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Nike and Apple were among brands worst hit, but Trump maintained the US economy would ultimately "boom".

BBC Verify's Ben Chu takes a look at the wide range of different tariffs being imposed on countries.

BBC News reports on assisted dying in Canada, where some say it's now easier to choose to die than get support to live

Palestinian authorities say children were among the dead, while Israel says it hit a Hamas command-and-control centre.

The brands are warning of the impact of employer National Insurance Contribution rises which kick in on Sunday.

At CinemaCon in Las Vegas, Cruise led the crowd in a moment of silence to honour Kilmer.

Annual passenger numbers are due to almost double to 32 million, despite environmental concerns.

Warm, bright conditions are expected but come with a warning about wildfires.

The BBC's Hugo Bachega explores the future for Hezbollah in the wake of Israel's devastating attacks.

The Solong cargo ship struck the Stena Immaculate tanker off the East Yorkshire coast on 10 March.

The man was killed by a single bullet from an officer, police say.

Donald Trump slaps much of the world with a 10% baseline tariff while others face even higher rates. Our correspondents answer your questions.

The EU has enormous economic clout as the biggest single market in the world, but does not want to risk a backlash.

We dig into what the US president has said, what it could mean, and why it is happening now.

The business secretary says he wants to reach an economic deal but would take "necessary steps' if talks failed.

A table showing all the new US tariffs announced by President Trump on Wednesday

Sasha Nathwani's debut tells the story of an ambitious British Iranian teen and her friends in the city.

Most the papers lead on the fallout from Trump's announcement of a raft of tariffs that has wiped trillions from global markets.

How much attention did you pay to what has been going on in the world over the past seven days?

Big in Asia, live shopping involves brands putting on live shows to sell direct to shoppers.

Despite the increasing number of potential buyers, neither the app nor its Chinese owner have confirmed they will do a deal.

The climate prize ceremony will come just before Brazil hosts the COP30 climate summit in November.

The BBC gets hands-on with the hotly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2, launching in June.

The Charity Commission has launched an investigation into the dispute at the Sentebale charity he co-founded.

The Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says the US "cannot annex other countries".

North Sentinel is home to a tribe that does not have contact with the outside world.

Sally Wynter says she hit an emergency button several times after being attacked but received no answer.

The PM says Labour councils will work "hand-in-hand" with the government on issues like potholes and policing.

Drinks such as sugar-free squash are off the menu for young children, say health advisers.

A resident says he was able to humanely catch the hawk, which has attacked an estimated 50 people.

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How assisted dying works in California and Canada.

And how will the UK be affected?

Ange Postecoglou had a torrid night as Tottenham lost at Chelsea, facing the fury of his own fans. He cupped his ear towards them when he thought they had equalised - so has that made things worse?

After US president Donald Trump unveiled his new trade tariffs, BBC sports editor Dan Roan looks at what impact the move could have on the world of sport.

Michael Vaughan believes it would be "nonsense" and "selfish" for England to make Ben Stokes a white-ball captain.

The top 20 ATP and WTA tennis players send a letter to the four Grand Slams asking for more prize money.

After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?