." I remember asking her if she was sure as it seemed so unlikely.
Work the next day was surreal with people talking of nothing else.

[Merylin Broughton Sep 1, 2007 5:51:51 PM]

I reside in Cape Town South Arica,on the morning of Diana death,my alarm clock went off at about 6:30am and i briefly heard that the \princess of Wales had been involved in a car accident in Paris,but she was injured but ok!!!It was freezing cold and i ran through to the main lounge to switch on the Tv for an update and then i heard the terrible news that Diana had died,i just could not believe it!!to be honest i thought that i was dreaming so i called my sister and asked her to switch her telly on to see if she was getting the same information as i,infortunately she confirmed the dreaded news!!,it has now been 10years,it seems like it just happened and i still mourn for her!! Diana was not perfect but she was humane and she was just a wonderful person that loved her family and her charities,i am still so so sad 10 years later and i look at her two beautiful sons and i cannot imagine what they must still be going through,to have lost their beloved Mom and now that they have both achieved so much,they must surely still long for her laughter and her warmth,God Bless them both.

[Carol York Sep 1, 2007 2:25:57 PM]

We were in bed when my eldest son who was then 12 came running up the stairs at about 8am shouting MAM Mam message on Nicklelodeon you have to turn to sky news Princess Diana dead. I shot up in bed and said dont be daft and ran down the stairs to turn the t.v over and sat their in shock with tears running down my face. RIP Diana. To the people who slate Diana remember she was a Mam first and what she did do and not what she didnt. Diana was the human face of the Royals vulnerable loving and still, other than her sons, the only genuine humanity in the royal family who was treated appallingly RIP the people Princess

[Suzie Gibb Spain Sep 1, 2007 10:22:05 AM]

Hello
Have you all forgotten that a great guy also passed away with Diana so we should remember Dodi also.
Diana was a very unique lady who lives on in her son's.
Both these boys are a credit to her.
I have no loyalty to the Royals other than to Harry, William and lets remember Diana's friend Fergie, May she live on and have a happy life out of the public eye.
To those who think the world will draw a line under Diana's memory, get a life, this lady will be remembered forever.
Diana's death is at the hands of others, not sure if it was planned as Dodi's father says however, those photographers should be charged with causing her death, had they not chased the vehicle she and Dodi would be here today, no one dies in an accident this way unless another causes it and I hope they meet their maker.
Let us bless Diana and Dodi xxxx

[Joe Hardy Castleford Sep 1, 2007 7:15:42 AM]

i was in my mams car doing some errands for my dad, and on all the raido stations was the news over and over and over... and that bloody song candle in the wind! still 10 years later people are still on about it, yea it was sad... but things like this happen everyday to ppl... but its time to MOVE ON!

[beverlee marbella españa Sep 1, 2007 4:55:18 AM]

We were living in South Africa at the time and just returned from holidays in Durban very late the night before. My husband woke me up very early to say there had been a car cash in Paris and at first I was very annoyed and said so what, then I realised who was involved and we sat watching the TV. When I went to gym later on everyone was talking about it and obviously very upset. She was slso very loved in South Africa.

[ema london Sep 1, 2007 3:04:36 AM]

ive never understood why people have this thing where they talk about diana for a few weeks and then shes not mentioned for ages n then she comes back again

yea id understand uno like havin stuf about her commin up at the 10th year sence bt like its every year

she was one person in a world with billions of people just like her i think the world needs 2 get over her sooner or l8r

[Jiagi, london Aug 31, 2007 4:48:12 PM]

Can't believe you showed the picture of Diana having the oxygen mask put on, insensitive and uncalled for......you've got the publicity you were obviously looking for

[Jim Silberman Aug 31, 2007 3:44:11 PM]

I live in New York City. My wife woke me around 7:00 AM NY time and I recall exactly what she said: "Do you want to hear something sad? Princess Diana died." I asked how and she told me "in a car crash in Paris." I still have her funeral on video tape. What's interesting is how sad I still become when I think of the tragedy of her life and the manner of her death.

[billy Aug 31, 2007 2:52:30 PM]

god bless you diana no one in life is perfect but all the things you did were with your heart in my eyes you were a very special lady and will always be remembered

[Grahame Priest Aug 31, 2007 2:27:25 PM]

I'd just returned from a scuba diving trip in Thailand and was at Paddington waiting for a train in a coffee shop. There was a woman opposite me talking on the phone to a friend who was delivering the news to her, and I watched as she visibly crumpled in grief. It was then I gathered from her converse that Diana had died.

I think that for many, Diana embodied a spirit of compassion and that's an admirable thing. But for many others, compassion equates to over-emotional hyperbole. Diana's death seems to me to have taken the cork out of an overfull bottle of emotion. Expressing how we 'feel' is now seen as a virtue instead of self-indulgence, when of course the truth lies between the two. I feel sad for Diana and her family - but I don't mourn her. I didn't know her.

[lara.Marseille Aug 31, 2007 2:23:10 PM]

One week before her death ,500 people were killed by terrorists in Algeria ,but one did talk about it.That's why,i would say the whole world did overreacted at the death of one person(i recoconize,that she was amazing woman),but why this injustice.And,i blame the media for that.Doesn't matter whrere i was..

[Rose, Co Cork, Ireland Aug 31, 2007 2:19:51 PM]

I was finishing a night shift driving a taxi when I heard the news. I walked into the taxi base and to my amazement there were half a dozen drivers actually crying for her. In Ireland!!!! Even though she never came here she touched this country as well.

[Lucidlupin Aug 31, 2007 1:18:47 PM]

I couldnt agree more with Nigel's post-well said. I think this privileged person has received far too much attention and acclaim having said that I the dead cannot put forward their case - I wish the media would just drop the spin & hype.

[Lou, Hull Aug 31, 2007 12:49:37 PM]

I woke up with a hangover and watched the news with a cup of tea. I still think the same as I did back then when I was 18. I didn't know her. I never got upset. Sure she did great amounts of charity work etc, but then, so do a lot of people. Just because she was a Royal she got lots of press coverage. The whole country is in mourning (still) for someone they don't know. Big over-reaction.

[caroline kendryna Aug 31, 2007 12:48:57 PM]

ive been praying every nite to maddie and talking to her serch she is inside a very bright place with big wall outside serch there could be wheare she was taken from the outside everything looks normal

[Gina, Serbia Aug 31, 2007 11:32:09 AM]

In the same day when Princess Diana died I found out that I was pregnant. I had mix emotions, I cried for happiness because of my baby and for sadness that such a wonderful person has left this world. God bless her sons for keeping the memory of their mother alive.

[Suzanne Duff Dublin Ireland Aug 31, 2007 11:25:36 AM]

Compassion is a wonderful and precious thing,it is obvious that Diana visibly showed this to the many people she gave so much of her short life to.This is one of the reasons why she is so loved

[Suzanne Duff Dublin Ireland Aug 31, 2007 11:12:57 AM]

Diana was visibly a very warm compassionate person who was also a great Mum to the Princes, she will never be forgotten by the many people who loved her and admired her understanding of people in great need. God BLESS YOU DIANA, the Peoples Princess.

[mojacar almeria Aug 31, 2007 11:11:32 AM]

I had the news on doing my husbands boild in bed for a treat,when i heard it on the news i took the eggs to my husband crying he said what is a matter i told him and we were both in shock.
I still say she was killed if ever we have Camella for queen I will never respect the Royls again.

[Nigel - Sandhurst Aug 31, 2007 10:35:13 AM]

Ten years ago Mother Teressa Died - a lady who SHOULD be remembered for her life long service to poverty and the needy.
Ten years ago Diana Died - a lady who should only be remebered as a self indulgent "royal" who only participated in charity work to maintain her title.