on uk imports. uk is out line i think that one can be worked out. the european union is... it is an atrocity they have done. to do so since brexit. the former president of the spanish football federation luis rubiales goes on trial today, accused of sexual assault. he kissed a female player without her consent after spain won the world cup. we report from goma, in the democratic republic of congo, for the first time since rebels took most of the city.

beyonce finally wins album of the year at the grammys. hello. european stock markets have fallen after president trump it would respond in kind. it comes as the president has said he "might" impose trade tariffs on the uk. overnight, asian markets also fell — just days after import taxes were imposed on goods into the us from china, our north america correspondent nomia iqbal put questions she sent this report. could be in sight. mr president, which country will be next on the tariffs? it will happen.

what they've done. when i pressed him further, he went back on himself. we've had a couple of meetings, we've had numerous phone calls. we're getting along very well. while hosting the german in the discussions that i've had with president trump, trading relationships. mr trump has come good on his threat, so far — taxing his closest trading partners, canada and mexico. canada has hit back with 25% tariffs, as well, encouraging people to buy canadian. far—reaching and include - everyday items such as american beer, wine and bourbon.

mexico also has been hit with tariffs of 25%, into the us. in china, there will be a 10% levy on all goods to risk alienating his allies, and will use the us's well a la cbs correspondent has been giving us the latest on this story. been giving us the latest on the tariffs could j inflation restart the inflation issue he in the us. the nasdaq future is

down 2.35% and another down us oil prices jumped us oil pricesjumped more 1.8%. us oil pricesjumped more than $2 as asian began on = -: these tariffs 77 these tariffs weije these tariffs were a monday. these tariffs were a part of promises on the campaign tramp made on the campaign now, investors are 77 " saboutaidditional concerned about additional tariffs he spoke about earlier concerned about additional tari�* year. ;poke about earlier concerned about additional tari�* year. those about earlier concerned about additional tari�* year. those could earlier concerned about additional tari�* year. those could include on oil, gas, alumina, semiconductor chips and president pharmaceuticals. president tramp has vowed to take economic action against the european where likely european union where likely would be the worst car—makers would be the worst hit. is car-makers would be the worst hit. , ., hit. what is the reaction from eo - le hit. what is the reaction from peeple in _ hit. what is the reaction from people in america? _ hit. what is the reaction from people in america? many - hit. what is the reaction from people in america? many of. hit. what is the reaction from - people in america? many of them supported mr trump on this. the president said even the president himself said that americans could expect to pain with these fearsome pain with these where feel’seme pain with these where would feel’stjme pain with these where would americans

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neighbours — although britain will not be rejoining the eu. commitment to strengthening the uk's partnership with the eu. defence and security — including europe's response to russia's war in ukraine — are at the top of the agenda. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman gave me his assessment of what might come out of this meeting. that keir starmer is going to attend tonight will take that's not what keir starmer is doing today, but he is hoping that this dinner will pave the way to a better relationship, a reset relationship, as he repeatedly

where the uk is strong, particularly when it comes will be hoping to use the uk's presence there, european union countries when it comes to defence spending and when it comes to supporting ukraine to do more now. better relationship in other areas as well. and henry, iwanted to ask you, of course, also impose levies on the uk,

well, i don't think downing street knows i mean, they, like us, are waking up to interpret what donald trump has said overnight, and that's to have to get used to over the next few years. i mean, there is some comfort and that's very qualified and limited comfort, but there is some comfort in the fact that donald trump drew as a person. donald trump has made clear yet again, his loathing for the eu. on the very same day that keir starmer is travelling to brussels to seek a closer relationship with the eu. now, perhaps that's overestimating how much

the us president cares or indeed notices that the uk how to make this eu reset work. let's speak to armida van rij, head of chatham house's europe programme. there is quite a lot to through, is there? let's start what henry is that men are limits 7 are limitszto : are limits: to how that research can much that research can do, because, of course, uk has because, of course, the uk has left the eu aftean what left the eu after brexit. what do you can be achieved do you think can be achieved from meeting? of course, from this meeting? of course, the first time a uk prime has attended the sort minister has attended the sort of meeting since brexit. we need to be clear about what

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. a - thing. thank federation, luis rubiales, goes on trial today, the trial as the first witness, jenni hermoso said that a kiss on the lips should not happen in any work situation. of the national women's team on the mouth after they won the world cup in 2023. our correspondent, guy hedgecoe, reports from madrid. england in the final. he kissed her on the mouth. she said it was not.

a possible jail sentence if found guilty of sexual assault. trying to force miss hermoso to say that she didn't including the coach of the world cup—winning all four men deny any wrongdoing. for spanish women's football. just talking about the recent world cup victory brings tears to her eyes. to experience, she says.

for current players, such as those at third division club olympia las rozas, the game has changed for the better. when i was younger, girls playing football was kind of strange. 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, yeah. the law going too far. football and society change for the better. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, madrid.

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to the democratic republic of congo. there are growing calls for talks about the escalating crisis in the east of the country, where there's been fierce fighting between congolese forces and the rebel group the m23. the rebel fighters, who the un says are backed by rwanda, the bbc�*s paul njie has managed to get into goma here's his report the new normal. territory almost a week ago. the security situation here remains volatile.

forces has shut down the city centre. banks, shops and other services have all been but everywhere we look there are reminders of the conflict. residents are frightened. translation: people are afraid because when they burn - explode and injure people. inside these heaps of military leftovers, there may be grenades and live ammunition. 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. people are walking on and looking at this area. although they are going about their activities normally, they know that at any

time, anything could change. by the number of casualties. suddenly, my hand felt cold and i realised i had been shot. i screamed for help but they continued firing. and the m23, people in goma and eastern drc are expecting the worst. paul njie, bbc news, goma. to the middle east and israel's prime minister, he will become the first foreign leader

ceasefire deal, which aims to establish a permanent truce of these high—level meetings will begin. securing the current ceasefire deal in gaza. in the middle east to end. mr netanyahu, before he got on the plane to the us,

but here he faces also the struggle for his own political survival. because one of his key far right allies in government has said that if fighting does not resume with hamas next month, without that party in his coalition, mr netanyahu would lose his majority. let's ta ke let's take you back to madrid and is the seen live in and this is the seen live in the court asjenni hermoso in that trial, teetitiee in that tal ' ' ' ' ' luis rubiales of accusing luis rubiales of giving her an unwanted kiss on the lips. is accused of the lips. he is accused of sexual assault.

hello, again. across the north west of the country this morning, and as it slips south, behind it, watch how the cold air pushes away today's milder air. coastal gales across the north—west, but generally windy in the north—west and that rain getting into northern ireland. after clear skies in the south—east, for some of us behind, but where we're left temperatures 8 to about 12 degrees. a weather front bringing the rain and the windy the rain could be heavy across south west scotland

problems, or even frost for that matter. 6 to 10 degrees will be our overnight lows so tomorrow, our weather front continues its descent, we don't expect it to get into the south—east but ahead of it, the cloud will continue to build. also looking at a few showers coming our way. degrees north to south. front does eventually make it as a very weak feature into the south—east, and it clears the way, allowing this ridge of high pressure to build in settling and some fog. there will be a lot of dry weather. it's going to be a bit

colder to start. down 5 to 9 degrees. no double figures any more. and as we go through the ensuing few days and into the early part of next week, you can see how the temperatures continue to slide. but it won't be just by day.

this is bbc news, the headlines... to do so since brexit. federation luis rubiales has gone on trial, accused of sexually assaulting playerjenni hermoso. this is the scene live from a court in madrid. she said he tried to kiss her without her consent and it shouldn't happen in any replacing the current system with inspection ratings for different aspects of classroom life. hello.