he also said he might impose levies on uk imports. sir keir starmer is attending a european council meeting to do so since brexit. spain's footballer jenni hermoso has told i felt it was out of context. i aware that my boss was was aware that my boss was kissing me and this shouldn't in any work israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has beyonce finally wins album of the year at the grammys.

hello. european stock markets have fallen after president trump it comes as the president has said he "might" impose trade tariffs on the uk. tarifs are the tax on imported goods, which drive up the cost of international products, in theory encouraging stock markets fell in asia during monday's trading, particularly affected. and volksvagen, are all seeing

major drops in share this report from our north america and showed no signs of let—up, saying the uk could be in sight. mr president, which country will be next on the tariffs? it will definitely happen with the european union, i can tell you that, because they've really we're getting along very well. prime minister starmer will be pleased to hear that bit. while hosting the german chancellor at chequers,

that's what we have centred on in those strong trading relationships. so it's very early days. canada has hit back with 25% tariffs, as well, encouraging beer, wine and bourbon. mexico also has been hit with tariffs of 25%, with oil at the lower rate of io%. stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs in china, there will be a 10% levy on all goods. america imports.

cbs news correspondent naomi ruchim has been giving us the latest on the us market's reaction to president trump's tariff announcements. the tariffs threaten to undermine economic those could include on oil and gas, along with steel, aluminium semiconductor chips and pharmaceuticals. president trump has also vowed

to take economic actions be the hardest hit. from people in america? of course, many of them supported mr right, but even the president himself has said that americans can expect to feel some pain with these tariffs. products are also at risk of sharp increases. to the american pocketbook. as the world's largest business organisation, slammed

that the imposition of tariffs is unprecedented, the issue of tariffs is likely to be discussed in brussels today. on sunday, the british prime minister met the german a "reset" in the relationship between the uk and its european neighbours, although britain will not be rejoining the eu. it's the first time since brexit that a british prime downing street says it represents sir keir�*s with the eu. defence and security, including europe's response out of this meeting.

that keir starmer is going to attend tonight will take to the european union or what became the relationship, a reset relationship, as he repeatedly in practical terms, what will come out of today? well, today is all about defence and to russia's invasion of ukraine. will be hoping to use the uk's presence there, i think, to persuade some of the slightly more reluctant european union countries when it comes to defence spending and when it comes to supporting ukraine to do more now.

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luis rubiales, who was president of spain's football federation, has gone on trial in madrid, accused of sexual assault. that tainted one of the happiest days of my life." she says the kiss should not have happened. translation: i felt that it was totally out of context. - the ”w7 saw that act �* did ”w7 saw that act �*did i expect it. i wasn't respected.

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12 and is luis i2 and that is when luis will take the stand. rubiales will take the stand. thank you.

to the democratic republic of congo. been fierce fighting between congolese forces the bbc�*s paul nije has managed to get into goma for the first time since the fighting started. here's his report. the new normal. m23 rebels patrol the streets of goma. it's the first time the bbc is entering the besieged city in eastern drc since the m23 claimed control of the

the security situation here remains volatile. forces has shut down the city centre. paralysed by the violence. 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. them from the streets. inside this heaps of military leftovers, there may be grenades and live ammunition, which can be very dangerous. this used to be a filling station, but as you can

although they are going about their activities of the city's main hospitals, which have been overwhelmed many have been traumatised by what they have witnessed. i screamed for help and the m23, people in goma and eastern drc are paul njie, bbc news, goma. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has arrived

in the us. he will become the first foreign leader house. ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. our middle east correspondent yolande knell what we are expecting today is the first of these high—level meetings will securing current week ceasefire the eerrent eie e'eeh eeeeefire in gaza. the eerrent eis. e'ee'e. eeeeefire in gaza. �* the deal in gaza. today, under the terms of that deal, discussions supposed 7 supposed to 7 supposed to start on moving are supposed to start on moving to the next stage, a very tg thehsext stage. a very one that sensitive one because that would bring a full end to the fighting in gaza, would bring 5—2 77 theéremaining 77 7 thevremaining israeli 7 all the remaining israeli home. mrtrump all the remaining israeli home. mr trump has 77777f77n7akin7g7777 77 7 7 making clear that he wants been making clear that he wants all the different wars in the middle east to end. mr before he got on the netanyahu, before he got on the plane off to the us, he

plane heading off to the us, he to reporters he said to reporters he was going to be discussing in washington, over hamas, victory victory over hamas, victory over iran and the of over iran and the release of hostages. here he the hostages. here he faces the struggle for own foundation has now given away $100 billion. media for under—16s. he's been talking to our media editor, katie what shaped a brilliant what shaped a brilliant but rebellious and challenging but rebellious and challenging child to become one of the tech child to become one of the tech pioneers of our age? pioneers of our age? we're meeting bill gates we're meeting bill gates and his sisters, kristi and his sisters, kristi and libby, on a visit to their childhood home in seattle to find out. in seattle to find out. it's a very nice view. it's a very nice view. it was from here that it was from here that young bill first got access young bill first got access to early computers... my room is down here. my room is down here.

..resorting to extreme measures behind his parents' backs. at night, i could sneak out, go up, use the computer, and then sneak back in without them knowing. do you think you could still do it? well, it's not that hard. oh, my. it's not hard at all. that's it.

these days, he'd probably be diagnosed he was really different than me. he was not a normal kid. to the lead, which... he had a three—hour dinner with the president ahead of the inauguration. in saving lives or whatever, you're probably wise to take that opportunity. so, you're not cynical about their motives? you can be cynical.

these vaccines are saving millions of lives. you know, he is misleading people about that. how much do you think you've given away? a boy with the skills, hyper focus and ambition to make billions in the tech revolution... ..now at ease with himself in the house where it all started. at 7pm on bbc two and iplayer. the biggest night in the music calendar, the grammy awards, has been

taking place in los angeles. by recent wildfires. our la correspondent emma vardy was there. # i love la. # we love it! of humanity shines through. and the people of los angeles, right now, are a perfect example of that. so much of that music. the grammy goes to... ..cowboy carter.

finally won best album after having narrowly i just feel grateful and very honoured. it's been many, many years. and song of the year, upping the ante in one of rap's long—running feuds. best new artist went to chappell roan, who called for record labels to provide better support to record labels need to treat their artists as valuable and protection. hit you hard. i've got 60 years of memories in that house, and three children. the awards also featured the stories of people who were affected by the worst fires in la's history,

rebuilding their lives. but this is a city which relies on the entertainment business, so the show carries on. this unique grammys will be remembered as a nostalgic of resilience for the city's recovery mission. # california dreamin'#. all those red carpet pictures — including that castle and app. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. we have a cold front

across the north—west tomorrow there will be cooler conditions as we will be right coastal gales across the north—west, but generally windy in the north—west and that rain getting it will brighten up for some of us behind. could produce drizzle. and north—west england.

degrees our overnight lows in towns and cities. we don't expect it to get into the south—east behind it, brighterskies develop but we are also looking at a few showers coming our way. front eventually makes it as a very weak feature into the south—east and clears away allowing this ridge of high pressure to build in, settling the weather conditions down.

five to nine degrees. no double figures any more. the temperatures continue to slide, but it won't just be by day, it will also be by night.

tariffs on eu goods after imposing punishing levies on canada, mexico and china. welcome to business today. i'm ben thompson. it's a new trading week on global financial markets the us dollar has strengthened while the canadian dollar hit its lowest level since 2003. tariffs against the uk.

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