2003 Documentary by author of the acclaimed book: "Diana: the Last Days", Martyn Gregory examines in detail the allegations made that she died in a plot. Shortly after this film was made, the Coroner leading the inquests in Diana and Dodi's deaths decided to call in the police to investigate the allegations. Gregory's position turned out to be entirely vindicated three years and £3.69 million later. Refusing to give up despite this drubbing, a lengthy inquest was held in 2007 and 2008 before a Jury which returned a verdict that similarly agreed: Diana's death was nothing more than a tragic accident and the allegations of foul play were entirely without evidence.

Biography and obituary of Princess Diana broadcast on British TV on the evening of the day she tragically died in 1997. It takes the viewer through the entirety of the Princess's life and features archive footage mixed in with interviews with those close to her as friends, biographers and charity workers as well as analysis from royal experts.

A fitting tribute to Diana, who is still greatly missed.

Martyn Gregory, author of the acclaimed book about the death of Diana: 'Diana: the Last Days' covered the Inquest every week during its six month duration for Sky News. Once the jury had returned an Unlawful Killing verdict due to the negligence of Henri Paul and the Papparazzi, the conspiracy theories had been finally debunked. He presented this documentary reviewing the evidence that led to the Inquest verdict. This was his third documenary about the Princess Diana conspiracy theories and was made ten years after the allegations were first made. The verdict of the jury at the inquest vindicated those who were sceptical about the notion that Diana was murdered.