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    Princess diaries

    Jul 04, 2021 3 minutes
     by RUSSELL BAILLIE

    This month, that long-running, ever-popular British soap opera, the Royal Family, commemorates the 60th birthday of its biggest breakout star in living memory. True, Diana, Princess of Wales is no longer with us. But she still haunts the series and she lives on in spin-offs that recall the days when she was such a scene-stealer.

    The latest of these is It isn’t just another archive documentary about how a teenage toff kindergarten

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