Piers Morgan Demands Withdrawal of Earl Spencer's Diana Memoir Over Factual Error
What happened
On 22 September 2026, Piers Morgan demanded the withdrawal of Earl Spencer's memoir due to an admitted factual error regarding Morgan's role in a 1993 incident.
The Context
- Earl Spencer's memoir includes allegations about the royal family, reigniting public interest in Princess Diana's life and death.
- Morgan's objection centers on a mischaracterization of his professional history, as he was not the editor of the Daily Mirror at the time of the incident.
- Legal actions are being pursued by Morgan, who seeks the removal of the erroneous pages and damages to the King's Trust.
The Number
— This figure represents the believed total settlement between Mirror Group Newspapers and Princess Diana's lawyers in 1995, underscoring the financial stakes involved in media disputes.
Takeaway
As this situation unfolds, expect increased scrutiny on memoirs and public statements, particularly those involving high-profile figures.
United Kingdom-focused news including local politics, business, and social issues.
"BBC News is widely regarded as a reputable international news organization, known for its impartial tone and public service mandate."
— A47 Editor
Earl Spencer should pull Diana book from shelves, Piers Morgan says
Piers Morgan has called for Earl Spencer to withdraw his memoir about Princess Diana from shelves after Spencer apologized for a factual error in the book. Morgan has stated he is pursuing legal action against Spencer, indicating a serious dispute ov...
Top international stories selected by The Guardian editors.
"The Guardian is known for its progressive editorial stance and in-depth analysis."
— A47 Editor
Earl Spencer apologises to Piers Morgan over ‘incorrect assumption’
Earl Spencer has issued an apology to Piers Morgan after incorrectly asserting in his memoir about Princess Diana that Morgan was responsible for the publication of intrusive photos of the late royal in the 1990s. This apology comes in response to Mo...
International stories from NPR’s global desk.
"NPR is an American public media organization known for thoughtful reporting and a slightly left-leaning editorial tone."
— A47 Editor
A new book by Princess Diana's brother prompts war of words with King Charles III
A new memoir by Charles Spencer, the brother of the late Princess Diana, has ignited a public dispute with King Charles III, featuring allegations that the King expressed elation shortly after Diana's death. Buckingham Palace has issued a strong rebu...
International news coverage curated for readers in the UAE and Gulf region.
"Emirates 24|7 world coverage presents global developments through a UAE-facing and Gulf-relevant editorial lens."
— A47 Editor
Princess Diana's brother, eyewitness to history, sparks royal ruckus
Charles Spencer, brother of the late Princess Diana, is set to release his new book, 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister', which offers his perspective on Diana's life and her troubled marriage to King Charles. In excerpts, he claims that King Charles felt ...