The inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, is finally beginning in full more than 10 years after the Princess was killed.

Coroner Lord Justice Scott Baker will start the proceedings in front of a mass of legal teams and media at the High Court in London. Eleven jurors out of a shortlist of 25 will be sworn in, ready to decide once and for all how one of the world’s most famous women died.

All have been probed on their connections to the Royal Family, Mohamed Al Fayed and the Secret Service, as they prepare to sit on what is perhaps the most high profile inquest in living memory.

Mr Al Fayed, whose son Dodi was killed alongside the Princess, will be there, with his barrister Michael Mansfield QC, ready for the joint inquest. The Harrods owner claims the Princess was pregnant with Dodi’s child and that the couple were murdered in a plot by MI6 and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Diana’s sister Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Prince William and Prince Harry’s private secretary Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton are expected to attend.

William and Harry, who marked the 10th anniversary of their mother’s death this year, have called for a swift resolution to the case, but it looks set to last up to six months. The inquest will examine the mass of theories linked to the crash.

About 20 issues will be addressed, ranging from whether driver Henri Paul was really drunk or on drugs, to whether Diana feared for her life, was really pregnant, or about to marry Dodi. (via Press Association)