U.S. and Iran face growing risks of escalation in ongoing tensions
Donald Trump sued the BBC for $10 billion over a Panorama program edit, claiming defamation. The lawsuit stems from a documentary that spliced quotes from Trump's speech. A US judge ordered Trump to appear for a deposition. Trump confronted a journalist in the Oval Office and denied any Iran negotiations, saying the situation would resolve soon.
- The BBC sued Donald Trump for ten billion dollars.
- A US judge ordered Donald Trump to appear at a deposition.
- Donald Trump warned the journalist to be careful.
- Donald Trump denied that negotiations were happening with Iran.
- The BBC acknowledged splicing quotes from Trump's speech.
- BBC's lawyers argued that the Florida court lacks jurisdiction over the case.
- The BBC issued an apology regarding the manner in which the editing was done.
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