The Princes' "Regret" Over Their Final Phone Call - Diana Documentary

THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE and Prince Harry have spoken about coping with the loss of their mother, the late Diana Princess of Wales, to mark the 20th anniversary of her death. In the new one-off television documentary, scheduled to air this evening on ITV, the brothers speak openly about their childhood and relationship with their mother.

Featuring her closest family and friends, the Duke has said that the documentary is made by "those who knew her best" and details her efforts to give them a normal childhood, along with her final letters and phone call.

In what is heralded as their most honest and extensive interviews to date, the Prince and the Duke disclosed their regret over their last conversation with their mother. The two young princes - who were 15 and 12 at the time of the accident - recalled how their last conversation with their mother was brief, and they had been desperate to run off and play whilst with their father at Balmoral.

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