Diana concert takes over Wembley

So, it was the Diana-fest gig in London yesterday, the much previously reported event designed to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Princess' death and commemorate what would have been her 46th birthday. Oh, hang on, perhaps it was the other way round. Princes William and Harry were on hand to lead the proceedings, which included performances from the likes of Duran Duran, James Morrison, Lily Allen, The Feeling, Nelly Furtado, Joss Stone, Tom Jones, The Quo, P Diddy, the English National Ballet and, of course, Elton John, the headline act at the last London event celebrating the late Princess' life (her funeral, if I remember rightly). Unfortunately I was in Scotland this weekend so couldn't go, and I heard a rumour Fearne Cotton was presenting the BBC's coverage so obviously couldn't watch it on TV either. But I hear it all went very well. And by the end of the full day of music all global warming was fully overcome. Oh, no, hang on, that's next week's Wembley gig. By the end of the day the late Princess Of Wales had been duly celebrated... yeah, that's it. Well done one and all.