Death of a princess: An investigation - Thomas Sancton & Scott MacLeod

In Death of a Princess Thomas Sancton and Scott MacLeod investigate the questions everyone has been asking since Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed were killed in a Paris car crash in the small hours of 31 August 1997.

• Why was the driver, off-duty Ritz Hotel assistant security director Henri Paul, called back to the hotel that night and assigned a job that was not his?
• Didn't senior officials of the Al Fayed-owned Ritz know that Paul was a chronic alcoholic, and that he was drinking in the hotel that very night?
• What was the true role of the paparazzi who had stalked the couple all day long and pursued them in that final high-speed chase and what do they say about the charges against them?
• What does secretive Harrods tycoon Mohammed Al Fayed, who has never before spoken out on the subject, really think about the events of 31 August?
• What is the inside story of how Diana and Dodi fell madly in love with each other in St. Tropez?
• What was the precise nature of Diana's injuries, why did it take more than two hours to get her to the hospital, how was she treated, and how could she have been saved?
• What exactly do the skidmarks and debris found at the scene tell us about the Mercedes' trajectory and its collision with the second car?
• Who was in the second car, why didn't they stop, how did they escape from the scene and how did the police organise a nationwide manhunt aimed at tracking them down?