does anyone in britain actually care about how diana died?

Question

im curious,looking at the british press it never goes away

Answer 1

No.I wish they would just drop it now.

Answer 2

Whether I care or not remains to be seen. Whether she was murdered or not is a bigger issue as far as I'm concerned. Of course we will never know the REAL truth, that she and her friend were killed! Funny that the only survivor has a complete loss of memory...how bluddy convenient is that??
Conspiracy theory undoubtedly, we will never get to the bottom of it because of who she was married to before. If it had been Charles and Camilla instead, would we still be raking through it, you bet your life we would, if the Royals thought someone had conspired to kill them, so why not keep bringing it up for her and her friend. After all she was the Princes mother, and do they suffer because of the newspapers I don't think so, they don't bluddy read the tabloids anyway!
Just seen the film The Queen, what a disgrace she was in her attitude to the death of her ex daughter in-law and mother to her grandsons!! Shameful if the film was based on fact.

To answer your question, yes, some people really do care, others not, and some fall in between.

Answer 3

Well to the clever people in Britain we already know how she died , she got into a car with someone who was drunk then he started speeding and as us Londoners say bobs your uncle. To the unintelligent over here they like to believe in silly conspiracy theories and the British press are fully aware of that so carry it on to , guess what , sell newspapers!!

Answer 4

Only right wing lunatics and parasite lovers, the woman died in an accident if it had been anyone else no one would be slightly interested, but because she was once married to a German parasite then all we read about is this trash.

Answer 5

Personally, no I don't care and it really is about time it was dropped, but many people are obsessed with "England's Rose" (I hate that term by the way) and won't accept that maybe it was just a car accident and not murder.

Mr Al Fayed's constant droning on and the inquiry aren't going to change the fact that she is dead, and won't bring back Mr Al Fayed's son, get over it.

Answer 6

There are many people in the UK who care about Diana and always will - regardless of the outcome in the near future. She gave us hope amidst a lot of gloom in the Royal household.

Answer 7

Most people are sorry that it happened but Al Fayed uses it as a way to keep his profile in front of the public.

Answer 8

I think Diana was lovely,but they should now let her rest in peace.Nothing will bring her back and it must be upsetting for her family to see her talked about in newspapers.

Answer 9

Yeah it gets incredibly tedious hearing soo much about a woman who really wasn't much of a role model at all! Fair enough she did some good charity work, but look at other aspects of her life...serial adulteress!! That's nothing to be proud of.
Anyway, I would like to know how she died, but that's morbid curiosity which really is none of my business I suppose. As with JFK...we'll probably never know the real truth! :)

Answer 10

Your question was not phrased correctly because if even only one person cared, the answer would be yes. Since you are obviously fishing for a "no" answer, you will not get that response. Diana is a beloved international icon, and there will always be interest in anything related to her.

Answer 11

Yes I think they do but if there is no proof that assination has taken place the matter should be dropped.

It must be very distressing for Harry and William.