it in the long run — as america's biggest trading partners respond to the new taxes. america's top diplomat, marco rubio, tells panama to change how it manages the panama canal — and music's biggest night is under way. la hosts the grammys — with beyonce and taylor swift up for album of the year. "pain" from his tariffs on key trading partners, but that it will be worth the price.

on neighbouring mexico and canada, despite sharing a free trade pact. levies brought in byjoe biden. but on his truth social platform, mr trump said, "we will make america great again, and it will all be worth the price that must be paid". nomia iqbal has this report. is under way. tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. president trump. i think it's a crazy idea,

and i'm surprised that he's are going to be more expensive. mexico too has been hit with tariffs of 25% — president trump says he is doing this to make countries stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. retaliatory taxes. of a trade war.

i think this is a very systematic thing. we should also increase tariffs _ and mutual win—win. because millions of homes are in states they lead he's also refused to back down after canada's reaction, become part of america. donald trump has said he will also impose tariffs on the european union to try to rebalance trade, we don't know whether there will be a quick negotiated countries or whether this is the start of a broader trade

war that trump intends to engage in with the rest dominance to achieve his goals, despite a trade war nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida. at the university of maryland, he's also a columnist he referred to the tariffs as the �*opening rounds of trade there will be more tariffs to come and he will be successful with these tariffs in terms of bullying canada and mexico. i am not happy about that success, it's not the way feel emboldened. the real issue here is how long

does it take for him what we have learned from the last election is nothing turns the electorate on a president like inflation. this will affect the other aspects of his agenda which are going smoothly for him because then there measures we have seen? the subsidies going on and the undervalued currency

and the unfair trade and the fact they are turning themselves into our enemy. through mexico. narrower border than the rio grande. now all of a sudden the mexicans are getting coming back to the us, and the benefits here, what industries could benefit from these tariffs within the us?

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targeted actions perhaps even military including military actions. again those might pro seem an including military actions. again those rr but pro seem an including military actions. again those rr but right eem an exaggeration, but right now because everything is so everything seems to uncertain, everything seems to at the same time. be possible at the same time. thank you. mr; be possible at the same time. thank vom— the us secretary of state marco rubio has told panama washington will take action unless there are changes to how the panama canal is operated. mr rubio's on his first visit abroad as secretary of state and atlantic oceans. in the past hour or so, panamanian presidentjose raul mulino told reporters he saw "no real threat" but he has over the canal. of donald trump and marco rubio. with more here's our state department correspondent tom bateman.

lasting around two hours. very warm greetings. but i think that belies the rapid tensions that the argument of the us administration and marco rubio chinese investment. in america's own back yard.

and i think mr rubio is effectively trying to make an example of panama to suggest that if there isn't a tilt back to perhaps unpredictable threats made by president trump. refusing to rule out military force to do so. the last two days, and it's created a real degree of fear memories are quite near to the surface of the us invasion of panama in 1989. and so it has scared a lot of people. and it's also aroused deeply patriotic feelings. many panamanians,

the overwhelming majority, it is to try and get lower costs for us shipping. here in panama. with their families in gaza, after being released from prison in israel yesterday. of offences including murder, hundreds were being held without charge. independent access to gaza — wyre davies sent this report from tel aviv. joyous scenes in gaza, as more than a hundred men, all of whom israel describes

as terrorists, were released this weekend under phase one of the ceasefire. but most of them were never charged with any offences. of men during the war — a war he survived i got out of prison and discovered that my wife, i used to tell the guys that when we get out of prison, we have to expect the worst news. affiliated to any armed group and spent ia months in jail without facing charges or trial. like a returning hero.

the war to resume. 18 hostages and more than 580 palestinian prisoners have we want peace, we want peace, we don't want war. the ceasefire also brings a lifeline to some. so this is just the start. we have to really... we have to speed up the pace. what we need is medical

corridors now outside gaza. this is a criticaljuncture — a resumption of war in gaza or the extension of a fragile truce. wyre davis, bbc news. several buildings. explosion israel said it had targeted "terrorist infrastructure". though no casualties. israel launched attacks on palestinian armed into force two weeks ago. residents in parts of , countries, as m23 rebels advance toward the provincial capital, bukavu. the rebel fighters, who the united nations say

of goma last week. it's a vital trading hub, near an area rich in metals rwanda denies supporting the m23 and having its bbc reporter paul njie managed to get into goma for the first time since the fighting started — here's his report. the new normal. the security situation here remains volatile. heavy fighting between the rebels and the congolese forces has shut down the city centre. paralysed by the violence.

it seems peaceful as we drive across the city. but everywhere we look there are reminders of the conflict. explode and injure people. this once bustling city is now scarred by the fighting. over there i see bullet holes on that bus, and it's reminiscent of the scenes that might have played here. although they are going about their activities

by the number of casualties. i screamed for help i came out of the house screaming. and the m23, people in goma and eastern drc are expecting the worst. paul njie, bbc news, goma. a british man whose wife was found dead in the yorkshire suspicion of her murder. the body of lamduan armitage, who was originally from thailand, was found in a stream in 200a. david armitage, who's 61 and has lived in thailand returned to the uk yesterday.

dales in september 200a. she became known locally as the lady of the hills during several attempts by police to discover her identity. but were unable to determine how she died. in 2016, a cold case review was started. scientific advances meant police were able to piece together a more detailed picture of who she was, and concluded she'd been killed. three years later, a thai family read about the case the arrested man is david armitage, her husband. and was arrested by police shortly after his arrival at heathrow airport. while detectives haven't

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�*year. hello there. like one of two halves. around midweek high pressure builds back in. it will settle things down and we should see some sunshine returning overnight. during the course of today. of the country overnight. to scotland, northern ireland. for monday it will probably be be the most unsettled day of the week and the mildest as well. stronger winds for scotland and northern ireland, the best of any sunshine in north—east scotland. but england and wales are a bit more settled

grey in the south—east, lighter winds here than some sunny spells here. but it will weaken slightly as it pushes southwards because more breeze, more cloud and more outbreaks of rain to start tuesday, it'll be less cold across the board. tuesday itself sees that weather front continue and west of the country. but this is a cold front behind it, the air does turn colder. and west pushing eastwards. brightening up though for scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon on tuesday.

that'll last through the end of the week. even as we head into the weekend it will be of a wintry nature.

this is bbc news. insists it will be worth it. after president trump threatened to seize control. the uk government will introduce new laws to tackle the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence. the scale of online child abuse. backs calls for social media to be banned for under 16s. and music's biggest night is under way.