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he talked about it being an honour to be in a cabinet with keir starmer. ause he has also separately from hisjob in government and suspended from the party. an investigation is now taking place into those conversations on the whatsapp group. the mail on sunday said the whatsapp group was called trigger me timbers and that not only andrew gwynne was on it at more than a dozen labour councillors, party officials, and at least one other mp. all of them are based on the outskirts of manchester. this goes beyond andrew gwynne. i think this is where the problem lies now for keir starmer and his government. we have heard from labour ministers today, they said keir starmer acted decisively and that the language used that has been reported on was completely unacceptable. even yesterday, we had a statement from downing street saying the prime minister is determined to uphold high standards of conduct in public office. and also saying he wouldn't hesitate to take action against any minister who fails to meet these standards. almost a kind of warning to anybody else th

it was a huge honour to be appointed to minister by keir starmer." but heon — "i entirely understand the decisions while very sad to be suspended, will support them in any way i can." for people who don't know who andrew gwynne is, to be honest, this is a junior ministerialjob. just tell us a little bit about him and you know, exactly. it says in that group doesn't name that mp, was a private space. it says it was set up in 2019, so going back a long way. officials in the north—west, where andrew gwynne was an mp, longstanding mp, served in jeremy corbyn�*s shadow cabinet, came into government here as a junior minister. but, you know, certainly anyone occupying a ministerialjob but no longer. and i think keir starmer very keen to say that here, hundreds of people in the northern city school earlier this week. gerry jackson reports. across his home city... harvey willgoose. .. five days after his death, this was the response me through so much. deserve this at all. the procession made its way through the city centre, and reflection. in spite of the difficult

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chancellor olaf scholz with sir keir saying he wants neighbours, but britain will not be rejoining thethat a british prime minister will attend a european council meeting. downing street says it represents sir keir�*s with the eu. to russia's war in ukraine, are at the top of the agenda. expect from the summit. there's a very strong statement that's been put out in advance to destroy russia's war machine, to take advantage of the economic sanctions on russia, to not let up, to push on and to try and kind of press ahead invasion of ukraine. here which are probably not mentioned in that. of the person who's not of this, of course, to end the ukraine war. slovakia. but then there's also the whole business of how much money countries spend on their defence. some cases, on defence. to spend on defence. a lot of western nations have emptied their armouries itjust simply hasn't got enough muscle, in some cases, there is another factor here that is really worrying people, wanting a deal for the united states to buy greenland. denmark's prime minister, mette frederiksen, said initially to her c

wright sir keir sta eu single market, he)ining defence. ading schemes, which would have some benefits for energy producers, adjustment mechanism in the coming years. about it publicly. speaking to me a little earlier sam lowe. on reports 7 elon musk elon musk has been 7 elon musk has been given a wife i??;; it payment access to a treasury payment system that administers $6 system that administers sb” ' " ” ...... worth of government trillion worth of government cash every year, including security payments. elon social security payments. elon musk is heading up treasury efforts shrink... foreign aid agency usaid. ritika gupta has been speaking to his official biographer if you had to list the traits that elon musk has, accepting limits would not be in the top 10,000. he's going to push limits. we sometimes had been a nation of risk—takers and we became and maybe it'll be interesting. i think he will go too far. and elon musk and donald trump, they're such big personalities. a fallout down the line? and donald trump has never shown a real wil

on sunday, the british prime minister met the german chancellor olaf scholz with sir keir saying he wantst be rejoining the eu. commitment to strengthening the uk's partnership with the eu. defence and security — including europe's response to russia's war in ukraine — are at the top of the agenda. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman gave me his assessment of what might come out of this meeting. that keir starmer is going to attend tonight will take that's not what keir starmer is doing today, but he is hoping that this dinner will pave the way to a better relationship, a reset relationship, as he repeatedly where the uk is strong, particularly when it comes will be hoping to use the uk's presence there, european union countries when it comes to defence spending and when it comes to supporting ukraine to do more now. better relationship in other areas as well. and henry, iwanted to ask you, of course, also impose levies on the uk, well, i don't think downing street knows i mean, they, like us, are waking up to interpret what donald trump has said overnight, and that's to have

around him and how much, you know, a little more complicated. of the road, and he was someone who kind of fit the bill. and keirtarmer was- the right man in the right place at the right time. well, it's easy to say, and he paid attention - to what members wanted. this guy clearly gets it - in the way that sort of people clearly don't get. and also, i mean, he as a lawyer, he did so he was a successful voice of opposition. and he also tackled anti—semitism and sacked acts of leadership. yes, he did. from a woman called . leonie mellinger, who's and other luminaries. one day in 2017, she got a phone call saying, - labour mp called keir starmer? connect with audiences. so she watched him speak and she said, basically, that was rubbish. didn't expect to be called back, - and she worked with . keystone for four years. conscientious, aware - of his weaknesses and really, really keen to improve. now, some people will say he didn't improve that markedly. j those who work with him say public speaking comes muchl more naturally to him now. arts of politics. that's one of the things that explains his relationship - with p

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the families met sir keir starmer when he was leader of the opposition last year. says work is ongoing to establish the precise scope of the inquiry it has promised. the families insist it must examine the role of the police and the cps, as well as doctors. the nhs review revealed, before the attacks, calocane had been sectioned four times in less than two years, but there had been no contact between him and health staff for about nine months prior to the killings. prince harry, who founded the event in 2014, will attend the opening ceremony with his wife meghan. personnel and veterans, to aid their recovery. british—based e—bike companies have raised fears of a potential "flood" of cheap chinese models entering the uk. since brexit, non—folding bikes from china have been subjected to taxes and this tatest now means are announcement now means they are scrapped. the for reviewin . responsible for reviewing tariffs in the uk, the trade n authority, said remedies authority, said that removing these taxes on removing these border taxes on cheaper imports prince harry,

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the families met sir keir starmer when he was leader of the opposition last year. this time as prime minister, on wednesday. the government says work is ongoing to establish the precise scope of the inquiry it has promised. the families insist it must examine the role had been sectioned four times in less than two years, but there had been no contact between him and health staff for about nine months prior to the killings. he wasn't forced to take anti—psychotic medication, in part because he didn't like needles, and the concerns of calocane's own family were not properly acted upon. the trust which treated him has apologised and says it has already made significant changes in its mental health care. as they prepare to head to downing street again, have left them feeling horrified and heartbroken, but more determined than ever in memory of their loved ones that the government should react. set over a kilometre off panama's northern coast, the tiny caribbean island of gardi sugdub has been home to the indigenous guna community for over 100 years. but overcrowding an

he's lost a transport secretary. tulip siddiq, his former city minister, had to stand so definitely unwelcome news for the prime minister this evening. offence i've caused. minister by keirrmer." that the prime minister and the party have taken and, while very sad to be suspended, will support for people who don't know who andrew gwynne is, because he's not potentially a household name even in the uk, to be honest, this is a junior ministerialjob. was on that whatsapp group. exactly. so the paper says that, on that point, that there was at least presumably a group they thought that it says it was set up in 2019, so going back a long way. had been a shadow cabinet member for some time and then came into government here as a junior minister. is someone of importance in the party and in government, but no longer. this sort of behaviour is not acceptable. four british families who are suing tiktok for the wrongful death of their children, have accused the social media platform of having "no compassion�*. programme, they say they're taking the company to court, to their children. challenge on tiktok in 2022. action, but says searches for videos or hashtags related to the so—c

and ed davey was talking about keir starmer when he goes to brussels tomorrow. growth, would boost, would trade and boost the economy. our public services so we can get inflation down, and if that means doing what we're already having but you say it would be helpful to grow our economy. let's just take a look at what's been going on with european growth. those people who are in the eu and therefore are trading like that. here is the last quarter. average was 0.1%. actually, when you look at france, it shrank. germany shrank. so you're suggesting that if only we went that doesn't stack up, does it? no. growth, because in some cases their growth is worse than ours. you've shown a few countries, there are other countries that are growing more strongly than that. but that's not my argument. my argument is that trade deals are mutually beneficial. andrew griffith, was also on the show. relationship with trump. and he said that would also help avoid the threat of tariffs, which we've already seen trump begin to implement. but to do that, you've got to get in the room. talked about the chagos, a

on sunday, the british prime minister met the german chancellor olaf scholz with sir keir saying he wants this everything to avoid this totally i —— i totally i necessary —— i stupid and wars. at the time, trade wars. at the same time, this is my advice to all my brussels. 7 brussels. 7during brussels. during our quality brussels. during our talks with the friend, talks with the american friend, i think cannot use i think. they cannot use common we cannot awareness oui’ our interest 77 our interest but the same we cannot lose oui’ european self-respect. as we wait for the — european self-respect. as we wait for the markets - european self-respect. as we wait for the markets i open l european self-respect. as we | wait for the markets i open it wait for the markets to open it term is also in new york, we are starting to get a little on those particularly those towers, particularly canada who feels about those towers. we that tee-isms tree's understand that "'" ' trump has tee-isms te's understand that "'" ' trump has spoken to donald trump has spoken to prime mr trudeau, we prime mryustin

and i think that's something sir keir starmer struggles to do. i think one of the reasons he's he feels a lot more comfortable with these bureaucrats in the european union, people who i think has a lot more in common with than the average working class brit. so i think he's a much more comfortable in that position. but let's look at the european union. you know, there's been a massive talk and it's been five years since we've brexited since we officially left. and a lot of talk in the uk in decline. the eu at the same time has been one of the lowest growing, has some of the lowest growing, has some of the lowest growing, has some of the lowest growing economies in the world. germany is going through its worst economic crisis since the reunification in 1990. they didn't leave the eu. so what's their excuse? in short, he doesn't need to be in the eu. he needs to be focusing the attention on britain. we see what trump's doing in terms of tariffs with the eu. this isn't a fast growing economy. drug free was very important post—world war ii. it's nowhere near as important now. so i

he is a mp but keir % 5 _n starmer�*s has had as a nation already is government, he lost the transportnews from the prime minister this evening. the prime minister this evening-— the prime minister this evenina. ., , .,, the prime minister this evenina. ., , ., evening. to give people a lot more peeple _ evening. to give people a lot more people in _ evening. to give people a lot more people in what - evening. to give people a lot more people in what he - evening. to give people a lotj more people in what he said. evening. to give people a lot i more people in what he said. is it i regret for my bad it i deeply regret for my bad lead misjudged comments. i serve the labour party of my life. was a huge honour to life. it was a huge honour to serve under the premise that keir starmer for the primaries had to be and will had to be suspended and will them in way i can. support them in any way i can. for people who do not know who andrew gwynne because he's andrew gwynne is because he's not a household net name in the is a junior minister. tell uk, is a junior minister. tell me about him and

now, i am straight talking, me and keir don't always agree on everything, but the one thing i will say what he to do is deliver. because there's nobody worse critic to keir than keir. experience with him, is if he will be feeling harder if he doesn't meet the target, that he sets himself to make people better off than anything any poll could tell him, or any election result. was going to achieve. so you're saying he's his own worst critic? he would be, yeah, absolutely. did you say that? recognise what is said in that book. but that's not tittle—tattle, that's what the woman who's now the deputy prime minister is reported to have said about the now prime minister. people have said about me or anyone else. but we all have frustrations when we're at work sometimes, at work sometimes. more on all of those interviews the bbc news website and you on the bbc news website and you can watch the full interview on the british family of eli sharabi, one of the israeli concerns about the treatment of hostages being held in gaza. eli sharabi was taken by hamas during the october 7th attack. reporter fiona

ruthless pragmatism and starmer would pick the eu reset, despite brexit, he backed denmark and that was noted by both sides. tom: keirrmer had a message, what was the message? lizzie borden: he hoped the sentiment in that you need to spend more to prevent war, notably no confirmation of gdp spending. there is a sense that keir starmer is the demand or. you look at how physically squeeze and it's hard to see him spending on defense spending. tom: indeed. a potential challenge with the u.s.. the maker of obesity drugs bracing for thinning sales. this is bloomberg. ♪♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ welcome back to the earnings focus, novo nordisk coming through with fourth quarter sales slightly below estimates. full year sales, just above estimates. no additional cash flow. they want to spend on capex. let's get the latest with a stock around 26% down, let's bring in our copenhagen bureau chief. what is the assessment? guest: record profit, quite impressive but they are looking at the wide range sort of consensus so it could be lola it could be hired. why can't they narrowed down? there are watching the pipel

now, clearly what keir starmer wants to do is in terms of, of defence and perhaps even foreign policy, tie us closer to the european union. from the sounds of it, he wants us to start mirroring the single market rulebook. i mean, none of that is good. but is keir starmer going to take us back into the european union? no, he is not. so i just see this now as being unfinished business. you're quite right. starmer was an uber remainer, a rejoiner wanted to have a second referendum. the tories, from what i can see now, never really believed in it. so reform are the only people who can finish the only people who can finish the job. >> despite the economic disadvantages. conservative leader kemi badenoch is remaining positive. >> five years ago we had what was the greatest vote of confidence in our country . and confidence in our country. and as brexit secretary i lots of eu regulations, i ended the supremacy of the european court of justice, but there's still a lot more to do, like a trade deal with the us. that's a brexit opportunity that we need to take. we started those negotiations when president trump was last in power. he is back again. the biden

british prime minister sir keir starmer told that he wants to work together to expand the continent'stry to agree to scrap some of the red tape allie renison is associate director at sec newgate uk, and was formerly head of eu and trade policy at the institute this was badged as an informal get—together of eu leaders to talk about areas that are not particularly sensitive, linked carbon markets, and also in terms of financing the cost of russia's war with europe because it is so difficult. it is. between the us and the eu, and it is possible that the kind of deal the government is seeking on agriculture, some a big issue in trade negotiations. from the government that it wants to reset the and the single market, so what extent will the reset make a difference to the uk economy do you think? if you're outside of the main trade structures of the being set rather than what it does, the eu between the uk and eu, and that is what the reset he signed an executive order on monday ordering the creation video app tiktok. 0ur north america business correspondent ritika gupta is following the st

questions need to beanswexed. have also from the we have also heard from the prime minister keir starmer. last night, heis committed to tackling crime and he it7 it vitally it 77 vitally important said it is vitally important that young people are safe on streets but also their our streets but also their schools. jessica lane. who stabbed them. hospital order after killing students barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar, and 65—year—old ian coates in june 2023. a summary of a report into his care will be made public, but the full version is being kept confidential. hundreds of administrative staff from home policy. it's thought nearly 2,500 workers the first foreign leader to meet president trump on tuesday. envoy to discuss the second stage of the gaza ceasefire. the talks today in washington. to eye on how to progress thus far. has brought tangible benefits. there's the increased aid going into gaza that in exchange for more than 500 palestinian prisoners and in the palestinian territories for a continuation to stage two. netanyahu's government, and possibly benjamin netanyahu himself, want to resume

the prime minister sir keir starmer has interest rates cut. heur political editor, chris mason. the rate is very welcome, that's the third cut interest rates since wirnteire’stirates since july in interest rates sincejuly last year which means people := e; "firewall ray.” wthirsiwill haveimore in if] their ihtheirpocket 7 th their gsctet’a'na ’ ' th their man be money in their pocket and be better so again, for people watching, their wage but on the growth figures, look, we've got more to do. we were never going to turn this around in six or seven months. so thatjust spurs us on. is very, very important. and so you can expect to see more of the scientists from the eu say the world temperatures last month were 1.75 degrees celsius above known as la nina. you can see it on this chart here, how much monthly temperatures are above pre—industrial levels. now the grey ones here, these are all the years since 1950. and then, here you can see the last two years, 2023 and 202a. it really has been significantly hotter. the level from last year. so why is t

thoughts are with the family of the boy, efforts of the ambulance service, he sadly died a short time later. prime minister keird so my first thoughts, as prime minister and as a father, are with the family. police have had to come out to this school. a small number of students, and that is all adding pressure lots of questions and a lot of pressure right now on the government about knife crime. questions need to be answered. but also in their schools. nobody wants this or expects it. here in the local area. down, they've been bringing flowers, leaving messages. football shirt down as well. by what happened here. they didn't know the family, they live nearby. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be on tuesday. the gaza ceasefire agreement. 0ur correspondent wyre davis is injerusalem. does hang in the balance. the end of the first stage of the ceasefire process, and it's something that has produced tangible benefits. for more than 500 palestinian prisoners from israeli jails. more aid is getting into gaza. militarily defeated. that's certainly the opinion of people to the right of him in his govern

he is a long standing mp. keir starmer has had resignations already in his government. ime minister this evening. four british families who are suing tiktok, for the wrongful death of their children have accused the social media platform of having " no compassion'. in an interview for the upcoming sunday with laura kuennsberg programme — they say they're taking the company to court, to their children. they believe they died after taking part in a viral challenge on tiktok in 2022. here's frances read. four children who lost their lives and whose families say should still be here. isaac kenevan, archie battersbee, jools sweeney and maia walsh all died, their parents believe, after participating in dangerous viral challenges circulating on tiktok in 2022. with the data never released. now they want one thing. accountability. they need to have... ..to look at notjust us — parents around the world. it's notjust in england, it's the us, it's everywhere. and we want tiktok to be forthcoming, wanting to help us. why hold back from giving us the data? how can they sleep at night

and he took the boris pickle and turned it into the windsor framework? maybe hejust had enough. so now we've got keir reset. is widely sought by brexiteers, and he played an important brexit negotiator. he did the brexit done, he got brexit done. he said two things to me for this fifth anniversary, out of that european nest. so here are those two statements for you to ponder to start suggesting it. things to do. they can't devote their entire life to these things. - and that's perfectly natural because they expected - don't want to talk about it anymore, because basically because i said, why don't you justjoin up with nigel farage then? needs a different argument around facts, and he wants people to come and help him push facts that boost that case. should we just have a inasmuch as anybody can ever, but we do have some handy bullet points from our of the politicking about this. the customs union has harmed our trade. how much can you point to brexit, how much brexit absolutely did damage our economic prospects. so that is point one. to the eu budget. out, but we don't send money to brussels any more

he's currently a, well, he has been, up until now, a health minister under keir starmer�*s governmentaper that's been published online this evening, sent in a group. and it highlights a few of them that have incredibly offensive about fellow mps, including the deputy prime minister, angela rayner. diane abbott, the first black woman mp to have and it points out that these are incredibly offensive and that he has been sacked. so the paper had approached the labour party and downing and sacked andrew green as a health minister and also suspended him from the labour party pending an investigation. so there has been a statement from number ten, a spokesperson saying that the prime minister is determined to uphold high standards of conduct in public office and he will not hesitate to take action against any minister who fails to meet these standards as he has in this case. now, the labour party says it's going to be investigating these comments made in this whatsapp group, and it says swift action will be taken if individuals are found to have breached the high standards expected of them.

keir starmer claims that he's gotten on top of this problem in the labour party, but he clearly hasn'tw who else was on that group. did they call andrew gwynne out when he said that? if not, what sanctions are going to be taken against them? you know this. we need all of this out in the open as quickly as possible, because otherwise it's the same old labour, same old anti—semitism within the left in in this country. and, you know, it shows that labour hasn't changed at all. >> so, mr burghart, can i just confirm you are calling on andrew gwynne to resign from parliament? >> i don't see how, given what he said, i don't see how his position is tenable. >> okay, let's move on to kemi badenoch suggestion that jobless and low paid migrants should be banned from securing indefinite leave to remain. why are you saying that? >> the action. >> the action. >> so at the moment, there is a big surge coming through the immigration system. and if the government doesn't do something very quickly, what will happen is that a large number of people will be eligible to apply for indefinite leave to remai

it will be a difficult is he remains fixated on larly if he remains fixated on vehicles. sir keirh prime minister has and the european union. between the uk and the eu. but i do want to see a close relationship on defence and security, on energy, on trade and our economy, and that is what we are working on. in the relationship. sam, it does sound as he is saying, we are not part of the saying, wearenot part of the union, but we the european union, but we want the good bits. i european union, but we want the aood bits. ~ ., , good bits. i think that is probably _ good bits. i think that is probably going - good bits. i think that is probably going a - good bits. i think that is probably going a bit - good bits. i think that is probably going a bit too | good bits. i think that is - probably going a bit too far. government can 77 7 7r7el7atio7n7s7idp7777777 77 7 7r7el7atio7n7s7idpw7ith777 deepen its relationship with the eu without on the 7 7 the customs7 the customs union and joining the customs union and the market. it isa it is a moot thing in terms of the uk talking about it pub

he also said he might impose levies on uk imports. sir keir starmer is attending a european council meeting to do so since brexit. spain's footballer jenni hermoso has told i felt it was out of context. i aware that my boss was was aware that my boss was kissing me and this shouldn't in any work israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has beyonce finally wins album of the year at the grammys. hello. european stock markets have fallen after president trump it comes as the president has said he "might" impose trade tariffs on the uk. tarifs are the tax on imported goods, which drive up the cost of international products, in theory encouraging stock markets fell in asia during monday's trading, particularly affected. and volksvagen, are all seeing major drops in share this report from our north america and showed no signs of let—up, saying the uk could be in sight. mr president, which country will be next on the tariffs? it will definitely happen with the european union, i can tell you that, because they've really we're getting along very well

and cameras were there the moment he reunited with his family. keirmons reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: keith siegel's family waited 15 months to see him walk free nked by hamas soldiers with wave he became the first american hostage released in more than a year. friends and family finally got watch him come home. and this was his wife, aviva's reaction. she was released without him in 2023. it'll only be a few days he told her. today was day 484. a thumbs up as he reached israeli hands, transferred by helicopter to the hospital in tel aviv and into aviva's arms. >> he's okay considering the fact the hell that he's been through. >> reporter: later reunited with his three daughters, singing "dad you came back to us" aviva, beaming. the youngest had been set to get married when hamas took their parents hostage. >> one of the things that he said is i'm sure you probably already changed your family name, and she said, no, dad, we were waiting for you. >> reporter: another father freed today, oferd kalderon. his daughter and 12-year-old son were releas

he has to say. >> when there is a conflict. you have. >> to. >> have it. and that's what we are working on. >> with keirstarmer. >> who will be. >> in. norway. >> zusammenarbeit zwischen grossbritannien. >> und der europaische industrie. es geht. >> all right, well, olaf schultz has begun speaking in german. if he returns back to english, we'll keep a listen out and come back to any comments that he delivers. now norway is on track to become the first country in the world to transition completely to electric vehicles in its new car market, ev sales in the country soared to nearly 89% of total auto sales last year, according to data from the norwegian public roads administration, up from less than 1% in 2010. and it says to 96% in the first few weeks of this year. so remarkable progression. let me welcome christina boot to the program secretary general of norwegian ev association. christina, great to have you with us. as norway approaches this milestone, really remarkable. and i think countries around the world are looking and asking the question, how did norway do it? so when you look back at the last d

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keir starmer will be the first uk leader to attend a european council meeting since brexit. hello, i m lucy hockings. said held impose tariffs on the eu — overnight, asian markets also fell, just days after import taxes were imposed on goods into the us from from china, canada and mexico. meanwhile, the us dollar and oil prices have rallied on president trump's announcement. so — what exactly are tariffs? essentially, tarrifs are a tax on imported goods, in theory, this can encourage citizens to buy our north america correspondent nomia iqbal has been following events and sent us this update. and showed no signs of let—up, saying the uk could be in sight. would you consider taxing the uk for example? it will happen. it will definitely happen with the european union, i can tell you that, because they've really taken advantage of us and it's an atrocity, what they've done. and we'll see whether or not we can balance out our budget. in the discussions that i've had with president trump, trading relationships. so it's very early days. like the american tariffs, our response will also be far—reaching and include

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he said should be co?operation. overnight president trump said the uk was also sir keir starmer has travelled to brussels tonight tod, too. you can imagine how talk of tariffs has gone down here. i think that you have to do everything to avoid this totally unnecessary and stupid tariff wars or trade wars. if the united states, the us starts the trade war, the one laughing on the side is china. president trump had landed in washington, describing the eu as an "atrocity" and saying it would face taxes they take almost nothing. and we take everything - from them — millions of cars, tremendous amounts of food and farm products. _ the uk is out oiline e but the european union is - an atrocity, what they've done. we're getting along very well. china, mexico and canada having them imposed so far. booing in toronto as the american national anthem plays. back in brussels, a city of flags and international politics, you might ask why all of this matters nato defence alliance is based here as well. early days, and i think what's really important is opening a strong trading relation. that's been the basis of my discussions pre

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keir starmer say build, baby. built?— the prime minister's strategy for growth as he welcomed today's rate cut. —— build. is no shortage of big and ambitious sounding also tonight, two families tell the bbc they had abortions serious genetic conditions. president trump doubles down on his plans for the us to take over gaza and turn it into what he calls one of the greatest and most of inappropriate and intimidating behaviour on the set sadly, i have huge memories of being on here but i know i was well sadly, i have huge memories of being on her! so t i know i was well sadly, i have huge memories of being on her! so thank pw i was well gatcombe estate. from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. it's hoped the cut will boost spending and mean cheaper borrowing costs for some mortgages and loans. but the bank has also slashed its growth forecast for the economy in half this year, and is predicting a surge in inflation because of higher water bills and energy costs. here's our economics editor, faisal islam it was good news today for the ball family in selby. any decrease w

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