the bbc has promised to launch an independent investigation into claims made by earl spencer, brotherby the reporter martin bashir, ahead of the princess's explosive television interview in 1995. earl spencer says the former panorama reporter had used false bank statements as part of his attempts to encourage the princess to grant him an interview. the bbc‘s director—general says the corporation is taking the matter very seriously. 0ur correspondent jonny dymond reports. it was one of the biggest tv interviews of all time. princess diana laying bare her loveless marriage, her love for another man, her suffering. you always think you're prepared for anything, and you think you have the knowledge of what's coming ahead... butjust how did martin bashir get the interview? diana's brother, charles spencer, says martin bashir showed him forged bank statements suggesting that one of his staff was selling secrets. it was a tumultuous time for diana. she thought she was being spied on, that her life might be in danger, that she was being briefed against by prince charles' staff. well, my husba

earl spencer says the former panorama reporter had used false bank statements as part of his attempts says the corporation is taking the matter very seriously. 0ur correspondent jonny dymond reports. it was one of the biggest tv interviews of all time. princess diana laying bare her loveless marriage, her love for another man, her suffering. you always think you‘re prepared for anything, and you think you have the knowledge of what‘s coming ahead... butjust how did martin bashir get the interview? diana‘s brother, charles spencer, says martin bashir showed him forged bank statements suggesting that one of his staff was selling secrets. it was a tumultuous time for diana. she thought she was being spied on, that her life might be in danger, that she was being briefed against by prince charles‘ staff. well, my husband‘s side were very busy. martin bashir‘s forged bank statements looked like evidence of dirty tricks. it was, her brother says, an attempt to win access to diana. and matt wiessler, the graphic artist that created those bank statements, has now spoken out. i got home from wo

the bbc has promised to launch an independent investigation into claims made by earl spencer, brothereived by the reporter martin bashir, ahead of the princess's explosive television interview in 1995. earl spencer says the former panorama reporter had used false bank statements as part of his attempts to encourage the princess to grant him an interview. the bbc‘s director—general says the corporation is taking the matter very seriously. our correspondent jonny dymond reports. it was one of the biggest tv interviews of all time. princess diana laying bare her loveless marriage, her love for another man, her suffering. you always think you're prepared for anything, and you think you have the knowledge of what's coming ahead... butjust how did martin bashir get the interview? diana's brother, charles spencer, says martin bashir showed him forged bank statements suggesting that one of his staff was selling secrets. it was a tumultuous time for diana. she thought she was being spied on, that her life might be in danger, that she was being briefed against by prince charles' staff. well, my

but earl spencer said he's not satisfied with the parameters of the inquiry.erms of the review are suitably wide—ranging. the nhs has started setting up coronavirus vaccination centres across the uk with the hope of getting all adults vaccinated by the spring. with infection rates dropping and plateauing in all four nations, the government has officially asked the medical regulator to asses the pfizer—biontech vaccine for uk use. anna 0'neill reports. this is the ray of light as described by the health secretary. millions of doses of this pfizer—biontech vaccine against covid—i9 could be heading to britain as early as next month, and the nhs is getting ready for a mass vaccination programme. we will be ready to start the vaccination next month with the bulk of the roll—out in the new year. we are heading in the right direction. yesterday, another 511 people died within 28 days of catching covid—i9. but there may be signs that the r rate is flattening. in the latest 0ffice for national statistics survey, one in 80 people of england were thought to have coronavi

the bbc ordered the review after diana's brother, earl spencer, renewed claims that martin bashir, theo did the interview, produced fake documents to win his family's trust. >> very soon after that interview, the queen instructed charles and diana to divorce. so it set in chain a series of events that ultimately, some people could argue, led to diana's death. >> reporter: the bbc says bashir is now unavailable for comment as he recovers from heart surgery and covid-19. roxana saberi, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: coming up next, why a violin serenade never sounded as sweet as it did in this i.c.u. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don

those bank state m e nts statements, and it's those bank statements which princess diana's brother earl spencer have had a statement from the bbc‘s director—general tim davie this lunchtime who has responded, says the bbc is taking this very seriously and wants to get to the truth. he also says they have begun the process of commissioning and inquiry, which he has described as robust and independent. and the issue for the bbc at the moment is that martin bashir is unwell, they say he is recovering from heart surgery and he contracted covid—19 earlier this year, which means they are unable to talk to him at the moment. thank you very much. a futuristic transport system has trialled its first everjourney — with passengers — in the nevada desert. the virgin hyperloop allows passengers to travel in a pod through a tube at speeds of more than 100mph. in trials the pod travelled the length of a 500—metre track in 15 seconds. the developer's ambition is to reach speeds of more than 1,000kph — which would mean passengers could travel from gatwick to heathrow airport injust four minutes. when two—time w

earl spencer says the former panorama reporter had false bank statements made in an effort encouragethe corporation is taking the matter very seriously. jonny dymond reports. your royal highness, how prepared were you... it was one of the biggest tv interviews of all time. princess diana laying bare her loveless marriage, a love for another man, her suffering. and you think you have the knowledge... butjust how did martin bashir get the interview? diana's brother, charles spencer, says martin bashir showed him forged bank statements suggesting conspiracy to win his trust and gain access to his sister. and matt wiessler, the graphic artist that created those bank statements, has now spoken out. i got home from work and i got a phone call from martin bashir, and he wanted me to do a favour for him and it was really urgent and really important. martin asked me to make up a couple of bank statements that he needed the following day. and he did say that they were just going to be used as copies. so, on that night i was just making some props forfilming purposes. charles spencer says he's

but earl spencer said he's not satisfied with the parameters of the inquiry.he uk, the professional footballers' association has called for heading the ball to be reduced in training sessions, as a matter of urgency, to protect players from the risk of dementia. dr willie stewart led the research into brain injuries last year that showed former professional footballers are three and a half times more likely to die of dementia than people of the same age range in the general population. he thinks this is just one of the steps that need to be taken. i think this is a long overdue move and one that i would welcome. i think that while the debate may rage on about the direct link to heading, i think on the balance of probabilities, heading is an issue that needs to be addressed quite urgently and so this is a good move. what did your research find? i mean, i quoted there the likelihood. what was causing that increased risk? could it actually be very specifically tied to heading or was it related more generally to football? no, i think it's important to point out th

the daily mail has published what the earl spencer says are notes made during a meeting, in which her fabricated allegations about members of the royal family, in order to gain his trust. in the year which marks the 75th anniversary of the end of the second world war, this weekend's remembrance services will be a far more sedate affair, with people being urged not to leave their homes to pay tribute to those who have fought and lost their lives in favour on socially distanced events. our correspondent jon donnison reports. unlike last year, there will be no crowds at the cenotaph this sunday. in these strange times, remembrance day too will be a little different. with much of the uk under partial lockdown, people are being asked not to take part in traditional services honouring the millions who fought and lost their lives. at the royal albert hall, the royal british legion‘s festival of remembrance was socially distanced and addressed by prince charles. in this challenging year, we have perhaps come to realise that the freedoms for which they fought are more precious than we knew, a

and the mail reports that the earl of spencer has questioned the credibility of the investigation into interview with his sister, princess diana. let's start now, and jason and madeline, thanks to both of you for joining us once more. the front page of the daily express, "covid—19jobs for all by spring." a little bit of hope on these front pages tomorrow morning? yes, and potentially this is very encouraging news, which is what we would've seen here. but this vaccine, this pfizer one, is effective in tests, and now itjust needs to get regulatory approval. and if it can get regulatory approval, then the health secretary matt hancock suggested we could have people being inoculated before christmas and rolled out early in the new year for most of the population. this is very encouraging. i would stress there's quite a lot of hurdles to overcome first. madeleine, what are those hurdles, do you think? there's all sorts of things. we've already seen how government has struggled with the operation moonshot, expanding its test and trace system, mass testing is been a problem. there's balls i h

the mail reports that the earl of spencer has questioned the credibility of the investigation into thehis sister princess diana. so let's begin. thank you forjoining us this evening. the daily mirror's front page, whereas jabs for all april, there is hope hopefully for us this can be rolled out in the way we help? yes, it is potentially very good news this first came about today from a report in the health service journal specialist magazine which had seen these documents saying that a vaccine was on its way and potentially could be ruled out for everybody by april. then matt hancock gave a press conference this evening and more less confirmed it. now, there's a lot of hurdles to overcome. i quite like the phrase used by the deputies medical officer for england in the press conference when he said, are we on the glide path? yes. could there be side wins? yes that is a possibility as well, so yes that is a possibility as well, so it needs approval. as you said, this pfizer drug is getting fast approvalfrom the this pfizer drug is getting fast approval from the american regulator, the fd

the bbc ordered the review after earl spencer, dina's brother, renewed claims that martin bashir, thealist that did the interview produced fake documents to win the family trust. >> very soon after that the queen instructed charles and diana to divorce so that said in the chain a series of events that some could argue led to her death. >> reporter: the bbc said that she was unavailable for comment, and he is recovering from heart surgery and covid-19. cbs news, london. >>> with the shift to vermont learning during the pandemic 12south a teenager is helping to supplement what students learn in the online classes. >> sharon chin shows us how the and award winners reaching students across the country and around the world. >> reporter: when the bay area began to shelter-in-place, andrew lu and several friends brainstorming on how to keep children wanting to learn. >> i think this would be missed opportunity if we not did you do something about that. >> we will talk about the united states foundational documents. >> reporter: andrew wu and his friends came up with yet the kids, used academ

yes, a series of allegations made by the late princess's brother, charles spencer, earl spencer, aboutreporter who carried out the interview, martin bushey, who is currently the bbc‘s religion editor, how he was approached in late 1995 with what he says we re approached in late 1995 with what he says were mocked up, forged bank statements, purporting to show payments to a former member of his staff, and suggestions, allegations that martin bashir told a series of other fantastical lies about the royalfamily in an other fantastical lies about the royal family in an attempt to gain his trust and thus gain access to princess diana. all of these things, ora princess diana. all of these things, or a lot of it, had been rumours swirling around really from 1996. the bbc then had issued a rather blanket denial, carried out an investigation, it said come into the claims and said it was satisfied, but because of these new claims and allegations by charles spencer, the new director—general, tim davie, has commissioned what the bbc because an independent and robust investigation to be led by lord

her brother, earl spencer, has accused the corporation of using fake documents to persuade her to takehe truth". saudi arabia's first women's football league has begun, after being postponed because of covid—19. more than 600 players from 24 teams are competing for a championship cup. women were first allowed to watch football matches in stadiums in the gulf kingdom just two years ago. safety regulators in the us have cleared boeing's 737 max plane to fly again, lifting the grounding orders that were put in place after two deadly crashes. it's an important milestone for boeing, plunged into crisis by the tragedies and ensuing investigations. the question is, whether passengers will feel safe to fly again? our business correspondent samira hussein joins us from new york. there's plenty of competition from airbus, and not the best time to be shifting those planes that still have to find customers? and i think you're ultimately right. the people who will make this decision about whether these planes are safe enough to fly again is the flying public. yes, the american regulators have clear

earl spencer has made further allegations of the bbc news underhand tact to secure the famous panorama apologised following previous allegations and will investigate substantive new information if there is any. he is currently ill with complications with coronavirus. the police watchdog says an investigation into for office ogres the watchdog says there is an indication the officers may have committed misconduct in public office. stephen lawrence was murdered in southeast london that year. murdered in southeast london that yea r. two murdered in southeast london that year. two men are currently in prison for his murder. another child has been rescued from rubble in the turkish city of izmir after friday's earthquake. there were shouts ofjoy as the 3—year—old girl was pulled from a collapsed building. she'd been shielded from serious injury after being trapped behind a washing machine. her mother is believed to be still trapped beneath the rubble. 100 people are now known to have died following friday's quake, the vast majority in the city of izmir. wonderful to see her aisles open. ——

bbc looked after it was revealed martin bashir had used forged bank statements in some way which earl spencer people involved in that have held senior positions since then. the editor of panorama, sadly, died of cancer a few years ago. it is tricky and sensitive all round. yes. most of the people, all of the news executives have moved on. the only person still employed by the bbc is martin bashir himself as the religion editor. but there are serious questions about journalistic ethics both from the individual, martin bashir is unable to answer because he is very unwell, and also what the bbc knew, what people like lord hall, former director—general who was then head of news, what they knew about how martin bashir had got the interview and the investigation that then took place. so it is a pretty important cleansing of the stable for the bbc. there are serious allegations ofjournalistic malpractice made against the bbc. this investigation, the current director—general, hopes will find the truth. good afternoon. we have a heavy band of rain pushing eastwards. full it is all change, temperatures

earl spencer — brother of the late princess of wales — has made further allegations that the bbc usedg marriage to prince charles. the earl is demanding that the corporation opens a new inquiry to examine the tactics employed by its journalist, martin bashir. the bbc says it's already apologised following previous allegations and will investigate ‘substantive new information'. martin bashir is currently seriously ill with complications from coronavirus. the police watchdog says that after an investigation into the actions of four officers involved in the case of the black teenager stephen lawrence in 1993, it will now pass a file to the crown prosecution service. the watchdog says there's an indication that the officers may have committed misconduct in public office. stephen lawrence was murdered in south east london in 1993. two men are in prison for the murder. the comedian and actor john sessions has died, aged 67. he was best known for his work on spitting image and whose line is it anyway? he was also a character actor, appearing in films like kenneth branagh's henry the fifth an

her brother earl spencer alleges bashir peddled lies and smears in order to convince diana to speak exclusivelyd to the claims. the bbc saying he's too ill to comment. >> william and harry are really keen to make sure that their mother's legacy is protected and that she is remembered faithfully for who she was. this interview was a huge moment in her life and i think the statement shows that william is really keen that the facts around it are established for the record. >> reporter: it comes as diana's troubles are in "the crown." her character is seen struggling with prince charles' long affair with camilla parker bowles. >> you know how he loves to surround himself with dreary old men and daddy substitutes. >> no. >> darling, you really know nothing, do you? >> there's bound to be concern that this fictional portrayal has the cap miss acit miss oacan impacts perceived. millions are watching this program around the world. >> reporter: part of the investigation will focus on whether bank statements were forged, these are allegations to convince princess diana that members of the royal household

. >> reporter: diana's brother, earl spencer, accused the bbc of wrongdoing saying in a tweet that hehe found out only two weeks ago is that the bbc also knew. the british broadcasting corporation says it is taking all of the allegations very seriously, and claims diana sent the bbc a handwritten note, reportedly missing for years but now found, in which she said the documents played no role in her decision to talk. >> kelly, what kind of consequences could this investigation hold? >> reporter: well, to be clear, this is not a criminal investigation. we're talking about really a risk to the bbc for reputational damage and possibly the end of martin bashir's career. he is still working for the bbc. but he hasn't yet commented on this. the bbc says that he's recovering from severe complications from covid and from heart surgery. we should note, also, that the bbc did its own internal investigation back in 1996 and found no wrongdoing. hoda? >> kelly cobiella for us in london. kelly, thank you. >>> all right. just ahead, given the hopeful news about two potential coronavirus vaccines, wh

earl spencer, diana's brother, saying it is pure drama for drama's sake.which it is not. stuart: i agree with that. watching the series all the way through, it is heavily fictional in various places. all right. susan is pulling a face here. susan: fictional? stuart: it is fictional. susan: they had diana's dress, had -- stuart: elements of fiction. you americans. susan: yeah. stuart: check the markets, please, get me out of this. the session lows for the dow. we're right there now. down 327, that is for the dow. the nasdaq is down about half a percent, 66 points lower. morgan stanley raising the price target on apple. they think it is going to go to $191 a share. that is their bull case. that is the best case they have got. luke capital, another outfit, they upgraded the stock as well and apple is up this morning. >>> salestores is in talks to acquire slack. that could happen earlier this week. sales force is down, slack is up. >>> cyber monday, that is today of course. spending set to smash records. grady trimble is in a walmart in chicago. what is walmar

but earl spencer said he's not satisfied with the parameters of the inquiry.e infection rates changed in england, rates are now plateauing, with around 1 in 80 people testing positive last week. infection rates are stabilising in scotland, after rising through most of october, with an estimated 1 in 155 people testing positive last week. in wales, there has been a decrease in the infection rate over the past two weeks, following the end of the national firebreak. on average, 1 in 165 people tested positive. and in northern ireland, they have been going down for the last month. last week an estimated 1 in 135 people had the virus. that's where we are with statistics, but what does it mean on the ground? we're joined now by saffron cordery, deputy chief executive at nhs providers. the point of these lockdowns and increased restrictions is to ease pressure on the nhs and hospitals. tell me, how has this increased in the restrictions affected what has happened in hospitals now?|j the restrictions affected what has happened in hospitals now? i think we are at a rea