[Natalie Allen, Cnn Anchor:] In Britain, people are leaving flowers and cards outside Kensington Palace to mark the fourth anniversary of the death of Princess Diana. Diana, Dodi Fayed and driver Henri Paul were killed when their limousine crashed in the Paris tunnel. An investigation showed that Paul was speeding and under the influence of alcohol and prescription drugs. A handful of people visited the tunnel today. Diana is the focus of this week's "People In The News" here on CNN. Daryn Kagan now has a preview.
[Daryn Kagan, Cnn Correspondent:] Diana is buried at the Spencer family estate in Althorpe. And it's there that people continue to make the pilgrimage to honor the late princess.
[Earl Spencer, Diana's Brother:] We find that the people who come here and they see, particularly the rooms dedicated to her charitable work, go away with a sense that this was a woman who was very glamorous. But she was also a humanitarian.
[Kagan:] In life, Diana took advantage of her celebrity status to become an activist for dozens of causes.
[Andrew Parkis, Diana, Princess Of Wales Memorial Fund:] She made even the most humble and unpopular people feel special. And that was a remarkable gift.
[Kagan:] The causes that meant the most to her: Fighting AIDS, helping children, banning land mines continue to benefit from Diana's efforts. Diana's true living legacies are her two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry.
[Spencer:] She would have carried on very much with her role as mother to those two boys. That was probably the most important thing to her.
[Kagan:] An exclusive interview with Diana's brother, Lord Charles Spencer, and the seldom seen video of Diana as a child, in a show that looks back at the princess' life and examines her legacies. Tune in this Sunday night at 8:30 eastern on CNN's "People In The News."