imports with a 25% tariff — as a global trade war escalates. the labour party suspends its mp oliver ryan and bridgetjones is back on the big screen she's becoming more like her character after 25 years. now with all the latest sport here's gavin. of the play—off rounds. this will be the fifth time they've played the spanish giants in the last six years.

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the first time farmers have brought their heavy machinery down changes to inheritance tax rules could represent something of a final straw. there were lots of air horns all blaring away,

tax would be devastating forfarmers nationwide. in farming over the next two years and it's doing things commitment to farmers. it might be hard to believe, but it s almost a quarter now bridget s back in a fourth film. ah, mrs darcy. mr wallaker. after almost a decade away, the return of bridgetjones.

played by leo woodall. it's kind of magical man tree. hello? um, you can call me rock star. but you can call her mummy. bridgetjones is back. 0h. that's kind. it was so much fun. this time with kids and leo. i mean, bestjob in the world. yeah, sure. well, i come to london. that's the first thing. and actually working on speaking like her.

no. it's true. how old are you? 28. 0h! i'm 29. you were actually born the year the first book was published. yes. oh, yeah. everybody knows who bridgetjones is. it's a staple piece. number two, drink less. for which she is best known.

almost 25 years since the first film. yeah. you know, minus a couple of specifics. and there's not a lot that she's experienced that i'm not familiar are you sure you're up to this? i'm yourgirl. how does bridget fit into 2025? i mean, well, it's 25 years on. everything's changed. and how we see ourselves as women. it's changed.

and she still scrutinises herself in a way that we all understand. and she still feels very familiar to me. i think so. it's not enough to survive. just harry styles, i think. is to generation z. the way that friends has? so consumable and just joyous. that it's going to make you feel cosy and good and and, you know, that's a very special thing. a very, very naughty nun. what's tinder?

is diaries have been replaced pretty much by social media. how do you find that whole phenomenon? oh, no. i'm a pen and paper girl. why did you make that decision? i don't know. itjust never made the effort to... i mean, i'm really busy. i kind of text my mum at the end of the day, to look at that sometimes. no. it'd be lovely.

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