tiggy legge—bourke was the name she was known by.se for shortcoming is in the investigation into the way the 1995 panorama interview was first obtained. they have agreed to pay legal damages. they accept, because it is agreed by both parties, that so much hurt could have been avoided and, indeed, the hurt could have be minimised and certainly not drawn out, had the bbc have investigated this properly earlier on. the bbc director—general has issued a statement? the bbc director-general has issued a statement?— a statement? that's right. within the last few _ a statement? that's right. within the last few moments, _ a statement? that's right. within the last few moments, the - a statement? that's right. within the last few moments, the bbc's| the last few moments, the bbc's director—general, tim davie, has spoken about the deceitful tactics that we use. he said that we let down tiggy legge—bourke, the royal family and our audiences. this has come in recently and he said it is a matter of great regret that the bbc did not get the facts

alexandra pettifer, who used to be known as tiggy legge—bourke, appeared at the high court to hear acated allegation that she'd had an affair with prince charles, which resulted in an abortion. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. at the time of its transmission, it caused a sensation. now, 27 years later, the panorama interview with diana, princess of wales, is a matter of disgrace to the bbc over the deceitful tactics deployed by its reporter martin bashir to obtain the interview. one of those deceits was to make what the high court heard was a false and malicious allegation against the woman on the left here, tiggy legge—bourke, who at the time was working as the prince of wales' personal assistant. the bbc has agreed to pay substantial damages to ms legge—bourke, or mrs alexandra pettifer as she is now, and the bbc�*s director general tim davie has apologised to her, to the prince of wales, and the dukes of cambridge and sussex. in a statement, mr davie said... mr davie said the panorama programme would never again be shown by the bbc. he hoped other broadcasters wou

alexandra pettifer, who used to be known as tiggy legge—bourke, appeared at the high court to hear a an affair with prince charles, which resulted in an abortion. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. at the time of its transmission it caused a sensation. now, 27 years later, the panorama interview with diana, princess of wales is a matter of disgrace to the bbc, over the deceitful tactics deployed by its reporter, martin bashir, to obtain the interview. one of those deceits was to make what the high court heard was a false and malicious allegation against the woman on the left here, tiggy legge—bourke, who at the time was working as the prince of wales' personal assistant. the bbc has agreed to pay substantial damages to ms legge—bourke, or mrs alexandra pettifer as she is now, and the bbc�*s director general tim davie has apologised to her, to the prince of wales and the dukes of cambridge and sussex. in a statement, mr davie said... mr davie said the panorama programme would never again be shown by the bbc. he hoped other broadcasters would exercise similar restraint.

alexandra pettifer, who used to be known as tiggy legge—bourke, appeared at the high court to hear aolas witchell. at the time of its transmission it caused a sensation. now, 27 years later, the panorama interview with diana, princess of wales is a matter of disgrace to the bbc, over the deceitful tactics deployed by its reporter, martin bashir, to obtain the interview. one of those deceits was to make what the high court heard was a false and malicious allegation against the woman on the left here, tiggy legge—bourke, who at the time was working as the prince of wales' personal assistant. the bbc has agreed to pay substantial damages to ms legge—bourke, or mrs alexandra pettifer as she is now, and the bbc�*s director general tim davie has apologised to her, to the prince of wales and the dukes of cambridge and sussex. in a statement, mr davie said... mr davie said the panorama programme would never again be shown by the bbc. he hoped other broadcasters would exercise similar restraint. nicholas witchell, bbc news. british doctors say a "transformational" therapy has, in effect, cure

last week there were long lines and wait times for people seeking a shot at san francisco's bourke hospital city supervisor rafael mandelman, who represents the castro district says he appreciates recent progress. but issues with the vaccine availability could have been prevented. the crisis is now. >> we need the doses. now. we need at least 35,000 doses in san francisco to get out. only gotten just over 2000. we're going, we think going to be another 4,000 this week, right? but this is to slow this. the pace needs to pick up. >> according to the cdc, california has 266 cases of monkeypox. 86 of those have been reported in san francisco county. that makes up more than 32% of the state's cases. >> following a series of drownings at lake berryessa napa county sheriff's office is reminding visitors that the lake is not a swimming pool. there are significant drop offs in the water and that's what's causing major issues for people spending time at the lake. officials say even when you are close to the shoreline, the water can quickly dropped from 5 to 20 feet and they believe people are overest

issued a formal apology and agreed to pay substantial damages to the former royal nanny tiggy legge—bourkence charles. the false claim was said to have been made to win diana's trust. it's hoped that ukrainian and russian negotiators will sign a deal today which will enable ukraine to resume exports of grain through the black sea. turkey says a deal has been reached but other sources close to the un—led talks have urged caution. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams is in kyiv. good morning. what is the latest on the deal? there has been a lot of negotiation. the deal? there has been a lot of negotiation-— the deal? there has been a lot of negotiation. their house. at least two months _ negotiation. their house. at least two months of — negotiation. their house. at least two months of very _ negotiation. their house. at least two months of very intense - two months of very intense negotiations which the un asked setting a great deal of store iso hopes are high that the deal could be signed as early as the middle of today, that is what the turkish were indicating yesterday, president erdo