What's happened
The hit drama based on the royal family during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II will conclude in two parts, the first of which premieres on 16 November and the second on 14 December.
Why it matters
The final season of The Crown is highly anticipated as it will cover significant events in recent British history, including the death of Princess Diana and the premiership of Tony Blair.
What the papers say
The Independent reports on the return of The Crown for its final season, highlighting the inclusion of significant historical events such as the death of Princess Diana and the premiership of Tony Blair. The Times provides a detailed overview of the storylines expected in the final season, including the focus on the tabloid frenzy surrounding the romance between Diana and Dodi Fayed, and the controversy surrounding reports that Diana's 'ghost' will feature in the series.
How we got here
The Crown has been a popular and critically acclaimed series, depicting the reign of Queen Elizabeth II and the events surrounding the royal family. The final season is expected to provide a dramatic portrayal of key historical moments.
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