new figures show nearly 26,000 babies and toddlers in england almost a quarter of a century since the first release, bridgetjones is back in a fourth film. we speak to the leading casts. we s cross o the leading casts. we s cross to he leading casts. we s cross to paris |ding casts. us vice presidentjd vance has just arrived for a big ai just arrived for a big a! with his just arrived far a big a! with his family. submit with his family. they be heading to the grand for 77 for thisf for this event. was palais for this event. this was the world and tech leaders taking 2: talk the taking part to talk about the future of ai, something that has very much on the mind world leaders and tech of world leaders and these tech experts and of many people

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to have a 25% tariff. aluminium, too. 10%? ten... 25% ? for both. and on steel, sir, are you ruling out, then, they won't have a majority stake. i think you agree with that. us steel was one of our great companies, and through a lot but it's going to gain it back, and tariffs are going to help. well, the latest threat comes as trade tensions goods including coal, gas, oil and agricultural machinery. on all chinese imports

that he imposed last week. compare that to the $450 billion worth of chinese goods that will be subject to us tariffs ever year — well, i think beijing's goal is really to beijing runs a trade surplus with the united states trying to maintain that. but the retaliation that the chinese took was relatively modest in quantitative terms. but in symbolic terms, the chinese indicated that the us can expect retaliation on both tariffs and across the board.

experienced something similar. response was very gentle really doesn't capture the scope notwithstanding the other measures — be because beijing it could be. that could be part of it. i just think that they don't want to escalate the trade war. they don't know what's coming next. i mean, donald trump is setting

up a layer cake of tariffs. on china for fentanyl. and it's not clear what the details are notjust one. and so there's a lot of challenge ahead, i think, for china. i mean, he sees the eu as an enemy almost, and has threatened tariffs but not gone into specifics. why do you think we're waiting so long for only imposes 2.5%.

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earlier i spoke to sana zakaria from the policy think tank competing nations. in particular is quite a complex space. ahead of the game in terms of the data centres development at the moment, are a true sort of innovative regulatory mechanism

here that's being trialled. there's a bill in the mix. there's a lot of investment going all around into ai. lots more to from paris throughout day on bbc news that is it from me. back to samantha. chancellor 0laf scholz accused his conservative of breaking a post—war taboo by accepting parliamentary immigration is one of

the key issues which could alternative for deutschland's relative dominance on tiktok. selena wants tougher immigration rules, military what do you say to those people? the only thing that would make them dangerous is they can

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addressing conspiracy theories. - the core of democracy. germany's national election is just two weeks away. other parties say they'll keep the afd out of power. jessica parker, bbc news, saxony. let's speak more about this with thomas koenig now, of mannheim.

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but you can call her mummy. bridgetjones is back. that's kind. it was so much fun. it was wonderful. this time with kids and leo. i mean, bestjob in the world. back to first to help you return to her? yeah, sure. putting on airs for a while. it's abysmal for a while. abysmal? it's true. how old are you? 28. 0h! no, i'mjust kidding.

i'm 29. was i? yes. i didn't know that. the new bridgetjones movie," did they know who bridgetjones was? oh, yeah. it's a staple piece. and what the films have done, it's an incredible honour was beyond excited. number two, drink less. who�*s changedmore.

i think we're kind of running the same race. character, is sort of meeting up with her in different and there's not a lot that she's experienced that i'm not familiar with at this stage in my life. are you sure you're up to this? i'm yourgirl. i mean, well, it's 25 years on. everything's changed. it's changed. and what's important to her has changed.

we all understand. and she still feels very familiar to me. can you survive ? i think so. just harry styles, i think. there has been much debate about how relevant could it sort of pass over to the younger generations when it's on, you don't want to switch it off and you know that it's going to make you feel cosy and and, you know, that's a very special thing. you were effectively a nun. a very, very naughty nun. what's tinder?

oh, no. i'm a pen and paper girl. but i do appreciate the occasional animal video. why did you make that decision? itjust never made the effort to... i mean, i'm really busy. i kind of text my mum at the end of the day, it just seems like so much work. you know, i don't have voicemail because i can't... no. bridgetjones, it's time to live. of course.

yeah. love it. much for speaking to us. see you for the fifth film. she is back in a �*days she is back in a �* days when the film goes on general release. it for the film goes on general release. bbc it for is the film goes on general release. bbc news, 2 the film goes on general release. bbc news, thank you with us on bbc news, thank you for watching. hello. the weather this week change that much day day. we have a cold what we have is a cold easterly breeze or wind, depending breeze or windedepehdlhg where a lot of cloud you are. a lot of cloud around. cloud producing some that cloud producing some light rain or drizzle patchy light rain or drizzle and also some hill snow, on the 7 w satanic " 7 77 77on7th7e7hi7ll7s7in7 especially on the hills in northern england and scotland. we are pulling in this easterly we are polling in this easterly the near wind from the near continent. it is with �* much of the

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