Martin Bashir
Journalist
English journalist and news anchor who is best recognized for his work with the BBC including his coverage of Princess Diana. He is also known for having worked for MSNBC as a political commentator.
He studied at King Alfred's College of Higher Education in Winchester and later at King's College in London. He started his career as a journalist in 1986 when he worked for the BBC on the program Songs of Praise. He gained further attention as an anchor for ABC's program Nightline.
He is also known for playing bass guitar and recorded the reggae album Bass Lion in October of 2010.
He married his wife Deborah and together they have three children named Samuel, Phoebe, and Eliza.
Through the ITV network, he conducted several interviews with Michael Jackson in 2003 as part of his documentary Living With Michael Jackson.