The Last Days

Diana

THE LAST WORD ON THE DEATH OF DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES BY RENOWNED INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST, MARTYN GREGORY

'Essential reading for all those who wish to know the truth about Diana'

The definitive account ... serves the cause of truth well and should be read by 
anyone who wants to strip away the lies and get to the facts of the case

'Brilliant and thorough reporting . . . the most thorough book on the subject'

Thomas Sancton, author of Death of a Princess

Bestselling author Martyn Gregory is also an award-winning investigative producer and reporter. His two Dispatches films for Channel 4 have been highly praised, and 'The Accident' in 1997 was the highest-rated programme in the series' history. He has been interviewed worldwide about Diana: The 
Last Days

Was Diana murdered? Was the British Royal family involved? Was she pregnant and engaged to Dodi? Did the paparazzi or 'a blinding white flash' cause the crash? Was driver Henri Paul really drunk or were his blood tests switched? 
Since Princess Diana died in Paris on 31 August 1997 there have been more questions than answers about the crash that killed her, despite lengthy official French and British investigations. 
 
This is the authoritative and up-to-date study into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, which includes unique access to Diana's close friends and bodyguards, French and British detectives who probed the crash, and the official French investigation's dossier into the crash.

Martyn Gregory

if competitve big business is really like this, who needs to invent thrillers?

Excellent ... already a bestseller, and no wonder - it is a tale of industrial thuggeru, chicanery and espionage which would be incredible as fiction. On another, more enduring level it is a thrilling epitaph to the Thatcher Revolution ...A great read.

An entertaining and informative account ... Most readers will be left gasping.

Admirably documents the most extraordinary bout of corporate paranoia to grip the management of any large company, never mind a world airline as respected as BA.

British Airways' Secret War Against Virgin Atlantic

Richard Branson's Virgin Atlantic was valued at over £1.2 billion when he sold a 49% stake to Singapore Airlines in 1999. This was an extraordinary achievement for an airline that began life in 1984 with one plane. Virgin Atlantic became one of the world's top airlines only after surviving an incredible dirty tricks campaign by British Airways. Award Winning investigative jounalist Martyn Gregory exposed BA's secret war, and he reveals the full story in Dirty Tricks.

Martyn Gregory

Praise for Dirty Tricks

if competitve big business is really like this, who needs to invent thrillers?

Excellent ... already a bestseller, and no wonder - it is a tale of industrial thuggeru, chicanery and espionage which would be incredible as fiction. On another, more enduring level it is a thrilling epitaph to the ...

An entertaining and informative account ... Most readers will be left gasping.

if competitve big business is really like this, who needs to invent thrillers?

Excellent ... already a bestseller, and no wonder - it is a tale of industrial thuggeru, chicanery and espionage which would be incredible as fiction. On another, more enduring level it is a thrilling epitaph to the ...

An entertaining and informative account ... Most readers will be left gasping.

if competitve big business is really like this, who needs to invent thrillers?

Excellent ... already a bestseller, and no wonder - it is a tale of industrial thuggeru, chicanery and espionage which would be incredible as fiction. On another, more enduring level it is a thrilling epitaph to the ...

An entertaining and informative account ... Most readers will be left gasping.

Books by Martyn Gregory

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