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Today, Princess Diana’s brother, Earl Spencer, has claimed in a new memoir that King Charles said “we’ll forget her soon enough” in the wake of her death nearly 30 years ago. The Palace has pushed back unusually strongly
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Buckingham Palace has denied a claim by the brother of the late Princess Diana that King Charles III said she would soon be forgotten after her death.
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