new laws to tackle the threat from child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence are to be of the premier league — with a convincing 5—1 win against manchester city. hello, welcome to the stock markets around the world are bracing for turbulence trading partners. on saturday, mrtrump signed off

on 25% tariff on neighbouring mexico to buy canadian goods. the price that must be paid". nomia iqbal reports. billions of dollars�* worth of goods every year. on canadian products entering the us, a trade war

president trump. turning on canada like this, cos we were always such good neighbours. countries stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. retaliatory taxes. of a trade war.

goods america imports. i think this is a very systematic thing. we should also increase tariffs _ and mutual win—win. many republican senators are uneasy about it, because millions of homes are in states they lead canadian products. but the president said the disruption would be on the european union to try to rebalance trade, solution and the tariffs are gone by the end of this week. and then perhaps most importantly, we don't know

countries or whether this is the start of a broader trade war that trump intends to engage in with the rest with the us's closest allies. trade and former counsel to the national security council and senate committee on finance. �*managing director of rock creek global advisors. thank 9:2:sz -"“:' :�*::“:jl:�*%* ' " " ' " for {2:22 -"“:' :�*::“:jl:�*%* ' " " ' " for can you take you for your time. can you take through what you think and us through what you think and your how these us through what you think and your tariffs )w these proposed tariffs could affect the three countries in both the proposed tariffs could affect the ti and countries in both the proposed tariffs could affect the ti and long—term? 30th the proposed tariffs could affect the ti and long—term? 30th start short and long-term? ihat $1- i canada and short and long-term? ihatfl - canada and maia- short and long-term? ihat statt - canada and mexico?- short and long-term? ihat statt - canada and mexico. i think| with canada and mexico. i think the economic effects will be

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union. what do you think this for the union. what do you think this - for the united - union. what do you think this - for the united states'l means for the united stetes' with other means for the united states' with other key relatiogships with other key going forward? = _, countries going forward? they will become _ countries going forward? they will become more _ countries going forward? they i will become more - we will become more fractious. we will become more fractious. we will not have as deep integration into commercial relationships, and relationships, trade and that will spill investment. that will spill over on american firms, trying to do business around the world. if there no certainty world. if there is no certainty about access to the us market and whether that could be cut and whether thet’teeid’bet’e’t’ ” " ’ �*on and whether thet’teeid’bet’e’t’ ” " ’ �* on a whim and and whether thet’teeid’bet’e’t’ ” " ’ �*onawhim and no off on a whim and with no notice longer term notice whatsoever, longer term that's going to make it more difficult for us headquartered firm to do globally. firm to do business—globally. will be a significant we a - - reciate disadvantage. we appreciate our disadvantage. we appreciate your views — disadvantage. we appreciate your views and _ disadvantage. we appreciate - your views and _ thank changes to how the panama canal is operated. mr rubio's on his first visit abroad as secretary of state

president trump has said he's determined to take back the canal, with military force if necessary, because of alleged chinese influence over the waterway. in the past hour or so, panamanian presidentjose raul mulino told reporters he saw "no real threat" but he has marco rubio's meeting with president mulino he wouldn't answer questions afterwards about how the meeting had gone when that was shouted to him. at the start, handshakes. very warm greetings. but i think that belies the rapid tensions that after president trump vowed

to retake the canal. the argument of the us administration and marco rubio coming here is they believe that this country is one in america's own back yard. towards the united states, that countries could be subject by president trump. and certainly we've seen that in this case with his vow refusing to rule out military force to do so. the last two days, and it's

created a real degree of fear and suspicion among many within this population. and it's also aroused deeply patriotic feelings. many panamanians, the overwhelming majority, believe that the canal should remain in panamanian hands. now, some analysts think this isjust a maximalist negotiating position by president trump, and perhaps but the reality is there is now something of a diplomatic here in panama. hundreds of palestinians have been reunited with their families in gaza, after being released from

held without charge. joyous scenes in gaza, as more than a hundred men, this weekend under phase one of the ceasefire. but most of them were never charged with any offences. i got out of prison and discovered that my wife, my daughter, my sister—in—law and my nephew were all killed.

in jail without facing charges or trial. in attacks that killed many israelis — now treated and hamas's deliberate show of strength at every hostage the war to resume. but many in israel welcome the pause in fighting. it's a ceasefire that most people on both sides is by no means guaranteed. we want peace, we want peace, we don't want war. they all have to come out, and the process must continue.

the ceasefire also brings a lifeline to some. the partial opening of the border between egypt so this is just the start. we have to really... we have to speed up the pace. this is a criticaljuncture — a resumption of war wyre davis, bbc news.

to quickly retake control with four more goals, including two by teenagers — the 18—year—old myles lewis—skelly so a lot to like for arsenal who are six points behind liverpool having played a game more. need a bit of luck. tottenham ended ther four game losing run with a win at brentford. the 2—0 victory was a rare clean sheet for spurs and showed a resilience which has been lacking this season. they scored in the first half from an inswinging son hueng min corner which ended up an own goal spurs move up to 14th.

philippe mateta scored both goals for the visitors. and they could have scored many more. palace now swap places with united into 12th place. wins under manager ruben amorim. a hard season in this moment. a hard moment because we are trying, and you feel the players are trying, we are trying different things to control the game, to improve certain things from the last game. you feel it but then when you don't win games and momentum it is hard, especially at home, but we need in the first minute of play.

the early game between manchester city of arsenal. leaders chelsea win over aston villa. and the late game is between tottenham and manchester united. that ended in a 1—0 win for united. as they were beaten by india in the final match of the series. the series but they were thrashed in mumbai —

they played a fantastic batting innings, they could played d a lot oi a lot at cricket and glgteya lot of cricket and. . : to sharma, is as credit to sharma, that is as a ball striking i have clean a bell etr'rbina has; r” he played clean a bell etr'rbing has; r” he played fantastically seen. he played fantastically well. you always think what we have done or how we could m sto- -ed him but some da 5 have stopped him but some days you have to give a of yoguzlyave to give a lot of to the i he played brilliantly championship — his second dp world tour career title. and spain's pablo larrazabal who'd three—putt bogied and canter took full advantage at the first extra

be introduced by the government. here's helena wilkinson. open the door! a dramatic early—morning raid at a house in hertfordshire last week. police used a specially trained digital detection dog to seize phones, a hard drive and other it comes as the government says it's cracking down on the growing threat of ai—generated images of child sexual abuse of child sexual abuse create or distribute ai by introducing four new laws. by introducing four new laws. it'll be illegal to possess, it'll be illegal to possess, create or distribute ai

tools designed to create child abuse images. having a manual showing how to use ai for this purpose will also become illegal. border force will get more powers to search suspects, electronic devices and running websites where other paedophiles can share content or advice will be a specific offence. to outlaw the use of artificial models to create and exploit child abuse images and also much stronger penalties on those who are creating these forums to teach other people to use ai for abuse. ways in which ai is being used by abusers includes putting children's faces onto existing images of abuse or nudifying

details of organisations which offer information capital, bukavu. a civil society activist told the bbc that many people after capturing goma last week. jewel kiriungi is following

developments from our nairobi some fled to neighbouring countries such as burundi. some went to rwanda. killed since last week and nearly 3000 injured. this is according to reports from the united nations. for sure. out very loudly to say many people are struggling.

their workers to try and help these particular people. some of them been killed. to the southern city of bukavu. it is south of —— it is south kivu. they have been trying to change the regime. it would be a strategic city if they were to take hold of bukavu. rwanda on the other hand has come out to say that the armies positions on the border.

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the first proper week of february is looking like one of two halves. during the course of today. of the country overnight. that's going to bring wet and windy weather to scotland, northern ireland. england and wales, variable cloud because of that weather cold further north and west where it's wet and windy. for monday it will probably be be the most unsettled day the best of any sunshine

in north—east scotland. grey in the south—east, lighter winds here than what we will have further north and west. double figure values for most. some sunny spells here. and eastwards into england and wales through the night tuesday itself sees that weather front continue si england and wales generally mild, rain in the north through the afternoon on tuesday. but here we'll see scattered showers, and with the colder air, something wintry certainly on the hills. double figures across

the south and east. from the near continent. but you can see despite it turning colder there

this is bbc news, the headlines... will be worth it. taxes will be imposed on imports from canada, mexico, and china. all three countries have promised counter—measures. prime minister's office. a permanent ceasefire. the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence. the grammys are being held in la later. beyonce's cowboy carter has 11 nominations —

artist in grammy history.