Prince William has ended the royal family’s feud with the Al Fayeds by inviting Mohammed Al Fayed’s daughters to a memorial service for Princess Diana who was killed ten years ago with the girls’ brother Dodi in a car crash in Paris. William and brother Harry have written to Camilla Al Fayed and her sister Jasmine, asking them to attend the tenth anniversary event at the Guard’s Chapel in Wellington Barracks, close to Buckingham Palace here, on August 31, the tabloid Daily Mirror reported on Friday. The invitation came after years of attacks on the royal family by Mohammed Al Fayed who had earlier claimed that Prince Philip and Prince Charles “ordered terrorists” to kill Diana and his son Dodi in Paris in 1997.Del Toro to play Chein new film MADRID: Benicio del Toro will play Argentine revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara in a film directed by Steve Soderbergh, the film’s production company has said. Soderbergh will spend nine weeks filming across Spain, Telecinco Cinema said. The production company did not release the title of the film, but del Toro’s official Website said it would be called Guerrilla. The Spain-United States co-production will be filmed entirely in Spanish. Seven wonders photos headed to space GENEVA: The founder of the global poll that nominated the new seven wonders of the world now plans to immortalise the monuments by firing 3D photos into outer space. The new seven wonders of the world were announced two weeks ago after a voting campaign conducted by the nonprofit organisation New7Wonders. “I think it would be worthwhile to conserve this memory at the beginning of the third millennium in the best possible way and make sure that even if the world gets destroyed, it will be retained somewhere,” said Swiss adventurer Bernard Weber, who launched the campaign in 1999. Fraud charge on Osama’s daughter-in-lawLONDON: The 51-year-old former Parish councillor who recently married Osama bin Laden’s 26-year-old son Omar is being investigated by British authorities for benefit fraud. Jane Felix-Browne from Cheshire has had her income support suspended while officials in the UK probe whether her claim is affected by her marriage to Omar bin Laden in April, who she met in Egypt, the Daily Mail reported on Friday. “My income support is 4.31 pounds a week..,” she said, insisting she had informed the Department for Work and Pensions at the time of her marriage.
