a. take diana again. she seems to suit you. talks too much and is a little intrusive but if you have nothing else, then well, well, thanks. don't worry nico, i will personally take into account all your wishes. thank you. bye. diana today you'll go with the paint, got it? fasten your tongue, it's we have who victoria speaks english , the beauty queen of the city of primorsky has her own royal dynasty, yes, and some kind of makeup, darling let's take her quickly to the stylists and to the photographer a photo, then to me personally. us here. come we are doing everything so that you know a little more about your health exercise are basic for the treatment and prevention of osteoarthritis of the knee and hip joint 400 mg, caffeine per day is a safe dose. this is about five servings, coffee a day, together with experts we tell about advances in medicine and science. our technique makes it possible to irradiate the tumor in a high dose so accurately in order to preserve all these structures and not harm it. the

a political issue. so she wasn't afraid of those. >> diana is now willing to take risks, and she was in a much more liberalition than the british government was. >> at 7:00 on wednesday, the decision by a diana, princess of wales to support a campaign against landmines is reported to have angered ministers. >> it was a junior cabinet minister who said he did not feel that diana should be on a campaign like this, and she was siding with the party. which is a complete no being party political for a member even in a strange member of the political party. i stopped in front of diana. >> they said you are a loose cannon by supporting this campaign, do you have any reaction to that? >> i'm trying to highlight a problem going on all around the world, that's all . >> it's been said that you are aligning yourself with later policy? >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> we need to move on. >> i'm really about to burst into tears now. who said i'm a loose cannon? >> that really upset diana because she was doing a really good job out there, she insisted she had not been worried about the debate back home that

diana in a pretty aggressive fashion that she was mentally unwell, distorting the truth. that's essentially -- that's calling her a liar. >> they were trying to muddy the waters around diana. they were trying to takewer. >> it does actually shock me that to this day a lot of people, particularly those close to the royal establishment, will still tell you princess diana was not up to the job that she was mentally fragile. i've got to say, given the circumstances she found herself, the pressures she was under, princess diana is one of the sanest people i've ever met. >> ladies and gentlemen, i have it on very good authority that the quest for perfection our society demands can leave the individual gasping for breath at every turn. >> diana's response to these despicable attempts to paint her as in some way mentally inadequate was that she took that weapon and turned it back on them. >> she was a real radical and a real pioneer. she stood up and said, this is what i know about bulimia, it's unbelievably brave for someone in princess diana's position to speak up about eating disorders, given that these were very stigmatized, taboo topics. >> that empowers other women to seek the help that they would n

a line. ♪ >>> during that five-month period before the wedding, diana knows she's not the first choice, but she is the acceptable choice, for charles. >> diana says that she overheard prince charles while he was takingh the door that he was telling camilla that he loved her. it must have been incredibly devastating for diana, and very humiliating. diana was already beginning to project into the future that this other emotional love affair was going to continue. they moved in exactly the same circles. they were all part of the same group of friends. camilla just remained this unignorable background hum in everybody else's life. >> but she doesn't back down. she doesn't shy away from that. she really recognizes that she has a power here, and she's going to use it. >> diana was realizing, you have to become the heroine of your own story. like a princess in a fairytale. >> the best place for diana to start was the creation of the wedding dress to end all wedding dresses. >> david and elizabeth emanuel set up their fashion business in london's brook street in 1977. all their designs are individual. if you have a dress made here, you won't see anyone else wearing the same thing. >> i was in the studio doi

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. >> diana's decision to confront camilla was sort of a breakthrough for her. >> from this point on, diana becomes increasingly disillusioned with the sham that is her marriage. she is about to takeers civility. here you have her husband the future king of england in love with someone else. >> she was like a tinder box waiting to explode. >> isn't it normal to feel angry and want to change a situation that is hurting you? >> this was her going totally rogue. she was risking it all. not knowing where it would lead. >> diana is effectively planting a bomb under the royal family. she wanted her truth to be told. >>> marriage offers stability. >> diana is in a loveless marriage and really is living a lie. >> for many of these marriages, reality fails to live up to expectations. >> here you have her husband, the future king of england, in love with someone else. amongst the aristocracy, that was the norm. >> but whose norm is it?

a way. they'd been taken out of the box of monarchy and they'd been made modern. and we'll see the benefit of diana's legacy when william comes to -- when a new order takes shape. s still in diana's hands. >> diana was the people's princess. and will chose one of those people to be his bride. >> william and kate, they have to be the rock that keeps the house of windsor trundling down the historical highway. but they also know the world will be a very different place for their children and for them by the time they come to the throne. >> will and kate are are definitely modernizing the face of the royal family, and i think part of that is how accessible they are, how relatable they are. >> i think in william we have someone who diana told me felt the burden of kinship he weigh very, he have heavily on his shoulders but who is really stepping up to the mark, who has all of her empathy with people and a modern way of doing things as she had, and has the makings of a great king. >> first time here. not the last. >> william and kate are more emblematic than anybodies of the way the royal family has adjusted and incorporated the best of diana. >> harry of course is on

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lou anne, but it's even more complicated with victoria that the there's because she's a ready using take talk with diana. so go on, prepare, completed pascaner. sometimes she's in her room while i'm doing something else. oh, i imagine that she is playing or reading, but in reality, most she has my phone or i pad in hand her off at o will to defer late, but it's not the same as having a t v in the middle of the room where you can see exactly what she's watching. it's much more in said u. s. s. yes. it feel that his greens have really invaded our lives and on everywhere were in every room of the house. and then i mean, oh, so it's much harder to control. ha, a call. 20 ah, it's not easy for parents to control the allure of social media by the age of 11. more than half of children are already on a social network. ah, to help children break away from stereotypes and build self confidence, some organizations are trying to intervene in secondary schools. dealt with all of all. i'm a show of hands. tell you what to stories on instagram and who prefer stories from celebrity that i do. oh wow, caught both becaus

a snap spokesperson declined to comment to "the verge" about the layoffs. >>> well, still to come here, we will take you to london as people remember princess diananiversary of her death. >>> first, a quick look at wall street after stocks tumbled for a third straight day. straight . why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. when you help heal your skin from within, you can change how your skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent

diana yearned for a normal life. back then, the bodyguard for princess diana, prince william and prince harry. >> from day one, she will takeschool. she didn't want them in a room in a palace. she wanted them to be out with their own peer group and shopping in the street and going to theme parks because what their own friends did. >> reporter: and exposing them to another side of britain, taking them to homeless shelters. prince william wrote about it in june saying i was 11 when i first visited a homeless shelter with my mother who was determined to shine a light on an overlooked misunderstood problem. diana opened the country's first aids unit shaking hands with one of the patients determined to break the stigma of hiv/aids and campaigned against land mines. >> trying to highlight a problem that's going all around the world. >> causes her children still champion today. and teaming up with a former rugby star earlier this year encouraging people to get tested for hiv. >> what my mum started all those years ago was creating empathy and understanding. >> reporter: diana was just 36 when she died, tragically killed in a paris

a perfect point of view back. it would have been plate on the table for me. diana wanted her to take a snapshot because she both so cute. look at me. breath ill. social media has turned us all into brand ambassadors of happiness and beautiful moments instagram, a bull propaganda. can you look at me? oh, that's cute. they go. delight toasty. nice little moments and share them with others. south africa could yep, sounds a bit cheesy, but it's true or not. is it visa mindful moments of joy throughout the day? can he budget even if they might not be representative of a 24 hour day with 4 children in a small apartment? if you're in that sense, it's a beautiful said the tires in mister maha ackerman. well, i'll let it this one a bit low as, as the said, even you on pre social media reinforces this idea of a society where people are consumed with the pursuit of happiness as could it's, yeah, it's a kind of tyranny of happiness on display is equal fall is, was basically this happiness algorithm, te, telling you that you have to succeed at all costs when you, buddha is reinforced and even created by social media. if them o

government says nearly a third of the country, some 116,000 square miles is contaminated by explosives. they predict it could take a decade to mark the land as safe. when princess dianabeing too political by calling for a lead by bad. i’m being too political by calling for a lead by bad.— for a lead by bad. i'm trying to highlight _ for a lead by bad. i'm trying to highlight a _ for a lead by bad. i'm trying to highlight a problem - for a lead by bad. i'm trying to highlight a problem that| for a lead by bad. i'm trying l to highlight a problem that is going on around the world. she didn't live _ going on around the world. she didn't live to _ going on around the world. she didn't live to see _ going on around the world. she didn't live to see the legacy of what is her work. just three months after her death and international treaty to ban landmines was introduced and was side by 164 arteries. the lead she once stood on eventually became part of a city, herson eventually became part of a city, her son would retrace her steps 22 years later. nearly 50 years after the native american actress sacheen littlefeather was booed off stage at the oscars, she's received an apo

with a 3% drop today. >>> home builder stocks sinking as well in reaction to jay powell diana olick has a look at the biggest movers there hi, diana. >> hey, mike yeah, the home builders are taking it hard with the itb, which includes lowe's and home de depot, off 4%. d.r. horton, lennar, even toll brothers that had been higher on remarks that they were seeing renewed buyer interest in the last few weeks while powell didn't say anything about housing specifically, he did talk about maintaining restrictive policy stance for some time and that means higher rates. mortgage rates don't follow the fed exactly but are influenced by fed policy. they loosely follow the yield on the 10-year treasury and that yield spiked way up during the speech, came up sharply right after. we actually saw mortgage rates pull back a little bit in july and the first part of august, likely why toll saw that bump, but they began climbing sharply in anticipation of this speech today. mike >> yeah, diana powell's comments about long period of restrictive policy certainly having an effect i think also perhaps there may have been some folks wondering if he would give a nod in the direction of the pain that's a

. >> cue we're going to talk about princess diana it's 25 years since she died and a new documentary takes8:14 now with the documentary taking viewers inside the life of princess diana in an unprecedented way. >> it's called "the princess" it premiers on hbo. we'll get a first look with the team behind it. >> and international correspondent keir simmons is here. >> can you believe two and a half decades since princess diana died there have been many documentaries about princess diana but this one is unique immersive they call it the film makers have used tv clips and video archive from the diana years to trace her life and transport you back to that royal era. >> the princess has been the best thing to happen to the monarchy in centuries. >> did you get to see her? >> yes. >> she's big news everywhere. >> princess diana was a global icon, millions feeling connected to her, even before the era of social media. >> the tormented marriage are giving the media little else to talk about. >> now a documentary called "the princess" is turning back the clock. laying out key events in her life as th

diana quit them. i'm in the most likely take that off to put a gun when just wasn't because of a to give away. so there will be multiple floor, but almost for sure. with scholarship also for about a 1000000 in us. it is, all i don't in the unit is show a lot of shit in the mission of show show should be, wouldn't be with cash was a short survey. it will be a little more than that. i will be with them. a lot of them are with more than the savannah, so can you really sure with, for just a way with crucial for these him for those other videos, for with both a good a for anything to mention the a concord about music going to pass on my car from truth boyish with a, with for only one main thing is important. not as an internationally speaking to that is that nation's because up allowed to do anything. all the mazda races, the reason us head gemini is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the country, or is business and business is good and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. with today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions foreign companies, quitti

diana. take care and thank you for such a detailed analysis. we will follow up on your materials.w schools and whether you will study remotely from ukraine or abroad or are you one of those who are preparing to teach ukrainian children, write to us in the comments under this issue on youtube or on facebook, your thoughts on history are very important to us. and we will monitor how september 1 began tomorrow and this you can find all the news for today, more history on our website bbc.ua and on our pages in social networks, and you can turn on our program tomorrow exactly at nine o'clock kyiv time from anywhere in the world, if you have an allergy, the drug cetrin will help relieve breathing and get rid of itchy eyes and watery eyes - cetrin specifically blocks histamine receptors and usually starts to protect against allergies

residents of occupied mariupol, who may now see me on social networks, take a close look at photo of the children: 14-year-old diana , eight-year-old etori and five-year-old dimir lived at 51 troitska street, that's where they were last seen. if anyone knows where they might be now, don't hesitate to call us at the magnolia children's search service at the short number 116 000 from any mobile phone, calls are free or write to the chat bot service of the search for children in telegram, any information is important, this is only one story of a missing child in general since the beginning of the war . fortunately, we received more than a thousand requests for help in the search most of the children have already been found, but the fate of many remains unknown, especially in the temporarily occupied territories, where the work of the police is virtually paralyzed

go my only a shadow ye know spell ah, what a diana yet no children no she doth so a shinji sham viola sub they would just stick up you on take or not would yes the shows they might have touched with a staggered she should go don't be lavishly p a c l delta. and yes, they are pretty serious that there were some of the bus to fight them or what's fitting that was a shared search or shoot. it's image from a report by a soviet partisan squad, april 1943 in suman region, a ukrainian national army unit, his task to kill the poles and burn all their settlements by april 15th on march, the 25th, they snorted. the population in burns, r o loch, marianna, africa, and paradise yonkers settlements on march the 29th 18 people were snorted in killeen of co village in that village. a polish doctor falcon was attacked. they cut off his ears and ripped out his nose and began cutting him to pieces. louise t stalkers. the daughter was alone with coastal georgia news visits, a b, e with the to regina to the computer over she she was dreaming. the put new volume of these older movie, extra slots, the soccer soccer teaching, picking you receive m

a reporting there from ukraine. let's take a look now, some of the other stories that are making headlines this, our mourners are marking the 25th anniversary of the death of princess diana tributes were placed in front of her former london home fans also paid their respects in paris where she died the princess of wales was killed in a car crash along with her boyfriend in driver. she was 36 years old when she died . the world health organization says more than $50000.00 cases of monkey pox have been reported globally this year. the health agency has recorded 16 deaths. the majority of infections are in the united states. w h o has declared the viral disease, a global health emergency germany has reached a compensation deal with relatives at his re lease killed in the attack at the munich olympics. in 1972 german media reporting that the families will receive 28000000 euros, 11 israelis and a west german police officer were killed when palestinian militants broke into the olympic village and took hostages. well, these are images from the town of bahrain in pakistan's, northern swat valley, where hotels forms bridges wrote, had been swept away by unprecedented flooded flo

a celebrity because i can put it together so fast. it is just more shame and guilt upon me. diana: it took him one take to get it right. they did it a couple of times to get it to the pace they would like. there's a picture, you know, he had the line fold on with the paper towels behind it so he could not see. every now and then, we would go, we are running for the senate. hours running for the senate. jason: the hard part was, you have to say the words in between the sounds of the weapons. obviously, you cannot read the words. the other fun thing, which i cannot do either, the other funny thing, the one take as i remembered that i find hilarious, i remember seeing a clip on fox news, where -- it was like him he could see to the blindfold. [laughter] jason: i just got a kick out of that. >> i am sorry that it made you feel the way it did. it was a pretty cool ad. diana: the entire crew was like him i can we get it -- the entire crew was like, can we get a photo onset? >> i want to get to some of the questions that you guys have smitten on some of the cards. you speak at this big dinner in new hampshire, very successful

take some flowers. it would be very, "i'm here and you're there." with diana, it was completely different. if there was ahild with some flowers, diana would go down low to the child's level. >> she was fun, and she was very keen to sort of break the rule book here in terms of royal children. they would come back completely buoyed up, having had a great afternoon out with their mates at a burger bar. the prince was, "where have you been?" they would say, "papa, we've been to a great burger bar," and their mother is standing there laughing. he says, "but why when we've got a perfectly good chef?" he didn't get the point. but for diana and her children, this was a dining experience of what it was like, what other people did. >> reporter: but their lives were not normal. with cameras constantly following, she was fiercely protective of her boys. in the film, we see the princess pleading for a moment of privacy on a ski vacation. >> as a parent, could i ask you to respect my children's space? >> yes, certainly. yes. no problem at all. >> reporter: and behind the scenes, drama of a different sort. a fight for

have the intention to, to, to really engage in a serious, diana, then they'd have to meet him in the middle of the road. and then things will still be taking from there. and i'm, i'm quite a, with an analysis, you know, i'm just analyzing now that there are already channels activated whether it's diana channels or channels. i mean, through some of those who can influence the decision, whether it's, you know, a regional channels such as iran or may be local channels and journal channels through some very or well respected personalities in the, in the country. whether it's she it, whether it is she or personally, these are characters or may be sunni and curse. ali for now. thank you very much. indeed. i out as it is alley hush. i'm talking to us there. i want to bring in it says r g. i, he's a fellow at century international, he's joining us from baghdad. thank you very much indeed for being there with us. let's talk about the political process, the fundamental, if i understand it correctly. one of the fundamental elements of this is the way that iraq should be governed in the future. what is the possibility that's given the fact that iraq h

names this is intelligence and modelling and planning and prediction takes place before a drop of rain ever falls. brian. >> all right diana, we talk about how companies have to disclose potential risk from climate in the disclosures going forward. how could predictions and technology like this factor into that risk and help them plan and predict? >> brian, it will mitigate that risk if they can show they are prepared when they don't know when a certain storm is coming a year from now, they can say if we have this event or heat or snow or fire event, and they are set up with the prediction models, they say our risk is less than it might have been if we werie going into this all in the dark this is the way of setting up the companies. these ceos are talking to the companies. you know from climate change, we see more severe weather. not just hurricanes, but deluges coming upon us without people knowing. t they can lessen the risk and report that. >> i remember that storm we had about a foot of water in the basement, diana. we showed this on tv a pickup truck where a guy got caught in a flash flood and rode a river two miles

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diana quit them. i'm in to the most likely take it off, depending on when it's more than welcome to give us a little bit more support floor, but almost for sure with us here. but i believe in us, it is all i don't in talk with every net issue from all of the mission of show show should be, will be, will not us. gosh, was a short survey always will be in the most important that i will be with them. a lot of them are with for just a way with crucial for these him for there was another bill for with both a good a for that i can do much of what i forgot what it led to stop working were very amounts to conquer bell with the music could have gone from to suppose, and my uncle got them. truth boys will become 20 middle english and build a shout to, to, to play with . ah, no. when i was showing wrong, when i just don't know, you have to figure out because of the african and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking to that is that nations that's allowed to do anything, all

well-wishers coming with flowers, you can still see journalists coming to take pictures of the memorial, but it is not a memorial to princess diana, it was a flame, a replica of the flame on top of the statue of liberty which was erected years before the crash by the international herald tribune took it just so happened that the crash took place in this tunnel, which runs underneath the plaza elma. because of that, this is about the closest place anybody can come to bear witness in an emotional way, to what happened here. one other thing that has not changed is that no one has suggested, even despite the years of conspiracy theories, no one has proven that there was anything other than just a mundane accident as one police investigator put it, a mundane accident caused by a driver who was drunk driving too fast, and many experts say that princess diana might be alive today if she had been wearing her seatbelt. the one person who was wearing his seatbelt, the bodyguard, trevor rees jones, survived the crash. >> of course, her vehicle was pursued by the paparazzi. they were trying to speed away from them, weren't they? >> reporter:

this as quickly as they can check paris or take a look at the most doors making headlines now. monitor marking the 25th anniversary of the death of princess diana tributes were placed in front of her former london home of fans also pay their respects in paris where she died. the princess of wales was killed in a car crash along with her boyfriend and driver. he was 36 years old. iraq's president barham sala has called for early elections to settle a political crisis that is triggered some of the deadliest islands for 30 years. at least 30 people had been killed since classes between rival she i faction broke out on monday, influential shiite cleric looked at the al serra has called on his support. and their protests. taliban have been celebrating the 1st anniversary of the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan. u. s. president joe biden faced a heavy criticism when his forces withdrew, suddenly allowing the taliban to regain control of the walk toward country. israel supreme court has rejected a petition to release a palestinian prisoner who's been on hunger strike for 6 months a while day is accused of belonging to a militant group an

diana took a bath. as we need two more plans for interruptions, and the police will definitely take him as a hostage.any chance? how did they end up together? and the peoples? what's up with him immediately and the heart grabbed him not far in the face and between diana shot a critical condition evenly, i really don’t like everything, tell me, but did anyone see how vaneev took him hostage? where was it in the apartment? he says that's exactly what happened. i don't like dima either. okay, i'll come and find out. come on, come on tell me like an accomplice. yes, wait for me to do another mri of the head for you, go and do yourself kolya kolya when you calm down. villains from me injured, i will not leave it like that. let my phone break. and secondly, you you can know for sure. i saw his eyes. we went with him to surrender. true, everyone has their own, you performed one for me 20 years ago. how to imprison vaneev , but only for his own and not in this way anymore. stop. stop it. i can't lose you this way. it looks exactly like you print it out. thank you for your service. well, why was the garden to

diana defries faced a similar experience in an nhs hospital. as somebody said, "it's a girl," she said, "this baby's flagged for adoption. i'm...|'ll takei can remember yelling and saying, "please bring her back, bring her back." everybody left and i was lying there on my own, on this thing, covered with a sheet...um... and a crying baby that i couldn't reach. and they left me there for four hours. and i canjust remember lying there, thinking, it'd be better to die. ididn�*t die. i think this was written... yvonne labrum says nurses took her baby away as soon as she gave birth. i never even got the chance to hold her straightaway. i felt...cross that i'd just been left like a piece of meat laying on a slab. it was 1978 when i found out i was pregnant. jeannot farmer will never forget the day she gave birth. she found herself begging the doctor for pain relief. "can you stop, please? i'm not anaesthetised. you're stitching and i can feel everything you're doing." he didn't say a word to me — he didn't say a word, and hejust moved on to the next stitch. and i thought this is — this is terrible, this is what — this must be what it feels li

a _ really difficult. 16-year-old diana faced a similar- diana faced a similar experience in an nhs hospital. as somebody said, it's a girl. she said this baby's played for adoption —— flagged for adoption. i'll takeer back. everybody left and i was lying there, on my own, on this thing, covered with a sheet... and a crying baby that they could not reach. and they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there thinking better to die here. i didn't die. i think this was written... yvonne _ i think this was written... yvonne says nurses took her baby away as soon as she gave birth. �* ., birth. i'm never even got the chance to — birth. i'm never even got the chance to hold _ birth. i'm never even got the chance to hold her— chance to hold her straightaway. ifelt chance to hold her straightaway. i felt cross that i'd just been left like a piece of meat laying on a slab. it of meat laying on a slab. it was 1978 when they found out that i— was 1978 when they found out that i was pregnant.— that i was pregnant. general never forget _ that i was pregnant. general never forget the _ that i was pregnant. general never forget the day - that i was pregnant. general never forget the day she - th

i'll take a closer look now at some war stories related to the war on ukraine. former russian state t. v journalist marina of diana cova has been charged with spreading false information about the russian army after an anti war protest. last month, she faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of the undercover became internationally known in march when she interrupted a live broadcast to call for an end of war in ukraine. and hundreds of people have protested in bulgarian capital sophia, after the caretaker government signaled it may restart, talks with russian energy supply or gas from the former pro western government had refused a demand to pay for russian gas and rubles, leading to supplies being cut off my lay run off a vote may be needed in kenya as early election results show a tight race between the 2 main contenders. to be the next president's the veteran opposition leader relo dingo and the deputy president william roto up here evenly matched. the result is expected a leader in the week. these ballot boxes will seal kenya's fate for the next 5 years. after hours of voting, describe as peaceful kenyans

a car. so something to think about, guys. >> sure is. thank you, janai. >> hopefully you can take a break now. >>> we're going to turn now to princess diana.es spencer sharing this photo of a flag flying half-staff above their ancestral home. maggie rulli has more on how her sons are carrying on her legacy. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning. yeah, so many people remember exactly where they were, exactly what they were doing the moment they found out that princess diana had died. now, 25 years later a quarter of a century, her memory still lives on. 25 years ago princess diana's death shocked the world and rocked the british monarchy. she is remembered, flowers and tributes at her former home in kensington palace and at the scene of her tragic death. her brother, charles spencer, posting a brilliant photo of the flag flying at half-mast at her ancestral home where she's buried. her sons, we are told, are marking the day privately with their families. >> today is a difficult day for both brothers and it is poignant now they're not on good terms and don't have each other to lean on in the same way they had done in