that is said that the suspect, to from afghanistan was known to police — from afghanistan was known to police and is now in custody. as the — police and is now in custody. as the german chancellor said, he cannot— as the german chancellor said, he cannot expect any leniency. nato defence ministers push back on donald trump comments on the war in ukraine. we're live in brussels where nato�*s secretary a possible breakthrough in gaza ceasefire talks in cairo. hamas now says it will implement the agreement, including the release of israeli hostages. trade, tariffs and diplomacy. india's prime minister narendra modi continues his visit latest nhs waiting times are announced. so what challenges are

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police confirmed they shot at the suspect�*s vehicle and that the suspect was known to them for theft and drug offences. speaking at the scene, bavaria's state premier — markus soder — said the incident was �*presumably an attack�*. translation: it's simply terrible. . just terrible. when you get the news that yet again, someone has rammed into a group of people, that there are many injured. we feel for the victims. we pray for the victims. longer in germany. life—threatening conditions. i hope they make it out alive and healthy. been reacting. is terrifying. what happened is terrifying.

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and strewn across the street are hi—vis jackets, half a dozen umbrellas. and what looks from here like a pram. just around the corner, the police have been speaking in the last hour or so, and they've said that what they think has happened is that a vehicle that mini cooper was trailing, a police car that in turn was trailing a protest that was taking place in munich today by verdi, the second largest trade union in the country. and what they say is that that that vehicle then overtook the police car and caused a collision, leaving over 20 people injured. police have identified a suspect as a 24—year—old afghan national. now this comes at a very important time for munich. the security conference starts tomorrow, where 60 world leaders, business figures and defence officials will be in the city discussing the end of the war in ukraine, among other things.

and it's also ten days away from a snap election in germany, where immigration is one of the major issues. let's speak to our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness. first of all, the munich security conference, obviously security already heightened in munich because of that and many world leaders will be there including the us vice president, but will it be ramped up further in light of this? , , . ramped up further in light of this? , . ., this? this is an annual event with, as _ this? this is an annual event with. as you _ this? this is an annual event with, as you say, _ this? this is an annual event with, as you say, global- with, as you say, global leaders and so security is already incredibly tight on the whole of the old town in the centre of munich is already, you couldn't get tighter security, so to be honest i don't think this attack, or suspected attack will have an impact on the munich security conference per se but it does have a broader impact on the

political debate in germany right now because four weeks, really, the only thing germany has been talking about and politicians have been talking about in the run—up to the election is indeed security and we've seen a number of quite ferocious attacks over the last few months, some of

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