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BBC Apologizes to President Trump Over Edited Speech

BBC apologizes to Trump over documentary edit of US president’s speech

The BBC apologized to US President Donald Trump on Thursday, over a documentary that Trump’s lawyers described as false and defamatory, seeking to defuse a row that has plunged the public broadcaster into its worst crisis in years.

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BBC apologizes to Trump over editing of his Jan. 6 speech in documentary

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BBC apologizes to Trump for 2024 documentary but rejects defamation claim

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BBC bias row: How the spat between the broadcaster and Trump unfolded

Donald Trump has announced his intention to sue the BBC next week, following the broadcaster's apology but refusal to offer compensation over a controversial Panorama documentary.

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What to know about the BBC’s latest crisis after its apology to Trump

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UK culture minister welcomes BBC apology to President Trump

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Trump continues threats to sue the BBC for billions after broadcaster’s edit apology: ‘They cheated’

The BBC apologized, admitting that editing the speech in a documentary by its show Panorama was an “error of judgment.”

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Donald Trump slams 'corrupt' BBC apology during GB News appearance

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Trump says he will take legal action against BBC over Panorama edit

How NPR edits remarks by the president

The BBC recently apologized for a documentary it aired in 2024 featuring remarks by President Trump. In light of this news, we wanted to share how NPR handles editing remarks by the president.

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A new Henry Kissinger documentary gilds the stinkweed

Having entered the kindergarten the year Nixon and Kissinger entered the White House, I remember classmates thrilling to their foreign policy adventures: The undeniable fun of ping-pong diplomacy, the excitement of the opening to Communist China,

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Documentary explores missed chance for US climate policy

The White House Effect” examines the first Bush administration and the events leading up to a pivotal climate summit in Rio de Janeiro.

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Outgoing boss insists BBC ‘not institutionally biased’ despite stepping down over Trump documentary scandal

Deborah Turness and BBC director-general Tim Davie both stepped down in recent days as a result of a growing scandal over coverage of President Donald Trump.