She was the "People's Princess," a fitting title considering the outpouring of love from people around the world on the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's cardiac arrest death following a car crash in Paris. Even today, the shock of her death still lingers. How the world is remembering her Thursday:
- The AP offers a timeline of major events in her life, while ABC News examines her legacy. In hugging a 7-year-old boy with AIDS, ABC notes, she helped erase stigma around the disease.
- At the BBC, everyday Britons recall meeting the Princess of Wales. In one case, she reportedly divulged a fondness for "beans on toast."
- USA Today has the full text of the "memorable" eulogy Diana's brother delivered at her funeral. It included veiled digs at the royal family and media.