Letter: The diseased culture that killed Diana
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: One has to conclude that certain elements of the press are directly responsible for the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. In hindsight, it would appear that such events were almost inevitable once the Princess left the relative safety of the House of Windsor.
I hope we all learn from this, and no individual has to suffer the levels of harassment that she had to endure, both during her marriage, and subsequently in her private life.
RICHARD STEPHENSON
Leeds
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