president trump signs off sweeping new tariffs against the united states — canadian prime minister if president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states, the better path is to partner with canada, not to punish us. qatar's prime minister urges israel and hamas to begin negotiations on the second phase of the ceasefire — and warns against delays to the process abuse on steroids.

canada and mexico have announced that they will retaliate against tariffs imposed by donald trump. a 25% tax on imports to the united states from both on goods coming from china. for allowing illegal drugs and unathorised immigration into the united states. there are concerns about effect of the

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illegal migrants into the us and to stop the flow of drugs. he also believes this will make american consumers turn away in less than two weeks since he returned to the white house, president trump's strategy is clear. he is going to risk losing america's economic dominance to achieve his goals, even if it means disrupting long—standing alliances. the united states studies centre. i think it is concerning. trump has made no

secret that he likes tariffs as an instrument. there was a trade war with china in the first administration. clearly, he is prepared to use geopolitical objectives. thirdly, he is also wanting to make clear that he something bigger and broader down the track. we can get into a

tit—for—tat trade war. it is hard to see it as an economic win. immediate effects which probably come through the markets, but also supply chains. particularly the vehicle industry in north america. it is highly across the united states, and the united states, mexico and canada. these things will flow through quite quickly. sort of financial market reaction. broadly, most economists are concerned about the impact on inflation and growth.

united states. variables. others watching around the world? what is the potential impact elsewhere? trade relationships. complacent about this. some countries, like the uk has balanced trade with the united states. australia has a trading deficit

with the united states. that means we are perhaps well—placed. there's also the knock—on effects, if we get into a growth and we have already seen the emf flag this. the uk government is to introduce new laws to crack down on images of child sexual abuse generated by artificial a fake child sex abuse image, but the home office says the uk helena wilkinson has the story.

a dramatic early morning raid at a house in and later charged with two breaches of his sexual police used a specially trained digital detection electronic devices in the property. on the growing threat of ai—generated images tools designed to create child abuse images. having a manual showing how to use ai for this purpose border force will get more powers to search suspects' electronic devices.

solutions, but britain, here, this government is leading the way on trying to clamp down on this children's faces onto existing images of abuse, or nudifying from online predators, will be introduced as part kuenssberg programme this morning to talk you are right that there is already a legal framework

into further abuse. 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 ai for abuse.

in the last half an hour, israeli forces in gaza say of the ceasefire agreement. people following the strike, including a child in a critical condition who needed resuscitating. this breaking news coming in. the israeli forces say they have fired on a suspicious vehicle that was proceeding north on a rug that had not been agreed in the the four 77 four people have ceasefire. four people have injured in that strike. a 77child7 who 7 a 77child7 $761,735 7 jzhiij $761,735 i757 incldding a child whe'is in'e' ' " ' condition. will be critical condition. will be looking further into their

story we will bring you story and we will bring you what find. begin this week. benjamin netanyahu he will talks when he needs initiate talks when he needs the president in washington. this conflict. released.

the hostages are still alive. many of whom were serving life sentences. a military withdrawal and an opening of the rafah crossing. ihmswbat they have exactly how that happens is what we are israel and hamas don't negotiate directly. of gaza.

administration on israel, what can we expect from talks when there has always been the slight tension he has been credited very strongly here by the hostage families. plays out. does president trump say to mr netanyahu you have to continue this, this ceasefire because mr netanyahu has different pressures, counter different pressures, counter pressures coming from his coalition partners, the far pressures coming from his a return to the fighting. right parties in israel who say that they want to see that they want to see a return to the fighting. there is real tension on mr netanyahu. he has competing pressures and

how he deals with that, if he can deal with that, is going to be very interesting to see. this is one of one of the most important thing is that we will see coming out over the next few days. how is hamas positioning itself for these discussions? we have not seen any official response from hamas at this point. they have their red lines. they have insisted on them throughout. we have known that they have often said that they want to see a permanent end to this.

and patrick dorgu — will be unveilied at old trafford. and staying at old trafford, marcus rashford is closing in on a loan move to aston villa — after being frozen out at manchester united. bbc sport understands that talks are at an advanced stage, however, there is still work to be done to finalise the move before monday's transfer before monday's transfer deadline. rashford hasn't played for united since being dropped deadline. by head coach ruben amorim for the manchester derby back in december. derby back in december. second placed arsenal play manchester city later in the premier league, in the premier league, with the leaders liverpool with the leaders liverpool now nine points clear now nine points clear at the top of the table following their win at bournmouth. nottingham forest are only behind arsenal on goal difference after their 7—0 at the top of the table victory over brighton, so arsenal are under pressure to get a win and manager mikel arteta knows what mikel arteta knows what beating the champions beating the champions could do for morale. could do for morale.

it will be good for us. winning big matches is always something special. it is a win against our big rivals. we need to bring something extra. there is confidence and emotion. we have to continue to win. there are six fixtures in the women's super league today. arsenal have made a flying start at manchester city after an error from laia aleixandri saw them score in the first minute, it's currently 2—1 there.

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as rwandan—backed m23 rebels advance toward the provincial capital, bukavu. rush towards the border. goma, the capital of north kivu, last week. earlier i spoke to our africa regional editor, richard kagoe who gave the latest. what we've heard from authorities and sources in there has been a force of about 1,500 that have

and they have been assembling there. an army airport, which is very strategic, been a major escalation in the past couple of hours, with reports indicating that the m23 were advancing and, richard, of course, this is a rebel offensive that what's the wider impact of this offensive? humanitarian impact? were killed when m23 ran over

goma last week. people have been displaced as they were fleeing for safety. some have moved and crossed over into the rwandan side. currently overwhelmed. so it's a very challenging situation from a humanitarian perspective. to stop their offensive, for rwanda to stop backing them. is that pressure having any impact at the moment? not quite. of course, we had the g7 kivu province, is a disregard of the sovereignty and territorial

integrity of the drc. urging rwanda to pull out its troops and also the m23 so there has been enormous pressure. you know, with the visit of the french foreign minister the east african community, price for a grand prix vehicle after being sold at auction for more than $50 million.

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generally it's been on the cold side. wind and rain, mainly towards the north and the west. now, for this week ahead. of the country, with some wind and rain for a time before it now, this weather front has been pushing into high pressure, so it's continuing to weaken. for eastern scotland down into southern scotland, northern england, wales and the south west. some spots of rain on it for this afternoon to the west of it, brighter for northern ireland, western scotland and to the east of it. after that cold, frosty start, it's dry with some sunshine temperatures for most in single digits. as we move through tonight that weather front pushes southwards this the breeze and those weather fronts and the cloud and rain.

it will be less cold. gusts up to 50, 60mph for the outer hebrides. some sunshine around. variable cloud. winds lighter in the south. and a mild day to come. quite blustery and mild ahead of it, but it will be turning colder behind that cold front. band of rain spread southwards and eastwards, tending to weaken as it does so.

we'll be tapping into cold air all the while. with some sunshine. it will stay cold even as we head into the weekend.

both countries have vowed counter measures prime minister's office. to set out his side's position in the coming talks. the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence. the scale of online child abuse. the grammys are being held in la later.