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Earl Spencer's Diana book sparks palace row over alleged king remarks
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- Earl Spencer claimed King Charles III told him "we'll forget her soon enough" after Diana's death.
- Buckingham Palace said fraternal grief could "colour memory" in response to the claim.
- The Sun reported Spencer previously said he would never profit from his sister's life.
- Author Tom Bower claimed Spencer is working with the Duke of Sussex to damage King Charles.
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