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Chris Cuomo
personCNN's Chris Cuomo acknowledged he was in a "unique and difficult situation" as the brother of the nation's most prominent governor. Cuomo admitted that "of course" he gives his brother advice, something he said he had "never hidden"
Nuno Espirito Santo
personNuno Espirito Santo will leave Wolves at the end of the season. The Portuguese will leave by ‘mutual consent’ following Sunday’s season finale against Manchester United. Nuno's name will now be in the frame for the managerial vacancy at Tottenham Hotspur.
Prince Harry
personDuke of Sussex says he drank alcohol and took drugs to cope with mother's death. Reveals Meghan told him she wanted to kill herself and had planned how to do it. Says she was only prevented from killing herself by concern over him 'losing another woman in my life' Claims royal family tried to smear him and Meghan before Oprah interview.
CNN
organizationCNN has done a "miserable job" handling star anchor Chris Cuomo's relationship with his powerful brother, media experts say. Cuomo apologized to viewers and colleagues Thursday night after admitting he offered private political advice to his older brother, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. CNN lost 45% of its prime time audience in the past five weeks.
Diana
personMartin Bashir used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure one-to-one with Diana. Prince William watched the interview in a master's study at Eton. Diana admitted committing adultery and being in love with James Hewitt. She also uttered the infamous line: 'There were three of us in this marriage'
BBC
organizationKate Garraway took aim at the BBC after Lord Dyson found the broadcaster ‘fell short of the high standards integrity and transparency which are its hallmark’ Prince William believes the BBC failures in relation to Martin Bashir's 1995 Panorama interview led to Princess Diana's "fear, paranoia and isolation"
Prince Harry
personPrince Harry and Oprah Winfrey’s new mental health documentary debuts today. The Me You Can’t See aims to break down the stigmas surrounding mental health. The documentary features a wide cross-section of ordinary people with mental health issues.
Senate
organizationGOP senators are reportedly concerned a commission would be "weaponized" by Dems in the midterms. The House voted on Wednesday to create a commission investigating the Capitol riot. 35 Republicans joined Democrats in passing the measure, while 175 Republicans voted against. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said he would oppose the legislation.
Corey Kluber
personCorey Kluber threw his first career no-hitter, leading the Yankees to a 2-0 victory over the Rangers. Kluber (4-2) walked one and struck out nine, facing one batter over the minimum.
Snapchat
organizationSnap introduced its next-generation Spectacles product on Thursday. The augmented reality glasses come with a new design, two cameras and four microphones. Snapchat is also launching a new app just for its creators.
BBC
organizationJournalist Martin Bashir 'deeply regrets' faking bank statements to land interview. Inquiry determined this was a'serious breach' of BBC's producer guidelines. Bashir apologized for mocking up the documents but said he remained "immensely proud" of the interview.
Diana
personDuke of Cambridge said Martin Bashir's deceit hastened his parents' divorce and 'hurt countless others' in unprecedented broadside against shamed BBC. Prince William told of his 'indescribable sadness' that the controversial Panorama interview increased his mother's 'fear, paranoia and isolation' in her final years. Report by Lord Dyson, the former master of the rolls and head of civil justice, was released today.
Earl Spencer
personDuke of Cambridge said Martin Bashir's deceit hastened his parents' divorce and 'hurt countless others' in unprecedented broadside against shamed BBC. Earl Spencer, Patrick Jephson, Diana's Private Secretary, Tiggy Legge-Bourke, William and Harry’s nanny, and other members of Palace staff all suffered ‘colossal damage’
Martin Bashir
personMartin Bashir 'deeply regrets' faking bank statements to land interview. Journalist used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure time with Diana in 1995. Inquiry determined this was a'serious breach' of BBC's producer guidelines. Earl Spencer shared a black and white family photograph of himself and Diana as children.
Chris Cuomo
personCNN anchor Chris Cuomo is being blasted over a report that he helped advise his brother on how to respond to sexual misconduct allegations. Cuomo advised his brother Andrew to take a “defiant position,” according to the Washington Post. Cuomo has been blasted on social media for his moonlighting.
Dyson
personFormer judge's report laid bare the depths to which the once-feted reporter had sunk. Bashir allegedly peddled outlandish smears about the Royal Family. Diana’s now infamous Panorama interview in 1995 sent shockwaves through the monarchy. Prince William said the BBC "failed" his mother after damning report released.
Ford
organizationThe standard range model starts at $39,974, and will get around 250 miles of range. Ford will form a joint venture with South Korea's SK Innovation. The two companies will make batteries for electric vehicles in the US.
Panorama
organizationMartin Bashir used 'deceitful' methods to secure Panorama interview. He presented fake bank statements to Earl Spencer to win his confidence. Note was written on Kensington Palace stationery and signed by Diana. BBC is also returning all awards that were gained as a result of the interview.
Great British Railways
organizationNew body called Great British Railways will oversee both track and trains. Will end current franchising model and pay operators with controls on quality. Review found fares have shot up 48% in real terms since 1997.
Princess Diana
personJudge-led inquiry found Bashir used 'deceitful behaviour' to secure interview. Report said Bashir had lied when he said he had not shown documents to anyone. He had in fact shown them to Earl Spencer, and he repeated this lie two more times. BBC today made 'full and unconditional apology' for'serious breach' Earl Spencer said BBC's failures contributed to his mother's 'fear, paranoia and isolation'