Prince Harry says "our mother lost her life because of this" after investigation into Diana's 1995 BBC interview

Prince William and Prince Harry have both condemned the BBC for what they say was the broadcaster's role in their parents' divorce and the death of their mother Princess Diana. In separate statements the brothers said Diana's life was changed forever by the 1995 interview with then-BBC reporter Martin Bashir, which investigators said on Thursday had been obtained through deceit. 

A formal investigation commissioned by the British public broadcaster found that Bashir had "deceived" Diana's brother Earl Spencer to secure the bombshell interview, in which Diana famously opened up about cheating in her marriage and her struggles with mental health.  The BBC's current Director-General Tim Davies apologized on Thursday after the findings of the investigation were made public and said the organization accepted them "in full."