BBC attempts to subpoena Trump family members over £7.4 billion defamation lawsuit

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BBC attempts to subpoena Trump family members over a £7.4 billion defamation lawsuit related to a documentary on the January 6 Capitol attack.

Summary

The BBC is seeking to subpoena Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, and Jared Kushner in defense against a £7.4 billion defamation lawsuit brought by President Trump. The lawsuit stems from a 2024 Panorama documentary that alleged Trump incited violence during the January 6, 2021, storming of the US Capitol. Trump claims the BBC doctored his speech to imply endorsement of violence, while the BBC apologized for the editing but denies legal liability. Court filings show attempts to serve subpoenas were blocked, and the BBC is now asking for permission to serve by mail or email. The case is scheduled for trial next February.

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