Diana, Princess of Wales , is for many a symbol of life in the 1990s. And now a time capsule she buried nearly 35 years ago has been opened, revealing a treasure trove of memorabilia.

The capsule was placed inside a wall at the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London in 1991 with the help of two children who won a TV competition.

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It contained relics of a pre-internet-enabled age including an early pocket TV, a Kylie Minogue CD, a solar-powered calculator and a copy of The Times newspaper.

The items were decided via a competition run by long-running British children’s TV show “Blue Peter” — viewers were asked to decide eight things that represented life in the 1990s. Despite some moisture damage the items were still

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