by Tim Clayton
‘Love in the Sidings’ story 50
the old guard 51, 101, 195
Diana’s engagement 62
Diana moves to her own apartment 63
described 64, 78
gossip in 65
Mary Robertson attends a ball 78–9
the wedding 81, 82, 85
the start of Diana’s marriage 97–8
‘Camillagate’ 247
and Diana’s death 363, 364, 370
Budleigh Salterton 164
Burke’s Peerage 178
Burnet, Sir Alastair 136
Burrell, Paul 342
Bush, Barbara 212
Bush, George 139, 212
Bute, Earl of 276
Butt, Marc 348
Caernarfon Castle 94
Cambodia 309
Cambridge University 114
Camillagate 150, 240–42, 247, 276
Campbell, Alastair 362, 367, 368, 370, 372
Campbell, Lady Colin 102, 235
Diana in Private 228
Canada 97, 127, 200, 209–10, 309, 320
Canal Plus (France) xi
Cannadine, David 237
Cape Town 295
Capitol Radio 177
Captains and Subalterns Cup 168, 169
Carey, George, Archbishop of Canterbury 290
Carling, Julia 281, 282
Carling, Will 281, 282
Carmarthen 95
Caroline, Queen 277
Carter, Graydon 147, 262, 328
Carter, Sharon 212
Carter Brown, J. 137, 138, 141–2
Cartland, Barbara 12, 49
CBS 71, 83, 360
Ceausescu, Elena 183
Ceausescu, Nicolae 183
Centrepoint project, London 291–2, 304, 376
Chalker, Lynda 253
Chapel Royal, St James’s Palace 362
Chapman, Victor 121, 123
Charles, Caroline 131
Charles, HRH The Prince of Wales
Diana idolises 19, 21, 22, 24, 63
nickname (‘Action Man’) 19–20
appearance 3
lifestyle 20–21, 38
personality 21, 38, 54, 129, 130
and Sarah Spencer 21, 23
death of Lord Mountbatten 26, 32, 34
Diana aims to marry 26, 30
polo-playing 31–2, 76–7, 128, 141, 162, 225–6, 231
starts to go out with Diana 35, 36–7, 40
start of relationship with Camilla 44–5
naval career 44
education 53, 88, 100, 114
relationship with his father 53, 54
relationship with his mother 53
and the press 39, 56
engaged to Diana 59–60, 62–3, 65
bracelet for Camilla 75, 77, 79
argues with Diana over Camilla 75–6
his wedding 81–6
tour of Wales 93–7
and Diana’s fall 101–3
love letters 101
birth of William 111–12
social and cultural issues 114–15
architecture speech 128–9
‘Camillagate’ 149, 240–42, 247, 276
resumes relationship with Camilla 149, 160–62
fortieth birthday party 166–7
broken arm 196–7
the golf club incident 207–9
separation 245
admits adultery 260–61, 284
Diana seeks to deny him office xii, 284
and the accident 352, 356–7, 359, 360–62
mourners unimpressed with him 364, 369–70
Charteris, Martin 86
Chartres, Richard 85
Chelsea Harbour Club 266, 282
Cheltenham 66
Chequers 322
Cheam preparatory school 100
Chesterfield 98
Chevènement, Pierre 351, 352, 354–5
Chez Benoît restaurant, Paris 344
Chicago 295, 306
Chile 376
Chipp, David 100–101, 231–2, 2–33
Chiswick Family Refuge 248
Christie’s 327
Churchill, Sir Winston 57
Cirencester 196
Cirencester Polo Club 45
City Hospital 199
City of London 97
Civil List 244
Civil War 15
Clarence House, London 254
pro-Diana sentiment 43
Diana stays in 63
Diana’s wedding 79, 81, 82
Clarke, Jeremiah 84
Clarke, Mary
becomes nanny to Charles and Diana 7
meets Diana 7–8
Brancaster beach visits 9–11
Diana’s childhood vision of the future 12–13
and Diana’s finishing school 22
Clarkson, Wensley 50
Clinton, Bill 322
Clinton, Hillary 327
Clun Handicap, Ludlow 44
CNN 360, 373
Cojean, Annick 324–6, 340–41, 360, 363
Colborne, Michael 75
one of Diana’s closest friends at the Palace 69
Diana’s anger and boredom 92
Charles angry with 93
leaves royal service 127
Cold War 172
Coldstream Guards 62
Colherne Court, London (No.60) 26–7, 30, 59, 60, 65, 271
College of Heralds 14
Colorado 281
Colthurst, Dominique 218, 220, 251
Colthurst, Dr James 25, 192–4, 205, 208, 213, 216–22, 251
Combermere Barracks, Windsor 151
Conran, Jasper 131
Conservative Party 322
Constantine, King 112
Cook, Robin 322, 353
Cooke, Alistair 123
Cornish, Francis 69
Cornwall, Duchy of 76
Corsica 334
Court Circular 254
Coutts & Company 35
Cowdray Park 31, 32
Cowes regatta 36
Craig-Harvey, Lucinda 26
Crawford, Geoffrey 260, 291
Cruise, Tom 373
Cuito, Angola 312, 313, 314, 316
D-day fiftieth anniversary 271
Dagley, Evelyn 86, 148
Daily Express 273
Daily Mail 4, 49, 120, 178, 206, 212, 221, 224, 226, 227, 228, 260, 268, 275, 282, 365
Daily Mirror 50, 118, 119, 139, 231, 239, 240, 241, 258–60, 262, 279, 280, 358
Daily Star 38, 107, 118, 134
Daily Telegraph 204, 234, 257–8, 308
Dallas (television programme) 145
Daniels, Myriah 338
Darenth Park 17–19, 94, 111, 186
de Pass, Commander Robert 31
de Pass, Philip 31
Dee River 37, 39
Deedes, Bill 308, 336
Deeside Leisure Centre 94
Delorm, René 344
Demarchelier, Patrick 243
Dempster, Nigel 49, 120, 178, 205, 212
Department of the Environment III
Despensers 15
Devorik, Robert 339
Diana, Princess of Wales
birth 4–5
feels unwanted 5
education 7–8, 13–14, 21, 22–3, 28, 181
appearance 8, 11, 13, 18, 25, 27, 31, 32, 34, 56, 66, 67, 72, 83, 94, 112, 131, 140, 263, 339
admiration for sister Sarah 9
‘unhappy childhood’ claim 12
‘Duch’ nickname 14
becomes ‘Lady Diana’ 16
relationship with Raine 16–1 7
visits to Darenth Park 17–19, 94, 111
her laughter 18
idolises Prince Charles 19, 21, 22, 24, 63
aims to marry Prince Charles 26, 30
becomes a ‘Sloane Ranger’ 26–7, 29
at the Young England kindergarten 27, 40
first nanny job 27–8
relationship with James Gilbey 30
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p; starts to go out with Charles 35, 36–7, 40
engaged to Charles 59–60, 62–3, 65
first public engagement 63–4
bulimia 72, 89–90, 93, 98, 100, 116, 153, 216, 252–3
argues with Charles over Camilla 75–6
lunches with Camilla before the wedding 1–2, 76
the wedding 81–6
first pregnancy 93, 97, 101–3, 108
tour of Wales 93–7
suspicions about Camilla 98, 116, 125–6
the fall at Sandringham 101–3, 106, 235
birth of William 111–12
Borderline Personality Disorder issue xiii, 115–18, 178
birth of Harry 128
Holden champions 130
and fashion 130–32
pranks with Sarah Ferguson 145–6, 212
relationship with James Hewitt 149–59, 163–72, 175, 212–13, 179
and AIDS patients xii, 158–61, 195, 257, 301–303
New York visit 173–85, 195
Squidgygate 188–9, 194, 202, 217, 239–40
self-improvement regime 190–92
leprosy hospital visit 195–6
plans a divorce 196, 200
healing touch 198–9
story of Diana and Hewitt breaks 205–6
the golf club incident 207–9
thirtieth birthday 211
Morton’s biography xiii, 216–23
and astrology 217–19
death of her father 229
separation 245
privacy scandal 258–60, 279–80
retirement from public life 260
and the paparazzi 264–70
romance with Hasnat Khan 282–3, 294–6, 300–301, 324, 333–6
Panorama interview (1995) xii, 19, 283–7, 288, 290, 291, 293
divorce terms 292–3, 303–4
loses her HRH title 304
gives up a hundred charities 304–6, 307
landmines campaign xii, 308–21, 326, 336, 340
relationship with Dodi 332–42
the crash 343–57
reactions to her death 361–72
funeral xii, 372–5
personality 271
aristocratic 149
communicator 18–19
determination 106
empathy 125, 318
flirtatiousness 48, 69, 127–8, 148
interest in others 25, 106, 177
liveliness 14, 271
naïvety 34, 191
sense of humour 106
shyness 48, 67, 73, 83, 131
spontaneity 88–9, 106
Didcot railway station 188
Dimbleby, Jonathan 115, 205, 243, 258
documentary about Prince Charles 255, 261–2, 263, 284
The Prince of Wales 44, 56, 89, 102, 103–4, 110, 116–17, 238, 255–7, 258, 274, 277
Dimbleby, Richard 258
Dimbleby Lectures 258
Diplomatic Protection Squad 148
Diplomatic Service 69
Disney, Walt 14
Disney World, Florida 258
Divine Right of Kings 186
Dole, Elizabeth 326–7
Dorzee, Sébastien 348
Douglas, Sue 227
Dourneau, Philippe 334, 344, 345
Draper, Derek 366, 370, 371
Drayton, Frances 173, 174, 176–7, 181–5, 187
Dunne, Philip 157
Dynasty (television programme) 145
Eastwood, Clint 138
Eaton Hall 38
The Economist 154
Edward, HRH Prince 14, 65
visits Park House II
and It’s a Royal Knockout! 153–4
walks among Diana’s mourners 370
Edward VII, King 2
Edward VIII, King (later Duke of Windsor) 38, 254, 339, 341
Edwards, Arthur 32, 38–42, 60, 102–3, 107, 108, 109, 121, 122, 131, 216, 311, 319–20, 331, 350
Edwards, Bob 50
Egypt 87, 90, 229
Eleuthera, Bahamas 107–9
Eliot, T.S.: The Waste Land 88
Elizabeth, Queen, the Queen Mother 88, 188, 212, 235, 254
friendship with Lady Fermoy 3, 42
attends Johnny and Frances’s wedding 4
Diana stays with 42
and Diana’s wedding 81, 82, 84
Diana on 249
Elizabeth II, Queen 130
her annus horribilis (1992) xii, 244, 245
Lady Spencer a lady-in-waiting 3
attends Johnny and Frances’s wedding 4
Charles defers to 37
relationship with Charles 53
and the press 56
urges Charles to make a decision 56, 57
shot at 71
Diana’s wedding 82, 84, 85
and Diana’s behaviour at Balmoral 91
on walkabouts 94
and press harassment of Diana 100–101, 107
and Diana’s fall at Sandringham 101, 102
sides with Charles against Diana 105
and William’s birth 112
Diana’s lateness 118–19
refuses to intervene over Camilla 162, 237
and the Andrew-Sarah separation 224
Charles-Diana separation discussed 239
Jephson’s reconciliation strategy 283, 286
urges Diana to have a rapid divorce 290
Diana’s death and funeral 352, 361–2, 365, 370–71,
Emanuel, David 61, 65, 69–70, 81, 82, 132
Emanuel, Elizabeth 61, 65, 69–70, 81, 82, 132
Emmanuel College, Cambridge 258
English, David 227
English National Ballet 304
Enniskillen 258
Ethiopia 133
Evans, Mayor Gwanwyn 95–6
Evening Standard 42, 139
Everett, Oliver 36, 69, 99, 126–7, 148
Fabiola, Queen 258
Falklands War 109–10, 256
Fawkes, Guy xii
Fayed, Dodi Al
romance with Diana 332–42
the crash 343–50, 352, 354
Fayed, Mohamed Al 329–32, 335, 336, 339, 342, 343–6, 359
Fayed family 337, 339
Fellowes, Jane (née Spencer; Diana’s sister) 3, 17, 36, 112
birth 4
education 5
stays with Frances in London 7
musicality 13
marries Robert 23
finds Diana a job 27
recommends Janet Filderman to Diana 105
Fellowes, Sir Robert (Diana’s brother-in-law) 23, 24, 112, 216, 222, 231, 233, 2–47, 355, 361–2
Fermoy, Edmund, Lord (Diana’s uncle) 66
Fermoy, Maurice Roche, Lord (Diana’s maternal grandfather) 3
Fermoy, Ruth, Lady (Diana’s maternal grandmother)
friendship with the Queen Mother 3, 6, 42
gives evidence against Frances 6
personality 6
concert pianist 13
chaperones Charles and Diana 35
warns Diana about the Royal Family 56
at Diana’s wedding 84
Filderman, Janet 105–6, 111, 112–13, 126, 197, 235–6, 252–3
Fincher, Jayne 48–9, 66–7, 73–4, 82, 94, 95, 96, 127–8, 131, 211, 225, 226, 242–3, 264, 265, 300, 373, 374
Fisher, Kelly 333, 334, 335, 337, 341
Fitzgerald, Chryssie 251
Fitzherbert, Maria 276, 277
Flecha da Lima, Lucia 230, 274, 281, 296, 297, 327, 334
Foreign Office 60, 68, 69, 195, 309, 353
Four Seasons Hotel, Milan 337
Four Seasons restaurant, New York 328, 329
France Soir 358–9
Fraser, Jason 333, 337
Fraser, Lady Antonia 83
Frost, David 83
Fulham, London 218, 219, 224
Fulham mortuary 361–2
Gaggliardone, Lino 348
Gainsborough, Thomas 3, 30
Gavin, Kent 118, 229, 2
32
Geldof, Bob 133
Geneva 271
George I, King 15
George III, King 277
George IV, King (as Prince of Wales) 276, 277
George V, King 87–8
George VI, King
befriended by Lord Fermoy 3
Diana’s father his equerry 4
Germany, Hewitt’s posting 171–2, 199, 213
Getty, Aileen 302, 303
Gibbons, Michael 323
Gibraltar 86
Gilbey, James
relationship with Diana 30, 240
the tapes 188–9, 194, 202, 217, 239–40
and Morton’s biography of Diana 223
Gloucester, Brigitte, Duchess of 112
Gloucester, Prince Richard,
Duke of 112
Goldsmith, Lady Annabel 171
Goldsmiths Hall, London 63
Good Morning America (ABC programme) 119
The Goon Show (BBC radio comedy series) 135
Gorbachev, Mikhail 325
Gordonstoun 53
Grace, Princess, of Monaco 63–4, 113
Graham, Katherine 326
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children, London 209, 210, 304
Gregard, Suzanne 333
Grosvenor, Gerald 21
Guildhall, London 97, 244
Halo Trust 315, 317
Hals, Frans 3
Ham Common, Surrey 171
Hammer, Armand 141
Handel, George Friederic 80
Hardie, Keir 38
Hardy, Nicholas 66
Harefield Hospital 306
Harlem Hospital, New York City 175
Harris, Beverley 95
Harris, Valerie 95
Harrods, London 329
Harry, Prince (Henry Charles Albert David) xii, 342
birth 128
christening 136
and Hewitt 157, 163
childhood 206, 234, 323
and the Berwick Street project 292
in Paris 299
in St Tropez 330
Diana’s death and funeral 370–71
Harvey, Anna 61, 131
Harvey, Glenn 264
Hastings, Max 204, 232, 256–8, 284
Hawn, Goldie 281
Head Line studio, Kensington 61
Headway 259–60
Hello! 267, 268
Help the Aged 257, 304
Henry Street shelter, New York City 173–6, 178, 181–2, 184, 193, 316, 322
Herbert, Harry 152
Hewitt, James 259, 272–3, 285
plays polo against Prince Charles 76–7
encounter with Diana 145
relationship with Diana 149–59, 163–72, 175, 190, 212–13, 279
postings in Germany 171–2, 199, 213
and the tapes 189
in the Gulf 199–201, 205–6, 272
News of the World story 206, 214
and Morton’s biography of Diana 222–3
and the media 272–4, 277, 278
on the Panorama interview 286–7
Hewitt, Shirley 155, 164, 200–201
Higgins, Stuart 188, 189, 204, 227–8, 232, 240, 249–50, 323–4, 352
Highgrove House 2, 98, 100, 109, 125, 196, 200
Prince Charles buys 44
marital discord at 144