Martin Bashir
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Oct 29, 2026
Vanessa FeltzGUEST
Critics watching could say, oh, God, what did he do that for? Didn't he learn the lesson of Andrew? Didn't he learn the lesson of his father when he did that Dimbleby interview? And he shouldn't have really done it.
Vanessa FeltzGUEST
What about Martin Bashir? They never should have done that.
Vanessa FeltzGUEST
It's a royal knockout.
Vanessa FeltzGUEST
What a blinking disaster.
Daniel FoxxHOST
It is a nuts thing to be buying.
Daniel FoxxHOST
It's sort of reminiscent of like when you watch that Martin Bashir video of Michael Jackson shopping.
Daniel FoxxHOST
Yeah, yeah.
Daniel FoxxHOST
He's like going around the shop, I forgot about
Rupert BellGUEST
Martin
Kinsey SchofieldHOST
Bashir, Martin Bashir, Martin Bashir.
Rupert BellGUEST
Yeah.
Rupert BellGUEST
Yeah.
Phil DampierGUEST
So, you know, it was very sad that she decided to get herself to get rid of her security because she was becoming a bit paranoid about them and who was sort of selling stories.
Kinsey SchofieldHOST
Which I thank to Martin Bashir and I thank to Earl Spencer for introducing her and giving Martin Bashir...
Kinsey SchofieldHOST
the go ahead and yeah, I mean, I just feel like Earl Spencer is trying to rewrite history with this book.
Phil DampierGUEST
Yeah.
MattHOST
But following an inquest into the death, which would cause an open verdict, ITV announces in September 2002 that it will not be commissioning any more programmes from him.
MattHOST
It does mention down here as well, at the end of the month, he did an interview with Martin Bashir for...
MattHOST
That's the
Luke KnowlesHOST
end of everybody's career.
Dan WoottonHOST
I was there at the time, not involved in it at all, but we all lost our jobs because of historic phone hacking.
Dan WoottonHOST
Yet the BBC can survive the Martin Bashir Panorama interview that Prince William believes indirectly led to the death of Princess Diana.
Dan WoottonHOST
It can survive Savile.
Dan WoottonHOST
It can survive Utrecht.
KathyAUDIENCE
Like, I remember the first case brought against Michael.
KathyAUDIENCE
Now, when he, after that case, he paid it off and people thought he was guilty, but people do that all the time, right? So now Martin Bashir, uh, interviews Michael, and you know what was a deciding factor for me as a sexual abuse, uh, victim? When Martin said, "Well, why would you share your bed? And would you continue to share your bed?" And he said, "Yes, because sharing a bed with a person is a loving thing." So in my opinion, for Michael to say that on TV, I think he was just naive and innocent.
KathyAUDIENCE
And I really don't think Michael Jackson did all the things he did, and I think the maid and everybody who said he did was all getting a payday.
KathyAUDIENCE
And I think people who do that, grown adults that use their children as pawns, it's such an evil thing, James.
speaker_12UNKNOWN
Now, when he...
speaker_12UNKNOWN
After that case, he paid it off and people thought he was guilty, but people do that all the time, right? So now Martin Bashir, uh, interviews Michael, and you know what was a deciding factor for me as a sexual abuse, uh, victim? When Martin said, "Well, why would you share your bed? And would you continue to share your bed?" And he said, "Yes, because sharing a bed with a person is a loving thing." So in my opinion, for Michael to say that on TV, I think he was just naive and innocent, and I really don't think Michael Jackson did all the things he did, and I think the maid and everybody who said he did was all getting a payday.
speaker_12UNKNOWN
And I think people who do that, grown adults that use their children as pawns, it's such an evil thing, James.
speaker_12UNKNOWN
And it has to be pulled in, and people have to start paying the price for, for these malicious things they're saying about others.
Helen FosperoHOST
We'll look at what brought him back to court, his girlfriend, Jennifer Johnson's later perjury conviction, Sussex Police's apology to Barry Fellows, and the unresolved story of Karen's clothes.
Helen FosperoHOST
Karen's mum, Michelle Hadaway, gave them to reporter Martin Bashir in 1991 for a proposed BBC public eye investigation.
Helen FosperoHOST
The BBC later admitted it failed to have them examined and didn't return them.
Helen FosperoHOST
Jean Ritchie, who co-authored Michelle's memoir, My Girl, is our guest again.
32 MINS LATER
Martin BruntHOST
Um, the unresolved story of what happened to Karen's clothing.
Jean RitchieGUEST
Clothes.
Martin BruntHOST
Um, in August 1991, Michelle had given them to a BBC reporter, um, Martin Bashir, who was working on a potential TV investigation.
Martin BruntHOST
Um, at that stage, what did, um, Michelle believe was going to happen to those clothes?
Russell KaneHOST
In 1994, Charles admitted on TV that he had been unfaithful and an authorised biography by Jonathan Dimbleby suggested that he'd never really loved Diana and he'd been forced into marriage by his overbearing father.
Russell KaneHOST
Then in 1995 was Diana's interview with Martin Bashir for Panorama.
Russell KaneHOST
There she delivered the defining line of the entire saga.
Russell KaneHOST
There were three of us in this marriage, so it was
Stephen BaileyPANELIST
a bit crowded.
Russell KaneHOST
It was later revealed that the interview had been gained by deceit Martin Bashir when he was negotiating fatal bank statements to make it look like spies were being paid.
Russell KaneHOST
They weren't.
Russell KaneHOST
He just wanted to interview her.
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