Panorama reporter astonished inquiry won't investigate 'cover-up' at BBC after Diana interview - News Summed Up

Panorama reporter astonished inquiry won't investigate 'cover-up' at BBC after Diana interview


Tom Mangold was a leading light of Panorama at the time of the world scoopA distinguished veteran BBC reporter has expressed his astonishment that the inquiry into Martin Bashir will not investigate a 'cover-up' at the Corporation after the 1995 interview with Princess Diana. What steps did the BBC and, in particular, Martin Bashir take with a view to obtaining the Panorama interview in 1995? To what extent did the actions of the BBC and, in particular, Martin Bashir influence Diana's decision to give an interview? What knowledge did the BBC have in 1995 and 1996 of the relevant evidence, such as the forged bank statements? How effectively did the BBC investigate the circumstances leading to the interview?'


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



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