London – AFP Tony Hall, who was managing the BBC’s editorial board, resigned at the time of the historic interview with Princess Diana in 1995, as president of the National Gallery in London, on Saturday, offering an apology, after the publication of an independent report criticizing the internal investigation that was conducted. Regarding this interview. … Read more
Princess Diana The BBC on Thursday issued a false and unconditional apology after an independent report found that journalist Martin Bashir had fraudulently obtained the opportunity for a controversial 1995 interview with Princess Diana. “The real motive behind Mr. Bashir’s betrayal, though indirectly, was Princess Diana,” wrote retired senior judge John Dyson after a six … Read more
Dhe two sons of the British Princess Diana, who died in 1997, have given drastic words to an investigation into the legendary BBC interview with their mother. The report released on Thursday revealed that a reporter from the public service broadcaster had used forged documents to gain access to Diana. The BBC later covered up … Read more
British journalist Martin Bashir used “deceptive methods” to obtain a shocking interview with Princess Diana, released in 1995 by the BBC, denounced an independent investigation published this Thursday. “Through his deceptive behavior, Bashir managed to organize the meeting that led to the interview”, explosive for the monarchy, indicates this report, whose conclusions led the BBC … Read more
Ein Journalist, best known for a controversial interview with Princess Diana in 1995, leaves the BBC. Martin Bashir is leaving for health reasons, the public broadcaster quoted the deputy director of the BBC News, Jonathan Munro, on Friday. Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, had repeatedly accused the BBC journalist Martin Bashir of having obtained the interview … Read more
Dhe English Premier League has made a remarkable TV deal in times of pandemic. The richest league in the world will receive another 4.7 billion pounds (5.5 billion euros) from its four television partners (Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and BBC Sport) for the period 2022 to 2025 and will not have to … Read more