Diana's Unseen Angola Trip: Humanitarian Voice

0:00On April 2nd, ITB News just dropped, never before seen footage from Princess Diana's trip to Angola back in January 1997, where she spotlighted the horrors of landmines. Earlier this week, on their reporting history show with Tom Bradby, former Africa correspondent Steve Scott shared clips from an interview that got cut at the time. Diana was chatting with reporters, and when Scott tossed out a political question amid backlash from her landmine work, her aides tried shutting it. Down, fast. But Diana pushed back playfully, insisting she wanted to tackle it head-on. She made it clear she was a humanitarian at heart, not some political player, brushing off the drama in England as a mere distraction from the real, issues. Scott also remembered her chatting on the plane about wrapping up the campaign, but keeping her focus on her two young boys above all else. That trip was huge for raising global awareness on landmines, changing policies long-term. Her bold voice still echoes today, reminding us how one person stand can shift the world, even when the clock runs short.

1:04Just months later, she was. Gone at 36. That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI.