BBC demands Donald Trump hands over January 6 personal messages in $10bn lawsuit

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BBC demands Donald Trump hands over January 6 personal messages in $10bn lawsuit.

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The BBC has demanded Donald Trump hand over his personal messages from January 6 as its $10billion defamation lawsuit looms over the broadcaster.In a bid to prove the US President incited the 2020 riots, the corporation has submitted a series of subpoenas calling for the publication of messages sent to and from Mr Trump's closest allies on the fateful day.Mr Trump lashed out at Broadcasting House over its Panorama edit of his January 6 speech by accusing the corporation of being "corrupt, fraudulent and criminal".Mr Trump filed a $10billion lawsuit against the BBC after its Panorama programme spliced together two clips in a 12-second segment from the 2021 Capitol riots in its 2024 Trump: A Second Chance?

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In the clip, Mr Trump supposedly said: "We're going to walk down to the Capitol and I'll be there with you, and we fight.

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We fight like hell."However, it later emerged that the footage had been "mangled" together with a 50-minute gap...

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