A judge has granted Donald Trump’s request to delay turning over financial records in a legal dispute connected to a TV investigation.
According to a new report, the US president is suing over a controversial episode of Panorama that was broadcast in 2024. The court decision relates specifically to timing: it postpones when the financial documents must be provided, rather than resolving the underlying claims.
No further details were provided in the update about what the records contain, how long the delay will last, or the next hearing date. For now, the practical effect is that the handover of financial material will happen later than previously scheduled as the lawsuit proceeds.
How significant is a delay like this in shaping what evidence ends up being scrutinised during a high-profile TV-programme lawsuit?
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