Palace denies that King said Diana would be 'forgotten soon enough'

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Bold claims from a new memoir by the brother of Diana, Princess of Wales have prompted an unprecedented response from the King ahead of an important day of Royal events. Earl Spencer claimed the King told him: "rest assured, we'll forget her soon enough" in an explosive memoir. 00:00 | Charlotte Griffiths, royal commentator and editor-at-large of the Mail on Sunday explains that the Palace's response is like the Queen's 'recollections may vary' statement in 2021. 04:17 | Georgina Sturmer, psychotherapist, specialising in relationships and grief, brings her analysis. 07:56 | Caller Muhammed wonders why King Charles responded, given the Palace's usual stance of 'never complain, never explain'. 09:57 | Caller Carol believes the Royal Family did not realise the 'enduring' legacy that Diana would have. 12:25 | Caller Jackie rejects Earl Spencer's claim that those were the specific words used. 14:46 | Caller Ashley explains why he 'completely sides' with Diana's brother. Listen to th

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