thinks _ david lambie, the uk government thinks it— david lambie, the uk government thinks it can haveition of being a bridge between the eu and the us _ being a bridge between the eu and the us. they are conscious they cannot— the us. they are conscious they cannot afford, and ukraine cannot afford. _ cannot afford, and ukraine cannot afford. to— cannot afford, and ukraine cannot afford, to be shutout cannot afford, and ukraine cannot afford, to be shut out of these conversations so they are trying to walk a _ conversations so they are trying to walk a very— conversations so they are trying to walk a very careful path, but there is no _ walk a very careful path, but there is no doubt — walk a very careful path, but there is no doubt that in the last few our correspondent steve rosenberg travelled to the city of tver, from the capital. the war in ukraine is hundreds of miles from here. it feels closer. in the background, but ever—present. three years after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine, war is the new normal. "i think negotiations will help," tatiana says, "it gives us hope."

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point when we will see where this careful path of uk government is careful path of the uk governmentult years. about 100 miles from moscow. it feels closer. three years after russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine, war is the new normal. but now that donald trump is talking to vladimir putin, is america pushing for peace on russia's terms? "i think negotiations will help," tatiana says, "it gives us hope." "trump is a dark horse, i'm not sure what to expect," anna tells me. and never came back. suddenly, the police turn up. they want to know what we're doing here. they've asked me to write a written explanation about what we're doing here. russian state tv�*s here now. he assures me, "we have freedom of speech in our country." "no—one gets in your way." "well, apart from you," i point out. "and the police by our car." many here are hoping that, if the war does end, the russian economy will improve. "for the things i need most, like potatoes, onions. "i really feel it." but mikhail doesn't feel that donald trump has any he is an improviser. he doesn't know what he's going to do. we a

national security versus privacy, a debate that's been this move from the uk government, which applehorities could access the home office says it cannot confirm or deny the notice, but apple has previously warned it would pull security services from the uk market rather than comply with any government you can use apple's icloud to store all sorts of data — wants to be able to access it if there's a national security risk. door, and there are concerns that, once it does, it's only a matter of time before criminals also find their way cybersecurity experts have raised concerns that such which means that essentially this could just impact in a lot of the debates, is that once you create a master key for the government, that becomes a target for foreign adversaries, for criminals, and puts all of our privacy and security at risk. but children's safety campaigners have been warning are suddenly going to start combing through everybody�*s data. there would still need to be a legal process to request access to a person's account. but all eyes will be on apple to see if it pulls this encrypt

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also away from the bank of england's targ in with uk government also away from the bank of england'salso away from the bank of england's targ in the uk i back1n low also won in the road back to low inflation would be bumpy. the aviation industry has had a rocky start to year, 77 7�*7e7ight7ih7cide7nts7 7 7 7 7 7 7 �* eight incidents so far over eight incidents so far according to the us national 7 board. transportation safety board. this technologies and this new technologies and safety concerns the safety ssbcerbs tosses the ll l ll l l ll in safety concerns tosses tbel ll l ll l l ll in singapore. katie agenda in singapore. katie silver was to check out silver was there to check out the of air travel. the future of air travel. aviation industry is so so change, so chqbge, 7&7 through so much change, and it is people here can talk is all people here can talk about. the hand you about. 0n the one hand you have pressured to decarbonise, but then demand for flights continues to soar. is continues to soar. ai is promising huge benefits when it 7effic7iency, but then comes to efficiency,

government. he said all the uk has achieved the uk government has achieved and this is to weaken and the privacy d users and added it was naive that it could to uk—based users and added it was naive that it could tell to uk—based users and added it was naive that it could tell uk to think. that it eauld tell tilt ' ” sorry, us technology, sorry, us technology, sorry, us technology company what to do globally. in terms of the business of apple, we business of applefiobviously we have and see what will haveito wait andisee what it will have. some impact it will have. some of course will choose customers of course will choose apple products to have access to the encryption and they no longer will be able to have this on their accounts. we will find out in the coming months what impact it will have on their ., ~ , ., thgir'lgggeifigéé fraser. a snap election. scholz�*s three—party coalition. of chancellor olaf polls of chancellor olaf the largest party. and its leader alice weidel — but the party, which is putting gains. germany and we have been looking beyond? we have been looking at some of the big d

the uk government wants to access this data, too, if there's a national security risk.ting a back their way in, too. entirely rather than give the government access. in a statement, apple said it was gravely disappointed to british customers. it said... "as we've said many times before, we have never built a back door new uk users were no longer able to activate it. stored in the cloud in the uk with law enforcement and that's because people here will only have a standard level of encryption. cyber security experts say it was naive of the uk government there's an old adage that goes, you know, you cannot weaken encryption for your enemies without it also being weakened for your friends. services can pose a huge risk to children's safety online. the home office said it can't comment on operational matters, including confirming or denying the request. the family of shiri bibas, the israeli hostage whose body but those of a gazan woman. in rubble after israeli airstrikes. israel will free about 600 prisoners in exchange. paul adams reports from tel aviv. israel is still wa

let's you some news in uk. government is the uk. ear appointments in itsn�*irst year office. the prime minister says it's a shot in the arm here's our health editor hugh pym. it was a central manifesto pledge by labour — and it was included in a list of six first steps to be taken by the party if they took office in july last year. we are at a diagnostics centre here in bristol — the impact it or their operation. people can just come in? yes. been provided thanks to increased funding. waiting list for planned treatment. have been affected by doctors' strikes at that time. and in the same months in 2024, there were 31.3 million — that was 2.2 million higher. it's not yet a year since the general election, i think there is a long way to go to tackle the lists. labour has promised a major boost in the number of patients by the king's fund think tank highlights inefficiency it was supposed to take place, and nearly a quarter saying hugh pym, bbc news. it is, yeah. want them to dazzle. the sierra belongs to car collector richard. i'm sure

cyber security experts say it was naive of the uk government to think it could tell a us company whatng weakened for your friends. zoe kleinman, bbc news. and spending plans — after a smaller than expected it means rachel reeves may have to increase self—imposed rules. our business editor simonjack explains what this all means for consumers, and the health of the wider economy. there was a more cheerful tune coming from uk high streets injanuary higher than expected. and i like, i've always been a bit that way, but yeah, it's certainly something you have to do now. i go for the best bargains, actually. yeah. anything... difference, it matters. watch the pennies and| the pounds may come. public purse is growing. minus how much it spends. most months, it spends more than it collects. that's called the deficit, here in red. when self—assessment tax receipts come in. wages are rising. it means lots of extra tax. it's a first estimate, but it's £5 billion less the government to have borrowed £105 billion. now, why does that matter? rules over this parliament, she's likely to have to either

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but the uk government says that if there's a national security risk, it needs to be able to see thisou know, as we know, criminals plot to carry out however, it's not possible at the moment. it's physically not possible. apple says it would have to create a backdoor if it and the concerns are, if it does that, it's only find that back door and also find their way into apple's privacy tools, which it really doesn't want. in terms of the debate, there is a long history with apple and also other companies, we have seen the debate around whatsapp and encryption, and all of that has always failed, hasn't it? and that ultimately criminals will find a new way to use different services and the people whose privacy will be compromised will be everyday that campaigns on issues around data privacy. its director, silkie carlo, joins me. your this is an unprecedented on privacy british citizens and in fact of british citizens and in fact the world, and what uk the entire world, and what uk is doing is government is doing is trying to take away our to have to take away our right to have a private

the uk government is to introduce new laws to crack down on images of child sexual abuse generated byintelligence. it is already illegal to make or distribute another man was also arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images. it comes as the government says it's cracking down of child sexual abuse, by introducing four new laws. will also become illegal. suspects' electronic devices. share content or advice will be a specific offence. we are the first country in the world to look horrendous crime. real—life images of children. the internet watch foundation which works towards stopping child sexual by ai is on the rise. of the crime and policing bill when it comes to parliament. helena wilkinson, bbc news. the home secretary, yvette cooper, was on the laura kuenssberg programme this morning to talk crimes against some of the most vulnerable people of all. but what we are seeing is that al is now putting the online it is escalating, industrialising the scale of some of this appalling abuse. better groom or blackmail teenagers and children, distorting images, using those to draw yo

means that eventually apple will be able to share cyber security experts say it was naive of the uk governmentld abuse. a huge risk to children�*s safety online. perpetrators use these spaces to groom children and to share child sexual abuse material without detection. rages on, all eyes will be on the other big tech companies has made today. china�*s foreign minister has reassured south africa that beijing will remain a �*trustworthy and reliable�* on the sidelines of a meeting of g20 foreign ministers injohannesburg. it comes after the trump administration blocked aid to south africa over a new land appropriation law. but president trump and elon musk — who is and we spoke to professor christopher isike. he is a professor of african politics and the united states is one out of all those that up the g20. it is a bi- make up the g20. it is a big deal it is the world deal because it is the world �* and also a deal because it is the world �*and also a big deal leader and also a big deal because it is next in line because it is the next in line to host next summits, to host the next g20 summits,

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and apple is to remove its highest level of data security for customers in the uk, after the government hello, i'm nicky schiller. in the last half an hour, israeli hostage shiri it's after a body that hamas claimed is hers was brought we've no official confirmation from the israeli authorities. the statement said, with pain and deep sorrow, kibbutz nir oz announces the murder who was kidnapped from her home." there was outrage to be that of an unidentified gazan woman. over on thursday. a further six living hostages are due to be more than 600 palestinian prisoners will be freed from israeli jails in exchange. simonjones reports. crowds gathered outside israel's forensics institute of a body handed over by hamas last night. this is the last picture of her — terrified, cradling her two sons, ariel and kfir on october the 7th. said to be of shiri belonged to someone else. of a gazan woman instead, in brazen violation of the agreement. by a murderous terrorist organisation, and it was them back alive. 7th and no forgiveness for abandoning them boys were, in fact, murdered. this morning to

government? what does this mean for the business of apple in the uk? uld tell uk technology, sorry, us will have to wait and see what impact it will have. what impact it will have on their business. thank you, graham fraser. who were born with a rare genetic condition. a study published today explains how four children who would've gone blind without treatment, have 0ur reporter matt graveling has more. jace, from america, was one of the first children in the world to have the treatment. the first time i think we realised, i was coming home from work, playing with jace at night on the bed, for unbeknown to his parents, he could only see light however, a chance meeting eventually led the family done by university college london, was looking in this model, you can see in the back of the eye and this is the tissue we're targeting with the gene therapy. first flew here to london to be assessed at moorfields eye hospital. they were all born with a rare genetic condition, all aged their sight completely within a couple of years. and surgery ended up getting c

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the uk government demands the technology giant apple give security services access to users�* encryptedata. hello, i'm helena humphrey. the us's role in foreign aid assistance, with prior moves already upending humanitarian programs around the world. our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, has more on both these developments. set up by president kennedy in 1961. but it's long been criticised, especially by republicans who claim it's mismanaged. of his campaign promise to save public money. when you look at usaid, that's a fraud, the whole thing is a fraud. very little being put to good use. and transactions, is either corrupt or ridiculous. the agency signs are being removed from its offices. of all us government spending. however, donald trump considers many of the projects out of line with his policy agenda. his press secretary listed some of them earlier this week. 10,000 for a transgender opera in colombia. 32,000 for a transgender comic book in peru. supporters of the agency argue that most of the $40 billion budget goes on food aid and health care, vital it said stop everyth

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it will be very difficult to find coalition anytime soon, so i expect it to come new data about uk governmenteceived in tax last month, sounds good, butjanuary is when many people pay their tax bills so there's usually a big surprlus; and it joining me now is our international business correspondent, theo leggett. what does this say about the government's finances? a surplus injanuary is pretty normal, what analysts had been a surplus injanuary is pretty normal, v any analysts had been a surplus injanuary is pretty normal, v any ofalysts had been a surplus injanuary is pretty normal, v any of this s had been a surplus injanuary is pretty normal, v any of this forad been aaeastiaa aha; af thiafar responsibility had been was a surface of more m the ”w: 77 than —— a surplus... the financial year up until end financial year up until the end of government afjanaary. government ~ was at hundred and bfifinc as at “moraésvé . , ~ ~ billion, that bssna as at handsasjasé . , ~ ~ billion, that is ahead of £18 billion, that is ahead of forecast. what this means is that as we go the that as we go forward, t

over 60 countries have signed up, but a uk government source said the declaration did not reflect theuntry. google has officially renamed the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america on its maps application for users in the united states. now, this change comes as a result of that executive order by us president donald trump. mexico told google that it had no legal right to make the change, as it contravenes a un convention. in the hands of fraudsters? collect more than $10 million in royalties. #yeah... # i was so surprised by the scale. streaming has transformed the music business and now makes up more than two—thirds of the music industry's global revenue. but in a first—of—its—kind case, one man in the us has been charged with streaming fraud. accused of using al to create and stream music and illegally collect more than $10 million in royalties. #yeah... # mike smith seemed to have made it as an artist. over 200,000 followers on social media... ..but now he's facing up to 60 years behind bars if convicted. he's pleaded not guilty to all the charges. well, mike smith has been accused

the uk government says it's arrested record numbers of migrants working illegally in the uk, since labourame to power last summer. world leaders and tech experts gather in paris today to discuss the future of artificial intelligence. the 59th super bowl wraps up in rainy new orleans with famous faces and big halftime shows. upping the anti. president trump says he it's a big mistake to allow people, the palestinians, | — develop it. we will bring stability to the middle east, . we will be building _ through others of the very rich for the palestinians to live in. - the president's comments come as thousands the territory in half. attack by hamas in 2023. cut off from the south, by the netzarim corridor. the bbc, along with other international from inside gaza. carrying whatever they can, however they can, thousands through what's left of their lives. and the rockets and strikes. more than 60% of gaza's buildings, particularly of the ceasefire. yulie ben ami — who yesterday embraced her dad, ohad, until everyone is home. and save our people. it's an agreement that's brought tangible benefi

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the uk government is to introduce new laws to crack down on images of child sexual abuse generated byhild sex abuse image, but the home office says the uk helena wilkinson has the story. a dramatic early morning raid at a house in and later charged with two breaches of his sexual police used a specially trained digital detection electronic devices in the property. on the growing threat of ai—generated images tools designed to create child abuse images. having a manual showing how to use ai for this purpose border force will get more powers to search suspects' electronic devices. solutions, but britain, here, this government is leading the way on trying to clamp down on this children's faces onto existing images of abuse, or nudifying from online predators, will be introduced as part kuenssberg programme this morning to talk you are right that there is already a legal framework into further abuse. that's why we need to strengthen the law. we are bringing in new laws to outlaw the use of ai models to create and exploit child abuse images. and also much stronger penalties on those who ar

the uk government will introduce new laws to tackle the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence. the scale of online child abuse. backs calls for social media to be banned for under 16s. and music's biggest night is under way. hello. let's return to our main story this hour. on imports from mexico and canada and added levies of 10% to imports from china. the three countries are the united states' biggest trading partners and collectively account 25% tariffs of their own. michael ignatieff is the former leader of ca nada's liberal party. will act to inflict costs on america's economy. and if we don't get a response back from the trump that's one thing we will do. and then clearly, we are responding to his concerns $1 billion is being spent to toughen up our border. and we're hoping that republican congressmen and you're harming your own people, and you'll be reducing your own political support in your own country." the members of canadian public, what of public, what sort of are they having conversations are they having amongst about this? amongst themselv

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israeli qatar says there's no clear plan for the start of the talks, which are aimed at securing the uk governmenttroduce new laws to tackle artificial intelligence. beyonce and taylor swift square off for album of the year. the star is already the most—decorated artist in grammy history. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. at the emirites — giving the defending champions a drubbing. and a seven—goal thriller with arsenal women coming out on top against rivals manchester city in the wsl. a dreadful result for england men — they're thrashed and it's been worse for the women — we hear how we move forward. hello and welcome to the programme. a "humbling" moment for manchester city as arsenal the 5—1 loss leaves the defending champions who're six points ahead at the top of the table. nick parrott was watching. arsenal had been fired up for match since �* last with manchester city in meeting with manchester city in september. after that 2—2 draw �* haaland 4154553" wmikiel striker haaland tgld mike? ' " ' " to stay humble. revenge served up by 77 served up by the 77 was served up by the visitors in just t

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the uk government will introduce new laws to tackle the threat of child sex abuse images generated byicial intelligence. home secretary yvette cooper said ai has "industralised" the scale of online child abuse. the grammys are being held in la later. beyonce and taylor swift square off for album of the year. beyonce�*s cowboy carter has 11 nominations — the star is already the most—decorated artist in grammy history. now on bbc news — the president's path. hello, welcome to another episode of the president's path — our weekly look inside donald trump's presidency — as we discuss and break down what's been happening and why. we're here in studio today — myself and courtney subramanian, and bernd debussmann — for a live episode, because there isjust so much happening that we didn't want to risk our conversation being out—of—date. and also, as journalists covering this trump administration, it's hard to find a spare moment to sit down and have a chat, isn't it? i mean, it's definitely a return to a much faster pace than it has been for the last four years. it's story after story, bernd,

i asked him how quickly the uk government could increase spending on defence. on defence, and the talked davey for the uk to go much further, say to 3%, which would be so these are large sums of money. how would you pay for it? and that is not yet clear. on digital services, essentially on large that tax is currently at 2%. they�*re suggesting raising that to io%. so a significant extra tax. no word from the government on their thoughts on that. and a growth agenda, and it seems unlikely that they would want to impose an extra tax like that. but that leaves the question open as to how you pay for that extra defence spending. the government has said that they are committed to setting out a path to reaching that 2.5% figure. you mentioned the former chief of the defence staff, so i think that focuses minds, gives you an indication leaders, certainly, at the state of the army. all that in the context of the prime minister wanting to, or saying that he is ready and willing to put uk troops deal that is reached between ukraine and russia. questions about ukraine and donald trump�*s clash wi

the uk government will introduce new laws to tackle the threat of child sex abuse images generated by artificial intelligence. the princess of wales says social and emotional skills must be prioritised for society to be healthier and happier. the princess has written the foreword to a new centre for early childhood. beyonce and taylor swift square off for album of the year. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. a 25% tax on imports to the united states from both countries began on saturday as well as a 10% tax on goods coming from china. economic moves be? instead of using trade tariffs to combat subsidies, from those countries more expensive and thereby, for all the parties involved. 75% of canada's exports go to the united states. president trump is promising to impose similar tariffs on imports from the european union in an effort to balance the trade deficit and to provide funds to finance tax 10% on its goods. the chinese government. starting with donald trump back in 2018. everything from 15% on leather boots and clothes all the way to 100% on renewables such as electric vehicles and

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the uk government desperately needing growth, of course.to make it easier to build nuclear reactors in england and wales. the prime minister said he wants to end what he called in delayed and over—budget projects. up developments. let's to police in sweden have described the scene of tuesday's mass 11 people died in the attack, including the gunman, who local media have named as rickard andersson. the authorities have confirmed there were "multiple the attack happened. in sweden's history. with smoke rising. this was confirmed to me by the lead investigator. yeah. and just in terms of the victims who he shot, do we have a range of their ages? can say about them? have their families been notified? we have a connection with all the families. yes, yes. how are they? and of course, it's, uh, it's very tough. police also confirming that the perpetrator had a licence but the national broadcaster, svt, have been quoting police sources, and they say that it is 35—year—old rickard andersson. we ourselves haven't been able to verify this. the perpetr

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but the uk government says that if there's a national security and this is not restricted to the uk.ssible at the moment. it's physically not possible. apple says it would have to create a back door only a matter of time before criminals and bad actors also find that back door and also find their way into apple's privacy tools, which it really doesn't want. tickets for the big game are in demand, but so too are the places to get inside this room. it's all about the half—time show. and he's going to be the first solo hip—hop artist to do so. # they not like us they not like us. it puts the culture on the forefront that i believe in as far as the culture. i live and die by it. # i'm on the way. when the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles leave the field at half time, it will be time for kendrick to shine. the amount of pressure he's going to be under. this is me. this is kendrick lamar. 37 years old, i still feel like i'm elevating. and i want that energy to, you know, ooze out of work into 13 minutes... whether they're familiar- with him or not, who are going to be absolut

and the uk government demands access to encrypted data stored by apple icloud users worldwide to help tackle crime, including terrorism and child exploitation. hello and welcome to unspun world. and the likely consequences. so what is the thinking behind donald trump's volcanic first few weeks in office? nation in the world. given the rows with china, the eu, canada, mexico, he's in, out, like a hokey cokey of tariffs, leading some people to suspect that a lot of this is performative. and has mexico simply caved in to donald trump's pressure? i think it will be spun i in the mexican example as a victory for- claudia sheinbaum. she didn't simply bend to his will. i to a whirlwind start. whether it's threatening to take over gaza or greenland occupying gaza would mean "cleaning out" — like 2.5 million, and he won't rule out the use of american troops to do it. or is he just saying all this to keep his friend and supporter benjamin netanyahu in power in israel? the top of his head. i asked the bbc�*s north america editor, sarah smith, first days back in office. that have been made both a

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