Hello. The Trump administration has unveiled a raft of new tariffs on more than 90 countries - we have the latest updates and explain who has been hit hardest. The BBC has compiled more than 160 reports of children shot in the war in Gaza – we bring you two of the stories we've looked into. And finally, take a look at a huge new species of stick insect discovered in Australia.

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Trump raises Canada tariff to 35% as US unveils new levies on dozens of countries

Companies that bring foreign goods into the US will have to pay taxes to the government. Credit: Reuters

US President Donald Trump has announced a new wave of tariffs on more than 90 countries - find out what they are here. The new import taxes are set to come into effect on 7 August, with the exception of Canada, which saw tariffs increased overnight. Hardest hit is Brazil, which will see a 50% levy on goods entering America, but "unlike with other countries, this move isn’t about trade. It’s political", writes South America correspondent Ione Wells. And North America correspondent Anthony Zurcher and deputy economics editor Dharshini David assess whether what Trump sees as a victory may in the long-term come at a high price.

• What are tariffs?: Here's everything you need to know about the import taxes, how they work and why the US president uses them. 

• Price rises: These are the six things that could cost Americans more as a result of Trump's latest tariffs.

• Art of the deal: Getting trade agreements has been a fraught process for many countries, writes South East Asia correspondent Jonathan Head, who explains what it's like doing deals with the Trump administration.

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BBC gathers stories of children shot in Gaza

 Layan al-Majdalawi, two, and Mira Tanboura, six, were both killed in Gaza in separate incidents in November 2023. Credit: BBC

Layan al-Majdalawi and Mira Tanboura are two of more than 160 cases of children shot in Gaza, for whom the BBC has gathered accounts. The BBC found that in 95 of these cases, the child had been shot in the head or chest. In response to the findings around Layan and Mira’s deaths, the Israeli military said the details "have been recorded and will be examined by the competent authorities". It added: "Intentional harm to civilians, especially children, is strictly prohibited." Warning: This video contains distressing images.