PRINCESS DIANA’S EX HASNAT KHAN SLAMS BBC’S MARTIN BASHIR FOR ‘EXPLOITIVE’ 1995 TV INTERVIEW In the infamous interview, the Princess of Wales said "there were three of us in this marriage ...

The 127-page report concluded that Bashir "deceived and induced" Diana's brother Earl Spencer by presenting false evidence that propelled him to convince his sister to accept the BBC interview.

BBC Panorama has finally aired the results of its own internal probe into Martin Bashir‘s infamous interview with Princess Diana. Thursday night’s episode of the long-running investigative ...

BBC Panorama has finally aired the results of its own internal probe into Martin Bashir’s infamous interview with Princess Diana. Thursday night’s episode of the long-running investigative ...

Martin Bashir used fake bank documents and lied about Princess Diana being bugged by security services to get the 1995 interview. Jeff Spicer/Getty Images Bashir used fake bank documents and lied ...

An official BBC inquiry found journalist Martin Bashir used "deceitful methods" to secure his controversial 1995 interview with Princess Diana Journalist Martin Bashir is speaking out after an ...

On November 20, 1995, the BBC managed to pull off a royal coup when veteran Panorama journalist Martin Bashir spoke to Princess Diana in her first solo interview since her marriage to Prince Charles.

In Bashir's 1995 interview with Diana, the Princess dropped bombshell statements including, "There were three of us in this marriage." The broadcast supposedly changed her life forever.

Twenty-five years ago, Princess Diana made waves in a revealing interview with BBC journalist Martin Bashir in which she noted that “there were three of us” in her marriage to Charles, Prince ...

Martin Bashir’s infamous 1995 sit-down with Princess Diana stemmed from forged bank documents and other “deceitful methods,” an independent investigation reported Thursday. The si… ...

Martin Bashir used ‘deceitful behavior’ to secure Princess Diana interview, report says BBC’s current director-general Tim Davie said the corporation accepts 'in full' the findings of former ...