Only Fools and Horses actor Patrick Murray dies aged 68

In an interview with Gavin Lee, British MP Emily Thornberry discusses global diplomacy, foreign policy, and the challenges of governance. She addresses ongoing conflicts in Gaza, Ukraine, and Sudan, and reflects on the political culture in British politics. Thornberry emphasizes the BBC's role as a reliable source amid disinformation, highlighting the pressures it faces as a publicly funded broadcaster. She notes that navigating the middle ground in politics often leads to criticism from both sides, but expresses optimism about the public's desire for deeper understanding of complex issues.

Donald Trump has announced plans to sue the BBC for 'anywhere between a billion and $5 billion' despite receiving an apology from the broadcaster. The controversy stems from a misleading edit of his speech in a Panorama episode regarding the Capitol riot in 2021. This incident has led to accusations of bias against the BBC, resulting in the resignation of two senior executives: director general Tim Davie and chief executive of news Deborah Turness.

US President Donald Trump announced on Friday his intention to sue the BBC for up to $5 billion. This legal action is in response to a documentary aired by the UK public broadcaster, which Trump claims misleadingly edited his speech given shortly before the January 6, 2021, assault on the US Capitol by his supporters.

US President Donald Trump has announced plans to sue the BBC for up to $5 billion over an edited video of his January 6 speech. This announcement comes after the UK broadcaster issued an apology for what it described as an 'error of judgement' in its editing. Trump's legal threat highlights ongoing tensions between him and media outlets, particularly regarding coverage of events surrounding the January 6 Capitol riots.

US President Donald Trump announced his intention to sue the BBC for up to $5 billion. This legal action stems from a documentary aired by the BBC, which Trump claims misleadingly edited his speech delivered shortly before the January 6, 2021, assault on the US Capitol by his supporters.

Tim Davie's unexpected resignation as director general of the BBC has raised questions about the challenges facing his successor. As senior editors gathered at the New Broadcasting House in London, they pondered whether leading the BBC has become an impossible task amid internal conflicts and external pressures. The situation is further complicated by recent controversies, including an apology to Donald Trump over an edited documentary that contributed to Davie's departure, highlighting the precarious nature of the BBC's position.

US President Donald Trump has announced his intention to sue the BBC for at least $1 billion over the editing of his speech in a 2021 Panorama episode. This legal action stems from Trump's dissatisfaction with how the broadcaster presented his remarks, which he claims misrepresented his statements. The president's decision to pursue this lawsuit highlights ongoing tensions between him and media outlets, particularly regarding their portrayal of his speeches and policies.

Donald Trump has announced his intention to sue the BBC for between $1 billion and $5 billion due to the editing of his speech in a Panorama documentary. This decision comes despite an apology issued by the BBC regarding the controversial editing.