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Prince William has broken his silence and revealed that he 'welcomes' a new investigation into the BBC interview with his mother Princess Diana.

Prince William is welcoming the investigation into the Panorama interview his mother, Princess Diana, did and how journalist Martin Bashir obtained it.

Martin Bashir, the reporter accused of “deceitful” techniques, teaches children the principles of journalism.Bashir, under investigation for using falsified bank statements and other “unethical” tactics to secure his landmark Princess Diana interview, presents an episode of Celebrity Supply Teacher on the CBBC children’s channel.Answering questions from children about his profession, Bashir says “journalism is about telling stories, real stories so that people can understand the world around

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Jake Kanter International TV EditorThe BBC has hired former supreme court judge Lord Dyson to lead an independent investigation into the circumstances in which the UK broadcaster secured an exclusive and explosive interview with the late Princess Diana in 1995.Martin Bashir, the former MSNBC anchor, made his name on the back of the Panorama interview, during which Diana uttered the now-famous words that there were “three of us in this marriage” in relation to her broken relationship with Prince

Princess Diana did things her own way as a royal and no moment epitomized that more than her explosive, now-infamous BBC Panorama interview. In the interview, Diana got incredibly candid about her private life, including the breakdown of her marriage to Prince Charles and his affair with Camilla Parker-Bowles.

Princess Diana’s close friend Rosa Monckton has spoken about how the late royal changed following her infamous interview with Martin Bashir for Panorama 25 years ago.

Naman Ramachandran It’s been 25 years since journalist Martin Bashir interviewed Princess Diana on U.K. broadcaster BBC’s Panorama program in 1995.

ITV’s new documentary The Diana Interview: Revenge Of A Princess, which aired on Monday night, November 9, and looks at the royal’s bombshell Panorama interview 25 years later.The bombshell interview saw Princess Diana sit down with journalist Martin Bashir, where Diana poured her heart out to the millions who watched.Speaking on the new documentary Penny revealed: ‘One of the most shocking things that Diana told me was that the night before the wedding Charles told her that he didn’t love

Princess Diana’s Panorama ­interview has been revealed by the man who says he forged ­documents that reeled her in.Graphic designer Matt Wiessler revealed the BBC has never interviewed him about his role in the scandal.And he insisted he is glad they are probing it.Experts suggest the BBC and ­interviewer Martin Bashir could even face a criminal probe.At the heart of it is Wiessler.

explosive interview between Princess Diana and journalist Martin Bashir aired in 1995, but 25 years later, new evidence suggests that the reporter may have used forged bank statements and other unethical methods to convince Diana to partake in the interview, Deadline reports.Now, the situation is being properly investigated — however, it’s complicated by the fact that Bashir, now 57 and a religion editor for BBC News, is gravely ill with COVID-19.Over the weekend, the BBC apologized to Princess

Jake Kanter International TV EditorThe BBC has committed to investigating fresh evidence relating to the methods Martin Bashir used to secure an exclusive and explosive interview with the late Princess Diana in 1995.Bashir made his name on the back of the Panorama interview, during which Diana uttered the now-famous words that there were “three of us in this marriage” in relation to her broken relationship with Prince Charles.Bashir’s actions were the subject of an internal BBC investigation in

The documentary alleges the reason she decided to take the BBC interview was because her brother, Earl Spencer, was shown forged bank statements created by someone working for the BBC.The documents showed payments worth £10,500 from two companies, one of which was News International, and the other was from a company with an invented name.The graphic designer who says he mocked up the false documents even explained on the documentary how he did it.Andrew claimed: “Speaking to those in Diana’s

Princess Diana always knew that her oldest son, Prince William, had what it took to be a great king. In November 1995, the late royal sat down for what would turn out to be an explosive interview with BBC1 Panorama about her divorce from Prince Charles.