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The global economy faces more uncertainty after a bombshell court ruling blocked Donald Trump's tariffs, a man has been charged with injuring 79 people during a car crash in Liverpool, and Andrew Tate's lawyers have said he and his brother will return to the UK to face charges.

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1 | Trump fury over US court bid to block tariffs – as experts warn uncertainty could hit economy

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2 | Man charged after car driven into crowds at Liverpool FC victory parade

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3 | Farage abortion plans would have 'catastrophic consequences for women'

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4 | Lawyers say Andrew Tate and brother Tristan will return to UK to face rape and trafficking charges

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5 | Drought declared in northwest England after record dry weather

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