Donald Trump threatens to sue the BBC for $1bn, demanding a full retraction, apology and compensation over a Panorama edit he says misrepresented a 2021 speech. The BBC calls it an error of judgement, denies systemic bias and faces scrutiny of its editorial standards.

BBC director-general Tim Davie resigned, with BBC News chief Deborah Turness also stepping down, after the broadcaster admitted an edited clip of Donald Trump in a Panorama programme caused damage to trust. An internal review found wider impartiality failures. Both leaders accepted responsibility.

A jury convicted Julia Wendell, 24, of harassing Kate and Gerry McCann after she falsely claimed to be their missing daughter. Prosecutors said online conspiracy followers amplified her campaign, which escalated to an unwanted visit. The couple hope she receives appropriate care.

The BBC faces claims of double standards after censuring newsreader Martine Croxall for reacting on air to the scripted phrase “pregnant people”. Critics say the corporation was less robust over a Panorama segment alleged to have misleadingly edited a Trump speech, prompting calls for a review.