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The BBC said on Friday it had donated to charities 1.42 million pounds ($1.64 million) of sales it made from an interview that it conducted with Princess Diana in 1995 and which was obtained after deceit by one of its journalists.

Broadcaster pays out income from selling rights to Martin Bashir’s 1995 Panorama episode with the princess

It was concluded last year that the interview was secured using 'deceitful behaviour'

The proceeds are derived from sales of the 1995 Panorama interview with Martin Bashir.

A sum of £1.42million has been divided equally between seven charities linked with the Princess Diana by the BBC

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The Sun-Times’ Michael Sneed was in England after Diana’s Aug. 31, 1997, death to cover the outpouring of grief and services for the beloved icon.

Glaswegians fell for Diana after her visit to the city in 1983, and every time the Princess of Wales returned locals would come out in droves to welcome her.