president trump signs off sweeping new tariffs on america's three largest trading partners — china, mexico and canada. all three countries have vowed counter measures against the united states. canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, says new laws to tackle the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence are to be introduced in the uk. what we are seeing is that al is now putting the online child

scale of some of this appalling abuse. and it's music's biggest night. la hosts the grammys — with beyonce and taylor swift up for album of the year. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. retaliate against tariffs imposed by donald trump. a 25% tax on imports to the united states from both on goods coming from china. and the impact could be felt across the global economy. nomia iqbal reports from washington. the word tariff, properly used,

is a beautiful word. president trump has never hidden his feelings. i think tariffs are the most beautiful word. on the us�*s biggest trading partners with the stroke of a pen. potentially shutting down american auto—assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities. they will raise costs, for you, including food at the grocery

store and gas at the pump. oil imports, however, will be taxed at 10%. on the european union to try to rebalance trade, imports and exports the same amount. he also believes this will make american consumers turn away from other countries and invest in us products instead. but the risk is big. millions of homes in america

are heated by canadian oil. he certainly believes in it. with the threat of really crippling economic sanctions, president trump's strategy is clear. nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida. at the united states studies centre.

tariffs as an instrument. levels. it is an early phase. clearly, he is prepared to use geopolitical objectives. china. added to that of course, is the retaliatory effect that other countries

feel compelled to do. are very nervous about. war. it is hard to see it as an economic win. markets out but also supply chains. america. one of the theories one of the theories is that the only potential break from president trump in this area will be some is that the only sort of financial market reaction. we know he is very sensitive to the stock market. broadly, most economists are broadly, most economists are concerned about the impact on concerned about the impact on would suggest that inflation and growth. that may not be insignificant in the united states. united states. it is a large it is a large

continental economy. continental economy. but most studies but most studies would suggest that these things are bound up with a whole load of other economic variables. there will be some immediate negative impact. just looking at countries, for example, china, mexico and canada say they are going to retaliate. what about other countries like the uk and others watching around the world? what is the potential impact elsewhere? virtually everyone has been put on notice. president trump said last week that the is giving them till april to look at economic relationships and trade relationships. i don't think any country can be complacent about this. some countries, like the uk has balanced trade with you united states.

australia has a trading deficit with the united states. that means we are perhaps well—placed. but i don't think anyone could be complacent. there's also the knock—on effects, if we get into a return of the trade war, that clearly has impacts on local growth and we have already seen the emf flag this. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. the uk government is to introduce new laws to crack down on images of child sexual abuse generated by artificial intelligence. it is already illegal to make or distribute

another man was also arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images. it comes as the government says it's cracking down of child sexual abuse, by introducing four new laws. will also become illegal.

suspects' electronic devices. share content or advice will be a specific offence. we are the first country in the world to look horrendous crime. real—life images of children. the internet watch foundation which works towards stopping child sexual by ai is on the rise.

of the crime and policing bill when it comes to parliament. helena wilkinson, bbc news. the home secretary, yvette cooper, was on the laura kuenssberg programme this about the government's morning to talk you are right that there is already a legal framework and child abuse is one of the most vile and horrendous crimes against some of the most crimes against some of the most vulnerable people of all. vulnerable people of all. but what we are seeing is that but what we are seeing is that al is now putting the online al is now putting the online child abuse on steroids. it is escalating, it is escalating, industrialising the scale of industrialising the scale of some of this appalling abuse. some of this appalling abuse. you have perpetrators who are using al to help them better groom or blackmail better groom or blackmail teenagers and children, teenagers and children, distorting images, using those distorting images, using those

to draw young people to draw young people into further abuse. into further abuse. 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. we are bringing in new laws to outlaw the use of ai models to create and exploit child abuse images. and also much stronger penalties on those who are

since the truce was agreed. children were the first to cross in ngypt a our correspondent, joe inwood, is injerusalem with the latest on the next stage of the ceasefire negotiations. we are going to be seeing how to bring a permanent end to this conflict. we are still in the first phase. released. phase two will see the release of the rest of the hostages are still alive. many palestinian prisoners will also be released,

a military withdrawal and an opening of the rafah crossing. that is what is in the framework. that is what they have to discuss. exactly how that happens is what we are israel and hamas don't negotiate directly. are willing to negotiate, is going to be absolutely crucial for the fate of the hostages and for the fate of the people of gaza. we have seen the impact of the pressure from the trump on israel, what administratmnfir ea? what we expect administratmnfir eva? iihiat we expect from talks when goes 7? goes to benjamin netanyahu goes to washington next

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democratic republic of the congo, are fleeing are stocking up on food and essentials, while others the fighters are now about a hundred kilometres from the provincial capital bukavu, after capturing the rwandan government has denied supporting the m23 and having its troops in the country. who gave the latest. in south kivu province is that the congolese air forces, supported by burundian army and also local militia,

north of bukavu. there's been a lot of military activity as well at an army and north of bukavu as well. been a major escalation in the past couple of hours, rapidly south and approaching bukavu. and, richard, of course, this is a rebel offensive that ministry yesterday afternoon

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a new week is almost upon us and a lot of dry thicker cloud brings beyond tuesday, things will turn chilly are once again. brightening up at the west of scotland and northern ireland but east of scotland will have a bit of rain for one or two. likely to see rain, as is the isle of man. temperatures today around 6—9 degrees. the best of the sun shining east anglia this morning with frost and fog. frost developing tonight for a time.

at the start of monday. of scotland and outbreaks of rain here, maybe a little bit of rain in northern ireland. weak weather fronts in east anglia in the south—east, could be drizzle first thing. sunshine and showers here later. the midlands can see the later rain in the day, east anglia and the south—east, channel islands, through to the evening before light

rain gradually arise. a cooler and drier end to the week. fair bit of sunshine around.

this is bbc news, the headlines: both countries have vowed counter measures against the united states. the uk government will introduce new laws to tackle the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence. the princess of wales says social and emotional skills must be prioritised for society to be healthier and happier. the princess has written the foreword to a new centre for early childhood. beyonce and taylor swift square off for album of the year.