WorldBBCWill Earl Spencer's Diana book damage the monarchy?
Earl Spencer's new memoir about Princess Diana is already a bestseller before publication, with Buckingham Palace pushing back on his claims about King Charles.
What more revelations are going to appear now the full details of his Diana book are published?
Earl Spencer's book Swan Song: Diana, My Sister is racing up bestseller charts ahead of its official release, fuelled by a public dispute with Buckingham Palace.
The Palace issued an unusually robust denial of Spencer's claims that King Charles was callous in the aftermath of Diana's death.
Spencer portrays Diana as a generous but deeply insecure woman who craved love and was ultimately let down by the royal family and the tabloid press.
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