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Princess Diana was not coerced or bullied into giving her now infamous 1995 Panorama interview, David Dimbleby has declared. The veteran BBC broadcaster, 83, said she clearly wanted to “say her part” about her life in the spotlight. His claim follows huge outcry over the means used by rogue reporter Martin Bashir, 59, to secure the interview, including commissioning fake bank statements used to suggest people were being paid to keep Diana under surveillance. David said: “I don’t believe Diana was coerced into giving it. “She clearly wants to say her part, she was not bullied or hectored into i...
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Earl Spencer is looking forward to meeting his great-niece, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's baby daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor. Spencer - the brother of the late Princess Diana, who was Prince Harry's mother - is proud to now have “10 great-nieces and nephews” and he cannot wait to meet the latest, Prince Harry and Meghan’s daughter who was born on June 4. Speaking on LBC Radio, Spencer was asked by host Nick Ferrari if he was looking forward to meeting the most recent addition to the British royal family, to which he replied: "I am of an age where I now have 10 great-nephews and...
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Earl Spencer is looking forward to meeting his great-niece, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's baby daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor. Spencer - the brother of the late Princess Diana, who was Prince Harry's mother - is proud to now have “10 great-nieces and nephews” and he cannot wait to meet the latest, Prince Harry and Meghan’s daughter who was born on June 4. Speaking on LBC Radio, Spencer was asked by host Nick Ferrari if he was looking forward to meeting the most recent addition to the British royal family, to which he replied: "I am of an age where I now have 10 great-nephews and...
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The royal family didn’t understand the "ravages" of Princess Diana’s “bulimia " according to her former voice coach. Stewart Pearce, who also worked as a voice coach for the likes of late former British Margaret Thatcher, suggests Diana got “little sympathy” from the monarchy, who didn’t understand her “demand for authenticity” and were content “living behind masks” when her struggles came to light. In an interview with Zoe Forsey on the ‘Pod Save the Queen’ podcast, he said: “I mean, the British royal family just didn’t understand what she was going through, literally. They didn’t understand ...
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The royal family didn’t understand the "ravages" of Princess Diana’s “bulimia " according to her former voice coach. Stewart Pearce, who also worked as a voice coach for the likes of late former British Margaret Thatcher, suggests Diana got “little sympathy” from the monarchy, who didn’t understand her “demand for authenticity” and were content “living behind masks” when her struggles came to light. In an interview with Zoe Forsey on the ‘Pod Save the Queen’ podcast, he said: “I mean, the British royal family just didn’t understand what she was going through, literally. They didn’t understand ...
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The BBC will launch an investigation into its "editorial policies and governance" in light of Supreme Court Judge Lord Dyson's inquiry into the 1995 'Panorama' interview with the late Princess of Wales. The corporation will also investigate how journalist Martin Bashir, who interviewed Diana. was subsequently rehired, following the inquiry into his interview. In its statement, the BBC board said it hoped to ensure the "mistakes of the past" would not be repeated. It read: "We accepted Lord Dyson's findings in full and reiterate the apology we have offered to all those affected by the failings ...
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The BBC will launch an investigation into its "editorial policies and governance" in light of Supreme Court Judge Lord Dyson's inquiry into the 1995 'Panorama' interview with the late Princess of Wales. The corporation will also investigate how journalist Martin Bashir, who interviewed Diana. was subsequently rehired, following the inquiry into his interview. In its statement, the BBC board said it hoped to ensure the "mistakes of the past" would not be repeated. It read: "We accepted Lord Dyson's findings in full and reiterate the apology we have offered to all those affected by the failings ...
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