Trump files up to $10bn lawsuit against BBC over edit of Capitol speech – US politics live
President accuses corporation of ‘putting words in my mouth’ and files suit seeking billions of dollars CNBC reported last week […]
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Trump suing BBC for billions over edited January 6 speech
The US president has filed a lawsuit against the BBC over edited clips of his January 6, 2021 speech. He
Donald Trump sues BBC for up to $10bn over edit of January 6 speech
President accuses corporation of ‘intentionally, maliciously and deceptively’ editing speech in Panorama broadcast Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against
Bondi beach shooting live updates: alleged shooter, 24, still in hospital but will likely face charges, police say; premier welcomes ‘massive’ lines at blood donation services
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Jimmy Lai verdict: Hong Kong court to decide on national security charges against pro-democracy figure – live
Incarcerated activist and media owner has been on trial for more than two years on national security charges Jimmy Lai
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Jimmy Lai verdict: Hong Kong judges set to rule on national security charges
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Anthony Albanese vows to deploy all resources against antisemitism as criticism mounts after Bondi attack
After Bondi beach mass shooting, Coalition members and antisemitism envoy, Jillian Segal, accuse government of failing to match actions to
Australia news live: UN working group concerned about First Nations incarceration rates; Labor reports $20bn in savings in mid-year budget update
The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has raised major concerns about the detention of Indigenous people, children and migrants.