In the long aftermath of Princess Diana's death, the effort to write her story continues to generate its own controversies. Earl Spencer's memoir about his sister has drawn legal action from Piers Morgan, who was incorrectly identified as the editor responsible for publishing invasive photographs of Diana in 1993 — a role he did not hold until two years later. Spencer has apologized and the publisher has agreed to amend future editions, but Morgan is pressing for the first edition to be pulped and is seeking damages, insisting that a quiet correction is insufficient when a false claim about a