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President Donald Trump has received permission from a district judge to amend his defamation lawsuit against the BBC, which he filed for $10 billion in damages. The lawsuit claims that the BBC misrepresented his remarks in a documentary about the January 6 Capitol events. Trump is expected to focus on personal reputational harm in the amended complaint, which must be filed by Monday.
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President Donald Trump has received permission from a district judge to amend his defamation lawsuit against the BBC, which he filed for $10 billion in damages. The lawsuit claims that the BBC misrepresented his remarks in a documentary about the January 6 Capitol events. Trump is expected to focus on personal reputational harm in the amended complaint, which must be filed by Monday.
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Trump wins permission to file amended complaint in $10B defamation lawsuit against BBC
Trump Granted Permission to Amend Defamation Lawsuit Against BBC