The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is preparing to pay the graphic designer £1 million, who simulated a fake bank statement for the frail journalist Martin Bashir.

Matt Wiessler asked the Beeb boss for help, saying that he believed Bashir had used them to deceive Princess Diana and conducted a 1995 panoramic interview.

Instead of investigating his claims, The BBC blacklisted Mr. Wesler.

The Director-General of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Tim Davie (Tim Davie) will meet with Mr. Wesler on Thursday.

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He says The company is “at fault” And will say possible compensation.

A friend of Mr. Wesler told Mail on Sunday: “He very much hopes that this meeting… at least will apologize for this and may push for his compensation claim.”

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