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Memoir by Princess Diana’s brother flies off the shelves

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Memoir by Princess Diana’s brother flies off the shelves

British shoppers snapped up copies of a memoir by the brother of Princess Diana on Tuesday after their interest was piqued by incendiary allegations about her troubled marriage to the now-king, including the claim he was “giddily elated” at her death.

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