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Donald Trump’s son blasts BBC as 'full of s***' over edited speech

Donald Trump Jr has blasted the BBC’s “dishonest” coverage of his father after it was revealed there was concern over the editing of a speech.

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Donald Trump Jr. Slams BBC Over ‘Edited’ Trump Speech

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BBC leaders resign amid scandal over misleading edit of Trump speech

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Nandy says BBC must 'uphold highest standards' but warns against 'sustained attack' on corporation

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy warns against "sustained attacks" on the BBC as she tells MPs the corporation must "uphold the highest standards"

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BBC crisis as it happened: Poll reveals whether Britons think BBC should apologise to Trump - as government defends corporation

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Tim Davie launches fightback against BBC’s ‘enemies’

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Trump threatens to sue BBC as UK broadcaster admits error in editing his January 6 speech

On the Trump edit he said after further deliberation, the BBC accepted that the way the speech was edited did "give the impression of a direct call for violent action".

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In Trump-dominated media world, editing video takes on new significance — as BBC uproar shows

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Culture secretary makes statement on BBC as Davie tells staff to 'fight for our journalism'

Radar Online

Don Jr. Slams BBC

Donald Trump Jr. has slammed the BBC and their "dishonest" journalist following reports about the network editing a speech from his father, Donald Trump RadarOnline.com can reveal.

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'FAKE NEWS': Donald Trump Jr. Fumes at 'Dishonest' BBC for 'Doctoring' Dad's January 6 Speech

Donald Trump Jr. unleashed a verbal attack on the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) after the public service network was accused of "doctoring" his father Donald Trump's January 6 speech. According to The Daily Telegraph,

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BBC to 'apologise' following claims 'doctored' Panorama footage of Donald Trump misled viewers

The BBC will reportedly apologise after it "doctored" a speech Donald Trump made shortly before the Capitol riot on January 6, 2020. Samir Shah, the BBC’s chairman, will write to the culture, media and sport committee on Monday to express regret over the way in which Mr Trump's speech was edited, it is understood.