Overview
- The BBC said an edited montage unintentionally suggested a single continuous passage in which Trump directly urged violent action.
- Executives confirmed the programme will not be retransmitted in its current form on any BBC platform.
- BBC lawyers replied to Trump’s legal team after receiving a formal letter over the weekend.
- BBC chair Samir Shah sent a personal letter to the White House expressing regret and offering apologies.
- Trump has threatened legal action and demanded $1 billion in damages, with correspondence between the parties ongoing.