We start the day's other headlines in Canada, where President Trump and British Prime Minister, Kier Starmour, say they finalized a trade deal that the two sides provisionally reached last month.

Speaking to reporters at the Group of Seven Summit this afternoon, the two leaders said the agreement would cut tariffs on goods from both countries.

But it does not address steel tariffs, which are still being

worked out. Earlier in the day, President Trump began the summit by saying that it was a, quote,

big mistake to remove Russia from what had been the group of eight. His comments came at the start

of what was expected to be a tense gathering of world leaders, which also includes Britain, Canada, France, Germany,

Italy, and Japan. Each is dealing with the impact of the president's tariffs. And Canada has

had to fend off the president's comments about making the country the 51st state. Speaking alongside

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Mr. Trump said that Russia's exit, following

its annexation of Crimea, helped lead to the current war in Ukraine.

If he were a member of what was called the G8 at that time, it was always the G8, you wouldn't

have a war right now.

He's not a happy person about it, I can tell you that.

He basically doesn't even speak to

the people that throw him out, and I agree with him. Trump is due to meet with Ukrainian president,

Volodymyr Zelensky, tomorrow. Zalinski is expected to ask Trump about new weapons purchases to help

Ukraine's war effort. In the meantime, European nations will try to persuade Trump about new weapons purchases to help Ukraine's war effort.

In the meantime, European nations will try to persuade Trump to slap tougher sanctions

on Moscow.

In Gaza, health officials say at least 34 Palestinians were killed today in the latest

violence near food distribution centers.

In the southern city of Khan Yunus, family members and loved ones mourned those lost in the violence.

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