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Charles Spencer posted a telling message on social media following the latest update on his sister, Princess Diana's controversial Panorama interview.Following news that BBC News religion editor, Martin Bashir, has stepped down from his role, and that Lord Dyson’s investigation into how he secured the interview with Diana in the first place has now concluded, Charles made his feelings pretty clear.MORE: Prince William breaks silence on Martin Bashir's Panorama interview with Princess

Martin Bashir, the former MSNBC presenter, has stepped down from his role as BBC News’ religion editor on health grounds. It comes as he is at the center of an investigation into how the BBC obtained a bombshell interview with Princess Diana in 1995.

Martin Bashir has quit the BBC on health grounds, it has been revealed. The journalist's exit comes as the investigation into his interview with Princess Diana continues.The Guardian reported that BBC's head of newsgathering Jonathan Munro told staff: "Martin Bashir has stepped down from his position as the BBC's religion editor and is leaving the corporation.

Naman Ramachandran Martin Bashir, the journalist who conducted the explosive Princess Diana interview on BBC’s “Panorama” program in 1995, has stepped down from the broadcaster on health grounds.In a mail to staff on Friday afternoon, Jonathan Munro, the BBC’s deputy director of news wrote: “Martin Bashir has stepped down from his position as the BBC’s Religion Editor, and is leaving the Corporation.

Princess Diana was "obsessed" with the idea Prince Charles wanted her murdered, according to a sensational new claim.The claim has emerged in bombshell evidence given to the inquiry into Diana's interview with Martin Bashir for the BBC. Diana, who tragically died in 1997 following a car accident at the age of 36, sat down with Martin for the shocking interview in 1995, with an enquiry now being opened into how he managed to secure the interview.

Martin Bashir is alleging that rumours passed along by the late Princess of Wales were mistakenly attributed to him.

Martin Bashir is the BBC reporter who interviewed Princess Diana back in 1995 and who has been accused of lying to her in order to secure the interview.

Prince Harry wasn’t wrong. It seems history was literally repeating itself.

Princess Diana’s death has recently had some closure, the British police department recently revealed that a criminal investigation has been ruled out. Elaborating further, the authorities stated that they had ruled out an investigation into the 1995 BBC interview with the late Princess Diana and journalist Martin Bashir, via ET Canada.

A criminal investigation is being ruled out.

British police said on Thursday they had ruled out a criminal investigation into the famous 1995 BBC interview with the late Princess Diana, after complaints from her brother that she had been tricked into taking part with the use of forged documents.

Britain’s royal family was blindsided by Princess Diana’s 1995 “Panorama” interview with Martin Bashir, which continues to generate controversy with the claims of her brother, Martin Spencer, that Bashir tricked her into participating.

Princess Diana's Panorama interview as BBC conducts an investigation. By way of a little background, Diana gave a candid interview with Panorama host Martin Bashir in November 1995—which BBC is investigating due to a recent Sunday Times report that Bashir created fake bank statements to manipulate Diana’s brother Spencer into helping negotiate the interview.

Coming together. Prince William and Prince Harry are demanding answers about Princess Diana’s interview that aired on BBC Panorama in 1995.

Michael Jackson 17 years ago, it has been claimed. The journalist had viewers hooked with his explosive fly-on-the-wall series of interviews with the King of Pop in 2003.

Channel 4 Orders Follow-Up To Influential Princess Diana Film Channel 4 has commissioned Blink Films to make a follow-up to its explosive documentary on Princess Diana’s infamous Panorama interview with the BBC in 1995. The revelations in Blink’s first film, Diana: The Truth Behind The Interview, have sparked an independent inquiry at the BBC to get to the bottom of whether Diana was coerced into the Panorama conversation by reporter Martin Bashir through forged documents and misinformation.

Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, said he was “shocked and appalled” as he was asked about that infamous Panorama interview which happened 25 years ago during an appearance on Wednesday’s “Lorraine”.

Prince Harry joined his brother Prince William in expressing his support for an investigation into the BBC and journalist Martin Bashir for the 1995 Panorama interview in which Princess Diana said “there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.” The line referenced Prince Charles’s affair with his longtime love Camilla Parker-Bowles, his mistress before they married in 2005.

Last week, Prince William released a statement showing his support for an independent investigation into Princess Diana’s 1995 Panorama interview with BBC journalist Martin Bashir.

Princess Diana is once again at the center of royal drama. The BBC recently began an inquiry into renewed allegations against Martin Bashir, the journalist who snagged the career-making tell-all interview with the late royal back in 1995.

Princess Diana broke all kinds of royal precedent and protocol when she sat down for an explosive, tell-all interview with journalist Martin Bashir on BBC Panorama. In the now-infamous interview, Diana candidly discussed the breakdown of her marriage to Prince Charles, including his affair with his now-wife Camilla Parker Bowles and her own affair with James Hewitt.

Prince William broke down and "wept" after watching the famed Princess Diana Panorama interview, a royal author claims. William, then aged just 11, was said to have watched his late mother's interview with Martin Bashir and "something inside him snapped".

A source close to Prince Harry is speaking out in response to criticism over his silence on the controversy surrounding his late mom Princess Diana‘s Panorama interview from 25 years ago.

After being accused of not supporting the BBC’s investigation into the alleged unethical tactics used to secure the network’s 1995 Panorama interview with Princess Diana, the Duke of Sussex is fighting back.Earlier this week, Prince William issued a statement confirming that he's backing the BBC’s decision to launch an independent investigation into the circumstances that led their mother to give an interview to journalist Martin Bashir.

Princess Diana, the broadcaster said Wednesday.The announcement came after Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, made renewed claims this month that BBC journalist Martin Bashir used forged statements and false claims to convince the late royal to agree to the interview.The investigation will consider if the steps taken by the BBC and Bashir were appropriate and to what extent those actions influenced Diana’s decision to give an interview.John Dyson, a former Supreme Court judge, is “an eminent and

Sharon Osbourne is weighing in on the recent news about Princess Diana and her famed Panorama interview.

Prince William is weighing in on his mother’s most controversial interview — one which critics have said contributed to the media circus which ultimately caused her death.

Princess Diana's controversial 1995 Panorama interview "a step in the right direction," in a statement released by Kensington Palace.

Prince William has released a very rare statement about his mother Princess Diana and the controversy surrounding her 1995 interview with Martin Bashir on his show at the time, Panorama.