PRINCESS Diana’s brother called for police to probe the BBC over its treatment of his late sister.
Earl Spencer has accused the broadcaster of “deceit” for the way journalist Martin Bashir secured an interview with Diana in November 1995.
Princess Diana’s brother called for police to probe the BBC over its treatment of his late sister
The explosive Panorama head-to-head — watched by 23million people — saw the Princess of Wales reveal she knew Prince Charles was having an affair with his now-wife, Camilla Parker Bowles.
The Earl said he was “groomed” into agreeing to introduce Bashir to Diana after being shown “forged bank statements” and “underhand payments”.
He added: “I was deceived in order to get to my late sister.
“She was extremely vulnerable.”
Earl Spencer accused the broadcaster of ‘deceit’ for the way Martin Bashir secured an interview with Diana in 1995
