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LONDON: Martin Bashir, the BBC journalist who tricked princess Diana into giving an explosive interview, on Sunday apologized to Princes William and Harry, but said claims linking his actions to her death were “unreasonable.” A report by retired senior judge John Dyson published on Thursday found that Bashir commissioned faked bank statements that falsely suggested some of Diana’s closest aides were being paid by the security services to keep tabs on her. Bashir, 58, then showed them to Diana’s brother Charles Spencer in a successful bid to convince him to arrange a meeting between hi...

Shamed BBC journalist apologises over Diana interview Issued on: 23/05/2021 - 11:36 Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash in 1997, aged 36 Vincent AMALVY AFP/File 3 min London (AFP) Martin Bashir, the BBC journalist who tricked princess Diana into giving an explosive interview, on Sunday apologised to Princes William and Harry, but said claims linking his actions to her death were "unreasonable". A report by retired senior judge John Dyson published on Thursday found that Bashir commissioned faked bank statements that falsely suggested some of D...

It was one of the big interviews of the last century, the “three people in this marriage” one, where the BBC’s Martin Bashir drew out from…

Charter review is ‘significant moment’ for BBC, says Priti Patel Peter Walker Political correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Dominic Lipinski/PA Next year’s review of the BBC charter will be “a very, very significant moment” for the corporation’s governance structures, Priti Patel has said, giving the clearest indication yet that ministers are considering potentially sweeping changes to how it is run. Asked about the idea that some sort of independent editorial board could be imposed on the BBC in the wake of a damning report about its handling o...

Martin Bashir apologies to Princess Diana's sons: The controversy explained CNET 1 hr ago © Provided by CNET Princess Diana during the BBC Panorama interview with Martin Bashir. BBC UK journalist Martin Bashir has apologized to Prince William and Prince Harry after a former British Supreme Court judge handed down a report Thursday condemning Bashir and the BBC for a famous 1995 interview with Princess Diana in which she openly spoke about the stresses of being a royal.  © BBC After a six-month investigation, Bashir, the report found, used fake documents and false pretenses to score...