The BBC has formally apologized to President Trump over its Panorama documentary edit that merged separate parts of his January 6 speech, creating what it now admits was a misleading impression. BBC Chair Samir Shah expressed “regret” in a letter to the White House, calling the edit an error of judgment but denying any defamation or malice. Trump, calling the edit a “butchering,” has threatened a $1 billion lawsuit as his legal team demands compensation and sets a response deadline for Friday. <br /> <br />#BBC #Trump #BBCApology #SpeechEditScandal #Panorama #Newsnight #BreakingNews #MediaControversy #TrumpVsBBC #Jan6 #EditedFootage #MediaEthics #Defamation #SamirShah #BBCChair #USPolitics #UKMedia #DonaldTrump #LawsuitThreat #BroadcastStandards #JournalismCrisis #BBCStatement #WhiteHouse #LegalShowdown #DocumentaryScandal #MediaAccountability #PressIntegrity #TrumpNews #PoliticalDrama #GlobalHeadlines
