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were set to go into effect at midnight tonight, washington time. mexico's northern border with 10,000 additional troops to help stem drug smuggling. ms sheinbaum said that, in return, mrtrump weapons into mexico. fe nta nyl. to the united states.

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in addition to the funding are in addition to the funding that was announced earlier. and prime minister trudeau then prime minister trudeau also talks an additional $200 million to be spent on these efforts. you canada still heard from? heard from pro minister hasn't heard from pro minister on the we are trudeau on the details, we are waiting to hear more, but weiting te beer more but yeah; ~ ~ , are the waiting te beer more but geek; ~ ~ ~~— are the details weiting te beer more but geek; ee ee we are the details so �*e'eitike te keer more bet geek; ee ee we are the details so far. those are the details so far. that's latest we have those are the details so far. that's i latest we have i’* those are the details so far. that's i lates' to 5 have i’* those are the details so far. that's i lates' to will /e i’* those are the details so far. that's i lates' to will grant? canada. i spoke to will grant in mexico city.— canada. i spoke to will grant in mexico city. this is shaping u . in mexico city. this is shaping u- to in mexico city. this is shaping up to i the _ in mexico city. this is shaping up to i the biggest - in mexico city. this is shaping up to i the biggest trade - from these three dispute from these three partners of north america since they came up with north they came up with the north american free agreement in 1994. from her perspective she ejsaying, saying, look, basicallyi is saying, look, basically i helped avert this. we've delayed any imposition of gelgged any imnositien. ef mexican goods gelgyed any imaositien. ef mexican goods and tariffs on mexican goods and we've got agreement from we've got an agreement from donald trump to do more on the donald trump to do moreon. the of guns donald trump to do moreoh the

of guns coming and issue of guns coming south and arming the drug cartels. so arming theedrgg cartels. se are the if you like those are the winds eryod like that claudia those are the winds ifeyod like that claudia shine bomb and that claudia shine bomb corner. —— sheinbaum. the cerner; —— sheinhegm; the ee eeeeeewee with cerner; —— sheinheem; the ~ , ~ with united states a border with the united states a trunk and say look, she's qqelfljdk and say look. she's strengthen and measures the the security measures at the border as i asked, particularly undocumented unintentional, undocumented and just see immigrants and we'lljust see �*things go over next how things go over the next month. but i think the truth of the matter is, both of these month. but i think the truth of the mai budged oth of these month. but i think the truth of the mai budged a h of these month. but i think the truth of the mai budged a little hese month. but i think the truth of the mai budged a little bit .e month. but i think the truth of the mai budged a little bit to leaders budged a little bit to find some common ground between uncertain, amid fears that president donald trump's rubio its administrator. the size of its workforce.

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and the money they were giving and others that shouldn't be getting it was a shame. so, a tremendous fraud. but we'll be doing a report. yeah, the first term, though, usaid was something that you liked in some respects. i love the concept bringing in johnny 0lshansky, welcome to the whether or not his programme. whether or not his actions would require congressional do congressional approval, do you agree with the president? thanks for having young. we just him say to 777the7rig7ht 77 77777 7 7 ther|ghtth|ng 7 7 77the7rig7htthir71g7and 77777 7 7 77the7rig7htthir71g7and cuttihg77 7 7 do the right thing and cutting �*aid do the right thing and cutting �* aid to do the right thing and cotting �*aid to put america off aid to put america more at risk and going after a hard

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guilty of escaping from wandsworth prison by clinging wandsworth prison'byclinging the underside of a delivery to the underside of a delivery van prompting a nationwide manhunt. he had selfish manhunt. he had a selfish desire to show off. millions in england 7 in england are 7 households in england are facing council tax rises above the normal limits after the allowed... increase 10% as low as windsor and of 10% as low as windsor and maidenhead will be allowed a 9% rise. trafford increase gisgee trafford can increaseee , ~ ~ ~ �*bills gisgee trafford can increaseee , ~ ~ ~ �* bills by 7.5%. you are their bills by 7.5%. you are live when bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be the first foreign leader to meet president donald trump since his inauguration, when he visits the white house on tuesday. mr netanyahu is already in washington meeting with president trump's middle east envoy steve witkoff it is expected to include

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for the evacuation that might save her life. habiba has a rare blood disease. her mother rana, who's endured anguish, hoping israeli forces delivering aid.

three of her limbs are infected and can't be used, blackened now by a form of gangrene. if i hand it over to her, she gives me a look. i can't describe to you the look that she gives me.

and travelling to jordan. we've all got our fingers crossed that that's going to happen. then news came israel wouldn't allow her mother to travel with her. at this point, rana became very distressed. it is agonising for us. it's not how we feel, it is agonising to watch the disappointment and the worry of her mother.

in an explosion in moscow. in the blast, in the lobby of a luxury apartment building. supporters of russia's invasion of ukraine, in moscow and in occupied areas.

luis rubiales, has gone on trial in madrid, over his kiss of a player, jenni hermoso, in 2023. she also said luis rubiales had forever tainted the moment are closed and some tourists have fled the island. i'm carl nasman. thank you for watching world news america. much more coming at the top of hour right on bbc hello. the weather prospects for the rest of this week

are not looking too bad in terms of dry weather. eastwards through the day in association with this frontal system. some of the rain will be fairly heavy, but there's some pretty mild air tied up within this weather system. but as you can see through the morning, 30—60mm of rain could fall, which could give rise to some but you can see the line of the weather front — some outbreaks of mostly light and patchy rain will arrive will see a mix of sunny spells and hefty showers. a fairly windy day, nothing exceptional, but it will be fairly blustery in places, but it is going to be mild — temperatures of around 10—11 degrees in many locations.

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