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sadly died a short time later. we know that what's happened will cause significant distress and concern. i would like to reassure you that our officers will remain unseen and in the local area to offer reassurance update from sheffield. perhaps more distressingly, a lot of children standing at the police cordon, a lot of parents who had been

standing at that cordoned. possibly a stabbing. about those parents — and for many, those worst fears than ever before. it's the first time a british prime minister has joined prime minister hasjoined a leader summit since brexit, the discussion with the eu leaders a little later. as can see from the pictures you can see from the pictures there, the ' ' amster 7 ' 7 vamster keir 7 a n w giving giving their already givingtheir briefing , the media. pledging to give

te the meeie; pledg'g te give military support more military support to ukraine than ever before and not to choose sides when vowed not to choose sides when it to president donald vowed not to choose sides when it imposition 1t donald vowed not to choose sides when it imposition 1t tariffs eu. uk will give more military support to ukraine ever z= we need to see all befere. we need be see all. stepping up, allies stepping up, in particularly in europe. president trump has threatened more sanctions on russia, and it is clear that that's got put in a rattled. we that the state of the worrying about the state of the russian so i am here russian. ecehemv. 59 i err! heme e , w, ,, e. . . our russian. ecehemy. 59 i err! heme e , w, ,, e. . . our european to work with our european on keeping the partners on keeping up the pressure, the energy 7 andvthe 77 77” 7 and7t7he c7ompany 777 revenues and the company supplying his missile factories crush -ollutant's war to crush pollutant�*s war if you look at our machine. if you look at our vital it elite! "tees“ it �*e that we don't, important that we don't, and that we work with both

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security and tariffs weaving their way into pretty much question and answer �* own news conference their own that news conference we saw earlier. reading between the linese whet elie�* . the tiheee whet elie�* . it? this was always going to be a delicate _ it? this was always going to be a delicate summit _ it? this was always going to be a delicate summit at _ it? this was always going to be a delicate summit at a - time, notjust —e =-e of the ukraine war may on your’s §§:e—= 7 7 but7also7the fringes but also the unpredictability of president trump, and he delivered on that trump and he delivered on that the weekend by introducing 77777tariff7s777 77 beggar” tariffsandthe tafiffs7arid7the7thr7eat of these tariffs and the threat of trade war. that's a looming trade war. that's it, i want a looming trade war. that's it, iwant be overshadowed it, i want to be clear something here. i clear about something here. i think downplaying the major clear about something here. i think do\ that ying the major clear about something here. i think do\ that quite he major clear about something here. i think do\ that quite a a major clear about something here. i think do\ that quite a lot ajor concerns that quite a lot of nations, have about question, just to the'fireenlend'qgeetienrjuet tc: viewers that donald

remind viewers that donald trump, president trump has made trump. president'trump'hee made clear he wants to acquire it clear he wants to acquire greenland. he says for from denmark. the gggogges, from denmark. the minister has danish minister has said it's not for sale, it's an integral the king at denmark and part of the king of denmark and it is not �*sale. he's it is not for sale. he's written that there written publicly that there could be retaliation against could be retaliationagainst for the prospect could be retaliationagainst these for the prospect could be retaliationagainst these nato the prospect could be retaliationagainst these nato allies 1e prospect could be retaliationagainst these nato allies and rospect of these nato allies and has been a very loyal denmark has been a very loyal ally, they deployed troops 7 7 as part of 77 as part of the to afghanistan as part of the lewis led coalition. the of them squabbling this of them squabbling this is f them squabbling this is enormously lbling this is enormously welcome like this is enormously welcome to people like president putin moscow and the president of in moscow and the president of beijing. as they view their various ambitions taiwan, territorially. taiwan, president putin ukraine, ambitions you possibly ambitions you might have four mulled over and georgia. thenit yet: very meeh * w" there in frank gardner there in brussels, or security correspondent and let's eerreeeeheeetrehe—tet�*er— ~ , . with this

let's speak to lord kim darroch, the ?former national security adviser and uk permanent representative you very forjoining us on bbc news. mark saying ueenfbbcflnewe; mark, eeying tensions will not hit trade tensions will not hit nato, but do you think president sees the president trump sees the separation in that way �*those “w. m m ieehee? thing for to say, sensible thing for mark to say, you know, but it is clear that trump—33537} as, if you trump sees tariffs as, if you like, an instrument of he is them a few days croatian. he is them a few days against columbia over ago against columbia over nontraded issues. he's them against canada threatening them against canada and against mexico over what is and against meeice ever whet is on and against meeice ever what is on at the frontiers. he's seine en. at the treatiere; he: ”w'wfiffiff to seine en. at the treatiere; he= " w ' ' to them and denmark over talked to them and denmark over his own ambitions to acquire m so it's uite clear greenland. so it's quite clear that in donald trump's mind,

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mexico has said president trump has agreed to pause the imposition of tariffs by a month. this morning and told reporters she had gained the concession trafficking. the us from the eu. while the us dollar and oil prices rallied — but about 30 of a trade war.

president said forward to those conversations as they to 7 to reach 7 to reach a between i two he itwo he did their two countries. he did say this would begin on tariffs e fffffffff canada from goods from canada and china. stock markets are china. us stock markets are down after for down after opening for the first day of trading since 7 trump 7 7 trump eonfirmed those he's also said that he 7 7d7e7fi7ni7tely777 77 7 7 definitely impose taxes will definitely impose taxes goods imported to the us from the eu. ina in a moment, we will get reaction from mexico with our correspondent, but first let's go to washington.

trump has he had a the fffefef ff trump has he had a the mexican president and will result in 10,000 that will result in 10,000 troops being deployed to the border from troops being deployed to the borderfrom mexico troops being deployed to the border from mexico and that will the border and will reinforce the border and security. �*ff , , be will reinforce the border and security. �*ff ,, be a its security. this will be a welcome reprieve for but president trump this will for president trump this will be characterised as a big win. rbecharacterised esa big win. white house will declare the white house will declare tiyis a victory. be it this as a victory. be it economic, be it this economic, be it strategic, this is really a sign of his intended motivation for these tariffs to be as intended motivation for these tariffs to be tactic as intended motivation for these tariffs to be tactic to what negotiating tactic to get what. -. ,- .--. - .. --. .. wants. he said he wanted to he wants. he said'hewanted to immigration and the curb immigration and stop the flow of and that flow of illegal drugs and that is what he —— iriiaie 7 to say 7 77 7 777 t; say i187 7 77 77 be able to say what he has done. for his 7777b7e7 ....- -. --..-..- -- . 777be7c7hata7ct7eris7e7d7777 7 7 be characterised as be character has as 777be7c7hata7ct7er7ha7s77g7o7ne77 7 777bechatact7er7has77g7one7to7 7 7 77b7e7c7hat7a7ct7er7has77g7o7ne7t7o7bed pgrgegsident trump has gone to bed mexico, stood up for what not; 7 77 one 7 757.137 7 77 was 7 757.137 7 a7chievte7d he believed in and has achieved what he now, canada be this =: ely 7 closely as 7777 7 -77 at the beginning 7 at the beginning of 7 at the beginning of what 77 7 -77

to be7an 7 77 7 7 {0755 357371717 7 to be7 an all out trade appears to be an all out trade war. they've already announced 777 raft of measures on over 7 worth of goods. so 7 7 worth of goods. so for 77 -777 mini7ster7justin 7 mini7ster7justintrude7au, prime ministerjustin trudeau, the question is will he be able -mm cut similar deal with to cut a similar deal with the american president? we will ask that question a few moments, but thank you for the moment. will grant sent this update from shortly before her press conference, claudia put out conference. claudia put out.a on the social statement on the social media site, x, in she said that site, x, in which she said that mexico will immediately reinforce its northern border, the border with the united states, with 10,000 members of the national guard and they on 7 77 7777 7 777o7n7drug7 77 7 77 7 777o7n7drug7tr7affi7c7king would focus on drug trafficking particularly fenta nyl. would focus on drug trafficking particularly fentanyl. that the us was to working to us was committed to working to the trafficking of prevent the trafficking of weapons south into high—powered weapons south into mexico, an important point for meeiee an inoeertari.tffeeintfffer f55f and meeiee an iroeertantffeeintfffer fee— and of meeiee an impertan�*eeihtfer ff ff and of course the main terms tariffs on threat of tariffs, 77 said are pausing are pau7sing 7tariffs are pausing tariffs one £7: for now. 7 for now.7both are

to to that likely to present to that outcome as a victory. bound can say7she's got a shea bound can say she's got a from donald to commitment from donald trump to focus on the issue of weapons into mexico from the us coming into mexico from the us arming the mexican drug cartels, a that goeernments successive governments have made. claudia sheinbaum. so will be a plus for her. that will bee plus for her. of course, she and, of course, critically she has staved off the for has staved off the tariffs for month. in turn, will say, look, 7 trump will say, look, simply the of against the threat of tariffs against one �* our neighbours the threat of tariffs against one �*our neighbours is 777 7.17 bring 7to the 7 to bring them to the negotiating table and get errant. which want. which is more people on lwant. which is more'peepte en border, focused 777777777777 and 7 and on u nd ocomented 'i1t[lt! ifgfra nts'a ndf o n trafficking. u ndocomented 'i1t[lt! ifgfra nts'a not on trafficking. the u nd ocomented 'i1t[lt! ifgfra nts'a ndf o n trafficking. the truth �*e-�*ef.' t'eu�*t-fl the "f“- f f f ff f f there has been �*e-�*e—.' t'eu�*t-fl the "f“- f f f ff f f there has been a bit there has been7a bit of is there has been a bit of movement on both sides. for the movement enrboth sides.~fer the economy, this movement onrboth sides.~fer the economy, this a good mexican economy, this is a good thing. if the tariffs are to be imposed elsewhere on china, the eu, on canada and creating the potential for a eu, on canada and creating the potentialfor a global eu, on canada and creating the potential for a global trade then 7

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are usually a percentage of the price of the good making imported items a more imported items a bit more expensive compared to locally produced goods. so a cell produced goods.ffso say a cell apple to the at £1, 25% and apple to the us at £1, 25% tariff, basically means that as a producer now only get 75p a producer i now only get 75p in my pocket. so you raise the lg ptv pocket. so you raise the to your margin. means the means7th7e us means the us consumer prices for as a foreign something simple as a foreign apple. something simple as a foreign a. le, , , . ., , something simple as a foreign aule. ,, ., something simple as a foreign male i where _ something simple as a foreign apple. where tariffs are he 777by by one country, being imposed by one country, does that benefit the country ff ff f f f ff ff f them? or does it end w7orking out working out so w7orking out so well l i guess that'ee'untr’yt ! guess it on that tauntr’yt ! guess it on the that teuntr’yt ! guess it on the situation. lit thet'ee'untfirt . guess i. on the situation. depends on the situation. if we think of it _ depends on the situation. if we think of it in — depends on the situation. if we think of it in the _ depends on the situation. if we think of it in