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BBC apologizes to Trump for spliced doc footage, won’t pay out $1 billion

Global News•Friday, November 14, 2025 at 2:22:51 PM
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BBC apologizes to Trump for spliced doc footage, won’t pay out $1 billion
The BBC's recent apology to Donald Trump for airing a misleading edit of his speech has sparked significant debate about media bias and responsibility. This incident, which occurred just before the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, has drawn criticism and support from various political figures and media outlets. As highlighted by France 24, the BBC faced accusations of bias, reflecting broader concerns about how media portrayals can influence public perception. The decision not to pay the $1 billion in damages further emphasizes the complexities surrounding media accountability in politically charged environments.
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