RULE BRITANNIA!

I was never more proud to be British than I was on Sunday. What an atmosphere. The Concert for Diana at Wembley was superb, apart from the talentless slappers who appear to have been American Idol rejects. Highlights included the ageless Rod Stewart kicking footballs into the crowd, the Royal Ballet performing Swan Lake, Bryan Ferry, Elton John and Status Quo. But against all odds, far and away the best moment for me was...wait for it...you won't believe it...I certainly don't...P DIDDY! Yes, he was sensational, and brought the house down with his emotionally-charged anthem for Diana. I was surprised by the tears rolling down my face during his performance - how on Earth could I have been moved by rap music? It was beautiful. There was a lot of love for her in the stadium(which was nice to see after all the negative stuff her detractors love to rant about), and it was wonderful to see so many united in remembering her. It was even more emotional than the Freddie tribute concert, and therefore it was fitting to have Queen's "These Are The Days of Our Lives" close the show, accompanied by videos of the princess as a child. And a small confession: Becks was sincere and graceful in his homage to Diana. It was touching. So I don't hate him anymore. (By the way, one of my Top 3 songs was performed on Sunday, as I knew it would be, but you'll have to stay tuned to find out which one....)