Interview took place in 1995
Britain's Prince William says his mother Diana, was "failed" by leaders at the BBC, after an investigation found a journalist used "deceitful behaviour" to secure a 'Panorama' interview with her.
Interviewer, Martin Bashir, and the corporation as a whole, have apologised over the findings of The Dyson Investigation.
The findings included the revelation that Mr. Bashir produced fake bank statements to show both the Princess & her brother Earl Spencer.
The former BBC religion editor has described this as a "stupid thing to do" & "an action I deeply regret".
Prince William says he believes it holds "no legitimacy" and "should never be aired again".
A statement on today’s report of The Dyson Investigation pic.twitter.com/uS62CNwiI8
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) May 20, 2021
These people in Dublin believe the British Prince is right in what he has said:
Possible changes at the BBC will be considered by the UK government.
British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, says he's concerned by the revelations:
Prime Minister Boris Johnson "concerned" by findings of inquiry into BBC interview with Princess Diana
— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) May 21, 2021
"It's up to the BBC to make sure nothing like this ever happens again"https://t.co/xZLjQjcVut pic.twitter.com/6ZzEP8ZV4l
Graphic designer Matt Wiesler was asked to mock up the fake bank statements to encourage Diana to take part.
He says he was made a scapegoat after raising concerns with a boss:
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