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Explore the troubled relationship between two royals in Diana vs. The Queen

Featuring interviews with Princess Diana’s personal secretary Patrick Jephson, biographers Andrew Morton and Christopher Wilson, and former Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond, the revealing documentary Diana vs. The Queen chronicles the tense relationship between Queen Elizabeth and her daughter-in-law.  Read More »

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