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The interview was conducted on 5 November 1995 at Diana’s apartment in Kensington Palace. She insisted that she should be the one to inform the palace in advance of broadcast, which she did on 14 November – her estranged husband’s 47th birthday.Stewart Purvis, a former editor-in-chief of ITN and chief executive, who worked on documentaries with the Prince and Princess of Wales, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that Diana had told him, a decade previously: “What I’d really like to do, I’d like to appear on Panorama.” He added: “So, when I heard a decade later that she’d finally appeared on Panorama, I suppose in a sense it was a mission accomplished.”

These days, there’s so much more than Irish cream to choose from too — new, innovative flavours are inspired by comforting desserts, seasonal spices and plenty of chocolate. After the Mail on Sunday allegations, the story went off radar, until now. “It wasn’t followed up all that much, there was barely a murmur, said Rae, who believes that had it been the Sun or the Mail accused of falsifying documents, rather than the BBC, “all hell would have been let loose”. But on the night she was giving her interview, Bashir was completely secondary. None of us were concentrated on Bashir.” The BBC has said it had a “handwritten” note from Diana – since lost – confirming that she had not been shown any forged documents. Arbiter is highly sceptical, saying the princess “never put pen to paper”. With Bashir ill, he believes that Hall has “got a lot of questions to answer”. Senior royals and aides, including Diana’s brother-in-law, Sir Robert Fellowes, then the Queen’s private secretary, knew nothing of its contents. Panorama restricted knowledge to eight people. Even Marmaduke Hussey, then BBC chairman, was not aware of the interview until one hour before it was announced, but then his wife, Susan Hussey, was lady-in-waiting to the Queen.Alarm bells would have rung,” said Arbiter, “because Panorama don’t do lovely stories on charities, only if someone has their fingers in the till.”

In a euphoric herogram to Bashir after the broadcast, released under the Freedom of Information Act, Hall thanked him for his “skill, sensitivity and excellent judgment” in securing and executing the interview. Five months after the broadcast, the Mail on Sunday approached the BBC over allegations that forged documents had been commissioned by Bashir from a BBC graphic artist before the interview. Spencer claims that the documents led him to introduce Bashir to Diana. But, during that meeting, Spencer claims he became suspicious of Bashir’s increasingly fantastical stories. They are said to have included that the Queen was terminally ill, Prince Edward had an incurable disease and 13-year-old Prince William’s new Swatch watch was being used to spy on his mother. He warned Diana off the interview, but she was hooked. Tony Hall, then BBC news chief, thanked Bashir after the interview for his ‘skill, sensitivity and excellent judgment’ in securing and executing it. Photograph: Justin Tallis/PA Hall conducted an internal investigation, clearing Bashir of any wrongdoing, and telling the management board that the false documents, although a mistake, were never used to secure the interview. He decreed that the graphics designer would never work for the BBC again.Twenty-five years on, exactly how Bashir, 57, then a young, relatively unknown journalist, had secured the “interview of the decade – if not of our generation” as described by then BBC news chief Tony Hall, later director general Lord Hall, is of searing public interest. Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie.

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Yes, there was surprise Bashir had landed it,” said Charles Rae, then royal correspondent for the Sun, “but not a surprise that Panorama had landed it because it was the go-to programme, the flagship, and had broken great stories on various topics.