Prospect covered the death of Princess Diana, ten years ago today, with a roundtable featuring Michael Ignatieff, Zoë Heller, Ian Buruma and others. Also at that time, Carlo Gébler reported the effect it had in Fermanagh and Charlotte Cory shared her memories of the princess. At the end of 1997, Geoffrey Wheatcroft looked back on a momentous year. A year after Diana’s death, theologian Philip Nobile caused a minor media storm by wondering whether Diana was in heaven or hell. Finally, in last month’s issue Andrew Marr and Joan Smith debated the significance of the Diana moment.
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