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1. Minister due to face MPs after Trump tariffs unveiled

   Jonathan Reynolds is due to address MPs on Thursday morning after Mr Trump confirmed sweeping import levies.

2. Revealed: The London neighbourhoods 'gentrifying' most rapidly

   Areas with biggest jumps in average incomes have also seen disproportionate decreases in the number of black residents, analysis shows

3. Parents crying out for online regulation, MP Eastwood says

   Alliance MP Sorcha Eastwood said Sir Keir Starmer’s move to show Netflix drama Adolescence in schools shows the Government is ‘out of touch’.

4. Working age households predicted to be £400 worse off on average in year ahead

   Households face a ‘triple hit’ from tax, utility bill increases, and benefits failing to keep up with living costs, the Resolution Foundation said.

5. Education Secretary: More men needed in classrooms to be positive role models

   Bridget Phillipson will speak alongside Dame Rachel de Souza at the commissioner’s inaugural Festival Of Childhood: Our Future, Our Voice.

6. Yodelling monkeys produce greater frequency jumps than humans, study shows

   Leaps in monkey’s so-called ultra-yodels were ‘up to five times larger’ than in humans, researchers found.

7. Identity scams fuel record number of reports to fraud database

   Personal store cards, bank accounts and mobile phone accounts have been among the key targets for fraudsters, Cifas said.

8. Teenagers in England typically have ‘worse socio-emotional skills’ – study

   These weaknesses could have consequences for young people’s future employability, researchers warn.

9. Traitors sweater that is Claudia Winkleman’s ‘favourite’ to be auctioned

   More than 80 celebrities are auctioning items.

10. Cult classic Shenmue named most influential game of all time in Bafta poll

    The 1999 video game finished ahead of Doom and Super Mario Bros in the public vote.