The US president would find it difficult to prove defamation if he sues in the US, where free speech is safeguarded.
The US president would find it difficult to prove defamation if he sues in the US, where the Constitution staunchly safeguards free speech.
By Federica Marsi
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United States President Donald Trump has threatened to sue the British public broadcaster, the BBC, for $1bn in the latest of a series of actions he is taking against major news outlets.
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