Prince Harry and Prince William react to the BBC Princess Diana interview report

Princes William and Harry have condemned the culture of the BBC and the media independent research Martin Bashir, a former BBC journalist, concluded on Thursday He has used “misleading” to secure an explosive interview in 1995 with her former mother, Princess Diana.

In the same investigation, covering the fraudulent practices that the BBC had “exceeded high levels of integrity and transparency”, it demanded the falsification of documents suggesting that its collaborators were talking to the press.

In a video posted on social media, Prince William (aka the Duke of Cambridge) said the BBC had acted on his mother’s fears “and was fed [her] paranoia ”in an effort to get the conversation, Diana eventually raised the royal family.

“I think the false way of getting the conversation caused what my mother said,” William said. “The conversation was a great contribution to the deterioration of my parents’ relationship and has hurt many others since.”

The prince said he was “incredibly saddened” to learn that “the BBC’s failures have significantly contributed to his fear, paranoia and isolation”.

William said the conversation was believed to have a “false narrative” and should not be rebroadcast.

In a separate statement, Prince Harry condemned what he called the “culture of exploitation and unethical practices” that led to his mother’s death, and that is still prevalent.

“Our mother was a tremendous woman dedicated to the service of her life. She was resilient, brave, and certainly honest,” Harry said in a statement Thursday, responding to the findings of the inquiries. “The consequences of the culture of exploitation and the culture of unethical practices eventually came to life.

“To those who have taken some form of responsibility, thank you for taking ownership. That is the first step to achieving justice and truth,” he continued.

“However, what worries me is that practices like today – and even worse – are still very widespread. Then, and now, it’s bigger than a store, a network or a publication.

“Our mother lost her life because of it, and nothing has changed,” Harry said. “By protecting his legacy, we protect everyone and protect the dignity of his life. Let’s remember who he was and what he stood for.”

In his explosive conversation Earlier this year with Oprah Winfrey, Harry said he feared the media would be responsible for the death of his wife, Meghan Markle (aka Meghan Markle). he became suicidal She was pregnant with her son Archie.

“My biggest concern was repeating history,” he said he said. “I’ve said it many times before, publicly. And the history I was watching was repeated, but more, maybe, or much more dangerous, because then you add race and you add social media. And when I’m repeating history, I’m my mother.”

BBC reported On Thursday, its general manager Tim Davie sent personal apologies to Harry, William, Prince Charles and Earl Spencer for the deception behind the conversation.

According to the new investigation, the findings were published on Thursday, and Bashir “tricked” Earl Spencer into giving him an introduction to his royal sister with false information, which he then used to agree to an interview.

Then, when that information came to light, the BBC “covered how the investigations were covered [Bashir] he ensured the dialogue and the adequacy of the methods he used. “