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2021-05-25T15:36:00+01:00 Whether Max Mosley will be remembered as a motorsport administrator, the subject of lurid tabloid headlines or a pioneering press regulator, his legacy in the law is firmly established. Mosley, who died this week at the age of 81, started his adult life in the legal profession, studying at Gray’s Inn in London and being called to the bar in 1964. He specialised in patent and trade mark law before taking the rarely-charted move to motor racing. Max Mosley cut his te...

His friendship with Bernie Ecclestone would prove to be important to more than just them. Together, they won the battles to give Ecclestone the commercial rights to F1 and then to place Mosley as the head of the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), motorsport’s governing body. Shortly after he ascended to the presidency, the untimely deaths of Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna brought safety to the fore. Mosley campaigned to improve the safety of F1 cars, eventually imposing ...

Max Mosley and his Ministry of Truth The late Formula 1 supremo, and son of British fascist leader Oswald Mosley, spent millions trying to stop stories appearing in the press 24 May 2021 • 8:50pm There was a revealing moment in an interview Max Mosley gave to Channel 4 a little over two years ago when, confronted with a racist leaflet published by him, and whose very existence he had previously denied under oath, he was asked whether he had perjured himself.  “That’s a very offensive sug...

Last modified on Mon 24 May 2021 16.31 EDT Even those who crossed swords with Max Mosley in the course of the privacy crusade he waged over many years before his death on Monday aged 81 readily accept the multimillionaire’s position in future textbooks on the subject is assured. The spark was the News of the World’s report on his involvement in an alleged sadomasochistic orgy in 2008. Mosley sued the newspaper for breach of privacy and won, although a personal tragedy came into play w...

Prince William, Harry condemn BBC over deceitful Diana interview AP / Updated: May 21, 2021, 09:57 IST LONDON - Prince Harry on Thursday issued strongly-worded statements criticizing the BBC and British media for unethical practices after an investigation concluded that one of the broadcasters journalists used "deceitful behavior" to secure Princess Dianas most explosive The circumstances surrounding the interview from more than 20 years ago came under scrutiny after Dianas brother, Charl...

Prince William and Prince Harry condemn BBC over 1995 Princess Diana interview Prince William and Prince Harry condemn BBC over 1995 Princess Diana interview Prince William said that BBC’s failures contributed to the deterioration of his parents’ marriage and worsened Diana’s feelings of paranoia. advertisement File photo of Princess Diana from AP. Prince William and his brother Prince Harry on Thursday issued strongly worded statements criticising the BBC and British media for unethical...

The interrogation of Diana’s interviews sparks a new crisis of confidence in the BBC The Welsh princess also put Diana in crisis before the BBC Panorama the interview was given, lies and forged documents were revealed and the UK announcer dragged him 25 years later into another scandal over editorial standards and cover culture. Recorded on Guy Fawkes Day 1995 and secretly edited at an Eastbourne hotel, journalist Martin Bashir’s super-ball was initially understood to be a historic bet by...

Prince William and his brother Prince Harry on Thursday issued strongly worded statements criticizing the BBC and British media for unethical practices.

Report: BBC reporter used deceit to get 1995 Diana interview SYLVIA HUI, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3FILE - In this Dec. 11, 1995 file photo, Diana, Princess of Wales, smiles at the United Cerebral Palsys annual dinner at the New York Hilton. An investigation has found that a BBC journalist used “deceitful behavior” to secure an explosive interview with Princess Diana in 1995, in a “serious breach” of the broadcaster’s guidelines. The probe came after Dian...