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London, May 21 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Vickie Flores) A report that uncovers how the BBC resorted to "deceptions" in 1995 to achieve an explosive interview with Diana from Wales placed the public entity this Friday facing one of its biggest crises by questioning its "integrity" and "management" from all sectors.FOOTAGE OF THE BBC BUILDING IN LONDON
The BBC's Director-General Tim Davie is dedicated to investigating the circumstances of a notorious 1996 interview with Princess Diana. In it, Princess Diana spoke with journalist Martin Bashir and lifted the lid on her failed marriage with Prince Charles. CNN reports Bashir has long been alleged to have used forged documents to convince the Princess to do the interview. The documents suggested the palace staff were working against Princess Diana and being paid to spy on her. Matt Weissler was a graphic designer for BBC at the time. He admitted to mocking up bank statements at Bashir's request. Buckingham Palace was allegedly 'blindsided' by the interview. A retired senior judge will lead the BBC probe.
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