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on saturday, mrtrump signed off on 25% tariff on neighbouring mexico to buy canadian goods. the pricet must be paid". nomia iqbal reports. billions of dollars�* worth of goods every year. on canadian products entering the us, a trade war president trump. turning on canada like this, cos we were always such good neighbours. countries stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. retaliatory taxes. of a trade war. goods america imports. i think this is a very systematic thing. we should also increase tariffs _ and mutual win—win. many republican senators are uneasy about it, because millions of homes are in states they lead canadian products. but the president said the disruption would be on the european union to try to rebalance trade, solution and the tariffs are gone by the end of this week. and then perhaps most importantly, we don't know countries or whether this is the start of a broader trade war that trump intends to engage in with the rest with the us's closest allies. trade and former counsel to the national security council and senate committee on finance. �*man

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arab neighbours who'd be expected to take in the palestinians have condemned the idea and the foreign minister of egypt is travelling to washington for talks. but israeli president isaac herzog told the bbc�*s to find a new way forward. which i read as follows. to war and then terrible things happen cannot go on. we have to look for new ideas. our correspondent, wyre davies, is injerusalem with more. many people will agree we can't return to a situation in gaza where every four or five years there is a war. apart from those on the far right, who agree word for word with what mr trump said. what mr trump is saying will be what eventually happens just talk us through the significance of this. through that now, is working and it's producing dividends. not only have 21 hostages been released from hamas control in gaza, 500 palestinian prisoners freed from israeli areas like the netzarim corridor, which in effect to go back to their home areas in northern gaza. very difficult and different because 60% of homes of the ceasefire is working. that an overwhelming majority of israelis support a

helping neighbour. major incident has been declared. administration was totally engaged, and he said he was so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia. "more innocent souls lost," he said. the flight recorder from the helicopter. police in scotland say the body of a second woman has been found in the search for missing sisters. eliza and henrietta huszti — both 32 and from a set prompting a major search. yesterday a body was found in the river dee. comes into effect. the alcohol tax is increasing in line with inflation, while a new levy based on the strength of drinks is also being introduced. drinks sold in pubs. intelligence these days but it's been around longer and a new ai exhibition opens there next week. and what better place to explore it than the home of computing, bletchley park? ai feels like a very contemporary story. to world war two and to bletchley park in particular. what you think you know. trust our sources with al. and what should i be looking for here then? yellow. green. mouse.

on saturday the president of neighbouring burundi warned and advocacy specialist shelley thakral.r being with us here on bbc news. i understand that you are helping civilians from kinshasa. what are you seeing on the ground? desperate stories from people. they've been cut off from food, from water, from medicines. and these are already people who are facing health issues in the east of the country — measles, cholera, mpox epidemic. so these are tough times for people. i think people are just really trying to catch their breath and think about, you know, when can i go and get supplies? we heard from one mother this week who told us, just don't know where the food is, whether the water is safe enough to drink." since the start of the year. of people, from a humanitarian aid perspective? well, this is what we do. i think what we're worried about right now is some than iokm, 15km away from the provincial capital. i think that is a problem that we're going to have to take stock of in coming days. it's supplies getting in. i've also heard today from families saying the price so we're re

canada mexico, friends and neighbours who have with neighbours who have been with tariffs and that was tariffs andthatmasrescinded the china tariffs andthatmasreschded the china as from the china as well, that also been end of has also been receiving end of tariffs. is there some trepidation about where japan when it i when it comes to falls when it comes to the president trump? yes, when it comes to tariffs, on japanese steel. that mr trump might start. state department said us government vessels would no longer have to pay. president trump has threatened to take control of the canal, but the country's president, jose raul mulino, said that wasn't true. translation: i'm sorry to say that i have to reject that - at least in my book, bilateral relations between two handled that way. neither the government nor the panama canal authority may exempt the payment of tolls, duties or fees for the use of canal services. that is a constitutional limitation. ministers said it meant people would have more money in their pockets. sir keir starmer has pledged creating thousands of highly skilled jo

because we were always such good neighbours.lso think it's going to hurt the us economy because here in ontario we make a lot of auto parts we sell to the us, they make cars. paid by the importer, not the exporter. $12,500. that cost can be passed on to the customer through higher through lower profits orforeign exporters might need to lower wholesale prices to retain their us customers. president trump signed the tariffs people would understand it. to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, by becoming the 51st state. countries to stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. in turn, mexico's president accused mrtrump of doing nothing to combat of a trade war. china faces a 10% levy on all goods and america imports. we should also increase tariffs. it should be a process of mutual his next target looks like being the european union, there is no word yet on whether he has the uk in his sights. nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida. together, china, mexico and canada accounted who's dean and professor of the chongyan

we will see whether or not we can balance out our budget. and mexico later on monday. on neighbouringda, despite sharing and he hit china with a10% tariff in addition to existing levies brought in byjoe biden. concerns of a trade war and rising prices. but on his truth social platform, mr trump said: if we start with what we there from president trump the uk is out of about saying the uk is out of line that can be worked out, what do you read into that? well, i think what we're seeing is it is clear that is 7- determined to go forward with not as a negotiating tariffs, not as a negotiating strategy to attract —— extract concessions but he concessions but because he really wants to build up a significant... it started three biggest trading partners and they represent 42% of our but if you add the imports but if you add the eu and the uk to that, that is = �* 60% of �*60% of our �* 60% of our so is an unprecedented this is an unprecedented move away from nine decades of history —— historic us policy in trying to lower wo rld 77340753553 7 7 7 77 77 77g5fid7laria 51,15; 7 77 77 world and

reconstruction of gaza that will not involve the displacement of palestinians. population into neighbouringy this weekend's planned hostage release. in the balance. he just said "yes", clearly sticking to his threat by hamas aren't released by the end around the same time, the israeli prime minister deadline for the hostage release terminated and israel will return the shocking, emaciated condition of recently released israeli hostages is the reason donald trump gives for his insistence and then we do four in three weeks. no, no. in the oval office with the king of it and then rebuild. we're going to have it, we're going to keep it going to be peace and there's not going to question it. of war with israel. have completely rejected. but king abdullah appears to be prepared to discuss how to make this work in a way that is good for everybody. there are already more than 2 million palestinian could destabilise the whole country, of an eventual palestinian state. "let's keep talking for now," seems to be the message, though, from sceptical middle eastern leaders who don't want to openly in amer

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is here on the ground, not just to address you but they have been here on the ground for their neighboursat the state, local and federal level, this is neighbours working together to look out for one another. at embry riddle aeronautical — he told me air traffic control relative to any investigation. and then start looking at the procedures in and around washington, dc to see if any of that could have been when it comes to equipment also, the same report i don't know if it is still in operation, was predigital. stepping levels across the united states for air shutdowns, but it is also because of the covid pandemic. hire ortrain air traffic controllers, so even though the fa has hired several thousand controllers hired several thousand controllers in the past three years, they are unable to bridge that gap on canada, mexico and china. the details of what exactly are in the measures have not the white house has told them the measures affecting the country will come into force on tuesday. laura jones is ceo of the business council and the losers are the businesses, the workers and the consum

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yes, and part of trump's plan that he's been talking about relies on neighbours jordan in the piece just what you think you will say and what do you think he wants president trump to do? i think it is a delicate mission for — or trip for the king ofjordan. and putting them injordan or egypt is not in the us interest. that donald trump will care aboutjordanian or egyptian or palestinian interest. the case to make is that this is going because this will jeopardise the stability ofjordan. a jordanian neighbour, this is not good for israel's security and, ultimately, for us interest in the region. king even more difficult. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. signed off by a high courtjudge. to do so. using a panel of experts. against new tax rules. their horns as part of the campaign against plans for a 20% inheritance tax on farms worth more than a million pounds. the government says most farms wouldn't be affected. in a rare joint engagement, on the edge of new key underlines how the king's working relationship is developing with the figures at the top of government. ente

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from those countries, the goods from those countries, a move met with fierce response from the us neighbours and canada has done the with president trudeau same—with president trodead consumers to choose urging consumers to choose canadian. it canadian. china warned it will take countermeasures - canadian. china warned it willi take countermeasures . well trump ordered an after trump ordered an additional tariffs on far—reaching and include everyday fruits and fruitjuices, including orangejuice. and 10% oil leaving toronto locals furious with president trump. i think it's a crazy idea and i'm a tariff is a domestic tax levied $12,500. prices, absorbed by the importer through lower profits orforeign here at his home in florida. mr trump said any disruption would be temporary and that on social media, mr trump said the us subsidised canada to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, by becoming the 51st state. countries to stop illegal immigration mrtrump of doing nothing to combat violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. of a trade war. and america imports. it cannot simpl

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arab neighbours who'd be expected to take in the palestinians have condemned the idea and the foreign minister of egypt is travelling to washington for talks. but israel's president, isaac herzog, told the bbc that president trump's gaza plan is an attempt to find a new way forward. president trump basically came forward and said something which i read as follows. going back to the same routine of getting to a ceasefire, an arrangement, and then hamas attacks you, and then we go to war and then terrible things happen cannot go on. we have to look for new ideas. the israeli military have shot dead two palestinian women, one of whom was pregnant, in the occupied west bank, according to palestinian health ministry. israeli troops said their forces were scanning a house for a militant and will investigate the incident. israel has increased its military operations in the areas of nur shams refugee camp, the city ofjenin and the town of tulkarm. thousands of palestinians have fled their homes in the latest israeli military campaign. 0ur correspondent, wyre davies, is injerusalem. 0ur corres

because we were always such good neighbours.k it's going to hurt the us economy because here in ontario we make a lot of auto parts we sell to the us, they make cars. now the cars are going to be more expensive. people would understand it. on social media, mr trump said the us subsidised canada to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, repeating his claims they could escape tariffs mexico, too, has been hit with the tariffs of 25%. president trump says they are designed to force retaliatory taxes. china faces a 10% levy on all goods and america imports. also increase tariffs. it should be a process of mutual cooperation his next target looks like being the european union, in turn, mexico's president accused mr trump of doing nothing to combat violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. here too ordinary citizens fear the consequences of a trade war. china faces a 10% levy on all goods and america imports. translation: i think this is a very systematic thing. it cannot simply be said if they increase tariffs we

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palestinian arab werlar, palestinienaleaeers neighbouring like in neighbouring countries like jordanudis set up so in no way at all, they don't agree at all —— jordan ssh't safes at all ~~ jsrelsh' ' the forced migration and egypt. the forced migration of hundreds of thousands not only stands palestinians not only stands in the way of palestinian national interest, their right to self—determination, but it would also create a of would also create a lot of instability in the region. imagine hundreds of mwwainly sunni arabs moving to of mainly sunni arabs moving to a country likejordan, the a country likejordan, with the delicate demographics and instability in these countries already. so for reasons, already. so for many reasons, most people in this region think the trump plan is a nonstarter — although it must said, trump is ri-ht on two be said, trump is right on two points. gaza does resemble a points. gaza does resemble l. . . . site, more than 60% buildings have been of buildings have been destroyed or very badly damaged. and the other damaged. and the ether th'theeee .. e . e ..

and the kids decorated the house for his homecoming, and our neighbours put out flags.and making banners and so we had it all decorated just to welcome him home. -we were super-excited, and i remember, like, as it got close to them getting back, we were just ready, super-ready to have him home. and as we said, columbia coming back. it's been 16 days now since she left the kennedy space center. this is the route, which you see on your screen. -i remember getting up that day. we were staying right next to banana river. we got up, and there were dolphin in the water. what a picture-perfect day. i mean, it was so pretty, and everything was so pleasant. -we show page a1 to 15 complete. -and, rick, we copy. -i just remember standing out on the balcony with laura, watching the sunrise and just saying to her, "this is a day you'll never forget." -we're about 42 minutes away from an engine firing that would begin columbia's descent. the crew in the final stages of their preparations now, taking their seats. at the commander's seat, rick husband. pilot, willie mccool. -[ laughs ]

we saw neighbour helping neighbour. we saw pennsylvanians looking out for one another.be operating the flight, six people, four crew members, a child patient and the patient�*s escort were on board at the time of the crash. a spokesperson from jet rescue air ambulance told reporters the child on board was receiving care officials suspect all 67 people aboard both retrieved the flight recorder from the helicopter. barry caffrey, bbc news. a reminder of our top story, which is that today has seen the fourth release of israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners as part of the pfiaphera'aa'pa'fepf'th’a’ agreement between ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas. a reminder of hostages released, the the hostages released, the first keith he was first was keith siegel, he was 65 years old, he was in fact the last to be released, he is ”a aeaway way to a medical for to a medical for to . treatment. we saw the of ofer also saw the release of ofer who is 53 years old, kalderon, who is 53 years old, and then shortly after that was kalderon, who is 53 years old, anc release or

on saturday, mr trump signed off on 25% tariffs on neighbouring mexico and canada, despite sharing atrade pact. concerns of a trade war and rising prices. we will make america great again, let's speak to simon evenett — a professor of geopolitics and co—chair of the world economic forum trade and investment council. investm have >uncil. investm have you il. investm have you on programme. president trump has addressing pregremme. president trump has addressing the pregrsrnrne. president trdrnn hes addressing the world forum where this was economic forum where this was theme. give your take the msin thémffiise'gsdr’ tsiie " what has the resin themefeiee'gedr’ te'ee " what has been announced. on what has been announced. this is the first phase in a negotiation. your listeners should assume that tariffs should not assume that tariffs will necessarily be imposed immediately despite statements. .. ”bf...” -..- .. ..-.. .,,.- .-.... -.-- " "sf’tiié w w" oftheofficial 777 none of the official has made documentation has been made public yet on what has public yet on what exactly has to happen.

trade action with 25% president trump. turning on canada like this because we were always such good neighboursthink it is going to hurt the are going to be more expensive. president trump says he is doing this to make countries stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. in turn, mexico's president accused mr trump of doing nothing to combat gun violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. people here also fear the consequences of a trade war. i consider it is mutual aggression to both the us and mexico because it'll be the consumer who ultimately pays america imports. it cannot be simply said that if there should be a process of mutual cooperation and mutual win—win. president trump signed the order after a day of golf in his resort behind me here in west palm beach. should become part of america. donald trump has said he will also impose tariffs on the eu to try to rebalance trade. uk in his sights. end of this week. and most importantly we don't know whether this is a limited action just focused on these world and the uk and europe, for example. let's speak to ca

we can in fact have peace with our neighbours prior to solving the palestinian solution. jordan is 60% palestinian in terms of their population. it's not as if they are not going to be taking a population that doesn't already exist within their country. i believe that donald trump has the ability to think out-of-the-box and find a way to get these countries to see things differently that benefit both their own countries as he did with the initial negotiations when it came to the united arab emirates, ball rain and other neighbours. >> i don't think we should be in the business of doubting donald trump-based -- if that's not partisanship, that's being able to read the past. that's being able to read the room. i mentioned it earlier, i will play this for you joey. our former cohost said this is the definition of insanity, watch. >> i would say to the question of gaza the definition of incident -- of insanity is attempting to do the same thing over and over again and as they pointed out last night, the president is willing to think outside the box. look for knew and unique d

it would involve displacing over 2 million palestinians, many of them in neighbouring countries likeaudi arabia not wanting to take them in?— like saudi arabia not wanting to take them in? not viable. it is complete — to take them in? not viable. it is complete intended - to take them in? not viable. it is complete intended from - to take them in? not viable. it is complete intended from the | is complete intended from the realities of modern interest in politics. —— middle eastern politics. —— middle eastern politics of it does, however, and this is one of the reasons the president probably laid this out, fairly help benjamin netanyahu assuage and pacify the right—wing elements of his government who have been campaigning from the beginning of the warfor deep campaigning from the beginning of the war for deep operating gaza, opening the doorfor israel's resettlement, the israelis that you know withdrew in 2005. no, i think the arab states will come up with a plan for stum that was part of trump plaza may cause a gambit, to get the arabs to take more responsibility for gaza, but under

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need are claiming welfare, and they are some of our most vulnerable friends, family members and neighbours state. and if you introduce a new third way, it's how going to become the politics. so there are far fewer of those taking place than were taking off you go." as sensitive as possible, and we need to help coach hiring people to carry out those trainings and to the treasury. they want to... they are in savings mode. and someone was saying to me, look, rachel reeves has when it comes to this area and benefits. and there are two real echoes here for me. universal credit was meant to simplify the benefits system — money if they got back to getting a job. ian duncan—smith had a huge bust up with the treasury put in place for universal credit to work. cos i'm old enough to have been around then in single parents having to start looking for work when there were children getting younger and younger and younger. it's about rights and rights and responsibilities, right? and it comes down, really, to where your moral compass is on that. i suppose at the other end you would have people like, that

well, president trump has once again said that neighbouring egypt fiercely rejected the us plan. withlenge. jordan is a superpower of stability in a volatile region, now facing a conflict of its own with its us ally. thousands protested here last week against donald trump's demand that gaza's population relocate to jordan. the families in this camp came from gaza, he says gazans have learned the lessons of previous generations translation: donald trump's - mentality is from the middle ages, that's not how things are done. jordan's government is treading a tightrope between its political ties to israel and the us, and its people's ties to the palestinians. the gaza war strained existing fault lines here. high unemployment here has left native jordanians in any more refugees. we can't find jobs. all these employees withoutjobs. so what happens if more refugees come tojordan? we will die. said that won't work. the choice is clear. jordan cannot take any number of palestinian refugees, so if the price is economic sanctions, that is a very small price to pay if you consider the existential

donald trump is a row with his trump is having a row with his neighbours, with canada, he is eu.n; ee': aging; if. ' w ' ' ' to its globalfootprint, comes to its global footprint, is trying to expand that. china is trying to expand that. it's already one of world it's already one of the world leading trading partners for 120 different countries, especially across emerging economies like the global the ichinese president south. the chinese president might an to might see an opportunity to stand in contrast to the united states. in stand in contrast to the united states. ., states. in a moment we will take - reaction _ states. in a moment we will take - reaction from - states. in a moment we will l take - reaction from mexico reaction canada as hula" ' ' 777bu7t7f7irst,77 7 7 7 77 7bu7t7f7irst,7here7 7 but first, here is well, but first, here is thomas in washington. she explained what president trump was trying to achieve by the imposition of trade tariffs on these three countries. the border to stop the illegal flow of drugs into the us. and for donald trump, this will be a win,

and in january 2020, and neighbours heard screams. they called the police.y called the police again and again, the girl was already murdered by her ex—boyfriend. and it was a horrible story. it was even before the full—scale invasion of ukraine. and it was some kind of consolation, probably, to this young woman's mother, to herfamily, then i talked to this young woman's mother after she learned that he was freed. i don't think devastated is a strong enough word that this very idea ofjustice was just cancelled there. of any society. do we know how big the issue is? how many criminals have been released? mm. the convicts were recruited in privacy, in secret, in exchange forfighting in ukraine, there must be a possibility, how difficult is it going to be, do you think, to get back into normal life again? there have been changes in russian society which are irrevocable. and returning ex—convicts. .. well, i would assume that the violence rates at some point would spike up. people could try to pretend but obviously this war has already scarred the russian society

president trump has once again said that neighbouring in from gaza. but as lucy williamson reports from thejordanian capital, a small country surrounded by conflicts, saturated with refugees. in a volatile region, now facing a conflict of its own with its us ally. chanting thousands protested here last week against donald trump's demand that gaza's population relocate to jordan. a plan seen as helping israel's far right nationalists take over palestinian land. jordan is already home seeking temporary shelter maher azazi left jabalia in northern gaza when he was a toddler. he says gazans have learned the lessons and will refuse to leave. now digging through the rubble of their house or the days of the native americans and he's an arrogant narcissist. that's not how things are done. jordan's government is treading a tightrope and its people's ties to the palestinians. the gaza war strained existing fault lines here. is pushing them to breaking point. high unemployment here if gazans come tojordan? we will die. from its key military ally. donald trump ha

course of a business that's been around for half a century hurts a lot. just across the river. a neighbourll, president trump has warned that the european union could be the next target in his battle to make, we have china react with some retaliatory of some retaliatory tariffs of its own these seem minimal and own but these seem minimal and we know president is to speak with the president soon. resident soon. a is in sight? a is insight? i think a deal is in sight? i it is very likely. we think a deal is in sight? i iiforgeti likely. we think a deal is in sight? i iiforgeti like many of think a deal is in sight? i ii forgeti like many of this :’ ’;f’ ’: (mposmg but the fififi'g'gffif'gg �*féf 355313 7 h but the tariffs 7 fififi'g'gffif'gg �*féf 355313 but the tariffs are tariffs, but the tariffs are aimed at achieving fl - other goal, and they do some other goal. and so they do some other goal. and so they do some self—harm on the inflict some self—harm on the us so there is another us economy, so there is another arrangement to be that arrangement to be made that could that, i there could avoid t

and by the time neighbours themselves took down the door, and it was a horrible story. it was even before the full—scale invasion of ukraine. and these men were sentenced to 17 years in prison. to this young woman's mother, to herfamily, but right after the full—scale invasion started, after he spent probably less than a year in prison, was pardoned by putin and for me, it exemplifies the major shift in russian society. then i talked to this young woman's mother after she learned that he was freed. i don't think devastated is a strong enough word in the country of 140 million people, that this very idea of justice was just cancelled there. and people now have to adapt to this new society without any rules. because, i mean, like, this idea of crime and punishment is one of the basic parts of any society. mm. and many people didn't even believe it was possible. there must be a possibility, to get back into normal life again? which are irrevocable. this immunity in exchange for fighting in the war, well, i would assume that the violence rates at some point would spike up.

trump himself, saying that to tackle the demand is the biggest trade crisis between these three neighboursgreement in 1994. the imposition of tariffs, but it's only for a month. of this on canada? and referring to the 51st state, there's going the point from the canadian argument is that simply large of fentanyl are not getting in from that border. you know, it's gotten off to a very, very hostile start andzwhat's: your feeling about from here on between mexico and the us? if we take away a little bit of the bluster and we look at, to be made. i think in a sense, as the two leaders work out what their relationship will be going forward, doesn't want confrontation. they want to see migrants treated with humanity. in place tent cities, but it's a very temporary initial response. so, look, there's plenty of flash points ahead. so, how did america get to this extraordinary period deal more consensual than now. then came the �*60s. election when lyndonjohnson swept to victory over up to this point, the republican party had of america was his cancellation of the fairness licences to report in a

the us — with a major escalation in the trade war being waged by president trump. to the dismay of neighbournd major supplier canada. the changes take effect next month. and pharmaceuticals. exception on all aluminium and all steel. four—week period — maybe on a weekly basis, and maybe together — but we'll be talking about other subjects like cars. in addition to that, all of which will bring in a lot ofjobs into our country. and america is going to be stronger than it ever was before. threats injust a moment — but first let's focus on steel. the changes take effect next month. the president also warned there could be similar moves to come for other industries including cars and pharmaceuticals. here's what he had to say. essentially, we're putting on a 25% tariff, without exception on all aluminium and all steel. and it's going to mean a lot of businesses are going to be opening in the united states. now, we're going to be meeting over the next and maybe we'll do a couple of them at different times, and maybe together — but we'll be talking about other subjects like cars. we'll be talking a