Three paparazzi photographers, Jacques Langevin, Christian Martinez and Eric Chassery, who took pictures of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed on the night of their fatal car crash, will be retried for breaching privacy laws. They were originally acquitted of breaking privacy laws in a November 2003 ruling by a lower court. On Wednesday, the Cour de Cassation asked the Paris appeals court to review the part of its decision related to the couple's car, saying it was a mistake not to consider the Mercedes a private space. That decision only concerned three photos of the crash taken in the car. [0:22 BST 14/04/05]
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