Prince William 'felt he had to stand up for Diana's memory' and make rare public intervention
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mirror.co.ukPrince William made his scathing statement about the BBC because he "felt he had to step up and defend his mother", an insider has said.
On Thursday the second-in-line to the throne said reporter Martin Bashir's web of deceit “substantially influenced” what Princess Diana said in her bombshell Panorama interview and “was a major contribution to making my parents’ relationship worse”.
But insiders said before Lord Dyon's report was released, the Duke of Cambridge feared a "BBC whitewash". An aide told The Times when he saw the damning conclusions he was determined to speak up for his mum, who died in 1997.
They said: “This was one of those moments — there have only been one or two in his life — where he felt he had to step up and defend his
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