British jurors probing Princess Diana?s death are to see for themselves in Paris where she died in a high-speed car crash with her lover Dodi al-Fayed.

The jury, which has been meeting in London in an inquest to decide if the Paris crash 10 years ago was an accident, will, to-morrow and on Tuesday, retrace the last day of the couple ? from the Ritz Hotel where they spent their final evening together to the crash scene in the Alma underpass. Major investigations by French and British police have concluded the deaths were a tragic accident caused by a speeding chauffeur, who was found to be drunk. Mohamed al-Fayed, Dodi?s father, alleges the couple were engaged and that Diana was pregnant. He claims they were killed by British security services acting on the orders of Queen Elizabeth?s husband, Diana?s former father-in-law.

Al-Fayed said that the royal family could not bear the idea of Diana marrying a Muslim.

Paul MAJENDIE