Donald Trump’s £7.5billion lawsuit against the BBC has backfired after a judge cleared the way for his children and son-in-law to face subpoenas and potentially give evidence under oath, as the broadcaster fights back against the President’s legal offensive.

The Kremlin says it will comment on the apparent truce, announced by President Trump over the weekend, when "we have anything to say".

The BBC has been cleared by a judge to serve legal papers on Donald Trump’s children as part of its $10bn (£7.5m) court battle with the US president after it doctored one of his speeches.

GB News was halted by presenter Ben Leo in the early hours of Monday morning as he announced that US President Donald Trump has accused the BBC of harassing his family. The presenter said it is the latest saga in his "war" against the broadcaster and his $ ...

Today, does the energy ceasefire President Trump announced between Russia and Ukraine actually exist? Over the weekend Trump said a truce had been reached. But whilst Ukraine’s President Zelensky said he would be willing to back one,

Rachel Jupp, director of BBC News documentaries and longform journalism, will take on the £400,000-a-year role nearly 12 months after the previous chief executive resigned.

The BBC's international editor has accused Donald Trump of inciting violence at the US Capitol. Jeremy Bowen described the US president as "terribly corrupt" and claimed he " lies the whole time ".

Donald Trump plans to allow the purchase of Russian diesel, drawing criticism at home and abroad. What is behind the US president’s decision and what should Ukraine do next? DW spoke with experts.