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Mohamed Al-Fayed accuses the royal family of orchestrating the deaths of Diana and Dodi, leading to an inquiry by the Metropolitan Police, Operation Paget. William learns that Kate is single, and attends a charity fashion show where Kate models a sheer dress to catch his attention. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother dies, and William returns to England for her funeral. Elizabeth asks William to participate in her Golden Jubilee after being encouraged by Tony Blair, but she allows him to excuse himself to give him some semblance of a normal life at university. Charles, William and Harry are interviewed for the inquiry. Sir John Stevens, the leader of the inquiry, announces that the inquiry found no evidence of foul play. William joins Kate and her family to watch the jubilee on television, but while watching it, he decides to return to London to join his family. William and Kate begin a relationship and move into a flat together with friends.
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