When will this deluded man disappear back to his reality TV heaven abroad. He was the butler for goodness sake. Not her "rock" but her servant.

This guy is the royal version of Jade Goody. Came from nowhere, does nothing useful and, once we ignore him, will hopefully go away.

Simon, Leicester,

This whole debacle has now reached the point of farce. I don't know exactly what's going in the courtroom, but all we get in the media is a succession of fantasies by a collection of bewilderingly deluded characters. How any kind of truth can be uncovered in between all the megalomania and paranoia is beyond me.

Martin, Bristol,

If the Queen has a Heart, she will attend this inquest now and make full disclosure of her meeting with Paul Burrell. The jury needs to hear the whole truth and Paul can't be trusted.

HM has been identified as stating after the car crash that "Dark Forces are at work in Britain". Her comment insinuates Dark Forces are in some way responsible for this car crash. It is essential the Queen attends this inquest to provide reasoning for this comment. Was she referring to the Dark Forces of St George, of another patron or both? What would their motive(s) be?

Al Fayed may well have been pointing an accusing finger in the wrong direction.

Alan, Somerset,

Mr Burrell strikes me as a reasonably intelligent person as well as loyal. If he did withhold information as stated (through loyalty?) I would doubt he would ever voice a "confesssion".

May be wrong as maybe being thrown into the limelight has affected him. Still think he would be stupid to let this overcome what should be reticence to reveal such a damning admission.

Bill, UK,

Am I the only person that feels that this affaire is getting considerably more boring by the day - All Burrell seems to be concentrating on is extending his fifteen minutes of fame. I can only assume that this fanfare will be published in a lengthy book that will be over promoted and resold as 'the truth of the Diana inquest'.

Mark, London,

Of course he hasn't told them everything he knows.
He's held back enough to make a couple of nice high paying newspaper articles.
The blokes got more fairy story's than Walt Disney.

K. Woodhouse, Lincoln, England

Thank you for exposing the private and very important conversation with Paul Burrell. Can the public and jury really trust the witnesses at this inquest? The truth is, they can't.....

It would appear the judges are not interrogating these witnesses sufficiently nor pushing the witnesses to their limits, otherwise the public and jury would have heard the Whole Truth and nothing but the truth from Paul Burrell.

Annabelle, Lausanne, Switzerland