Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has expressed strong support for BBC journalists, praising their work as 'incredibly important' and saying he is 'very, very proud' of their efforts. His comments come amid controversy after United States President Donald Trump threatened to sue the broadcaster for allegedly defamatory statements made in a recent documentary. The dispute centers on the editing of a speech by Mr Trump, which critics say misrepresented his words as a direct call for violent action. BBC chairman Samir Shah has acknowledged an 'error of judgment' in the editing and apologized, while also pledging to review the concerns raised. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is expected to address Parliament about the BBC's leadership and the ongoing legal threat, as the corporation faces scrutiny over its editorial standards and recent resignations among senior staff.