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"I felt really bad for leaving him," Emma says, adding: "The panic had kicked in and I thought it was just best to get out of the situation."

"We’re not running this like a football stadium where you get all logos all over the place for kicking in money," CNN quoted Painter as saying.

While bond yields have settled, some might argue the damage has already been done as they remain higher than before the blanket tariffs kicked in.

A baseline tariff of 10% on almost all foreign imports to the US kicked in on 5 April, although some countries and goods are exempt.

Two teenage girls aged 14 and 13 have pleaded guilty to assaults including at a school and college in Bridgend where victims were kicked in the head and blackmailed.