TOP OF THE NEWS: Was Princess Diana killed by a drunken driver? A Reuters News Service report Monday says the man who was at the wheel when the Mercedes Benz, carrying Diana and boyfriend Dodi Fayed, crashed into a Paris tunnel early Sunday had a blood alcohol level more than two times the French legal limit. Diana, Fayed and the driver died in the accident.

DI INVESTIGATION: Princess Diana's driver that fateful night in Paris wasn't only drunk, but under the influence of anti-depressant drugs, a source has told Reuters News Service. Earlier Tuesday, Paris officials announced that a third lab test showed Henri Paul's blood-alcohol level was as high as 0.180--more than three times the French legal limit.

DI'S DRIVER: Princess Diana's driver may have been even drunker than originally thought--his blood alcohol level reportedly four times above the French legal limit. Diana, her boyfriend Dodi Fayed and the driver died in the accident.

DIANA UPDATE: A Paris jeweler crafted a $200,000 diamond ring for Dodi Fayed to present to Princess Diana at what turned out to be their last meal at the posh Ritz hotel, a London newspaper is reporting. "He told me how much he was in love with the princess," the jeweler, whom Fayed contracted, told the Sun. Fayed and Diana died, along with their driver, in a Paris auto crash early Sunday.