tariffs on china are still expected to go ahead — if the united states the us start a trade wall than the one at the side china. hello and welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai.

on both mexico and canada after negotiations prevailed. trump announced a one—month pause on the tariffs, included in the deal, ms sheinbaum said that, in return, mr trump pledged measures to curb the trafficking not only fenta nyl. he made several proposals and finally we reached the agreement that is in the agreement that was put border, protect the border and prevent drug trafficking.

americans money and jobs. in the us. china has not been spared.

a 10% tariff on chinese imports into the us is expected to take effect in three hours. however, trump said monday he expected a call with chinese leader xi jinping within 2a hours. british prime minister sir keir starmer the leaders spoke about establishing an ambitious it's the first time a british prime ministerjoined an eu leaders summit since brexit. that's all as president donald trump hints at slapping tariffs

totally unnecessary and stupid tariff wars or trade wars. then the one laughing on the side is china. describing the eu as an atrocity they don't take our cars, they don't take our farm products. and we take everything from them — of food and farm products. his view clear about the european union, cryptic about the united kingdom.

the president walking away from a weekend of tariffs back in brussels, a city of flags and international politics, you might ask why all this in short, if international trade look who's also here today. and that's been the basis of my discussions

we are not choosing between them, but that's historically been the position of the uk for many, many decades now. and tonight the prime minister swapped nato for the european union, joining eu leaders for dinner and talking up the new deal he would like with them. when it comes to trade and security. and i believe it is in the eu's interest as well. desirable, while maintaining a decent relationship with america?

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should we see them being used between the us and the eu then? oui’ our allies and they are our allies and there is no national concerns? �* concerns? well, �*concerns? well, i rhope hope not. united should hope not. the united states and europe have always should hope not. the united sta1 an and europe have always should hope not. the united sta1 an extremely have always should hope not. the united sta1 an extremely important ys had an extremely important strategic relationship but that doesn't mean they always to doesn't mean they always see to i. we are at a moment globally i. we are at a momentglobally a rather significant of a rather significant geopolitical realignments. the economies on the ef the major ecenemies cm the have ef the major ecenemies 911 the have just of the major economies oh the have just gone planet have just gone through elections, new directions major elections. new directions every for every country, the economies are climate economies are changing, climate is changing, and we is changing, andwe will see ate players terms of renegotiating their terms of going forward. renegotiating their terms of auoin forward. ., engagement going forward. china has _ cautiously - engagement going forward. china has _ cautiously so - has responded cautiously so far. they are expecting to see tariffs kicking in later 10% tariffs kicking in later today. we understand trump and todaane understand trump and xi jinping todaane understand trump and xijinping are to

pick xi jinping are expected to a conversation? have a conversation? absolutely. in fact, not only are they both —— we know that publicly were duhtictu there were commenfs , ~ , , ~ going duhticty there were commenfs , ~ , , ~ going,,ete eu summit, think some of them sag}; ' ' taggers ” ' 55 5befo5re55this portion 5 5 5 right before this portion aired. there is nothing that 55°f5 ,, 5 5555ofthe5se5 5 5 anyone of these major economies does that trigger a does that doesn't trigger a reaction function. there is always a reaction function. a doesn't have reaction function doesn't have to be a trade war, though. and both the european union and indeed played it china have indeed played it safe, are watching and safe, they are watching and they i'm th5ey55ar5e 555 5 55 5t5h555e5y555ar5e engaging = -:e££ their couznterpartési 77 = g g— the net efiect of tfruémpf's will the net effect of trump's threat of tariffs will that mean that eu, china, mean that eu; china; other as well, will mean that eu, china, other as well, will start countries as well, will start looking at us as being a less mm pm reliable partner when it comes to trade? i

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a �*selfish desire to show off�*. tax rises above the normal limit, after the government allowed six areas to bypass a 5% cap on increases. you're live with bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be the first foreign leader to meet president donald trump on tuesday. mr netanyahu is already in washington meeting the second stage of the gaza ceasefire. held in israeli prisons, as well as from gaza and a permanent

cessation of hostilities. while in washington. much of the international focus has been on the status of the gaza ceasefire. it's worth noting that when he left israel, prime minister netanyahu did not seem keen to emphasise that. he was also keen to emphasise his personal relationship, friendship with donald trump, the fact he is the first leader, the first world leader to see him since he returned between the two.

about unrwa and how it will no longer be funded. in the region. to shift his world view to one that aligns with the one mr neta nyahu holds. lots of talk from the hostage families, most recently the rest of the hostages out. they are trying to influence his thinking too but of course it is mr netanyahu who will have

who featured at just two years old, she suffers from a rare disease the doctors treating her said she needed to be evacuated to a hospital outside of gaza in order to save her life, on the final stage of herjourney to receive treatment in jordan. waiting for the evacuation that might save her life. out of gaza.

forces delivering aid. three of her limbs are blackened now by a form of gangrene. was seriously worried. to save her life, and to try and salvage whatever is possible out of her limbs. it to her. i can't describe to you the look

that she gives me. us this video message. habiba had been cleared for evacuation. with a bit of luck, she'll be leaving the hospital today to travel with her. it's agonising for us. it's not how we feel, it's agonising to watch the disappointment and the worry of her mother. then, overnight, the israelis changed their decision, to allow the mother to travel with her child.

could go with them. translation: it was a tiring effort - but it brought a result and i got permission. now my son suhyab is left. the fire of being away from him. the stress of so much confusion, but then clarity. tonight, we witnessed habiba's arrival injordan. mum rana exhausted. so much that is strange for habiba. even if this is a place of safety this is one of those rare moments

being taken to the helicopter along with her daughter. the beginning of another journey. mama. fergal keane, bbc news, jordan. to return after predicted flooding did not materialise.

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== base for the weather prospects for the rest in terms of dry weather. will eventually turn colder. but in the short term for tuesday, that will be moving its way 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. some of the heaviest rain will be also getting into wales, the southwest of england, as the rain band clears, scotland,

but it is going to be mild — temperatures of around 10—11 because some colder air will be tucking its way in. it's going to be a pretty chilly night. pretty chilly start to wednesday morning, many places will stay dryjust a bit more cloud building, i think across parts of england and wales, and a few showers, especially across these where some of those showers could again be wintry over high ground. that continues into thursday, but it looks like the high will tend to slip away northeastwards. and with that, well, just the chance of one

or two wintry showers. but certainly we are going to see could be one or two showers. some of those could be wintry, but you can check the drop

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