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the word tariff, properly used, is a beautiful word. tariffs is the most beautiful word, to me, in the dictionary. i think tariffs are the most beautiful word. i think they're beautiful, it's going to make us rich. and now he has followed through, slapping tariffs the stroke of a pen. canada has hit back. the actions taken today by the white house split us tonight, i am announcing canada will be responding to the us worth of american goods. tariffs against canada will put yourjobs at risk,

they will raise costs, for you, including food at the grocery mexico's president accused the white house of not president trump is imposing tariffs of 25% on all goods being imported to the us from canada and mexico. oil imports, however, will be taxed at 10%. he says he will absolutely impose some kind of tariff but there has been no word on the uk, which broadly president trump used emergency legislation to do this,

but the risk is big. mr trump says there will be some temporary short—term disruption but claimed people would understand it. he certainly believes in it. i'm just sceptical that the way you get countries effectively, that also hurt american consumers. in less than two weeks since he returned to the white house, to achieve his goals, even if it means disrupting long—standing alliances. nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida.

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it is already illegal to make or distribute will be the first country in the world to make it illegal open the door, now! a dramatic early morning raid at a house in hertfordshire last week. harm prevention order. another man was also arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images. it comes as the government says it's cracking down

it will be illegal to possess, create or distribute ai tools designed to create child abuse images. border force will get more powers to search suspects' electronic devices. we are the first country in the world to look horrendous crime. ways in which ai has been used by abusers includes putting

real—life images of children. stopping child sexual by ai is on the rise. sex offender has been remanded to prison. and child abuse is one of the most vile and horrendous crimes against some of the most vulnerable people of all.

child abuse on steroids. it is escalating, industrialising the scale of some of this appalling abuse. you have perpetrators who are using al to help them just the most horrific things taking place and also becoming more sadistic in some of the images the national crime agency are now seeing. that's why we need to strengthen the law. to create and exploit child abuse images. let's turn to events in the middle east. negotiations on the second stage of the gaza ceasefire

prime minister's office. where he will set out his side's position in the coming talks. it comes as the first stage of the deal with hamas continues to hold, with more hostages freed over the weekend. since the truce was agreed. palestinian health officials say 50 sick and wounded our correspondent, joe inwood, is injerusalem with the latest we are going to be seeing how to bring a permanent end to this we are still in this conflict. we are still in first phase. this conflict. we are still. in. first phase. the fighting the first phase. the fighting has been posed for 42 days. 43 israeli hostages have been

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for the fate of the hostages and for the fate the people and for the fate of the people of gaza. arabia. his islamist—led forces deposed the government of bashar syria's new authorities are counting on rich gulf the country and revive its economy after more than a decade of civil war. in dublin by 27 points to 22. they'll next face scotland

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after storming to a nine—wicket victory over south africa having bowled south africa out for 82, they needed just over 11 overs to knock off from 33 balls in the chase. and that's all the sport for now. democratic republic of congo, including what it calls preparations was found in the region's largest city goma. goma was taken over last week by what the un calls

advance into the democratic republic of the congo. and having its troops in the country. richard kagoe who gave the latest. yeah. in south kivu province is that the congolese air there has been a force of about 1500 that have north of bukavu. and they have been assembling there. airport, which is very strategic, just about 40km

rapidly south and approaching bukavu. what's the wider impact of this offensive humanitarian impact? ministry yesterday afternoon indicating that from their account, they have been able to establish that around 778 for safety.

wounded are receiving many, many other numbers. so it's quite a very challenging situation from a humanitarian perspective. the grammy�*s take place in a few hours time in los angeles. but with the city still recovering from devastating # california knows how to party...# in the wake of the fires.

at two benefit concerts in la. billy crystal, who lost his home in the palisades fire, said la will recover. ..let�*s show the world who we are! lavish parties in the build—up have been cancelled in favour of low—key events to help more money be directed to something as simple as that. that had costumes and whatnot. i know musicians who lost their house. i didn't think the grammys should be happening. - it's very weird to me i there will be celebrities walking on the red carpet, - wearing very expensive clothes,

organisers are keen for the night to be sensitive despite the doubts about whether the grammys justified its decision to go on, saying the evening will double as a charitable night to raise funds and honour there will still be the coveted awards up for grabs. win an award for best album. but she is up against taylor swift, who has won this award four times. it's also tipped to be a night for up—and—coming artists with nominations

for chappell roan, and charlie the show will go on. a rare mercedes racing car has set a new world record price for a grand prix vehicle after being sold at auction for more than 50 million dollars. the silver 1954 streamliner was sold becomes the 2nd most expensive car ever sold at auction. stay with us here on bbc news.

hello. weather to come through the next seven days. there will be a few little flies in the ointment, though. outbreaks, especially across western areas. for today, the rain, you can see the cloud more of a break towards the south—east corner but east of scotland will have a bit of rain for one or two. with frost and fog. the cloud will eventually inch in later in the night.

of scotland, bringing wet and windy weather later, too. pressure closer to the weather fronts, continuing to bring bit of rain in northern ireland. could be drizzle first thing. turning to showers here later, but brighter start the northern

a cooler and drier and to the week.

as we discuss and break down what's been happening and why. we're here in studio today, myself and courtney subramanian isjust so much happening that we didn't want to risk our down and have a chat, isn't it? it's story after story brenda, isn't it? it is. i mean, i've only...| can only compare it to biden, of incredible to me. i mean, just how many stories come out every single day out

of every single time he speaks, you know, there's multiple