The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Remember This cover (30 August 1998)

The Sunday Telegraph magazine - Remember This cover (30 August 1998)
Excellent unread condition

Huge oversized magazine (matt front cover and inner pages)

A year after the death of Diana, Princess Of Wales, this special edition of The Sunday Telegraph Magazine examines her legacy

"IMAGES OF DIANA" - What mattered most were the millions of pictures. But they didn't tell us anything writes Vicki Woods, and it's time we stopped looking at them
1 page feature

THE PRINCESS AND THE SHOWMAN - Elton John and Diana had more in common than might at first appear. The star who sang at her funeral tells John Preston about their friendship
3 pages

THE PALACE AND THE PEOPLE - The public perception of the Royal Family's response to the death of Diana has led to sweeping changes at Buckingham Palace and at St James's Palace, writes Adam Nicolson
4 pages

WHO'S TO BLAME? - MI5, MI6, the CIA, even his own employees. Mohamed Fayed has blamed them all for the crash in which Diana and his son Dodi died. But the fault may lie elsewhere. We investigate
5 pages

HOW DIANA MADE US FEEL - Although she herself was largely apolitical, the political effects of the death of the Princess have been subtle and profound
2 pages

A SHARED GRIEF - Photographs from the days following the death of Diana, in which the nation was plunged into mourning on a scale which took everyone by surprise
6 page photos