The Guardian
First polls have closed as Trump told to โstay out of our electionโ
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This page is an archive of main headlines from the UK for 29.04.2025.
It displays 145 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
29.04.2025 โข Day Carney Defied Trump After Iberian Blackout Ended
โจMark Carney's Liberals secured a surprise victory in the Canadian election, with his defiant message that "Trump will never break Canada" dominating early morning headlines. Though initially reported as a majority, by afternoon CBC projected Carney would lead a minority government.
Power gradually returned across Spain and Portugal after yesterday's massive blackout affecting 50 million people. Spain ruled out cyber-attacks while opening a sabotage investigation, with The Sun reporting "unusual activity" in the UK grid. Spiked and Breitbart blamed reliance on solar energy and "Net Zero madness" for exacerbating the crisis.
Domestically, two men accused of felling Sycamore Gap tree appeared in court, allegedly filming themselves during the "moronic mission." Tony Blair publicly clashed with Ed Miliband over "irrational" net-zero policies, creating tension within Labour.
The day concluded with PSG defeating Arsenal 1-0 in their Champions League semi-final first leg.
Power gradually returned across Spain and Portugal after yesterday's massive blackout affecting 50 million people. Spain ruled out cyber-attacks while opening a sabotage investigation, with The Sun reporting "unusual activity" in the UK grid. Spiked and Breitbart blamed reliance on solar energy and "Net Zero madness" for exacerbating the crisis.
Domestically, two men accused of felling Sycamore Gap tree appeared in court, allegedly filming themselves during the "moronic mission." Tony Blair publicly clashed with Ed Miliband over "irrational" net-zero policies, creating tension within Labour.
The day concluded with PSG defeating Arsenal 1-0 in their Champions League semi-final first leg.
29.04.2025
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The Independent
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00:19โขIberian Power Gradually Restored As Emergency Declared
โจThe newspapers report extensively on a massive power outage affecting Spain and Portugal, with several sources noting that power is gradually returning (Sky News, The Independent, The Times). Spain has declared a state of emergency with 30,000 officers deployed (Daily Mail, The Times). The Daily Mail controversially questions whether "Net Zero" green energy policies exacerbated the crisis. Meanwhile, Canada's election concludes with first polls closing, as candidates urge unity against Trump's tariff threats (BBC News, The Guardian). Other stories include immigration protests in Ireland (Spiked) and BBC's failure to address "unacceptable" staff behavior in the Huw Edwards case (The Sun).
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The Guardian
Power begins to return to Spain and Portugal after unprecedented blackout
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The Guardian
First polls have closed as Trump told to โstay out of our electionโ
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BBC
First results projected as Canada chooses PM to take on Trump
Mark Carney's Liberal Party, which has been in power for a decade, and the Conservatives led by Pierre Poilievre are clear front-runners.
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BBC
First results suggest tight race in pivotal Canadian election
The Liberal Party's Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre of the Conservatives are clear front-runners to be the country's next PM.
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The Guardian
Canada election 2025 live: first results come in as Trump told to โstay out of our electionโ
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BBC
Early results suggest tight race in pivotal Canadian election
Polls have closed in most of the country, with the Liberal Party's Mark Carney and Conservative Pierre Poilievre clear front-runners to be PM.
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BBC
Liberals projected to win Canada election - CBC
Polls have closed around the country, with Mark Carney's Liberal Party projected to form a government.
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Assassinations, spies and taxes... as Canadians head to the polls, several other countries are closely watching.
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The Guardian
Canada election 2025 live: Mark Carneyโs Liberal party projected to win after running on anti-Trump platform
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Pierre Poilievreโs Conservatives expected to come second in race that was turned on its head by Trumpโs comments about the USโs northern neighbour
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Spain declares a national emergency as millions of people are left without power amid chaotic scenes.
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Jacob Mchangama on Trumpโs censoriousness, Britainโs thoughtpolice and the return of blasphemy laws to Europe.
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The Guardian
Canada election 2025 live: Pierre Poilievre congratulates Mark Carney after Liberal party wins
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World | Sarah Hooper
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05:32โขCarney's Liberals Secure Surprise Canadian Victory
โจThe newspapers report extensively on two major international stories. First, Mark Carney's Liberal Party has won the Canadian election in what multiple sources describe as a stunning comeback or turnaround against Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives (The Guardian, The Independent, Sky News, The Times). Second, Spain and Portugal continue to struggle with a massive power outage, with Spain declaring a national emergency as millions remain without electricity (BBC News, Metro). Meanwhile, The Spectator questions what Putin might have given North Korea in exchange for its help in Ukraine, while Spiked raises concerns about free speech restrictions in Britain and Europe.
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The Guardian
Canada election 2025 live: Mark Carney says โTrump is trying to break usโ after Liberal win
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The Liberal Party has claimed victory against Pierre Poilievreโs Conservative Party but might have to form a minority government
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BBC
Power begins to return after mass blackouts hit Spain and Portugal
Power has been restored to about 90% of mainland Spain, but a state of emergency remains in place.
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The Guardian
Mark Carney says โTrump is trying to break usโ after Liberal win
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In his victory speech, he acknowledged the influence of President Trump, saying that the US leader was โtrying to break us so he can own usโ
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BBC
Power returning to Spain and Portugal as authorities work to establish cause of mass outages
Power has been restored to more than 99% of mainland Spain, but a state of emergency remains in place.
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In his victory speech, he acknowledged the influence of President Trump, saying that the US leader was โtrying to break us so he can own usโ
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BBC
Power returning to Spain and Portugal as officials work to establish cause of mass outages
Power has been restored to more than 99% of mainland Spain, but a state of emergency remains in place.
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HRH 'BREACH' | Royals
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06:50โขCarney's Defiant Victory Rebukes Trump
โจThe newspapers report extensively on two major international stories. First, Mark Carney's Liberal Party has secured a historic win in Canada's election, with multiple sources highlighting his defiant message that "Trump will never break Canada" (The Guardian, The Independent, Sky News, The Spectator, The Times). Second, power has been mostly restored across Spain and Portugal following massive outages, though a state of emergency remains (BBC News, The Mirror). In domestic politics, the Conservatives are accused of "gifting" a by-election to Reform UK (HuffPost UK), while royal watchers note Meghan Markle allegedly risks breaking her "Megxit" agreement (The Sun).
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World | Sarah Hooper
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UK | Noora Mykkanen
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New Statesman
Parties elected with a small minority of the vote will increasingly lack democratic legitimacy.
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Tech | Josh Milton
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In his victory speech, he acknowledged the influence of President Trump, saying that the US leader was โtrying to break us so he can own usโ
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BBC
'We slept on the floor like dogs': Travel chaos in Spain, as officials try to find power cut cause
Passengers spent the night in train stations and sports halls, as power outages caused travel chaos in Spain and Portugal.
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New Statesman
Since Donald Trumpโs inauguration, America has experienced a complete regime change.
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The Guardian
Carney clinches victory and says โTrump is trying to break usโ as Conservative leader Poilievre loses seat
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Breitbart UK
Jordan Bardella, the president of the French populist National Rally party, has confirmed that he will stand in the next presidential election if the ban against his long-time mentor, Marine Le Pen, from running is upheld.
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The Guardian
Carney clinches victory and says โTrump is trying to break usโ as Conservative leader Poilievre set to lose seat
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The Spectator
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BEATEN TO DEATH | UK News
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BBC
Spain rules out cyber-attack as cause of major power cuts, as travel chaos continues
Portugal's prime minister also says there is no indication of a cyber-attack, as officials investigate what caused the power cuts.
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10:29โขCarney Vows Canadian Resistance To Trump
โจThe newspapers report extensively on Mark Carney's victory in Canada's election, with his defiant statement that "Trump will never break us" (The Guardian, The Independent, The Times). Spain and Portugal continue addressing major power outages, with both countries ruling out cyber-attacks as the cause of disruptions (BBC News, Metro). In France, Jordan Bardella confirms he will run for president if Marine Le Pen's court ban is upheld (Breitbart London). Domestically, a court heard that suspects accused of felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree sent video evidence of their act (Daily Mail), while the New Statesman characterizes Trump's first 100 days as "autocracy."
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PURE EVIL | UK News
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BBC
Donald Trump hits 100-day milestone in second term as US president
In three whirlwind months, he has reshaped the US government, while upending diplomatic and economic relationships around the world.
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HuffPost UK
Ellie Reeves Says Rachel Was Destined To Be Chancellor
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BBC
Trump's first 100 days - in numbers
We measure this US presidency so far on polling, actions, economy and immigration.
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Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers are also accused of damaging Hadrianโs Wall
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'MINDLESS VANDALISM' | UK News
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DARK ARTS | World News
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UK | Katie Boyden
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Renewables have made our energy grids dangerously unreliable.
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The Spectator
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BBC
Carney celebrates historic win in Canada, with Conservative rival Poilievre projected to lose seat
The Liberal Party wins the election - but it's still too close to call whether the centre-left party will get a majority in parliament.
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UK | Sam Corbishley
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UK | Sam Corbishley
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DARK ARTS | World News
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The Guardian
โTrump wanted to break usโ, says Carney as Liberals triumph in Canadian election
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One PMโs humiliating journey from babbling on about โfemale penisesโ to common sense.
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13:14โขCarney's Victory Celebrated As Sycamore Fellers Face Court
โจThe newspapers report extensively on Mark Carney's historic Liberal Party victory in Canada's election, with headlines highlighting his defiant stance against Trump (BBC News, The Guardian, The Independent). In domestic news, the trial of two men accused of felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree continues, with multiple sources reporting they allegedly filmed themselves during what prosecutors called a "moronic mission" (Metro, The Mirror, Daily Mail, The Times). Other stories include Rachel Reeves' childhood frugality foreshadowing her role as Chancellor (HuffPost UK), concerns about UK power grid "unusual activity" amid Spanish blackout investigations (The Sun), and ongoing gender politics debates involving PM Starmer and Ian Hislop (Spiked, The Spectator).
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Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers are also accused of damaging Hadrianโs Wall
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CROSSBOW HORROR | UK News
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Breitbart UK
Spainโs energy network remains silent on the cause of the European blackout, but said a solar power failure was โvery possibleโ.
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Accused men โrevelledโ in attack, prosecution tells Newcastle crown court
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The Spectator
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Breaking | Live
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The Spectator
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Breaking | Live
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Sky News
Breaking | Live
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The Sun
LOOKS GREAT, HONEY! | Royals
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The Independent
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15:19โขKate Debuts New Look On Royal Anniversary Trip
โจThe newspapers report on two main topics. First, royal news dominates tabloids with the Prince and Princess of Wales making an anniversary trip to the Isle of Mull, with multiple sources highlighting Kate's new "honey brown" hairstyle and jewelry on their 14th wedding anniversary (Daily Mail, The Mirror, The Sun). Second, energy policy debates continue with reports on Spain's blackout potentially linked to solar energy failures (Breitbart London), while domestically Tony Blair and Ed Miliband reportedly clash over net zero policies (The Independent). The trial of those accused of felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree continues (The Times, Metro).
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Backlash follows reports that the online giant will display how much President Trumpโs trade war has added to the price of individual goods
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The Independent
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BOTTOMS UP! | Royals
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BBC
Canada-US partnership will be 'on our terms, not theirs', Carney tells BBC after election win
Canadian PM Mark Carney says he will only visit Washington when there's a "serious discussion to be had" that respects Canada's sovereignty.
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The poll also shows Labour with 18% are behind Reform (26%) and the Conservatives (25%) when it comes to voting intention in the areas where elections are taking place.
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BBC
Carney celebrates Canadian election win as Poilievre loses seat
In an interview with the BBC, Mark Carney says he will only visit Washington when there's a "serious discussion to be had" that respects Canada's sovereignty.
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The former prime minister said attempts to phase out fossil fuels are โdoomed to failโ
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100 Days Of Trump โ 99 Problems For Starmer
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Speaking exclusively to the BBC, Canada's PM says he will only visit the US when there is a "serious discussion to be had".
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Breaking | Live
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Breaking | Live
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Breaking | Live
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FRENCH FANTASY | Champions League
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MANE MAN | Champions League
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19:11โขCarney Pledges Canadian Independence From Trump
โจThe newspapers report on Trump's first 100 days as president, with coverage highlighting tensions with Canada as PM Carney states he'll deal with Trump "on our terms" (BBC News, HuffPost UK). Trump's White House redecoration featuring gold decor (The Mirror) and his call with Bezos over Amazon tariffs (Sky News) capture media attention. Domestically, Tony Blair's criticism of "irrational" net-zero policies creates conflict with Ed Miliband (The Times, The Independent), while a Channel 4 poll shows voters preferring "none of the above" as leader. In sports, PSG leads Arsenal 1-0 in Champions League (The Sun).
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The former prime minister said attempts to phase out fossil fuels are โdoomed to failโ
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MANE MAN | Champions League
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The UK is fed up with tax, housing, the cost of living and public services and donโt really trust anyone to fix it โ thatโs the finding of our exclusive poll tonight.
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MANE MAN | Champions League
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The Sun
MANE MAN | Champions League
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MANE MAN | Champions League
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BBC
Carneyโs Liberal Party falls short of winning majority in election, public broadcaster projects
Carney's victory is a remarkable turnaround for Canada's centre-left Liberal Party, while Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre loses his seat.
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MANE MAN | Champions League
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BBC
Carney's Liberal Party projected to form minority government, falling short of majority - CBC
The Liberals' minority victory means they will have to work with smaller parties to govern after defeating Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives.
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MANE MAN | Champions League
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BBC
Carney's Liberal Party projected to form minority government in Canada, falling short of majority - CBC
The Liberals' minority victory means they will have to work with smaller parties to govern after defeating Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives.
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MANE MAN | Champions League
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MANE MAN | Champions League
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BELE ACHE | Champions League
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BBC
Trump to address rally in Michigan as he marks 100 days in office
The president's speech comes after he signed an order easing the impact of his tariffs on US car makers.
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21:07โขBlair Calls Net-Zero Policies "Doomed To Fail"
โจThe newspapers report on three key themes. First, Trump's first 100 days in office remains prominent, with coverage of his Michigan rally (BBC News), joking about his "number one choice" for Pope, and resolving tensions with Amazon's Bezos (Sky News). Second, UK election coverage intensifies with Channel 4's debate revealing voter frustration over taxes, housing and public services. Third, energy policy debates continue as Tony Blair publicly clashes with Labour over "irrational" net-zero policies, calling attempts to phase out fossil fuels "doomed to fail" (The Times, The Independent).
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The Sun
GIG-A-GIG AH | Bizarre
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BBC
Trump addressing rally in Michigan as he marks 100 days in office
The president's speech comes after he signed an order easing the impact of his tariffs on US car makers.
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Breaking | Live
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Breaking | Live
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US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke after Canada's general election.
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The Guardian
Trump adjusts auto tariffs after claiming he โwanted to helpโ US automakers
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