On what would have been Princess Diana's 50th birthday Friday, we've got an exclusive morphing video showing what would have been the beautiful princess' age progression from 1997 until now.

RadarOnline.com has also learned from an insider that Keith Allen's documentary Unlawful Killing has been bought for distribution in several countries around the world, although it's been banned in Britain due to the content of a controversial photograph of Princess Diana  at the crash scene where she died.

"Princess Diana would be alive today according to the 11 person jury verdict of the Royal Inquest as their verdict of the fatal crash, which also killed the man she planned to marry, Dodi Al Fayed which was, in fact --- UNLAWFUL KILLING," the tagline for the controversial documentary reads.

The tragic deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed in 1997 stunned the world and an inquest into the fatal car crash is the subject of a controversial new film called Unlawful Killing.

In this exclusive clip obtained by RadarOnline.com, a closer look is taken at the results of the 2007-2008 inquiring into the accident.

The movie’s director Keith Allen, the father of pop star Lily, presents evidence that the car crash in Paris was determined to have been NOT an accident by the jury at the official inquest in the Royal Courts of Justice, although that verdict was available to them.

In fact, the ruling by the jury of eleven people after deliberating for over a week at the inquest was “unlawful killing.” Unlawful killing is defined as manslaughter or homicide.

British pop star Lily Allen has suffered a miscarriage, RadarOnline.com can confirm.

Sadly, this is the second miscarriage for the popular performer who was expecting a child with her boyfriend Sam Cooper.

In 2008, Allen suffered a similar heart-break when she was pregnant by Chemical Brothers performer Ed Simons.