Diana: Story of a Princess
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Sheffield, Davina 20
Simmons, Simone 251, 323, 324
Simpson, Wallis (later Duchess of Windsor) 254, 339, 341
Sitanala, near Jakarta 195
Sky News 295
Slade, Christopher Mitford 168
Sleep, Wayne 143
‘Sloane Rangers’ 27, 29
Sloane Ranger’s Handbook 29
Smith family 8
Snell, Kate 334
Snettisham 202
Snow, Jon 360–61, 369–70
So You Think You Know about Royalty? (royal quiz show) 71
Soames family 37
Soames, Lord 45
Soames, Nicholas 52, 54, 57, 59, 125, 148, 244, 285–6
Soul, David 186
Special Branch 367
Spencer, 6th Earl (Diana’s great-grandfather) 2
Spencer, Albert Edward John, 7th Earl (‘Jack’; Diana’s grandfather) 2–3, 16, 24
Spencer, Charles, 9th Earl (Diana’s brother)
birth 5
education 5
and Althorp 24
Diana admires 53
house in Cape Town 295
accuses the media 358
pledge at Diana’s funeral xii, 374
Spencer, Lady Cynthia (Diana’s grandmother) 3, 4
Spencer, Frances see Shand Kydd, Frances
Spencer, Jane see Fellowes, Jane
Spencer, John (Diana’s brother) 4
Spencer, Johnny, 8th Earl (Diana’s father)
meets and marries Frances 4
army career 4
gains custody of his children 6
divorce from Frances 6
life at Park House 9
succeeds as earl 16
brain haemorrhage 23–4
pleased with the Charles-Diana relationship 36
and Diana’s wedding 77, 81, 82, 84
death 229
Spencer, Raine, Countess 49, 55–6
marries Johnny 16
reforms at Althorp 16, 24
relationship with Diana 16–17
and Johnny’s brain haemorrhage 23–4
and Diana’s wedding 79
and Mohamed Al Fayed 329
Spencer, Robert (Johnny’s cousin) 7, 21, 31, 36, 55–7, 77, 121, 123
Spencer, Robert, 1st Earl 14, 24
Spencer, Sarah (Diana’s sister) 3
birth 4
education 5
Diana admires her 9
musicality 13
relationship with Raine 16–17
and Prince Charles 21, 23
and the press 23, 47
finds Diana a flat 26
anorexia 72, 119
Spencer family
buys peerage from James I 14
wealth founded on wool and meat 14
pedigree 14–15
Althorp conference (1693) 15
support of the Royal Family 15, 57
Spencer House, St James’s Palace, London, ‘Jack’s inheritance 2–3
Spitting Image (television satirical programme) 146–7, 240
Squidgygate 188–9, 194, 202, 217, 239–40, 276
Stambolian, Christina 262
State Opening of Parliament 97, 130
Stéphan, Judge Hervé 346
Stevens, Muriel 17–19
Stibbe, Giles 168
Sting 373
Stoppard, Tom 135–6
The Story of Prince Charles and Lady Diana 71
Stott, Richard 119, 229, 240–41, 242, 243, 247, 259
Stowell Park 31
Sun newspaper 48, 72, 94, 119, 192, 227, 244, 262, 264, 277-8, 335, 365
Cowdray Park photo 32, 39–40
Braemar scoop 38–40
Murdoch buys 50
celebrates Diana’s wedding 86
first stories of Diana’s rows with Charles 92
and Diana’s fall at Sandringham 101, 103
Diana tapes 188, 189, 190, 239–40
Woodward coma story 198–9, 203
Morton writes on Camilla 207
the golf club incident 209
Camilla’s relationship with 249–50
increased sales with a Diana story 267
the Panorama interview 287
and the accident 349–50, 352, 358
Sunday Express 358
Sunday Mirror 50, 66, 136, 301, 331, 335, 336
Sunday Telegraph 154
Sunday Times 20, 77, 161, 216, 226, 227, 231, 232, 238, 239, 258, 277, 310
Taj Mahal, India 224–5
Tate Gallery, London 211
Tatler magazine 29
Taverner, John 375
Taylor, Bryce 258–9
Teresa, Mother 224, 327
Testino, Mario 323
Tetbury 73, 97, 100
TFI 360
Thatcher, Margaret, Baroness 62, 78–9, 84, 112
13/18th Royal Hussars 168, 169
Thornton, Penny 217
Thorpe Park, Surrey 206, 210
Tidworth Ground 168
Time magazine 124, 138, 161–2
The Times 60, 83, 136, 154, 260, 287
Today newspaper 175, 238
Today (Radio 4 programme) 155, 232
Toffolo, Joseph 282
Toffolo, Oonagh 251, 282, 323
Tokyo 147
Toronto 211
Travnic 336
Travolta, John 138
Treasure Houses of Britain exhibition, Washington 137–41
Trimming, Colin 147
Trinity College, Cambridge 88, 114
Trocadero Centre, London 254
Trooping of the Colour 71, 150
Tryon, 2nd Baron 74
Tryon, Anthony, Lord 46, 74
Tryon, Lady Dale (‘Kanga’; née Harper) 46, 49, 74, 120
Turning Point 248
Twigg, Stephen 223, 236
United Cerebral Palsy Fund 280–81, 288
United States of America 134, 274, 281, 309, 326–8
Utah 281
Vacani, Madame Betty 24–5
Vail, Colorado 245
Val Claret, French Alps 25
van Cutsem family 37, 125, 239
van der Post, Sir Laurens 88, 90, 112, 115
Van Dyck, Anthony 3, 16
van Velden, Jan 131
Vanity Fair 134, 135–6, 146, 147, 192, 248, 249, 262, 323
Venezuela 64
Verdi, Giuseppe: Requiem 35
Victoria, Queen 15
Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington 97
Vogue magazine 61, 326
Wade, Judy 94–5, 121, 123, 130, 225, 248, 265–6
Waitangi 124
Wales, Charles and Diana tour 93–7
Walesa, Lech 325
Walker, Penny 13–14, 16, 21, 22, 58
Wallace, Anna 31, 158
Walters, Barbara 83, 327–8
Ward, Tracy 157
Ward-Jackson, Adrian 211, 213, 223
Warrington bomb attack 254
Washington 64, 137–42, 326–8
Washington Post 316
Watson, Milo 168
Wellesley, Lady Jane 20
Welsh Guards 375
Wembley Stadium, London 133
West, Hazel 149, 150
West Heath, Sevenoaks, Kent 13–14, 17, 21, 58
Westmacott, Peter 195
Westminster Abbey, London 70
Johnny and Frances marry 4
Diana ‘practises’ in 51–2
Diana’s funeral xii, 373–5
Westminster, Duchess of 112
Wharfe, Ken 159, 162, 259
Whitaker, James 38, 66, 107, 108, 118, 119
White House, Washington 138, 353
Whiteland, Paddy 144
White’s Club, London 74, 76
Whitlam, Mike 259, 270, 304–5, 308–14, 316–17, 320, 321, 322, 336
William, Prince, in Paris 299
William the Conqueror 15
William III, King 15
William, Prince xii, 126,
327, 342, 365
birth and christening 111–12
visits Australia 121, 123
and Hewitt 157, 163
childhood 206, 323
education 207, 233, 376–7
golf club incident 208–10
Diana’s concerns 224
as possible heir to Elizabeth II 285
and the Berwick Street project 292
in St Tropez 330–31
Diana’s death and funeral 370–71
hopes for 378
Williams, Jodie 319, 321
Williamsburg 64
Wilson, A.N. 368–9
Wimbledon 72
Windsor Castle xiv, 44, 59, 73, 101, 243, 244
Windsor family 43, 86, 88, 137, 367, 370
Windsor Great Park 21, 153, 231
Windsor Horse Show 329
Wingfield, Kez 338, 343, 344, 345
Wintour, Anna 328
Woodbury Common 164
Woodward, Dean 198–9, 202–3, 237–8
Woodward, Ivy 198–9, 202
Woodward, Jane 198, 202–3
Woodward, John 203
Woolf, Virginia 231–2
Woomargama, New South Wales 122
Worcester, Marquis of 157
Work, Frances (Diana’s great-grandmother) 26
World at One (radio programme) 228
Wyatt, Steve 224
Yacoub, Sir Magdi 295
York 98
Young England kindergarten, Pimlico 27, 40–42
Yu, Lily Hua 251, 338
Zenezica 336
Zimbabwe 257
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