Lawyers to argue Diana driver’s sample not his

LAWYERS are expected to argue about the authenticity of blood samples from Princess Diana’s driver when an inquest into her death resumes, a spokesman for her late partner’s father said yesterday.

Michael Cole, representing Dodi al Fayed’s father Mohammed, said their legal team and those for driver Henri Paul’s family would submit the blood tested after the 1997 crash was not his.

The saga returns to London’s High Court tomorrow, with a preliminary hearing to determine the scope of the inquest when it gets under way later this year.