Al-Fayed still accuses M16 of involvement

HARRODS store owner Mohamed al-Fayed still thinks British security services could have been involved in the deaths of his son Dodi and Princess Diana in a Paris car crash despite the verdict of an inquest jury.

But former bodyguard Trevor Rees, sole survivor of the 1997 crash, said he agrees with the verdict that they were unlawfully killed by the grossly negligent driving of their chauffeur and paparazzi photographers who were pursuing them.

“It is possible MI6 [Britain’s overseas Secret Intelligence Service] were involved,” Mr al-Fayed’s spokeswoman, Katharine Witty, told the BBC yesterday, a day after the inquest verdict was announced.