Buckingham Palace has strongly disputed claims made by Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, in a newly published book about the aftermath of her 1997 death.
Cartoonist Martin Rowson's latest work for The Guardian references a reported dispute concerning the memory of Diana, Princess of Wales.
Diana's brother stands by claim that Charles said "we'll forget her soon enough," after Buckingham Palace suggested grief may have clouded his memory
A rare and forceful denial from the palace follows allegations in Earl Spencer's new book that King Charles made a dismissive remark about Diana, Princess of Wales, in the days after her death.
Palace pushes back after Princess Diana's brother renews long-running criticism of King Charles III in a newly published book.
Buckingham Palace issued a rare rapid rebuttal after Diana's brother alleged the King said 'We'll forget her soon enough' following her death, in what commentators describe as a departure from royal norms of silence.
A dispute between Buckingham Palace and Diana, Princess of Wales's brother has emerged over allegations contained in a new book, according to the BBC.
Four Dutch-language copies of 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister' were taken from a truck days before the book's worldwide release, according to Anadolu Agency.
The theft of a manuscript by Diana, Princess of Wales's brother comes one week before the book's scheduled release, according to the BBC.