Six things that could cost more under Trump tariffs

Hello. Fears of a trade war have been sparked after the US imposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico, and upped a levy on China. Business reporter Michael Race takes a look at what it could mean for the prices US consumers pay. We also have video from Serbia, where chaos engulfed the country's parliament after MPs threw smoke grenades, we hear from an astronaut who's been stuck in space since June, and our royal correspondent Daniela Relph has the latest on the Duchess of Sussex's new Netflix show.

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Analysing the impact of Trump's tariffs

In the first days of his presidency Trump announced the tariffs but then delayed those on Mexico and Canada for a month. Credit: EPA

Tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China coming into the US are now in force. President Donald Trump says that this will protect the American economy, yet some analysts fear these extra taxes could push up prices for US households. Business reporter Michael Race takes a look at six items that could soon become more expensive. There are also fears that the tariffs could "disrupt global trade", after stock market falls were seen on Tuesday. And it doesn't look like either side is willing to back down, with Canada's PM branding the levies "a very dumb thing to do" and announcing retaliatory measures. China has warned it will fight “to the bitter end” while announcing its own tariffs and Mexico is expected to do the same in the coming days.

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And finally... in the US

Meghan's "new chapter" has landed on Netflix. With Love, Meghan, sees the Duchess of Sussex showcase her love of cooking and entertaining in eight episodes. As with everything Meghan does, reactions are mixed. In a little over 90 seconds and showcasing scenes from the series, BBC royal correspondent Daniela Relph gets a feel for the duchess' latest venture.