Front Page UK World Business Sci/Tech Sport Despatches World Summary On Air Talking Point Feedback Low Graphics Help Site Map			Monday, March 2, 1998 Published at 02:50 GMT Special Report Remembering Diana Six months ago Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a car crash in Paris. BBC News looks at the legacy of Diana, how her death is still touching millions, has triggered numerous conspiracy theories, feeds a multi-million dollar industry and has dramatically changed the life of Britain's Royal Family. Althorp Park, Diana's final resting place The grief of millions Diana's death caused an unprecedented outpouring of grief Almost all the Diana sites are in good taste On the Net: Truly the People's Princess Six months after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, the mourning continues. And nowhere is it more evident than on the Internet. Why did Diana die? - The state of the investigation BBC Paris correspondent Hugh Schofield charts the twists and turns, rumours and speculation that have become part of the police investigation into the death of Diana. Deaths fertile ground for suspicious conspiracists Diana's death has spawned a multitude of conspiracy theories The changing face of the monarchy Six months after the death of Diana, BBC court correspondent Paul Reynolds analyses the way the royal family is re-defining its image and role in society. Back to top | BBC News Home | BBC Homepage �