US judge lets Trump’s $10 billion BBC defamation lawsuit proceed
The procedural ruling keeps Donald Trump’s claim against Britain’s publicly funded broadcaster alive; it does not establish that the BBC defamed him.
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The procedural ruling keeps Donald Trump’s claim against Britain’s publicly funded broadcaster alive; it does not establish that the BBC defamed him.
US district judge Jeffrey Kuntz has allowed Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the BBC to proceed, the Guardian said. Trump is seeking $10 billion; the court has not awarded him that amount or found the broadcaster liable.
The lawsuit concerns an edited clip broadcast by the BBC, Britain’s publicly funded broadcaster. The Guardian said the edit made it appear that Trump told supporters to storm the US Capitol on 6 January 2021.
Trump celebrated Kuntz’s decision as a huge victory in a social media post. The precise scope of the ruling and Kuntz’s reasons remain unclear. The procedural decision leaves the BBC defending the case, with liability still to be decided.
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