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A U.S. district judge granted Donald Trump leave to amend his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, allowing new claims and a focus on personal reputational harm after the edited Panorama documentary about his Jan. 6 speech; the BBC’s motion to dismiss was deemed moot and the case will proceed with revised allegations that the BBC can challenge.
A federal judge temporarily stayed a magistrate’s order requiring Donald Trump’s trust to provide financial documents to the BBC in a $10 billion defamation suit over the BBC’s Panorama documentary. The pause lasts while the court considers whether an amended complaint can be filed; Trump’s team has narrowed damages claims, and the BBC argues the documents are relevant to potential damages to Trump’s brands and businesses.
A federal judge ruled that President Trump must disclose detailed financial information as part of his $10 billion defamation suit against the BBC, allowing discovery into the Trump family’s business holdings via the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust and potentially broadening the scope beyond reputational damages, despite his lawyers’ objections to subpoenaing financial documents.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed the convictions of two men who conspired to carry out arson attacks on property linked to him, saying justice has been done; a BBC Panorama investigation suggested Russian involvement via proxies, prompting fresh UK sanctions on Moscow and a push to strengthen security, defence and intelligence to deter similar attacks.
Trump's lawyers refused to hand over financial details from the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust in the BBC's $10bn defamation case tied to a Panorama documentary, calling the request a 'fishing expedition'; the BBC sought income, assets and property data to support claims of reputational and financial damage, while Trump's team argued the demand would generate tens of thousands of documents and is disproportionate. The BBC has turned over around 45,000 pages; Trump has produced none. The dispute also involves jurisdiction questions since the program wasn't broadcast in the US, and the case remains unresolved.
NASA’s Perseverance rover stitched 96 images from Falbreen into a high-resolution panorama captured by the Mastcam-Z camera, showing a rock on a sand ripple, a “float” rock, an abrasion patch drilled by the rover, and visible rover tracks. The enhanced-color view highlights terrain contrasts, while the natural-color view shows Mars’ rusty skies. The site may be among the oldest terrain the mission has explored, with lighter olivine-rich rocks and darker clay-bearing rocks indicating a diverse geological history.
Channel 4 chief executive Priya Dogra apologised for the rape allegations raised in Married at First Sight UK after the Panorama documentary, saying the women's accounts were very troubling. A external welfare review has been commissioned, the show’s sixth series has not been cancelled and episodes were pulled while inquiries continue; MPs have demanded answers and police say no criminal reports have yet been received.
BBC asks a Florida court to dismiss Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit over a Panorama edit, arguing the programme never aired in the United States and the court lacks personal jurisdiction; Trump says the edited clip falsely suggested he urged supporters to storm the Capitol on Jan 6, 2021, while the BBC maintains there was no malice and that the documentary wasn’t distributed in North America, despite licensing and VPN access questions; last month a Florida judge rejected the BBC’s request to delay discovery, Trump has about two weeks to respond to the motion, and a potential 2027 trial date could be set if the case proceeds.
Engadget calls Adams Immersive's Outside Parties the creepiest Playdate game yet, a horror scavenger hunt built around a 1.44 gigapixel 360-degree panorama of the Outside. Players zoom with the crank, adjust brightness, and track 150 targets through eerie visuals and unsettling audio as the mystery unfolds via mission logs, offering roughly 10–20 hours of atmospheric gameplay.
The BBC moves to have Donald Trump’s $5+ billion defamation suit thrown out in a Florida federal court, arguing the court lacks personal jurisdiction and that Trump fails to show actual malice from a 2021 Panorama edit; the program was not produced or broadcast in Florida and the BBC defends its coverage as balanced.
The BBC will ask a Florida court to dismiss Donald Trump's multi‑billion-dollar defamation lawsuit over a Panorama edit, arguing lack of personal jurisdiction, improper venue, and failure to state a claim, with the programme allegedly aired abroad and not defaming Trump or causing proven harm; a trial could be set for 2027 if the case continues.
The BBC has overhauled its editorial standards committee following criticism over its handling of a misleading edit of Donald Trump's speech in a Panorama program, leading to high-profile resignations and a lawsuit from Trump. The new committee aims to improve transparency and responsiveness to editorial issues, while the BBC maintains its current editing guidelines.
President Trump has filed a $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC over a documentary that he claims falsely depicted his comments related to the January 6 Capitol attack, alleging the BBC manipulated footage to influence the 2024 election. The lawsuit also discusses how viewers in the U.S., particularly in Florida, could access the documentary via BritBox or VPNs, with some suggesting the use of VPNs is driven by access to adult content due to new age verification laws. Legal experts anticipate a possible settlement, noting Trump's history of suing media outlets.
Donald Trump has filed a $5 billion lawsuit against the BBC, accusing the broadcaster of defamation and maliciously editing his 2021 speech in a Panorama documentary, which he claims altered the context and misrepresented his words related to the Capitol riot. The BBC apologized but denied any legal wrongdoing, and the lawsuit raises issues about broadcasting rights and distribution outside the UK.
The BBC is considering issuing a formal apology to Donald Trump to resolve a billion-dollar legal threat over its editing of a speech, amid debates on defending its journalism and the potential political implications of the case.