Comments from TV watchdog come after Prince William welcomed investigation
The TV watchdog Ofcom said it would follow “closely” a new independent inquiry into BBC Panorama’s interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, heaping further pressure on the broadcaster over how the scoop was obtained.
Ofcom said it “does not have regulatory remit to investigate” the issue under the charter but, in a letter to the broadcaster, said: “However, we think it is essential that the BBC ensures that the concerns raised about this programme are investigated thoroughly.”
