
I'd send more migrants to Africa says Liz Truss, as the Tory leadership favourite promises to expand refugee policy and protect the UK's borders But in September, the force said it had 'not identified evidence of activity that constituted a criminal offence and will therefore be taking no further action'.ĮXCLUSIVE: Police must put BBC chiefs in dock for Diana lies, says her brother Earl Spencer as he directly links her fatal accident to Panorama - and reveals just how Martin Bashir 'tricked him' into giving access to the Princess Last year, following a devastating report into the scandal by former Supreme Court Judge Lord Dyson, the Met considered whether to launch an investigation into a range of potential offences, including forgery, misconduct in public office and blackmail.

Bashir showed Earl Spencer forged bank statements to gain access to the Princess and then tricked her by peddling a string of lies, including the slur that Prince Charles was having an affair with Ms Legge-Bourke - now Alexandra Pettifer - and that she became pregnant and had an abortion as a result. His bombshell intervention comes days after the BBC paid out around £200,000 to former royal nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke for 'shocking' smears made against her by Bashir as part of his campaign to secure his now discredited 1995 Panorama interview with Diana (main).
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In a series of hard-hitting comments, Earl Spencer said only the police 'have the power to get to the bottom of this terrible scandal' as he detailed how Bashir deceived him over three weeks to get close to his sister.

Writing exclusively for The Mail on Sunday, Earl Spencer (left) urged the Metropolitan Police to 'reconsider their responsibilities' and launch a probe as he revealed lawyers had told him that 'unlawful and criminal behaviour' had been committed by figures at the BBC. Princess Diana's brother (inset with Diana) said last night he was groomed by disgraced BBC reporter Martin Bashir (right), as he renewed his demand for Scotland Yard to investigate the broadcaster.
