Donald Trump's legal team has declined to provide financial documentation to the BBC amid a $10bn lawsuit stemming from a 'Panorama' documentary investigation. The broadcaster issued subpoenas demanding records to assess the program's impact on the former president, but attorneys have refused cooperation.

BBC lawyers sought the financial information through formal legal channels to evaluate potential damages claimed in the defamation case. The documentary reportedly examined Trump's business practices and financial dealings, prompting the substantial legal action from the former president.

The dispute highlights growing tensions between media organizations and public figures facing legal scrutiny. Courts will now determine whether the requested financial records fall within permissible discovery in the ongoing litigation.

Financial transparency remains central to the case, with both parties awaiting judicial guidance on document production as the $10bn claim moves through legal proceedings.