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Outgoing BBC director urges staff to "fight for our journalism" as Trump threatens $1B defamation lawsuit

The outgoing director of the BBC addressed staff of the publicly-funded British national broadcaster in a call on Tuesday admitting mistakes were made but urging them to "fight for our journalism" aft...

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Trump’s $1B lawsuit threat casts shadow over the BBC, but it could also be a bluff

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BBC in Crisis as Trump Threatens $1 billion lawsuit

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Nandy says BBC must 'uphold highest standards' but warns against 'sustained attack' on corporation

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy warns against "sustained attacks" on the BBC as she tells MPs the corporation must "uphold the highest standards"

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Every time Trump has sued the media after he threatens $1 billion BBC legal action

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Trump threatens to sue BBC for $1.5 billion

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Culture secretary makes statement on BBC as Davie tells staff to 'fight for our journalism'

It comes after US President Donald Trump threatened to sue the BBC for $1bn (roughly £760m) if it does not apologise and "appropriately compensate"

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A timeline of the Trump speech controversy roiling the BBC and other recent scandals

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

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Stephen Colbert Confirms What Everyone Suspected About Trump And CBS

A sudden collision of politics, business, and media has upended late-night television, raising urgent questions about free speech and corporate influence. In July 2024, CBS announced it would cancel “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” in May 2026,

Trump threatens legal action against BBC as chair apologises for 'error of judgement' on speech edit

A few hours later, we heard from BBC chair Samir Shah. He sent a letter to a parliamentary committee accepting an "error of judgement" had been made on the Trump documentary, and said the editing "did give the impression of a direct call for violent action".

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Trump to sit with CBS News in first interview after lawsuit, Semafor reports

President Donald Trump will sit down with CBS anchor Norah O'Donnell for an interview on Friday afternoon, the first with the network after his lawsuit against it, Semafor reported. Paramount in July agreed to pay $16 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Trump over his claim that CBS deceptively edited a "60 Minutes" interview with his Democratic presidential opponent Kamala Harris last year.

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Trump gives first '60 Minutes' interview following CBS lawsuit settlement

CBS News said that U.S. President Donald Trump sat down with CBS anchor Norah O'Donnell for an exclusive interview for "60 Minutes" on Friday afternoon, the first with the network after his lawsuit against it.

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