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Donald Trump says he has ‘obligation’ to sue BBC over speech edit – latest updates Donald Trump has reiterated his threat to sue the BBC for $1 billion over the alleged editing of a speech. In a Fox News interview, Trump stated he has an "obligation" to take legal action, claiming the broadcaster "defrauded the public" by making a speech he described as "beautiful" and "calming" sound "radical." The edits in question, featured in a Panorama documentary, appear to have combined statements from different parts of Trump's January 6th speech. This legal threat follows recent resignations at the BBC, including Director-General Tim Davie, amidst criticisms of institutional bias. A leaked dossier and internal complaints have focused on the editing of the Trump speech, alongside other coverage. Trump's legal team has demanded a retraction and apology, threatening legal action if the BBC does not comply by November 14th. Legal experts note that while previous lawsuits against media outlets have resulted in settlements for Trump, the strength of this particular case remains to be seen. The controversy has also sparked debate within the UK about political appointments to the BBC board, with some MPs and staff calling for the removal of board member Robbie Gibb. If you like our content, don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel, NEWS TODAY.