russell trott reports.r, all doing well and presented to the world's media as the world's newest first family. new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, and her partner clark, with three—day—old neve, appearing in public for the first time, apparently unflustered by all the attention, sleeping in fact, well, like a baby. we had a shortlist of names. we wanted to wait until the baby arrived to really see which one felt like it worked. but we chose neve because we just liked it. when we met her we thought she looked like she suited the name. also it means in various forms bright and radiant and snow, which seemed like a good combination for matariki and for solstice. for new dad clark gayford, it's also the chance to take a break from being in front of the cameras — his dayjob is a television presenter — to be a househusband. actually i won't forget the look on jacinda's face when she finally held the baby. it was all a bit of a blur for both of us but she had obviously been through so much and then final

russell trott reports. ifa if a trade war is looming, it will be fought on many fronts. trump ta riffs be fought on many fronts. the trump tariffs on steel and aluminium imports are designed, he says, to protect americanjobs imports are designed, he says, to protect american jobs and american workers‘ wages, and amount to 25% on steel and a 10% tax on aluminium. they have been met with a barrage of criticism accusing the us of launching an attack as unprovoked as it is unnecessary. these tariffs are totally u na cce pta ble. it is unnecessary. these tariffs are totally unacceptable. we sent steel totally unacceptable. we sent steel to the united states that is vital for their businesses, and their defence industry. it is patently absurd. it is totally unacceptable that a country is imposing unilateral measures. translation: it is totally inadequate. we reject it completely. we think it will damage consumers, not the industry. translation: it is a brutal and u na cce pta ble translation: it is a brutal and unacceptable decision. it is the law of the strongest, but interna

russell trott reports.show it off. meet the 150 million —year—old theropods discovered in wyoming in the united states, shipped over to france and squeezed into the eiffel tower before being sold at auction. at almost nine metres long, the skeleton is unusually complete. it is believed to have been a carnivore and a relation to tyrannosaurus rex, with hollow bones and three toed feet. they were hoping for a higher price, and they got one. the buyer, a french private individual, paying around 2 million euros for the fossil. the auctioneer says he has been assured it will be put on display in a museum for everyone to enjoy. but not everyone is happy. some palaeontologists field sales to private buyers mean valuable fossils are being lost to science. our problem lies here in the fact that the specimen was auctioned in a very public manner, and in a way that was geared particularly to engage a lot of people in the sale, and ultimately to raise up the price of the specimen itself. some people have looked at the

russell trott reports. isa is a trade war is looming, it will be fought on many fronts.erican workers wages. 25% tariff on steel and 10% of aluminium. they've met with a barrage of criticism, a accusing the us of launching an attack this is unnecessary. this is unacceptable. it is blatantly absurd. it is totally unacceptable that the country is imposing unilateral measures. it is totally inadequate. we reject it completely. we think it will damage consumers, not the end district. it is the law of the strongest but international relations don't fall under the law of the strongest. today's decision is wrong, harmful for europe and the us itself. friday's deadline and exemption from the tariffs is now expired. the commerce secretary said a lack of processing recent talks left the us with little choice. there is overproduction of steel and there is overcapacity throughout the world and so we have needed to deal with it in a very global manner. with stock markets down and your‘s leaders now about to unleash their retaliatory forces on a battle ground wanted to avoid, how to r

russell trott reports. if a trade war is looming, it will be fought on many fronts.ariffs on steel and aluminium imports are designed, he says, to protect american jobs and american workers‘ wages, and amount to 25% on steel and a 10% tax on aluminium. they have been met with a barrage of criticism, accusing the us of launching an attack as unprovoked as it is unnecessary. these tariffs are totally u na cce pta ble. we send steel to the united states that is vital for their businesses, and their defence industry. it is patently absurd. it is totally unacceptable that a country is imposing unilateral measures. translation: it is totally inadequate. we reject it completely. we think it will damage consumers, not the industry. translation: it is a brutal and unacceptable decision. it is the law of the strongest, but international relations don't fall under the law of the strongest. translation: today's decision is wrong. it is harmful for europe, but also for the us itself. friday's deadline and two—month—long exemption from the tariffs has now expired. commerce secreta