French photographers defend refusal to co-operate with Diana inquest

Two French paparazzi who pursued Diana, Princess of Wales, shortly before her death today suggested they were refusing to co-operate with the inquest because they lacked confidence in proceedings.

Two French paparazzi who pursued Diana, Princess of Wales, shortly before her death today suggested they were refusing to co-operate with the inquest because they lacked confidence in proceedings.

In an interview with ITV’s 'News at Ten', Jacques Langevin and Nikola Arsov, said the release of their arrest photographs had turned them against the idea of attending.

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