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BBC apologises for journalist Martin Bashir using 'deceitful' methods to secure Princess Diana interview

British news agent BBC has issued an unconditional apology following an inquiry that revealed that prominent journalist Martin Bashir, used deceitful methods to secure a groundbreaking interview with Princess Diana.
 
The career-defining interview that took place in 1995, details the breakdown of her marriage with Prince Charles.
 
The inquiry found that Bashir used faked bank documents to gain the family's trust and secure the interview.
 
BBC Director-General Tim Davie on Thursday said while they cannot turn back the hands of time, they can make a full and unconditional apology.
 
Additionally, the BBC has written apologies to Prince William and Prince Harry, Prince Charles and Diana's brother Earl Spencer.
 
It is also returning all awards the interview received.


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