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Channel 4 achieves largest documentary ratings since Benefits Street as millions tune in to watch Diana tapes

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7th August 2017
Channel 4 achieved its highest television ratings for the screening of a documentary in over three years on Sunday night after a peak audience of 4.1m tuned in to watch ‘Diana In Her Own Words’. Overall, the broadcaster won 16.4 per cent of the audience share with an average of 3.5m viewers tuning in to watch the controversial programme which has been Channel 4’s most watched…
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Prince Philip

The Daily Telegraph accidentally report the death of Prince Philip

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2nd August 2017
The Daily Telegraph accidentally reported that the Duke of Edinburgh died this morning when his obituary was published online. Instead of clicking the ‘save’ button when updating the obituary, it appears the newspaper accidentally pressed the publish button which made the article go live on their website and social media accounts. The pre-written article was posted under the headline…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Duchess of Cambridge appoints a new Private Secretary

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31st July 2017
The Duchess of Cambridge has appointed Catherine Quinn to be her new Private Secretary, replacing Rebecca Priestley who leaves in the Summer. Ms Quinn is currently Chief Operating Officer at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, and will take up her new position at Kensington Palace in October. In a statement, Kensington Palace said: “Catherine is a member of the Boards of the…
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British Royals

Earl Spencer says Diana's body has been targeted by gravediggers on four separate occasions

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26th July 2017
Earl Spencer has revealed that there have been four attempted break-ins to get access to the body of his sister, the late Diana, Princess of Wales. Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme, the Earl said that attempts had been made to steal or dig up her body four times in the past 20 years. He said: “We have had four attempted break-ins towards her body in the last 20 years.  I am very…
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