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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-us-canada-44423072
The US president has made it clear he believes the removal of tariffs against his G7 allies should come at a price - and he doesn't expect the US to pick up the tab.
His statements on the sidelines of the contentious G7 summit come just weeks after his administration slapped metals tariffs on Canada, the US and Mexico, who quickly announced their own retaliatory measures.
Has anybody else noticed the falling quality of reports and news articles online? And its not just BBC I'm afraid. Not only 5 out of 10 stories google points out to me as worth reading are football related yes war going on in half of the world and growing tensions around most of the rest of it but the most important thing to me should be how much a gayboy is being payed to chase a ball around the park.
The falling quality of the oher stories is just terrible constant misrepresentation of facts bad spelling confusing facts and a fair dose of just sheer bullshit is what the news seem to consist of, earlier on I was reading an article about a mother being arrested after a suspicious death of her daughter they spelled her surname 3 different ways through the article come on I now I should be more leniant after all it was The Daily Mail so you have to take into account at least partial illiteracy of the author but come on hire a proof reader!
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