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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Miranda Bryant

BBC to pay damages to former producer sacked over Diana interview concerns

Princess Diana Being Interviewed by Martin Bashir
The Dyson report last year found that Bashir had engaged in ‘deceitful behaviour’ by commissioning false bank statements to get the interview. Photograph: Tim Graham/Corbis/Getty Images

The BBC has agreed to pay a “significant sum” to the former Panorama journalist Mark Killick, who was sacked after raising concerns over Martin Bashir’s 1995 interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, and has apologised “unreservedly”.

Killick, who was a senior producer and reporter on the programme, first alerted his former employer to the existence of forged bank statements used to convince the late Princess of Wales to give the interview. He was sacked within 24 hours.

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