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PATRICK JEPHSON: The Queen Mother would have said nothing - Vimarsana News

PATRICK JEPHSON: The Queen Mother would have said nothing

PATRICK JEPHSON: From the Queen Mother's celestial Royal box at an eternal Epsom Derby, it's tempting to wonder what Her Majesty might make of the Royal headlines of the past fortnight.

Princess Diana's former private secretary admitted it is still "very hard to process" the fact she died falsely thinking he had "betrayed" her - 21-Mar-2022 - Vimarsana News

Princess Diana's former private secretary admitted it is still "very hard to process" the fact she died falsely thinking he had "betrayed" her - 21-Mar-2022

The BBC have awarded Commander Patrick Jepson a ""substantial sum"" of damages and apologised unreserevedly after an investigation showed Martin Bashir had shown the princess false bank statements suggesting he was being paid to work against her in a bid to land his infamous tell-all 'Panorama' interview

Princess Diana's ex-private secretary donating damages received from BBC to UK charity - Vimarsana News

Princess Diana's ex-private secretary donating damages received from BBC to UK charity

Princess Diana's ex-private secretary donating damages received from BBC to UK charity

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The BBC Apologies To Princess Diana's Private Secretary Patrick Jephson - Vimarsana News

The BBC Apologies To Princess Diana's Private Secretary Patrick Jephson

The BBC acknowledged it caused Patrick Jephson "serious harm" because of Martin Bashir's 1995 interview with Diana.

BBC pays 'substantial sum' to Diana aide over 1995 interview - Vimarsana News

BBC pays 'substantial sum' to Diana aide over 1995 interview

The BBC said on Thursday it has paid a "substantial sum" and apologised to Princess Diana's former private secretary over a bombshell 1995 interview found to ha