The Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, has been setting out his plan to respond to the threat posed by President Trump's import tariffs and his ambition to turn Canada into a US state. Mr Carney's party had a shock comeback in his country's general election. Also: President Trump is marking 100 days since he took office. And farewell to Mike Peters, the frontman of Welsh rockers The Alarm.

Millions of people in Spain and Portugal are without electricity after the power grid went down across the entire Iberian Peninsula. The disruption could last a week, and the cause is still unclear. Also: President Putin announces another temporary ceasefire in Ukraine. And the trial has begun of ten men who are accused of stealing millions of pounds worth of jewellery from Kim Kardashian.

Canada's Prime Minister, Mark Carney, says he's 'heartbroken'.

World leaders, dignitaries and cardinals gather to bid farewell to Pope Francis

The search for a peace deal is continuing as the Kremlin says direct talks between Ukraine and Russia were discussed during a US envoy visit to Moscow. Also: The director of the FBI says a judge in Wisconsin has been arrested after allegedly trying to help an immigrant avoid arrest. And one of the UK's oldest ballet teachers has hung up her pointe shoes.

India and Pakistan have announced a series of measures against one another after 26 people were killed in Indian-administered Kashmir two days ago. Also: Online safety campaigners say new Ofcom regulations to protect young people don't go far enough. And pianist Igor Levit takes up the challenge of playing the same piece of music 840 times.

On her visit to the US, the Chancellor signals that Britain could lower tariffs on American cars as part of a trade deal -- but it won't relax food standards.

The IMF says President Trump's tariffs will contribute to a significant slowdown.

Millions of Catholics around the world are in mourning.

Israeli military acknowledges a series of failings led to the shooting of fifteen workers