Letter: In Diana's memory
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: I am sick of Princess Diana.
I am a paperboy for my local paper shop and of late my paper bag has become substantially heavier as a result of all the newspaper supplements of "exclusive photos" that I have to deliver. On Sundays the load is worse! As well as all of the normal magazines there are tribute edition specials that you have to wrestle with for about five minutes before you get them through the letterbox.
Diana may have been the People's Princess but she also did pretty well for The People on Sunday, The Sun, The Mirror and The Guardian, to name but a few.
SAM BAYNHAM
Cradley Heath, West Midlands
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