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Matt Wiessler and Mark Killick lost their livelihoods when they flagged Martin Bashir’s deceitful tactics to the corporation.

‘Dark day’ for BBC, says director-general );  ); THE director-general of the BBC said it’s a “dark day” for the corporation following an official inquiry into the conduct of Martin Bashir.  Tim Davie, who lives in Peppard, told ITV News that the broadcaster accepts “in full” the findings of the investigation which concluded the journalist used “deceitful behaviour” to secure his Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales in 1995. The report, written by Lord Dyso...

Princess Diana regretted her interview with Martin Bashir, former secretary once claimed: ‘A huge mistake’

Tim Suter has left his role with the broadcast regulator, it revealed in a statement today. Suter was previously the managing editor of weekly programmes in BBC News and current affairs.

Lord Dyson investigated the circumstances of the 1995 interview with Martin Bashir.

Isle of Wight Radio 6:00am - 10:00am Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Princess Diana interview: Investigation into how BBC landed explosive interview expected to be published today A report into how the BBC and journalist Martin Bashir landed the famous Princess Diana interview is expected to be published today. The explosive interview - in which the princess made the claim there were "three of us in this marriage" - has come under scrutiny after Bashir...

MARTIN Bashir used deceitful methods to secure his explosive interview with Princess Diana that was edited in an Eastbourne hotel, it has been reported. The seaside town played an unexpected role in the Panorama interview with Diana - with an investigation into the BBC and Martin Bashir to be published later today. The controversial interview was filmed by the BBC journalist in 1995 during a “tense two and a half hours” before the recordings were then taken to "clandestine edit room" ...

The BBC has written to the royal family to apologise for the circumstances surrounding the Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, it is understood. The corporation has returned the awards it received for the explosive television event in 1995, when Diana told journalist Martin Bashir: “Well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.” An inquiry found the BBC covered up the “deceitful behaviour” Bashir used to secure his headline-making world exclusive ...

Kingdom FM On Air Next Search The report by Lord Dyson concluded the journalist breached BBC rules by mocking up fake bank statements and showing them to Dianas brother, Earl Spencer, to gain access to the princess. And the inquiry also said the corporation covered up Mr Bashirs behaviour and it "fell short of high standards of integrity and transparency". The BBC and Mr Bashir have both apologised, and the corporation has written apologies to Dianas sons Prince William and Prince Harry, as w...

An inquiry has found journalist Martin Bashir engaged in ‘deceitful behaviour’ to secure the world exclusive.