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president economies phase of? president trump charges of a on imports of 77 on imports of chinese items 10% on imports of chinese items such as clothes the such as clothes and the materials to make phones materials used to'makephones wind turbines and today, president xi china's president xi retaliated with similar tariffs starting monday 77 made like oil and made like oiland pickup trucks. on chinese state tv earlier today, started in his first term. $577 billion worth of goods in 2023, but americans buy more from china than the other way around. of chinese ones. to impose on the eu could, economists say, see car he's undecided on whether to target the uk. more on that later. but all of this is uncertain. take canada and mexico. even after yesterday's last—minute suspension, just the lingering threat of tariffs could be either a us—owned one or a foreign—owned one, he's trying to drive investment inward. through and feed back into the uk. including at home. dharshini david, bbc news. around and the uk, this bbc news. let's uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look some other take a look at some other stories making use now, the criminal cases review commission says has commission says that has a request lucy received a request from lucy p's team to a f's legalteava te’ iheestigete’ e’ for miscarriages case for potential miscarriages of the former nurse is ofjustice, the former nurse is serving whole life sentences serving 15 whole life sentences and prison after found and prison after being found guilty of murdering seven infants and the panel of children's health experts believe the babies died either from natural causes or because of bad medical care. family of 15—year—old will goose 15—year—old harvey will goose who died after being stabbed at a in sheffield yesterday a school in sheffield yesterday pay tribute to 7: athey they said their son would boy, they said their son would forever be known as caring young? 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