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hello and welcome. we start with breaking news. president trump has told bbc news he might impose trade tariffs on the uk. but he said his main aim is the european union correspondent, nomia iqbal, during a press huddle atjoint base andrews. mr president, will you? it will happen but we're going — might. we'll see how things work out. i can tell you that

they don't take our farm products. and we take everything from them. millions of cars, tremendous amounts of food and farm products. and we'll see the uk — well, prime minister starmer has been very nice. we can balance out our budget.

and mexico later today. on saturday, mr trump signed off on 25% tariffs on neighbouring mexico and canada, despite sharing a free trade pact. concerns of a trade war and rising prices. we will make america great again, let's speak to simon evenett — a professor of geopolitics and co—chair of the world economic forum trade and investment council.

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tbilisi said a second during anti—government protests. the washington dc fire chief says 55 bodies have been recovered from the wreckage of wednesday's mid—air it was partially submerged in the potomac river. as flooding in queensland worsens. meteorologists said the area received six months of congo, where there's

been fierce fighting here's his report. territory almost a week ago. the security situation here remains volatile. heavy fighting between the rebels and the congolese forces has shut down the city centre. banks, shops and other services have all been paralysed by the violence. it seems peaceful as we drive across the city. residents are frightened.

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 when the shooting started.

i screamed for help i came out of the house screaming. with no signs of a truce between the congolese forces and the m23, people in goma and eastern drc are expecting the worst. paul njie, bbc news, goma. around the world and across the uk.

federation, luis rubiales, goes on trial today, accused of sexual assault. the world cup in 2023. on trialfor coercion. all four men deny any wrongdoing. our correspondent, guy

hedgecoe, reports from madrid. luis rubiales each player in celebration. jenni hermoso. having been forced out of the federation by the ensuing backlash, mr rubiales now faces he also faces a charge of coercion for allegedly three of his former colleagues are also on trial for coercion,

isabel fuentes started playing for the national team in 1971 tears to her eyes. translation: it was something we would have liked _ but we weren't allowed to. they have lived out our dreams. for current players, such as those at third division for the better. you were told, "oh, that's for boys," or "that's not a girl's thing." but i think now being a girl playing football, it's something cool. and attractive.

the law going too far. football and society change for the better. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, madrid. guyjoins me now from madrid. you are the courtroom where this will take place. tell us about what will tell us more about what will today. tell us more ab. . .. .' toda. ., , happen today. rzrzef we 2:2: 7 the playe7r was hermoso, the player who was kissed by luis rubiales to arrive at the courthouse. she will be the first witness to take the stand today. she has flown over from mexico where plays club football and she plays club football and has flown over specifically for the case. and we expect luis himself to be here at

court it is a case the court later. it is a case that will last two and a half weeks or so. there be weeks or so. there will be other members of the spanish national team who inational footballteam. whowon world cup in 2023 taking the world cup in 2023 taking the world cup in 2023 taking the some them via the world cup in 2023 taking the link. some them via the world cup in 2023 taking the link. alsot them via the world cup in 2023 taking the link. alsojenni iem via video link. alsajenni brother will take the hermoso's brother will take the stand as witness. luis standras a witness. icuis is not standras a witness. luis is notjust standras a witness. luis is not just facing rubiales is notjust facing of sexual assault but charges of sexual assault but also facing of also facing charges of coercion. the allegation that he tried to forcejenni hermoso a. .. .- 77h797r777 ..-- 77 777777h7e7r77story77 77 77 77 77h7e7r77story7and7 say to change her story and say there was a consensual kiss. he we will hear lot of detail the case a lot of detail about the case and circumstances surrounding it coming days. and circumstances surrounding it - coming days.- = .z =-—ee =—ee =_—e we will talk 7to you later you. we will talk to you later as the court case progresses. joined aston villa on loan

from manchester united. rashford has not played a game for the side since early beyonce won her first—ever album of the year grammy, finally taking home the coveted prize for cowboy carter. meanwhile, the american rapper kendrick lamar scooped up two major categories winning song of the year and record of the year for his track not like us. earlier, chappell roan won

best new artist beating and firefighters from the la fire department were on the red carpet. receiving a round of applause. raising more than seven million dollars by the end of the night. peter bowes. it has come to an end. the event was very much in the light of has been going on 7la a a 7la and 7 7 7la and at 7 7 7la and at one 7 7 7la and at one point 7 7 7la and at one point it 7 in leg and at ene eeint it like the in le and at ene eeint it like the grammy looked like the grammy awards would not at all. it would not happen at all. it did. it was a consideration for the organisers of the grammy awards and oscars in a few weeks as to whether they could hold a celebratory event in

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on the european union following his announcement of punishing levies on canada, mexico and china. meeting since brexit. live from london this is business today, i'm sally bundock. week has begun on global financial markets and investors are reacting to the flurry of tariffs announced