Prime Video’s ‘A Very Royal Scandal’ takes us into the heart of journalism as we get the story behind Emily Maitlis’ now-infamous interview with Prince Andrew for the BBC’s Newsnight. The show recounts the events from the perspective of the journalist,

Glacially cool and collected is how Emily Maitlis appeared when she quizzed Prince Andrew in the famous BBC Newsnight interview that led to his downfall. And yet, in an exclusive interview in Good Housekeeping's November issue,

Journalist Emily Maitlis has said she "fled to the toilet" before her interview with the Duke of York to tell herself "don't pull your punches". The 54-year-old former BBC reporter said it had been "the stuff of dreams" to be played by Gillian Anderson and Ruth Wilson in dramatisations of the interview,

Emily Maitlis has admitted she was "concerned" for Prince Andrew after the "fallout with his family". Maitlis has reflected on her car crash interview with the Duke of York in 2019, just one day before a new series is set to drop on Amazon Prime.

Emily Maitlis claimed that King Charles “was not unhappy” with Prince Andrew ’s disastrous 2019 interview with Newsnight. The Duke of York, now 64, sat down with the seasoned interviewer to explain why he continued to associate with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein after he had pleaded guilty to trafficking minors.

Emily Maitlis has revealed she had to take a last-minute bathroom break before her groundbreaking chat with Prince Andrew. "I remember shaking Prince Andrew's hand, and then I excused myself and fled to the toilet,

Ex-BBC reporter Emily Maitlis, 54, admitted that there was 'something very disturbing' about seeing the impact the interview had but insisted that she was proud of her work