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and liquefied natural gas as well as a 10% tax on imported crude oil, agricultural machinery, pickup trucks and large—engine cars. for calvin klein among other brands, and us biotechnology into force next monday. earlier i spoke to our china correspondent, laura bicker. we're still waiting for reaction,

by the foreign ministry until tomorrow. now, there are a couple of issues that probably those measures that have been in place are limited in scope. so china has limited its scope for now. now, according to analysts, it will hit around or certainly under 30% of us imports into china. now, that really stands quite low in comparison to the united states. that leaves some

breathing room. was inaugurated. relationship has grown a little more cordial. mr trump invited president xi to his inauguration during many interviews. the war in ukraine. from the brink of a new trade war. of the tarrifs are.

of tariffs on canada and mexico and president trump together on a deal that benefited america and benefited that the economy, inflation in the united states economic impacts. be on people there? tariffs would be. i can't respond to a hypothetical not knowing, however, i can tell you about my time in congress where there were retaliatory tariffs on illinois agricultural products.

tariffs were implemented was to help our farmers with subsidies to make up that economic loss. that was back during his first term. of stockholm, on tuesday afternoon. an english—language swedish news outlet thank you forjoining us on a shocking day your city but are you hearing from 7 ari 9&5 hearingfromithe what are you hearing fr | , up up what we what moment. we the moment. we know therehas this afternoon been. a shooting this afternoogf , , , w. ,, . ,, , school we at the school in orebro, we don't know the of

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the operation is aimed at ethnic cleansing and has called on the us to intervene. these are the latest pictures from the scene of today's attack on the army checkpoint. for the gaza ceasefire. a short time ago, we spoke to our correspondent wyre davies who is in jerusalem. the cease fire in the occupied west bank, things have been according to local sources, more than 70 palestinians have been killed since the start of january. as a result, mainly of the increased israeli israeli troops for several days now have been surrounding

buildings and trying to "flush out the militants," an israeli military patrol was ambushed. as well as the attacker. despite the ceasefire there. special forces commander, told the bbc how important might prove to be.

about the corridor, about saudi arabia the gaza hostage deal and the fate of gaza, saudi arabia normalisation. and of course, iran that all the time looms emotional release of the women soldiers and then other captives. it really did something to the israeli public. they really realised, maybe for the first time, i think there would be a real outcry in israeli public if this won't go forward.

continue to stand ? not for long. i mean, he is insured by the opposition. the head of the opposition, and benny gantz, the other and the other leader in the opposition camp, in this deal. that they declared that they would be behind the deal. right wingers smotrich and ben—gvir leave the government in the long run will go to election. so he is manoeuvring. he's manoeuvring.

space is very limited now between trump, very little manoeuvring space. to dictate to him with his aide how to go forward. the case of convicted child serial killer investigates potential miscarriages ofjustice. the court of appeal has previously turned what they describe — as "significant new lucy letby, arrested in 2018. as "the best in the world." of chester hospital was not

murder or attempted murder. letby�*s two trials. orjust bad medical care. attempted murders. in our opinion, the medical opinion, the medical evidence the jury in the trial heard evidence letby murdered babies in a number of different ways, including injecting

and inappropriate or absent treatment. conviction should be reconsidered by that can only happen if the criminal cases review commission agrees. it said...

about the care of children at the hospital tom symonds, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.

america's top diplomat — secretary of state marco rubio citizenship. the deal, which designated el salvador a safe country

marques from bbc mundo. and as you say, president trump singled him out and singled him for his admiration, the way he has treated the security so in his second term, he has promised growth and he might get that by more or less dancing to the us tune. so do we have any details of what kind of agreement has well, initially it's been, he has agreed to receive deported migrants from anywhere, any country, not just salvadorians. residents or us

citizens. to fund his very complex security and prison system. he has this huge mega prison which houses these called maras had overrun el salvador completely. and so, first of all, he created, he declared an emergency situation. of popularity because of that. what's happening in el salvador politically at the moment?

knife crime problem. jessica lane has the latest. all morning police have been in and out of all saints school, 15—year—old was arrested on suspicion of murder. a terrifying time. gracie saw what happened. you saw everything.

and then ijust ran. i don't remember much else. louise's daughter has known harvey since nursery. it'sjust really- shocking, really sad. obviously we are all putting ourselves in their shoes - it's hard to describe. it'sjust unreal. flowers and messages have been left outside the school along with a message saying... police have had to come out to this school. number of students," and that is all adding pressure on the government to take

action to keep children safe. clearly for the family who have lost a son, obviously the students and teachers who witnessed what happened in the school. content they may see online, as they say it could add and a fair trial. undercover filming by bbc news has exposed a beauty the bbc has spoken to five women who have received a non—surgical

brazilian butt lift, serious complications. despite being banned from three local authority areas shona elliott has the story. hello? 0h! can you get out? are you breaking the law? the man you havejust seen is ricky sawyer. he calls himself britain's biggest brazilian look at that.

but bbc news has caught him breaking the law, by making but his success comes at a cost. everything felt wrong. i felt dizzy, sick, like, shaky. - like my legs didn't work. properly, and that was all within a minute of him starting as well. - i was starting to sweat because of the pain. .

yeah. can you describe what you saw? and his gloves - were full of blood. hospital with sepsis. scared, she tried to contact ricky sawyer for advice. they blocked me straightaway. i putjoanne's claims and those of the other women i've spoken to to him. no. do you have anything to say to the women? 0k, out, out.

once the rain clears away, though, the next few days will be turning colder. there will at least be more sunshine by day, but overnight, to have some frost. here's the first signs . ahead of it, we've got that southerly breeze and that's why we've got the highest temperatures, out towards the west, those temperatures beginning now, for a while, that rain has been heavy. by the time we get to the end of the day, that rain much more showers, though. ones around as well. to be close to freezing.

on wednesday. the showers in scotland and northern ireland become fewer. cloud may increase across england and wales and that will drift its way into the midlands the weather is settling down and we're getting the sunshine and that's going to be sitting right over the top of us by thursday morning. frost and there may be some pockets of mist and fog to lift through the morning. a lot of sunshine and for many places the winds will be light as well. 8, 9 degrees,

wintry showers as well. keep up to date by downloading the bbc weather app.

this is business today. it's the calm after the storm. as president trump pulls back from the brink of an all—out trade war. climbdown on tariffs. for the tech sector? welcome to business today, live for wall street it's the calm after the storm. turmoil — when fears of a global trade war and canada helped pare some of those losses.

but now traders are wondering what might happen next —