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Pettifer's lawyer said the former nanny hadn't known the source of the allegations against her over the past 25 yrs.

The broadcaster said it acknowledged that "serious harm" was caused to Patrick Jephson.

Tony Hall co-led the BBC's first inquiry into Bashir in 1996 and was its director-general when he was rehired.

The internal probe would be conducted by a group of non-executive directors.

Journalist Bashir tricked Diana into giving an interview in which she lifted the lid on her troubled marriage to Prince Charles.

Bashir argued that the 1995 interview had been conducted on Diana's terms, and that they remained firm friends.

Interview saw Diana detail her crumbling marriage, as well as admitting to adultery.

Last week, the BBC announced that Martin Bashir was leaving his current job because of ill health.

The brothers hit out at BBC & Martin Bashir over 'the deceitful way' they obtained Diana interview.

Harry said that the his family lacks empathy.

'The Crown' has moulded views of the UK monarchy for a new generation.

Prince William had called the investigation a step in the right direction.

The announcement came after Diana's brother made renewed claims this month.

US presidential hopeful Donald Trump had pursued Princess Diana after her divorce from Prince Charles as he saw her as the ultimate trophy ...