Their lives through

WHEN Diana came along, the world fell in love with her. The paparazzi were out in force whenever she appeared. But William and Harry grew to hate them.

- BY IAN LLOYD

I remember seeing William at a polo ground in his father's Aston Martin.

The minute he saw cameras he ducked, using his hair as a shield to hide his face, just as the young Diana had. He didn't like being the pinup prince and blushed easily.

When he joined the family at the Queen Mother's birthday appearance at the gates of Clarence House, girls started screaming "we love you William", much to his embarrassment - and Harry's amusement.

Harry was a different kettle of fish - seemingly unfazed by the cameras. I was there for his first and last day at Eton and he joked and waved to the press.