Burrel announces loving tribute to Diana Former royal butler Paul Burrell today denied betraying Diana, Princess of Wales, insisting his controversial new book was 'a loving tribute' >>>. Californian regret as catastrophe takes hold As Lethal Inferno gets underway in California, residents started to realise yesterday the real impact of voting in a movie star as Governor. California filled the worlds TV screens yesterday as more than 8,000 fire-fighters tried to contain at least 10 different fires in the region. >>> France goes it alone on nuclear power France, which already produces more of its electricity in nuclear plants than any other country in the world and which is the worlds biggest producer of nuclear waste, this week announced that it intends to build a new generation of nuclear power station proving once again the "exception Francaise". >>>
Since the beginning of the Burrell affair the general public has awaited with intrigue the revelation of further secrets described by Burrell himself as so "shocking" and "disgusting" that it would cause irreparable damage to the monarchy. Rumour surrounding "The secret" has been that it concerns a sex act involving a Palace servant and a royal evidence of which is supposedly contained on a tape which Princess Diana made shortly before her death. One tabloid newspaper even ran a story titled "William's Rape Tape Plea to Burrell" though it contained little information. Today, exclusively BIGfib can reveal the contents of the tape. It is indeed powerful enough to destroy the image of the monarchy. A simple typo on the part of the Sun, for this is no rape tape, but a rap tape recorded by Diana and Charles with the US rap artists The Beastie Boys shortly before her death.>>>
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