society is going to be healthier and happier. she has written the foreword to a new framework for action on the issue, published by the royal foundation'ss continuing her gradual but as we see her do more royal duties, it's clear and early childhood. the princess working with parents, carers and the royal foundation on early childhood has now in her foreword to the publication of the framework, and wants to make a meaningful contribution to a happier and healthier society. a little earlier — aston villa have signed marcus rashford on loan from manchester united until the end of the season. the england international, who's 27, hasn't featured earlier this season he was ready for a "new challenge". rashford, whojoined united at the age of seven, has scored 138 goals in a26 appearances. but he's fallen out of favour with the manager. a reminder of that breaking we you florid. don't forget that you can keep up—to—date with all of our up—to—date with all df dur on �*website on stories on our website and on the bbc news app. that is it from me. carl nasman is coming up from me. carl nasman is coming up next. thank you much up next. thank you v

images generated by artificial intelligence. must be prioritised for society to be healthier and happier. framework for action, for the royal foundation's centre for early childhood. beyonce and taylor swift square off for album of the year. hello. you are life with bbc news. a 25% tax on imports to the united states from both into the united states. nomia iqbal reports from washington. this 10% levy on chinese goods comes on the back of years of tariffs implemented by the us, starting with donald trump back in 2018. and solar panels. it has also pledged to take countermeasures what they may be. now, remember, the charge being laid at china's door is that it is producing chemicals that flow all border into the united states. and that's one of the reasons why the us believes that the working with the united states to try to kerb this flow. and that china has one of the strictest drug policies in the world. and i think that's what many people in the world will be looking at, is how will china further respond? last time, for instance, they levied their own tariffs on aluminium and steel imports from the united states. now chin

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this is scientists at the royal society saying that they want to get rid of musk as a.llow, because they feel that he's too divisive. now he's backing trump, and he has been critical of other scientists, including anthony fauci. well, hang on a moment back in covid because the telegraph covered all this, scientists literally tried to cancel other scientists that were covid sceptic, that were lockdown sceptic. nobody said anything about that. this is a classic example of infringement of free speech. musk is surely there because he's a scientific pioneer and inventor. >> yes, i think the genesis of this clear effort to cancel elon musk is a letter signed by more than 2000 scientists worldwide, and their number one gripe is actually his department of government efficiency work withdrawing funding for a certain scientific scheme. so it's a vested interest response really. clearly it's laced with with politics because they disapprove of his overall political leanings. i know that the president of the royal society has written a sort of be careful message to their members abo

royal foundation centre for early childhood. it's all about increasing awareness and understanding of society's social and emotional skills.hose are the latest headlines. more from me. in about an hour's time. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> i feel like the net is closing in on mr integrity. mr rules, mr morality our prime minister sir keir starmer yesterday it emerged that sir keir had lessons from an actress in his office on christmas eve when london was in tier four covid restrictions. now he got very angry when people asked if he'd broken any rules. >> front. thank you very much. >> front. thank you very much. >> all right. that's all we have time for. thank you, prime minister. >> of course not. following the rules. >> was your voice, coach. steph takyi were. >> yeah, he got a bit shirty there, didn't he? but then it emerged that the voice coach and actress leonie mellinger appeared to have travelled from appeared to have travelled from a tier ii to a tier four area in order to meet with the labour leader in person.

royal foundation centre for early childhood. it's aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of society's social and emotional skills, and those are the latest gb news headlines. i'll be back with more in an hour's time. >> so the eu reset, i guess it really began last night. keir starmer heads off to brussels for dinner with the other european leaders. the choice of location was fascinating. palais d'egmont, which is where never they never have dinners there. they nearly always have them in the council building. why did they choose that building? well, there was symbolism here because thatis there was symbolism here because that is where edward heath went to sign the accession treaty in 1972. i think that was a bit of a game and an attempt to ever so slightly humiliate the british prime minister. we got a raft of conclusions, one of which was that we're going to deepen industrial collaboration. we're clearly going to get closer to eu rules. we may even allow the ec] some oversight. but a lot of ecj some oversight. but a lot of what was discussed last night will become clearer at a summit that's going to happen in this country

royal foundation centre for early childhood. it's aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of society's social and emotional skills.hat's it for the moment. more from me. in about an hour's time. >> thank you very much for that. i saw those headlines. of course, the horrendous, horrendous situation in sweden unfolding there. i mean, we speak about this often, don't we? people just go to school to be educated. they don't go to be shot down, gunned down, stabbed down, whatever it is. what is our world coming to? so i've got to say, i was quite delighted to see that nice story at the end there i was almost half considering sitting here singing ymca for an hour just to try and bnng ymca for an hour just to try and bring some cheer to the place, but i don't think that's going to be necessary, because look who i've got alongside me. ben habib, the chairman of the great british pack. what's the great british pack. what's the great british pack? >> well, it pack is short for political action committee. so it's an american thing. they have lots of packs in the states and they use it not just to. it's not a think tank. it's