BBC Says Trump Failed to Prove Harm From Documentary

British BBC told a Miami federal court that Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the corporation should be dismissed as he failed to prove a BBC documentary damaged his reputation.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) announced on Wednesday that former U.S. President Donald Trump failed to prove that a documentary film aired before his re-election victory damaged his reputation. BBC, which filed documents in a federal court in Miami, stated that it intends to argue that Trump's $10 billion lawsuit should be dismissed, as he failed to prove allegations of defamation and a violation of Florida law prohibiting unfair business practices.

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