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UK government is caught up in a feud between Trump and BBC

UK government is caught up in a feud between Trump and the BBC

Britain’s government was due to weigh in Tuesday on a feud between the BBC and U.S. President Donald Trump, who is threatening to sue the broadcaster over the way it edited a speech he made after losing the 2020 presidential election.

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Trump Says He Has an 'Obligation' to Sue BBC

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UK government defends the BBC as critics circle and Trump threatens to sue

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A Trump Lawsuit Against the BBC Would Face Serious Hurdles

For the BBC, President Trump’s threat of a $1 billion lawsuit has thrust the already-reeling British broadcaster into uncharted territory.

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Donald Trump Says He Has “Obligation” To Sue BBC For $1B

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Explainer: Does Trump have a defamation case against the BBC?

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Trump says he has 'obligation' to pursue $1 billion lawsuit against BBC over doctored January 6 speech

He said: “I think I have an obligation to do it, you can’t allow people to do that. “I guess I have to. They defrauded the public and they’ve admitted it. This is within one of our great allies, suppo...

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How scandals at the BBC have rocked its leadership over the years

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BBC's outgoing boss rallies staff in face of leadership crisis and Trump legal threat

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Unemployment rate jumps to highest level since late 2020 ahead of budget

The chancellor's critics accuse her of killing jobs through her £25bn tax raid on employers in last year's budget - and urge Rachel Reeves to U-turn in two weeks' time.

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Trump to BBC apologize by Friday or pay $1 billion

Donald Trump has issued a stark ultimatum to the BBC, demanding an apology by Friday for what he claims is a scandalous edit in a Panorama episode. If the BBC fails to comply, Trump threatens to sue the broadcaster for $1 billion.

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Trump says BBC ‘defrauded the public’ with editing of January 6 speech

US President Donald Trump said the BBC “defrauded the public” and that he had an “obligation” to take legal action over the editing of a speech. Director-general Tim Davie quit on Sunday amid a scandal over the editing of a speech by Mr Trump before the attack on the US Capitol on January 6 2021.