Donald Trump ordered to turn over financial records in $10bn BBC lawsuit

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Donald Trump ordered to turn over financial records in $10bn BBC lawsuit.

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A federal judge has ordered Donald Trump to disclose financial records as part of his $10billion (£7.5 billion) defamation lawsuit against the BBC.The high-profile legal battle was launched over a Panorama documentary, which Mr Trump said misconstrued his speech on the January 6, 2021 Capitol riots.The President alleges the BBC intentionally edited portions of his speech delivered before the attack, creating what his legal team claims was the false impression he encouraged supporters to storm the US Capitol.

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Mr Trump also alleges the broadcaster's actions damaged his reputation and caused significant financial harm to his businesses, properties and brand.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Following a three-hour hearing in a Florida court yesterday, Federal Magistrate Judge Enjoliqué Lett ruled Mr Trump's financial information is relevant to the case.According to reports from the hearing, the judge said "reputational, economic damages – all of that is now at issue in this case".The...

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