In Brief
Fatal cocktail The driver of the car whose crash killed Princess Diana had taken a potent mixture of drugs and drink, according to Paris investigators. Princess Diana's family denied media reports of a rift with the royal family over arrangements for her funeral. The chancellor, Gordon Brown, has said he will not levy VAT on the £100m which has flooded into the Diana Memorial Fund.
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From the September 13th 1997 edition
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