ben king, bbc news.h me is bbc verify�*s policy and analysis the us's external average tariff it on goods tariff rate it charges on goods coming into the let's tariff rate it charges on goods com going) the let's tariff rate it charges on goods com going) the the let's tariff rate it charges on goods com going) the the 1920s. look going back to the 1920s. and we can see this shortly showing what a spike showing what a large spike donald trump's plans imply in showing what a large spike don overall1p's plans imply in showing what a large spike don overall tariff lans imply in showing what a large spike don overall tariff rate. mply in showing what a large spike don overall tariff rate. it le in thgt gvgrgtttgriff rats. !t' " ” " effectively take was effectively going to take it from about 3% up to perhaps 15%. if the tariffs had in 15%. if the tariffs had come in it have been on course to it would have been on coarse to that it it would have been on course to that it would have been a hit that it would ha

congo, so this is culminating biggest city of goma, the products can be marketed, as our reporter, ben kingmarket. products on their stores. but tobacco advertising was banned more than 20 it is disappointing that tobacco companies defines a tobacco product as something which is heated tobacco products. as they do not involve combustion, but they involve the use of tobacco so they are more harmful than vapes. in terms of the impact in helping people to stop back in 2018, the conservative government wrote to one international, saying the adverts are prohibited the company advertising heated tobacco, pmi and jti, a spokesman said a new tobacco and vapes bill is heading through parliament expected to ban the advertising of all than you might think. war two codebreakers — were pioneers in getting of computing, bletchley park? ai feels like a very contemporary story. what you think you know. thinking, do you trust where this image or video has come from? red. yellow. cat. dog. moment of truth, then. "today i'm learning about artificial intelligence "at bletchley park." it's pretty scary, isn't i

ben king, bbc news. it seems like everyone than you might think. its impact is everywhere.o it's more about checking your sources. video has come from? and that's going to be really important going forward. yellow. green. cat. dog. mouse. moment of truth, then. it's pretty scary, isn't it? these are big challenges. anyone can visit the exhibition and have a think for themselves when it opens on tuesday. many parts of the country had a pretty cloudy day on saturday, we started to see cloud move away and try ewey endeeme try end "nee in. to away end—eemetryer�*ed "nee in. to clear away and—aemetryar�*ed "nee in. to clear the skies, not started to clear the skies, not being with us here in sunday... front is going to be aeeather'ffaat ia sates tee: its way slowly towards pushing its way slowly towards so as it works high pressure so as it works will be slow eaatwafda it. wili'ia'e'ataw ' and weak. this moving and very weak. this is the first of a couple of just the first of a couple of weather fronts that do this. weather fflanta that da'thiae'” " �*days weather fflanta that da'

. >> john king itamar ben gvir a bigot, a far right zealot, not somebody you want to have supporting. anything you have to say. >> but but some somebody netanyahu has needed on his side because of his precarious coalition back home. he's had to cater to people even more to the right, even more extremist in his coalition. and now them saying nice things about donald trump. and again, you know, to beth's point, the president could have said, you know, we have to find a temporary solution until we can get all the weapons out of gaza, until we can get hamas out of gaza, too, and then clean it up. we have to find a solution to get the palestinian people back in a productive place. that's not what he said. he said they should be resettled somewhere else because it's hell. and then he was asked a couple of times that he support a palestinian independent palestinian state. now, he ignored the question, more or less. and then he criticized the palestinian authority, which is governing in the west bank. gaza has been hamas has been governing in gaza. and he said they've done a pretty bad job. s

we showed you a preview of this one last week as ben affleck brought back the dung kings.iots coach bill belichick and his girlfriend jordan hudson. then there was the spot featuring seal as a seal. the 15 time grammy nominee washes up to serenade becky g with a rendition of his hit kiss from a rose. as one person remarked online, i could have gone my whole life without seeing that one. yeah, it's kind of one you can't unsee. meanwhile, matthew mcconaughey starred in an uber eats ad as an executive, insisting football is just a conspiracy to make us hungry. a trip back through history proves his point with the help of cameos from kevin bacon, martha stewart and barbie director greta gerwig. and then pringles played on its famously mustachioed mascot. the spot starred adam brody, who blows into a pringles can, summoning some of america's most iconic mustaches, including kansas city chiefs coach andy reid, actor nick offerman, and former nba mvp james harden. still ahead this morning, d.o.j. has started looking into the department of education. we'll dig into the latest conc

ben affleck. remember his dun-kings commercial? >> do you have a breakfast name >> we are big- after you? what are you doing in there? >> we're doing a dunkin donuts commercial, right? i'm just trying to find the character. >> how long is it going to take for the bean method? >> i'll be ready in like three hours? >> you should have picked for matt. >> that's just a little teaser. more coming your way. you will, of course, be watching super bowl sunday. >>> and it is time for our super bowl commercial kickoff revealing two star-studded spots to air during the big time. the first is from pringles, desperately in need of a serious snack. nick offerman and head coach andy reid. >> we're out of pringles. >> just blow in the can. do it. ♪ >> i want to thank our fans. ♪ ♪ mustache mustache mustache ♪ >> i'm just going to go to the store. >> i like it. >> that's good. >> that is well-executed. we will get to our next one. we announced doritos was launching a nationwide search. from 2,000 submissions, the panel narrowed it down to three. th

joining me now is human rights activist martin luther king, the third of the drum major institute. civil rights attorney ben and judith browne-dianis are executive director of the advancement project. martin, ben, judith, thank you all for joining us tonight. i want to start by playing some sound from president trump's inauguration last month, which fell on the federal holiday honoring your father, martin. let's take a listen. >> today is martin luther king day and his honor. this will be a great honor. but in his honor, we will strive together to make his dream a reality. we will make his dream come true. i will also end the government policy of trying to socially engineer race and gender into every aspect of public and private life. we will forge a society that is colorblind and merit based. >> now, martin, less than two weeks after the president laid claim to your father's dream, the pentagon's intelligence agency announced it will pause observance of king day, black history month, or juneteenth due to trump's colorblind merit based band on dna, which he blames. he's blamed on just about all of the natio

ben king has the latest. i always say tariffs is the most beautiful word to me in the dictionary.th new tariffs, multilateral trading system, undermine the foundation of economic and disrupt the stability of global industrial and supply chains. to rectify them immediately. crucial for green technologies such as electric cars, we would expect that tariffs will be coming. to be honest with you, i think 10% is very much within expectation, even lower than expectation. trump postponed planned tariffs against the us�*s biggest what it does is it makes everybody uncertain about investment, and there are fears that a global trade war could push up ben king, bbc news. in a moment, we'll speak to our china correspondent iqbal in washington dc. he wants the same things that he wanted from mexico and canada, he wants to stop the flow of illegal immigration, stop the flow of fentanyl, a drug that is ravaging us but is interesting communities. but what is interesting is the tariffs he imposed on china were much smaller than the ones he canada and mexico with, io%. as suspect, it's because us i

current regulations mean there's ambiguity around how our ben king has been looking it.