A federal judge temporarily pauses an order requiring former President Donald Trump’s trust to produce financial records to the BBC. The BBC is seeking the documents as part of Trump’s ongoing dispute with the broadcaster. The order was previously issued to compel the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust to turn over detailed financial information covering a specified period starting Jan. 1.\n\nThe pause is issued by U.S. District Judge Roy Altman, who sets aside a magistrate judge’s directive while he considers Trump’s motion to revise parts of his libel lawsuit against the BBC. According to the reports, Trump has asked to revise and narrow aspects of the defamation complaint connected to a 2024 documentary broadcast in the UK.\n\nThe defamation case involves Trump’s allegations against the BBC and is described as a $10 billion claim. The documents are intended to support claims and defenses in the litigation, but the judge’s decision means production is halted for the time being. The ruling does not resolve the underlying dispute; it temporarily limits discovery pending further consideration by the court.