trump announces more tariffs. a second labour mp, oliver ryan, is being in a whatsapp group. he has since apologised. to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. the philadelphia eagles win a 59th star—studded bowl in 59th star—studded super bowl in �* orleans and 59th star—studded super bewl in �* orleans and we look back the controversial hello, i'm samantha simmonds. control of gaza and move palestinians out of and owning gaza. the comments have already provoked reaction from hamas, the group says palestinians will foil any attempt let's listen to those comments by the president aboard air force one.

or the people living in gazai to go back at another time. and the united states is going to own it, - to a totally war—torn . part of the middle east. a part of the middle east that. has caused tremendous problem, we will own it — it's totally demolished right now, - it's a demolition site. it'll be reclaimed, it'll be levelled out, fixed up. i they'll be building some - beautiful sites for the people, for the first time in

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other arab countries have previously rejected this. the political spectrum, you havejewish israeli who suggested some openness to it. what is the reaction continuing to be in israel following the release of three more israeli hostages over the weekend and a concerned reaction to the way they have been treated? and their appearance. it caused a lot of shock to see them looking so pale and thin came in from gaza on saturday. for some 183 palestinian prisons. palestinian prisoners. also appeared to be

in poor physical health. he said they looked like holocaust survivors. he said the deal that is in place is allowing hostages to kind of dribble out. of three in exchange for palestinian prisoners once a week. at the moment, you have an israeli delegation that has gone to qatar, the regional mediator, ostensibly to take part in negotiations on advancing phase with the hostages

released in exchange what mandate has been given by the israeli prime minister

targeting $14 billion worth of goods — triggering fears of a trade war. the us from china. our china correspondent laura bicker tells us this is a 15% levy on coal and liquefied natural gas and large cars. we will retaliate,

we will issue tariffs back. however, there is still room for negotiation. leaders in the last week. china did give six days' warning before issuing the tariff deadline. donald trump said so now we are at an impasse. china has retaliated for now. warily, especially he has not specified which countries but certainly beijing will be watching.

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disembarkihg. we 5 disembarkihg. we can now vance disembarking. we can now more on the a back seat as event organisers say the summit will be more on jobs and the environment for the betterment of humanity or the public good. and cultural events — like this art exhibition. superpower — a theme that's likely to emerge at the summit itself.

..what does the uk hope to get from the summit? all these senior people from government are coming together, and they�* re with the tech sector, but also those investors out there. factor in global power — but myjob is also to be going of british ambition, to talk about the investment that everybody who comes here leaves knowing full well the summit is hosted by french president emmanuel macron. and tech ceos sam altman of openai and sir demis zhang guoqing, and indian prime minister narendra modi

but, as policymakers debate the future, has shaken up the industry with its cheaper approach this technology safely. balancing this competition against the summit�*s ambition we'll have plenty more on this story in business today, coming up at half past the hour. this is bbc news.

they made in a whatsapp group. burnley mp oliver ryan is being investigated by the labour party. messages. he has also apologised for his actions. thank you. whatsapp group that shared apparently abusive and denigrating messages.

in his apology, mr ryan said, "some of the comments made i regret not speaking out." "i wholeheartedly apologise." about bin collections "hopefully would have croaked" lanes would be "mown down by a truck". angela rayner. as "unacceptable and deeply

disappointing", saying, no action is off the table". my greatest thanks go to the people of burnley, padiham and brierfield. so one of the youngest mps in parliament, along damian grammaticas, bbc news. of the govegnment's efforts between the 5th ofjuly,

when labour assumed office, a 38% increase compared to the previous i2—month period. about their ability to live and work in the uk, encouraging working, a surge in activity that ministers claim the home office statistics compare enforcement activity

rise in arrests. in a time series that only goes back to 2019. to demonstrate its commitment to tackling illegal migration. the statistics as feeble, claiming there were immigration bill — measures the home secretary,

as a more effective deterrent. mark easton, bbc news. is claiming victory in the general election. independence from serbia in 2008. our balkans correspondent guy de launey, who is monitoring the election, gave us the latest. his party as to whether voters want to continue on the path he serbia, mutually antagonistic, and asserting kosovo's the eu has been

withholding more so it was an election where voters the plurality of them, 40% of them, want it what this means is albin kurti and his party will not be able to govern alone, they will have to other parties. mr kurti previously said he would not cooperate with other parties. he has repeated that on electio night. and their leaders as animals

or monsters, saying they are self—determination and mr kurti than did vote for him. you have leaders of opposition parties the largest opposition party has 22% of the vote is another question. blow to daniel noboa's campaign. his supporters were buoyed by an early exit poll

the opinion polls in the build—up to this election had also suggested that even if he may not win challenger, luisa gonzalez, in those polls. of his tough security promises — he's militarised the streets