Prince Harry (left) and Prince William at Christmas last year. Photo: Getty ImagesBritain's Prince William and younger brother Harry have commissioned a statue in honour of their mother Princess Diana who died in a Paris car crash 20 years ago to be erected outside their official London home, their office says. "It has been 20 years since our mother's death and the time is right to recognise her positive impact in the UK and around the world with a permanent statue," William (34) said in a statement on Saturday. The princes have formed a committee to advise on the sculptor and to raise private funds to pay for the statue which will be located in a public garden at Kensington Palace. Work on the statue will begin soon and it is hoped that the statue will be unveiled before the end of the year, the statement said.

Source: Otago Daily Times January 29, 2017 01:53 UTC