US Supreme Court strikes down President Trump's Tariffs
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The US Supreme Court ruled that President Trump exceeded his authority by using a law reserved for national emergencies in order to push through his global trade tariffs. We explain what it means and speak to Stephen Moore, a former economic advisor in Trump's first term. Also: the Metropolitan Police says it is contacting former and current protection officers to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. And, as GB curlers go for gold in Italy, we look at how the sport is growing at home.
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