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Martin Bashir, the BBC journalist who tricked princess Diana into giving an explosive interview, on Sunday apologised to Princes William and Harry
A report by retired senior judge John Dyson found that Bashir commissioned faked bank statements that falsely suggested some of Diana's closest aides were being paid by the security services to keep tabs on her. Bashir then showed them to Diana's brother Charles Spencer and convinced him to arrange a meeting between himself and Diana.
Bashir told the Sunday Times he was "deeply sorry" to Diana's sons Prince William and Prince Harry but said claims linking his actions to her death were "unreasonable". He also said he never wanted to harm Diana.
However, both William and Harry believe the interview contributed significantly to Diana&rsquo;s fear, paranoia and played a part in her death.

'Never wanted to harm Diana': Journalist Bashir apologises to William, Harry

<ul>
<li>BBC&nbsp;Journalist Bashir&nbsp;apologises to William, Harry</li>
<li>William, Harry believe Diana's interview with Bashir&nbsp;played a role in her death</li>
<li>Bashir commissioned faked bank statements, tricked Diana</li>
<li>Never wanted to harm Diana: Bashir&nbsp;told the Sunday Times</li>
<li>Bashir&nbsp;said&nbsp;claims linking his actions to Diana's death unreasonable</li>
</ul>

Martin Bashir, the BBC journalist who tricked princess Diana into giving an explosive interview, on Sunday apologised to Princes William and Harry
A report by retired senior judge John Dyson found that Bashir commissioned faked bank statements that falsely suggested some of Diana's closest aides were being paid by the security services to keep tabs on her. Bashir then showed them to Diana's brother Charles Spencer and convinced him to arrange a meeting between himself and Diana.
Bashir told the Sunday Times he was "deeply sorry" to Diana's sons Prince William and Prince Harry but said claims linking his actions to her death were "unreasonable". He also said he never wanted to harm Diana.
However, both William and Harry believe the interview contributed significantly to Diana&rsquo;s fear, paranoia and played a part in her death.

The BBC on Thursday issued an apology after an inquiry concluded that the media corporation had covered up the tactics used by journalist Martin Bashir to secure his famous 1995 interview scoop with Princess Diana. The late Princess of Wales had opened up about her troubled marriage to Prince Charles in the interview.
The probe by a retired judge concluded that the BBC "fell short of the high standards of integrity and transparency" and noted that Bashir, who recently left the BBC, "deceived and induced" Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer to obtain the interview.
The probe found that Bashir commissioned faked bank statements that falsely suggested some of Diana's closest aides were being paid by the security services to keep tabs on her. He then used those document to convince Diana for the interview.
During the famous interview, Diana sensationally claimed there were "three of us" in her marriage to Prince Charles &ndash; referring to Camilla, now his wife and Duchess of Cornwall.
The BBC issued a full and unconditional apology and admitted &ldquo;clear failings&rdquo; on its part.
Diana and Charles formally divorced in 1996. She died aged 36 in a high-speed car crash while being chased by paparazzi photographers in Paris the following year.

BBC apologises for 'deceitful' Princess Diana interview

The BBC has issued an apology after an inquiry concluded that the media corporation had covered up the tactics used by journalist Martin Bashir to secure his famous 1995 interview scoop with Princess Diana

The BBC on Thursday issued an apology after an inquiry concluded that the media corporation had covered up the tactics used by journalist Martin Bashir to secure his famous 1995 interview scoop with Princess Diana. The late Princess of Wales had opened up about her troubled marriage to Prince Charles in the interview.
The probe by a retired judge concluded that the BBC "fell short of the high standards of integrity and transparency" and noted that Bashir, who recently left the BBC, "deceived and induced" Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer to obtain the interview.
The probe found that Bashir commissioned faked bank statements that falsely suggested some of Diana's closest aides were being paid by the security services to keep tabs on her. He then used those document to convince Diana for the interview.
During the famous interview, Diana sensationally claimed there were "three of us" in her marriage to Prince Charles &ndash; referring to Camilla, now his wife and Duchess of Cornwall.
The BBC issued a full and unconditional apology and admitted &ldquo;clear failings&rdquo; on its part.
Diana and Charles formally divorced in 1996. She died aged 36 in a high-speed car crash while being chased by paparazzi photographers in Paris the following year.

Princes William and Harry have hit out at the BBC and its journalist Martin Bashir over "the deceitful way" Bashir obtained an explosive TV interview with their mother Princess Diana in 1995. Diana had detailed her troubled marriage to Prince Charles in the interview.
BBC on Thursday issued an apology after a probe found that the organisation had cover-up Bashir's tactics in getting the interview.
William said the interview had made "a major contribution" to the demise of his parents' relationship, while the BBC's oversight failures had "contributed significantly to her fear, paranoia and isolation" in her final years.
In a separate statement, Harry said the report was "the first step towards justice and truth" but that the deceptive practices exposed were still widespread today -- and had played a part in his mother's death.
Diana and Charles formally divorced in 1996. She died at the age of 36 in a car crash while being chased by paparazzis in Paris the following year.

Prince William and Harry hit out at BBC for 'deceitful' Diana interview

Princes William and Harry have hit out at the BBC and its journalist Martin Bashir over "the deceitful way" Bashir obtained an explosive TV interview with their mother Princess Diana in 1995

Prince William and Harry hit out at BBC for 'deceitful' Diana intv

Princes William and Harry have hit out at the BBC and its journalist Martin Bashir over "the deceitful way" Bashir obtained an explosive TV interview with their mother Princess Diana in 1995. Diana had detailed her troubled marriage to Prince Charles in the interview.
BBC on Thursday issued an apology after a probe found that the organisation had cover-up Bashir's tactics in getting the interview.
William said the interview had made "a major contribution" to the demise of his parents' relationship, while the BBC's oversight failures had "contributed significantly to her fear, paranoia and isolation" in her final years.
In a separate statement, Harry said the report was "the first step towards justice and truth" but that the deceptive practices exposed were still widespread today -- and had played a part in his mother's death.
Diana and Charles formally divorced in 1996. She died at the age of 36 in a car crash while being chased by paparazzis in Paris the following year.

The British government has hit out at China over ban on BBC News. It accused China of censorship, as Beijing banned BBC World News after a disputed report about the treatment of its Uighur minority. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called the decision to prevent the news channel being aired in mainland China "an unacceptable curtailing of media freedom". "China has some of the most severe restrictions on media &amp; internet freedoms across the globe, &amp; this latest step will only damage China's reputation in the eyes of the world," he tweeted.
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'Unacceptable': UK govt hits out at China over ban on BBC

The British government has hit out at China over ban on BBC News. It accused China of censorship, as Beijing banned BBC World News after a disputed report about the treatment of its Uighur minority

The British government has hit out at China over ban on BBC News. It accused China of censorship, as Beijing banned BBC World News after a disputed report about the treatment of its Uighur minority. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called the decision to prevent the news channel being aired in mainland China "an unacceptable curtailing of media freedom". "China has some of the most severe restrictions on media &amp; internet freedoms across the globe, &amp; this latest step will only damage China's reputation in the eyes of the world," he tweeted.
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