Donald Trump claims he didn’t cause the Jan 6 riots.
But now the BBC has the near-impossible task of proving he did.
At least, that’s how the national broadcaster is hoping to win a $10bn defamation lawsuit brought against it by the president.
A lawsuit that could see the former BBC Director-General Tim Davie forced to testify under oath.
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BBC demands Trump’s messages to prove he caused Jan 6 riots
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