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Fans could not help but point out the shocking resemblance Prince William bore to his late mother Princess Diana in a photo showing him at a racetrack during a visit to Scotland.

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, went further than his brother in a separate statement and directly linked the interview to their mother’s death

The scoop of the decade has its own dark story, including a cover-up by the world’s most revered public broadcaster.

LONDON: Martin Bashir used “deceitful behaviour” and was in “serious breach” of the BBC’s producer guidelines to secure his Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of...

Martin Bashirs Diana interview: BBC failures contributed to her fear and paranoia, William says He said Princess Diana was "failed" not just by the "rogue reporter", but by BBC bosses "who looked the other way rather than asking the tough questions". William said the interview was a "major contribution to making my parents relationship worse and has since hurt countless others", while his brother Prince Harry said "the ripple effect of a culture of exploitation and unethical practices ultimat...

Prince William launches scathing attack on BBC ‘lies’ over Bashir’s Diana interview Joe Middleton,Chris Baynes and Andrew Woodcock © Provided by The Independent The Duke of Cambridge has condemned the BBC for its failings over a Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, which he said had fuelled the “fear, paranoia and isolation” his mother suffered in the final years of her life. Prince William said he felt “indescribable sadness” after an independent i...

The ARM argues that Australia should replace the monarchy to become a republic with an Australian head of state. It contends that the benefits of this system are a head of state that can exclusively represent Australian interests, a system that better aligns with democratic institutions, a fully independent constitution and a head of state that can represent Australian values. Read more: ----------------- Gus: Lets be a bit more ferocious about this idea. At the speed its travelling and by the ...

Two BBC whistleblowers who tried to highlight the deceitful methods employed by Martin Bashir to obtain his explosive interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, have attacked the corporation’s “generic” apology. Graphic designer Matt Wiessler, who was commissioned by Bashir to create mocked-up documents, has long claimed he was made the scapegoat for the scandal. The report by Lord Dyson, former master of the rolls and head of civil justice, which was published on Thursday, found Bashir “...

BBC News By John Ware Twenty-five years ago, the BBCs Panorama programme landed a scoop rivals the world over wanted - an interview with Diana, Princess of Wales. Her son and heir to the throne, Prince William, has now launched an unprecedented attack on the corporation over that interview. The programme, which attracted a UK audience of 23m, was a career-defining moment for reporter Martin Bashir. But after accusations resurfaced last autumn that Bashir misled the princess to gain her trust,...

Two BBC whistleblowers who tried to highlight the deceitful methods employed by Martin Bashir to obtain his explosive interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, have attacked the corporation’s “generic” apology. Graphic designer Matt Wiessler, who was commissioned by Bashir to create mocked-up documents, has long claimed he was made the scapegoat for the scandal. The report by Lord Dyson, former master of the rolls and head of civil justice, which was published on Thursday, found Bashir “...