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Arnold was royal reporter for The Sun, 1976-1990. He and his
partner, photographer Arthur Edwards, were charged with getting the latest
scoops on Charles and Diana.
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Lord Deedes was editor of the Daily Telegraph (1974-1986) and
currently is a columnist for the paper.
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Edwards is royal photographer for The Sun and teamed up with
The Sun's royal reporter, Harry Arnold, in covering Princess Diana and the
Royal Family.
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Greenslade was editor of The Daily Mirror, 1990-1991, and
assistant editor at The Sun for six years.
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Harvey is a freelance photographer who covered Princess
Diana.
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Hastings was editor of The Daily Telegraph, 1986-1995.
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Holden is the author of two books on Prince Charles.
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Jenkins was editor of The Times, 1990-1992.
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Lennox was royal photographer for The Daily Mirror, 1986-1994.
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Morton is a royal reporter who has written several books on the
Royal Family, including Diana: Her True Story, on which Princess Diana
secretly collaborated.
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Stott was editor of The Daily Mirror, 1991-1992.
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Whitaker has reported on the Royal Family since the 1960s. He
is The Daily Mirror's royal reporter.
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Worsthorne is columnist for The Sunday Telegraph.
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