In his latest swipe at the BBC, Donald Trump has claimed the British broadcaster used AI to doctor his Jan 6 Capitol speech, which the BBC vehemently denies. Speaking to CBS News’ 60 Minutes, the POTUS,

In a phone interview with the BBC's North America editor, the president discussed next week's visit and his relationship with the UK PM.

With the 2026 World Cup in the USA, Mexico and Canada now firmly on the horizon, the BBC are reportedly spending big to ensure all of their staff are prepared

"They had my lips speaking words of hate, tremendous hate, which I never said."

He wrote: "Trump in his 60 Minutes interview for CBS now falsely claims the BBC used AI to fake his Panorama clips from Jan 6th, rather than what they did which was a misleading edit of his actual speech. And nobody corrects him. He seems also to actually believe it. Going to make settling the case quite tricky."

This item on the Live News page of bbc.co.uk reported President Trump as putting the civilian death toll in Gaza at 70,000. A reader complained that this was inaccurate because President Trump had not distinguished between civilian and combatant fatalities.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla are set to visit the U.S. and the president next week amid rising tensions around the Iran war.