How Britain mourned for Princess Diana

(5 Aug 2017) WORLD DIANA NATION GRIEVES
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS/ POOL
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
London - 31 August 1997
1. Flag flying at half mast
2. Crowd outside pan to gates
3. Couple laying flower, zoom into photo of Diana
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POOL
RAF Northolt, Middlesex - 31 August 1997
4. Prince Charles and Diana's sisters, Lady Jane Fellowes (in beige suit) and Lady Sarah McCorquodale
5. Pallbearers walk slowly with coffin and honour guard carrying wreaths
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sedgefield - 31 August 1997
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tony Blair, British Prime Minister
"We are today a nation in Britain in a state of shock, in mourning, in grief that is so deeply painful for us. She was a wonderful and a warm human being. Though her own life was often sadly touched by tragedy, she touched the lives of so many others in Britain and throughout the world with joy and with comfort. How many times shall we remember her in how many different ways with the sick, the dying, with children, with the needy. When with just a look or a gesture that spoke so much more than words, she would reveal to all of us the depth of her compassion and her humanity. You know how difficult things were for her from time to time, I'm sure we can only guess at, but the people everywhere, not just here in Britain, everywhere, they kept faith with Princess Diana. They liked her, they loved her, they regarded her as one of the people. She was the people's princess and that's how she will stay, how she will remain, in our hearts and in our memories forever."
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cape Town - 31 August 1997
7. Earl Spencer walking through gates
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Earl Spencer, Diana's brother
"This is not a time for recriminations but for sadness. However I would say that I also believed that the press would kill her in the end. But not even I could imagine that they would take such a direct hand in her death, as seems to be the case. It would appear that every proprietor and editor of every publication that has paid for intrusive and exploitative photographs of her, encouraging greedy and ruthless individuals to risk everything in pursuit of Diana's image has blood on his hands today."
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
London, UK, 1 September, 1997
9. Mementoes on gate, pans to huge array of flowers left
10. Close-up of notes written on flowers to Diana
11. Line of mementoes, flowers and animals along gate
12. Various of people reading newspapers about Diana
13. Camera pans along queue of people waiting with flowers
14. Exterior of line at St James Palace entering to sign book
15. Various of two men seated crying looking at flowers
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
London 1 September 1997
16. Westminster Abbey with flag flying at half mast
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
London, United Kingdom - 4 September 1997
17. General view of Buckingham Palace
18. Close up of empty flagpole on top of palace
19. Various of newspaper headlines criticising Royal family
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Balmoral - 4 September 1997
20. Mid shot of Royal family looking at floral tributes to Diana
21. Prince Charles, Harry and William, pull out to Queen and Duke of Edinburgh
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POOL
London, UK - 5 September 1997
22. Various of Queen Elizabeth II greeting crowds outside St James' Palace
23. SOUNDBITE (English) Queen Elizabeth II:
"She was an exceptional and gifted human being. In good times and bad, she never lost her capacity to smile and laugh, nor to inspire others with her warmth and kindness."
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
London, UK - 6 September 1997
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