Good evening. Welcome to Piers Morgan on Sented. It was the interview that almost brought down the royal family. Martin Bashir's 1995 BBC Panorama interview sent shockwades around the world. But last year, report found that he deceived Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer to secure the bombshell revelations.

One of the victims of that deception, William and Harry's former nanny, Tilly Legberg,

has been awarded substantial damages by the BBC over smears made against her.

Bashir claimed she was having an affair with Prince Charles and even invented an aborted pregnancy.

Well, now, Earl Spencer has called for serious repercussions against those to blame.

He tweeted, well, I'm delighted to see that another innocent victim

whose appalling scandal is being vindicated.

It's amazing to me that no criminal charges have been levelled against those responsible

yet.

Well, joining me now as former BBC Panorama senior producer Mark Killick, who was sacked after trying to raise concerns about the interview.

And Dickie Arbiter, who was the Queen's Press Secretary when the Bash interview took place.

Welcome to both of you.

Mark Kille, this is a really bad day for the BBC coming off a lot of bad days in this scandal, frankly.

But the idea that the BBC's

had to issue another grovelling apology to William and Harry's former Nanny over really disgraceful

smears and untrue claims and has now been awarded substantial damages. What do you make of this?

You were part of the panorama team that put out

this interview, and I know that you yourself were appallingly treated and would come to that.

What do you make of today's revelations? Well, I mean, it's good news for Tiggery Legg-Bor.

Let's bonus about that. The real tragedy is that it took so long for the BBC to make this apology and pay this

compensation. And I think Tiggi made it clear in her court statement that she felt the

prose had been overly dragged out. The BBC was dragging its feet. And I think that's been the

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