Diana photographers investigated on privacy charges

Two photographers cleared of contributing to Princess Diana's death have been placed under investigation on charges of invading the privacy of Dodi Fayed.

Diana photographers investigated on privacy charges
Mon, 18 Jun, 2001 - 16:41

Two photographers cleared of contributing to Princess Diana's death have been placed under investigation on charges of invading the privacy of Dodi Fayed.

The case stems from a complaint by Mohamed Al Fayed, Dodi's father, said a lawyer for the photographers.

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