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Royal courtiers insisted on Prince William and Harrys presence in Princess Dianas funeral cortege to protect Prince Charles from getting lynched by angry members of the public

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LONDON: Royal courtiers insisted on Prince William and Harrys presence in Princess Dianas funeral cortege to protect Prince Charles from getting lynched by angry members of the public,it has been claimed. According to former British Premier Tony Blairs ex-communications chief Alastair Campbell,royal courtiers feared that the Charles would be lynched by an angry crowd at Dianas funeral unless his sons accompanied him,the Daily Mail reported.

 

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