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Diana and the demagogues Why the furore over an ancient interview? Paul Demarty looks at the renewed attacks on the BBC It is perhaps worth saying, at the outset, that faking documents in order to scare people into giving you an interview is very naughty, and the one who does such a thing is appropriately described as a very naughty boy (or girl - but in this case, of course, we refer to a boy). This is, however, about the least interesting angle on the Martin Bashir affair, which has set the rightwing media and government ablaze with Beeb-bashing. The subject of the controversy is Bashir’s legendary 1995 interview with Diana Spencer - the ‘Princess of Wales’ and former wife of Charles Windsor, who is first in line to the throne - on the BBC’s flagship

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