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The BBC yesterday paid around £200,000 (AUD$346,000) to a former royal governess who was subjected to a “completely unfounded” smear by Martin Bashir. Tim Davie, director general of the corporation, also made embarrassing apologies to Tiggy Legge-Bourke and Prince Charles and his sons William and Harry. The court has heard that Ms Legge-Bourke suffered extensive and angry damage for 25 years as a result of “false and malicious accusations”. Although not named at trial, the false claim is said to have been made by Bashir while working on a BBC Panorama interview with Princess Diana. Miss Legge-Bourke said the program’s “false narrative” had been “haunting” the Royal Family since it aired in 1995. An official statement, agreed by the former nanny and the BBC, said she was the victim of “very serious and completely unfounded” allegations that she had an affair with Charles which resulted in an aborted pregnancy. These allegations, the statement said, had been “fabricated” and a series of

Reggie Bird was feeling very tired. He just won Australian sister for the historic second time – the first person to do so in any version of the show – and has been conducting back-to-back interviews since around 5.30am. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Reggie wins Big Brother for the second time For more TV-related news and videos, check out TV >> But the signature chirping and down-to-earth quality that Australia loves so much hasn’t gone away, despite post-final fatigue. “I’m starting to get to that point, you know, where do you get a little bit silly?”, the 48-year-old said. 7Entertainment. No doubt he’s been asked the same question over and over again since shelling out $250,000 in Tuesday night’s live finals in Sydney, but he doesn’t seem to mind. Reggie has won Big Brother for the second time. Credit: NIGEL WRIGHT / Seven Gold coast-based mother-of-two first issued Older brother 19 years ago in the third season of the show. Back then, the fish and chip shop owner from Tassie

Only three Older brother The housemates were left to face the final after one was sent home at the last minute following a curveball decision. After 62 grueling days at home, Reggie, Brenton, Johnson, and Taras stay behind. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: The final three Big Brothers decide Watch Big Brother on Channel 7 and free streaming on 7plus >> When challenge beast Taras wins the final challenge, he has the monumental power to choose two other housemates to take to the grand finale. Elections require a lot of deliberation, as the winner will be entirely determined by the public vote. “It feels weird, I’m in the top three,” Taras told Big Brother as he made his “most difficult decision”, deciding who to send off. Johnson’s housemates, Taras, Reggie and Brenton. Credit: NIGEL WRIGHT / Seven As Taras talks to Big Brother, the other three housemates do a question and answer session, reassuring each other that they are not “making a deal” with Taras. Reggie told them “I doubt he’l

Older brother getting to the pointy end – with only five housemates left. And of the five, it was Johnson and Aleisha who dreamed of reaching the final together. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Best friends are torn apart by Reggie’s shocking expulsion move Watch Big Brother on Channel 7 and free streaming on 7plus >> However, Taras’ ‘beast challenge’ had other plans, nominating a side-by-side partner for eviction. When Aleisha’s name was announced, the desperate housemates left the living room, running outside to have some alone time. “Give him some time,” Johnson said to the other housemates before turning to Taras and asking him: “Are you trying to blackmail me?” Taras nominated Johnson for eviction. Credit: Seven Aleisha hugged Johnson. Credit: Seven “Yes,” Taras said matter-of-factly. “I wanted Johnson home today. If he persists, then my ability to break into the top three is much lower,” Taras said to Big Brother. Later, Aleisha was seen crying in the diary room, where sh