Driver Henri Paul and paparazzi share the blame for the manslaughter of Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed, the jury at their inquest has concluded.
Princes William and Harry are hoping that the long-awaited conclusion of the inquest into their mother's death will put an end to speculation she was murdered.
The young royals said they agreed with the jury's verdict that Diana, Princess of Wales died because of gross negligence by both her driver Henri Paul and pursuing paparazzi.
Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Stevens, whose Paget inquiry investigated the conspiracy theories, said he hoped Diana and her lover Dodi Fayed would be allowed to rest in peace.
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Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed is "considering his options" after the unlawful killing verdicts at the Princess Diana inquest. Mr Al Fayed still insists Diana and his son Dodi Fayed were "murdered" and said millions of his supporters around the world would also be frustrated by the result of the six-month inquest.
The coroner at the Diana, Princess of Wales, inquest has told the jury there was "no evidence" that she was murdered by MI6 at the behest of the Duke of Edinburgh.
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