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MI6 'did not keep files on Diana' MI6 'did not keep files on Diana'
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MI6 were not keeping files on Princess Diana or Dodi Al Fayed, the inquest into their deaths has heard.MI6 were not keeping files on Princess Diana or Dodi Al Fayed, the inquest into their deaths has heard.
A female MI6 manager, named only as Miss X, told the High Court that searches she made of an electronic database found no information on them.A female MI6 manager, named only as Miss X, told the High Court that searches she made of an electronic database found no information on them.
The hearing was cleared of everyone except those directly involved in order to protect the identity of the witness. The hearing was cleared of all those not directly involved, in order to protect the identity of the witness.
Last week the former head of MI6, Sir Richard Dearlove, denied that the intelligence service murdered Diana. Last week the former head of MI6, Sir Richard Dearlove, denied the intelligence service murdered Diana.
Miss X said the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) - known as MI6 - kept a card on Dodi Al Fayed's father, Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, but nothing more detailed than that.
'No plan'
Ian Burnett QC, counsel for the coroner, asked Miss X about Diana and the princess's boyfriend Dodi: "No cards for either and no files for either?"
She replied: "Absolutely correct."
Mr Burnett asked: "If for the sake of argument there had been any plan at all involving Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Al Fayed would that have been drawn up by your searches?"
"Yes, there was absolutely no plan whatsoever," Miss X responded.
Mohamed Al Fayed claims the crash, in which Diana, Dodi and their driver Henri Paul died, was part of a murder plot by MI6 and the Duke of Edinburgh.
The hearing continues.