New witnesses found in Diana's death

New forensic evidence and witnesses have been found in connection with the ongoing probe.

New forensic evidence and witnesses have been found in connection with the ongoing probe into the death of Britain's late princess Diana.

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"We have new witnesses, we have new forensic evidence. I can't tell you who the new witnesses are," former Metropolitan Police Commissioner John Stevens, who is heading the team probing the circumstances surrounding Diana's death in a car crash in Paris in 1997, told the British media in London on Tuesday.

He also confirmed that he sees the Harrods owner, Mohammed al Fayed, father of the princess's then companion Dodi who also died in the crash, every two months, it said.

Lord Stevens said he is even looking into conspiracy theories, including those floated in the book 'Diana, the Hidden Evidence' which allege she was assassinated by US and British intelligence.

"We are dealing with each and every conspiracy theory. We will go where the evidence takes us and I intend to finish the job. It is a complex business and it is taking time," he said.