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Yes, Martin Bashir used forgery and falsehood, but the response has been an epic groundswell of hypocrisy The BBC made ‘terrible errors, terribly covered up’. BBC Broadcasting House. Photograph: Hufton+Crow-View/Alamy Stock Photo The BBC made ‘terrible errors, terribly covered up’. BBC Broadcasting House. Photograph: Hufton+Crow-View/Alamy Stock Photo Tue 25 May 2021 04.00 EDT Last modified on Tue 25 May 2021 07.48 EDT The BBC crashes out of the sky, again. The forgery and falsehood used by Martin Bashir to help work his way into Diana, Princess of Wales’s confidence was despicable, her sons’ outrage inevitable. It remains inexplicable that the BBC branded him still “an honourable man”, though the fateful rehiring in 2016 appears more cock-up than conspiracy: Tony Hall didn’t know until too late; James Harding, the ex-Times editor, had never heard what everyone knew about Bashir’s skulduggery. These were terrible errors, terribly

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