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Former President Donald Trump has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC, accusing them of defamation and violating a Florida trade practices law. The lawsuit alleges that a BBC Panorama episode, titled Trump: A Second Chance?, doctored parts of his speech to make it appear as though he was inciting his followers to storm the Capitol. The BBC has admitted to an error of judgment in the editing but denies any legal basis for a defamation claim.

Tensions rise as Manchester Uniteds Kobbie Mainoo faces uncertainty over playing time, with his half-brothers public plea for his release sparking controversy. Meanwhile, Napoli and other clubs express interest in the young England international, leaving United in a precarious position. Head coach Ruben Amorims comments on other academy players also stir up unrest, leading to social media posts highlighting their achievements.

Englands dentists to receive increased payments for emergency appointments, aiming to improve patient access and address dental deserts. However, critics argue that the changes are merely tweaks and more significant reform is needed for a sustainable future in NHS dentistry.

Nissans Sunderland plant, Britains largest car factory, begins producing the third-generation Leaf, marking a significant shift towards electric vehicles in the UK. With over £450 million invested, the plant aims to maintain its 6,000 jobs and potentially produce two new electric models, replacing gasoline-powered vehicles. Despite global challenges, the Leafs success is crucial for the plants future and the nearby battery factory.

Alan Milburn launches review into rising inactivity among young people, promising to uncover uncomfortable truths and suggest radical solutions. Nearly one million young people not in education, employment, or training, with a growing number citing long-term sickness or disability. Milburn emphasizes the need for every young person to have the chance to learn or earn, regardless of background. Interim report due in spring, full review in summer.

Brown University students flee campus after fatal shooting, expressing distrust in law enforcement. FBI releases clearer images of suspect, offering reward. Students share harrowing experiences, with two victims identified. Community shaken, seeking resolution.

Former President Donald Trump is set to sue the BBC over alleged speech manipulation in a Panorama documentary. Trump claims the BBC used AI to alter his words, while the BBC denies any defamation, refusing to pay compensation. The BBC admits to an editing error, but maintains no legal basis for a lawsuit. Trump seeks damages ranging from $760 million to $3.8 billion, highlighting the complex relationship between public figures and media organizations.

Authorities offer $50,000 reward for information on armed and dangerous shooting suspect near Brown University. New video footage released, sparking increased security at nearby schools and colleges. Community remains on edge as investigation continues.

Angela Rayner urges MPs to work through the night to prevent hereditary peers in the House of Lords from delaying a crucial employment rights bill. The bill is caught in a back-and-forth between the two houses, with a vote set for Tuesday. Rayners impassioned plea comes after a government defeat in the Lords last week. Meanwhile, members of parliament voted to remove a cap on unfair dismissal compensation, overturning a previous vote in the Lords. Six business groups also call on the peers to end delays, fearing the compromise reached with trade unions could be jeopardized.