The UK will likely be pushing hard for a better deal after President Donald Trump unveiled the new tariffs set to impact the region.

Trump announced new levies on goods coming into the US, including 10 percent on all UK imports and 20 percent on those from the European Union.

UK correspondent Enda Brady says the UK is among many countries that will be pushing back against the tariffs - with discussions set to take place over the coming days.

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The UK will likely be pushing hard for a better deal after President Donald Trump unveiled the new tariffs set to impact the region.
Trump announced new levies on goods coming into the US, including 10 percent on all UK imports and 20 percent on those from the European Union.
UK correspondent Enda Brady says the UK is among many countries that will be pushing back against the tariffs - with discussions set to take place over the coming days.
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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on the UK's response to Donald Trump's tariffs

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Social media companies could be facing hefty fines if they don't do enough to keep under-16s off their sites under a new bill, according to the Australian Government.

The fines would be aimed at sites like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, and the bill is designed to boost the eSafety Commission’s information gathering powers.

Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says concerns have been raised that the social media giants haven't been doing enough to keep the under-16s off their platforms - and the rest of the world will be watching this for their own bans.

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Social media companies could be facing hefty fines if they don't do enough to keep under-16s off their sites under a new bill, according to the Australian Government.
The fines would be aimed at sites like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook, and the bill is designed to boost the eSafety Commission’s information gathering powers.
Australian correspondent Oliver Peterson says concerns have been raised that the social media giants haven't been doing enough to keep the under-16s off their platforms - and the rest of the world will be watching this for their own bans.
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Oliver Peterson: Australian correspondent on the Government looking to fine social media companies over teen ban

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A reduced All Blacks squad of 36 has travelled to Baltimore for Sunday's fourth and final rugby test of the series against the Springboks.

Three players have been ruled out after suffering injuries in the third match - Ardie Savea has a dislocated shoulder, Quinn Tupaea picked up a knee knock, and Luke Jacobson injured an elbow tendon.

Sportstalk host recapped the team's defeat in Soweto, and speculated about what this latest loss means for the Kiwi side's World Cup odds.

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A reduced All Blacks squad of 36 has travelled to Baltimore for Sunday's fourth and final rugby test of the series against the Springboks.
Three players have been ruled out after suffering injuries in the third match - Ardie Savea has a dislocated shoulder, Quinn Tupaea picked up a knee knock, and Luke Jacobson injured an elbow tendon.
Sportstalk host recapped the team's defeat in Soweto, and speculated about what this latest loss means for the Kiwi side's World Cup odds.
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Jason Pine: Sportstalk host on the Springboks beating out the All Blacks 29-24 in Soweto

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It's been a big season for the Warriors, as they await their upcoming qualifying final this weekend.

The Kiwi side will host the Dolphins next Saturday at Go Media Mt Smart, and they're guaranteed another home final irrespective of that result.

Former Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson says the side's been 'grinding hard' all season, and he's hoping the second NRL home final will take place at Mt Smart over Eden Park.

"I've got no doubt that we'd probably go close to selling out Eden Park anyway, but the fan experience and even the player experience - and I've been fortunate to play both venues - and even though Eden Park is a world-class facility, it's not the best spot to play at." 

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It's been a big season for the Warriors, as they await their upcoming qualifying final this weekend.
The Kiwi side will host the Dolphins next Saturday at Go Media Mt Smart, and they're guaranteed another home final irrespective of that result.
Former Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson says the side's been 'grinding hard' all season, and he's hoping the second NRL home final will take place at Mt Smart over Eden Park.
"I've got no doubt that we'd probably go close to selling out Eden Park anyway, but the fan experience and even the player experience - and I've been fortunate to play both venues - and even though Eden Park is a world-class facility, it's not the best spot to play at."&nbsp;
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Shaun Johnson: Former Warriors halfback ahead of this weekend's playoff against the Dolphins at Mt Smart

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Enda Brady: UK correspondent on the UK's response to Donald Trump's tariffs

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