DIANA PRINCESS OF WALES - DIANA INQUIRY ROCKED BY BLOOD SAMPLE MIX-UP

The inquiry into the car crash which killed DIANA, PRINCESS OF WALES and her lover DODI FAYED in 1997 has revealed that blood samples from the body of driver HENRI PAUL could have been wrongly examined.

Former Metropolitan police commissioner LORD STEVENS, who was Britain's top cop and is leading the inquiry into the Paris tragedy, is re-analysing the test results after fears of tampering.

Fayed's father MOHAMED AL-FAYED is convinced the samples were deliberately mixed up by authorities to cover up the alleged murder of the pair by British intelligence officers.

A source tells UK newspaper The Sunday Times, "We are re-examining the circumstances surrounding the taking of the blood samples.

"Stevens is utterly determined to get to the bottom of this."