what a fantastically smart, brave, campaigning thing that would be for a journalist to do. but instead, this princess, whose beauty you were bewitched by, mutters in the background to her press secretary and you get nobbled. here s what happened. you coward. well. i took a view in the moment. oh, did you? well, tell me if i m wrong. i had access to the biggest star on the planet. she had stiffed me on this. no question. she didn t deny anything that we did. she just said she was upset by the intrusion into the private visit. so we took a whack as a paperfor intrusion. but we still got the scoop and we still sold buckets of papers. and you kept the relationship. and i kept the relationship, which carried on until she died. i don t criticise what diana was doing. she was the biggest star in the world with the biggest amount of media intrusion. ..into her life. no question. i never deny that. i don t doubt it. but she would court people like me. she would talk regularly to people like me.
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wanted to protect meghan and his subsequent children from the media intrusion his mother suffered. he didn t want her to end up in a similar situation and ultimately he s talking about he didn t want meghan ending up in a car crash like his mother and he wanted to get her away from that and this is deeply traumatizing for him. we ll wait to hear what he has to say later on in the day, and i m sure he s dealing with the immediate aftermath and the legal repercussions on the back of it and future engagements and this engagements, the duchess of sussex was receiving an award in new york. it was a big public aware and they were expecting the cameras and on the other side were trying to get pictures which are private and trying to invade their privacy and also creating danger. max, if you re still with us, actually, let me just tell people what this event was last night. they were here in new york city at the women of vision awards
lives and he said his life mission is to change the media landscape in britain, but obviously he s also being pursued in the united states. because there is such enormous interest in his life, his wife s life, and all of this palace intrigue between his father and his brother and fallout they re having. so these pictures of harry and meghan always worth a lot of money, but it also seems to put their life at risk. harry and meghan have apparently said this was a near fatal crash, that it could have been fatal because it was such a relentless pursuit by so many cars acting so recklessly. but as it is, thankfully, doesn t seem like anybody was hurt or there were any fatalities, but this is obviously something that is going to be a major cause of concern for harry and seeing the way he s gone after the newspapers here, this may be a case for him to try and stop media intrusion on his private life in the united states as well. jose? and, as we await the
said at times that that has provided a distraction and from their point of view, a real worry that it s taken away from the purpose of, of, of their work and of the police s work to find nicola. wendy mackenzie sent us her thoughts on monday lunchtime. later that day, the bbc news channel carried live the press conference confirming that the body was ms bulley s, followed by a summary of what had been said by presenter ben brown. a denunciation really of much of the press and media coverage and what the family said was media intrusion into their lives.