This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Andrew Peach and in the early hours of Friday the 30th of May, these are our main stories.

The US Court of Appeals has temporarily halted Wednesday's ruling that would have blocked many of President Trump's new trade tariffs.

Hamas says a ceasefire proposal that Israel's agreed to won't guarantee an end

the war in Gaza or allow hundreds of trucks to bring aid into the territory. Officials in Mexico

say five members of a music band whose bodies have been found following their disappearance

at the weekend were murdered by drug traffickers.

Also in this podcast, no equal billing for women's tennis in France.

And I hope whoever is making a decision, I don't think they have daughters, because I don't think they want to treat their daughters like this.

Tariffs were perhaps the centrepiece of Donald Trump's election-winning promise to put America first.

He called it Liberation Day when he presented his plans, imposing them on 57 countries two months ago.

Since then, global markets have lurched up and down in reaction to further threats, negotiations and pauses. On Wednesday, a federal

U.S. Court ruled the tariffs unlawful. This was the response from the White House delivered by

spokesperson Caroline Levitt. President Trump is in the process of rebalancing America's trading

agreements with the entire world, bringing tens of billions of dollars

in tariff revenues to our country, and finally ending the United States of America from being

ripped off. These judges are threatening to undermine the credibility of the United States

on the world stage. The administration has already filed an emergency motion for a stay pending

appeal and an immediate administrative

stay to strike down this egregious decision.

Then on Thursday, the U.S. Court of Appeals temporarily halted Wednesday's ruling by the

Specialist Court, so the tariff plan is reinstated.

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