Andy Webb's career in journalism stretches back more than 40 years, from his apprenticeship on weekly then daily newspapers through reporting on radio and television.

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After close to 20 years with the BBC he embarked on an award-winning career as a documentary film-maker for networks such as National Geographic, Discovery and PBS, as well as all the leading UK broadcasters.

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One of the stories he explored in that time was the BBC's scandalous treatment of Princess Diana and their attempts to cover it up. A documentary series for UK Channel 4 resulted in the setting up of a judicial inquiry to examine the scandal - and the inside story of these events is the subject of his first book, Dianarama.