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Donald Trump's plan to win $10bn BBC Panorama lawsuit revealed
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The tactics Donald Trump will use to win his $10billion lawsuit against the BBC have been revealed in new court documents. Internal BBC emails seen in a Florida court are a key part of the President's defamation case against the public service broadcaster over its now-infamous October 2024 Panorama episode. The BBC spliced two different sections of his January 6 speech to make it seem as if Mr Trump was directly calling for violence at the capitol. The Commander-in-Chief filed his suit in December last year , resulting in the resignations of Director-General Tim Davie and BBC News chief executive Deborah Turness. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The standard of defamation in the US requires evidence of "actual malice". Mr Trump's legal will allege that an apology sent by BBC Chairman Samir Shah proves this legal standard, according to Florida court documents seen by The Times The email provides evidence documentary producers shared links proving people could watch it in the US and show
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