Diana Death: Ex-spy Is GaggedThe MirrorMar. 18, 2007 |
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A FORMER spy who claimed MI6 might have been involved in Princess Diana's car crash has been banned from giving evidence at the inquest. Richard Tomlinson, Britain's MI6 agent in France between 1991 and 1995, has been gagged by the Attorney General Lord Goldsmith. A permanent injunction stops Mr Tomlinson, who lives in Cannes, from talking about his former role as it would breach the Official Secrets Act. He said: "I think they have been quite crafty." During the earlier inquiry led by Lord Stevens, he had told of seeing a top secret file detailing how to make an assassination look like a crash. The inquiry rejected his claims. Last month the ex-SAS man said he would be prepared to give evidence at the inquest into Diana's death via a video-link. |