RUSHES: Princess Diana inquest: Interview with Hasnat Khan

Princess Diana inquest: Interview with Hasnat Khan; PAKISTAN: Jhelum:INTHasnat Khan (Princess Diana's former lover) speaking to ITV reporter Neil Connery SOT- [Asked about the fond memories Diana had of Pakistan] I think she enjoyed her time here, she really liked the day she spent here I think / [Asked whether meeting each other was a special moment for Diana and his family] I think it was for my family, I think she enjoyed the afternoon tea with them, it was a long time ago, 1996 I think / [asked what he hopes the inquest will establish] I hope it settles all the questions which have been asked, for me it is important that this is the end of it and people can move on / it just keeps coming back every year, or twice a year, I would like to see this inquest establish an end to it / [Asked if coming to Pakistan is a sanctuary away from it all] I made the decision a long time ago, it doesn't coincide at all with the inquest, I would have moved here anyway, yes it is very peaceful here and it is away from all the media attention and I'm here for a different reason and I hope it all works out / [Asked if he is angry about false things that have been written over the years] it is very annoying, talks about how the media have written things that he knows are not true / [Asked about his memory of Princess Diana] I found her a very normal person, a normal person with great qualities and of course some personal drawbacks like we all have, I think she did great work for the country and for people all over the world