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who suffer. with higher tariffs, we have higher costs. with higher costs, we have fewer orders. the worker's income will decrease. a skilled workforce that know no otherjob. these clothes are heading to us firms like walmart and costco.

but most of the materials still come from china. mr dong shows off his newly—built factory in phnom penh are relocating. in cambodia and southeast asia. successes like this one increase china's footprint across southeast asia. president trump's tariffs have not stopped china's rise. beijing has simply gone

elsewhere to do business. its way through this trade war. power and influence. president trump was not bluffing but it is still unclear from an economic exactly what the motive flan-fleeint exactlvvaehat theme�*a says dandeemt exactlvwhat theme�*a says fe nta nyl dandeemt exactlvwhat theme�*a says fentanyl trade but is. he says fentanyl trade but yesterday it was canada's trade surplus in cars and lumber and the other day said it was to raise of dollars. it might help trillions of dollars. it might help us factories but also back up prices there too. it is extraordinary to aimed at the g7 and see this aimed at the g7 and nato allies as canada, where -== ”thisgé'" " w 7 7 this go now, is the uk say is this ge new, is theruk—sag fettew show solidarity

is this ge new, is theruk—sag fetteia' show solidarity rest that—shewsetidarity—with the rest the world as it is being asked by of the world as it is being asked by the i will speak the canadians, i will speak 77 on the canadians, i will speak , , on newsnight to the 5 take 77 take over as ca nada's favourite to take over as canada's prime minister in the next few minutes, former bank of england 7 mark 77 7 mark carney, 77 7 mark carney, who 77 7 mark carney, who says that = -:: is united fready is united ready to j canada is united and ready to retaliate. newsnight, bbc and and on iplayer. more allegations have emerged about prince andrew who's been banned from the uk. court documents show that a senior aide to the prince with bbc newsnight had been �*ill— advised' and �*unsuccessful�*. in which he'd tried to explain his friendship here's our senior royal correspondent daniela relph.

his role in public life, and damaged his relationship with the royal family. of guilt, regret or shame... he wrote to yang tengbo television interview." total support and loyalty. "

placed on their friendship. mr yang has described the allegations against him as "entirely unfounded" and called the uk's position on china "inconsistent and erratic". on prince andrew and his relationship did you see him or speak to him again? no. no, that was that. funnily enough, 2010 was it. to be from prince andrew, continue to make headlines daniela relph, bbc news.

41 bodies have so far been recovered from the site of the crash and fell into the potomac river. president trump has claimed that the helicopter was flying too high at the time of the crash — the us army hasn't commented. from washington. to salvage the wreckage, which lies in pieces. covering the remains of other victims will be difficult until the aircraft is lifted of the water. aircraft is lifted out of the water. teams are working in targeted diving teams are working in targeted areas and will areas and coastguard assets will arrive this afternoon. the salvage

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her father and stepmother were found guilty of her murder. in front ofjudges who, today, we can now name. sara was first mentioned in 2013, when she was just six days old, to domestic abuse. then in 2014, judge peter nathan ordered the children to go later that year, the children were

back living with their mother, olga. with him and his new wife, beinash batool. sara had complained that her mother, olga sharif, had mistreated her, the court heard that sara's mother had agreed to the plan, five years later, sara was killed. ina rare in a rare move judges�* names were initially withheld but after an appeal by media appeal by medfaerganisatiens the bbc, decision was inclba'ing'theebc';theaecisian was many in inclba'ing'ths'sbcf;ths'ascisian was many in the profession fu rthe7r furthe7r transparency in the welcome further transparency in the courts. ~ ., 77777 777777 i think it 7777 i think it is

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on the table byjeremy hunt, £450 million investment in which the government would kick in 90 million. it's government would kick in 90 million. it�*s the current government it�*s thought the current government was offering less than that so the government is blaming both the was offering less than that so the governm and; blaming both the was offering less than that so the governm and former'ig both the was offering less than that so the governm and former government, company and former government. after company and former government, after dithering for saying that after dithering for years jeremy saying that after dithering for yearsjeremy hunt saying that after dithering for years jeremy hunt was saying that after dithering for yearsjeremy hunt was so desperate for a budget announcement back fora budget—announcement back in he a deal with no regard may he offered a deal with no regard for the government for value for money. the government also says astrazeneca came back with d iffer7e nt differ7ent proposal that didn�*t a different proposal that didn�*t look like value for money. the blame in game in full the conservatives siding, the government as sidlng, tblarningcthegovernntent as saying they fu m bled sidlng, tblarningcthegovernntent as saying they fumbled a deal astrazeneca.7whatever the truth with astrazeneca. whatever the truth of this is, what it means is a very big investment in a treasured is big investmentrin atreasured is �*for the company, 450 million, sectorfor the company, 450 million, will be going elsewhere. at a time astraz7eneca astrazeneca is investing in the when astrazeneca is investing inthe singapore elsewhere, the us, singapore and elsewhere, not the headline you wanted the that j. -jii_-..-.....-_l-j i- ll-...--i. ll-l iedulllle yuu wdiileu iii liie wean, ulél penc|lled headline you wanted in the week that pencilled in for growth. a british—israeli hostage, who was among the first to be released from gaza under the recent

ceasefire agreement between hamas belonging to unrwa — in a phone call with the prime minister sir keir starmer, emily damari, who�*s 28, also revealed she was refused access to medical treatment. our correspondent wyre davies is injerusalem. what�*s the response been from unrwa? emily damari was abducted by her masked gunmen, and she was shot in the those injuries the hand—out lake. those injuries were when she was one of the hostages to be released in first hostages to be released in scenes 7 but we heard from agreement. but we have heard from 28—year—old, in a phone she the 28—year—old, in a phone call she made to sir keir starmer, not only did she not get full did she’not get full medical she was attention but she was held captive in belonging to the in buildings belonging to the un organisation unrwa, which is responsible for palestinian ---- it has been refugees. it has long been criticised israel that alleges

criticised by israel that alleges some of its staff involved some of its staff were involved in the 7th of october attacks and that some of its staff were involved in the 7th of o unrwa tacks and that some of its staff were involved in the 7th of o unrwa tacks and as it 77777777 control control centres. 777777 7 7 777co7ntr7ol ce7ntres. unrwa command and control centres. unrwa has responded putting out that hundreds of thousands of in palestinians sheltered in building like schools to get away from the worst excesses of the but worst excesses of the fighting. but it has heard emily damari my it has heard emily damari because my says they deeply comments, it says they were deeply and it wants an disturbing and it wants an and investigation and independent inquiry alleged use of its induiry inte alleged use ef its ....-....,..,.a.-.,..,., even induiry inte alleged use'ef its . . ~ . ~ ~ even when abandoned buildings even when abandoned by groups like hamas. that goal has been welcomed by keir starmer. there have also been calls the red 77 7137656544237 77 77 7 1}; 7b; main; 7 to be allowed in to assess the cross to be allowed in to assess the of remaining hostages. needs of remaining hostages. wyre thank ou. were last seen near the river dee on the 7th of january.

a fire engineer responsible for assessing the safety of hundreds of blocks of flats, following the grenfell tower fire, and signature without their knowledge. by his professional body. forflats in buildings he denies any wrongdoing. sam ireland has started flat—hunting all over again. he�*s been investigated for malpractice. it�*s just some opaque part

of the system that i didn�*t even anyone selling here will now need a new certificate, by the institution of fire engineers for, among other things, failing to meet the ife�*s standards for honesty, for these flats behind me, in central london, it�*s claimed he used the credentials and signature here�*s awwal salisu, based in saudi arabia. on some buildings, but then says he found his signature

i�*ve had sleepless nights. it�*s lack of professional integrity, which is very mr salisu says he always uses an electronic signature on documents he signs, like this one. without his consent — same name, no electronic tag. adam kiziak? sorry... 0k. have you done that? subsequently, mr kiziak�*s lawyers told us, "any allegation mr kiziak and tri fire are very

sorry for any distress may have caused." farm has been freed. rope tightly wound around its head and fin near a fish farm off the isle of skye. i think we need to back all the boats off. experts say rescuing whales can be tricky and fraught with danger. this animal, nine metres long,

close to the surface and likely to be stressed after more than 24 hours going to be a one—cut, a one—cut rescue. after some encouragement, the exhausted humpback was last seen discarded rope can pose. lorna gordon, bbc news.

come on, wales! they came more in hope than expectation. wales fans arrived in paris with their last win, something of a distant memory. well, wales are heading into this match on the worst run in their entire history. welsh national anthem plays and if that was good,

well there was plenty more. as france led 28—0 at the break. attissogbe. after it, wales finally built some pressure, but france showed they could defend, and before long, among their tries, substitute gailleton scoring with his very first touch. as for wales, well, their losing streak goes on in the most emphatic fashion. over to bbc one, or you can watch on iplayer. next, it�*s newsnight.