内容摘要：Economists have warned the introduction of the import taxes by the US, and the responses from other countries, could lead to prices rising on a wide range of products, from cars, lumber, and steel to food and alcohol.

Economists have warned the introduction of the import taxes by the US, and the responses from other countries, could lead to prices rising on a wide range of products, from cars, lumber, and steel to food and alcohol.

"I kind of thought I was fit enough to get a Personal Best, but there's no way I would have got through this without the support of my family, friends and particularly my wife Eleanor."Claire Wood Hill, chief executive of The National Brain Appeal charity, said the £19,000 Mr Wade had raised by running the London Marathon would go towards "finding new ways to diagnose, treat and ultimately cure a range of neurological conditions".

A fourth Iranian man has been arrested as part of a counter-terrorism investigation in London.The Metropolitan Police said the 31-year-old was detained in north-west London on Friday morning under the National Security Act.Three other men - all from Iran and aged 39, 44 and 55 - were arrested in London on 3 May as part of the investigation.

Police have obtained warrants to hold those three men until 17 May.Police said searches were carried out at two addresses in north-west London on Friday.

All four men have been detained under section 27 of the National Security Act 2023, which authorises police to detain those suspected of "foreign power threat activity".

The investigation is separate to one involving an alleged plot to target the Israeli embassy in London, for which four other Iranian men are still being questioned, while a fifth has been released on bail."If someone on social media, or an online marketplace, is selling a pet online, ask to view the animal in person or via a video call before paying any money."

She added: "Protect your money and do not pay a deposit or a holding fee without seeing if the animal is genuine first."It is a route which has operated for more than 100 years, but for the UK's longest direct train service linking Aberdeen and Penzance it is finally the end of the line.

The connection - first established back in 1921 - is 775 miles (1,247km) long.However, the packed train from the north east of Scotland on Friday morning was the last to run the route, and arrived in Cornwall more than 13 hours later at 21:40. Operator CrossCountry said the decision to end the service was aimed at a "more efficient timetable".