The broadcaster has appointed a retired judge, Lord Dyson, to lead an investigation into the Diana interview. But on Friday, Earl Spencer questioned the scope of the probe, saying he was "not at all satisfied" with it. The explosive Panorama interview famously featured Diana saying: "Well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded." On Thursday, TV watchdog Ofcom said it will not launch its own investigation into the BBC Panorama controversy, but will follow the independent inquiry "closely". The Duke of Cambridge has previously welcomed the investigation, saying it "should help establish the truth behind the actions" that led to the programme.

Source: Daily Mirror November 20, 2020 22:44 UTC