potentially have to be compromises on both sides. we are a long way off being able to work out what a final peace deal would look like and a long way off a ceasefire and a peace deal being pieced together. fine deal being pieced together. one da it has deal being pieced together. one day it has to _ deal being pieced together. one day it has to come, surely, the work can go on forever. in that sense do we think if there ware and agreements, it would be

monitored by european peacekeeping troops on the ground, with possibly american air cover? that has been the suggestion. patriot missiles and so on. if suggestion. patriot missiles and so on-— suggestion. patriot missiles andsoon. , and so on. if i was to stick my neck on _ and so on. if i was to stick my neck on the — and so on. if i was to stick my neck on the line, _ and so on. if i was to stick my neck on the line, warfare - and so on. if i was to stick my neck on the line, warfare is i neck on the line, warfare is diplomacy by other means and every war ends in one kind of agreements, some kind of deal. you are out the war outright and imposed a deal on the enemy, orwhat and imposed a deal on the enemy, or what happened in vietnam, iraq, afghanistan and elsewhere, you come up with something mutual that you can then begin to negotiate from. this is where we are going to get. i say i think we could see something whether it's a demilitarised zone policed by a coalition of the willing, which could be european nations, it could be european nations, it could include the likes of canada and other countries coming in, and that demilitarised zone is possibly administered by the united

nations may be in the same way we have the peace line in cyprus or something else. again, i'm speculating, we are a long way off work out what a final deal would be. a long way off work out what a final dealwould be.— final dealwould be. pete head seth said we _ final dealwould be. pete head seth said we can _ final dealwould be. pete head seth said we can go _ final dealwould be. pete head seth said we can go back - final dealwould be. pete head seth said we can go back to i final dealwould be. pete head| seth said we can go back to the old ukrainian borders, so there has to be some haggling on land, some sort of land swap i suppose and the land that russia has seized militarily, some of which it would hold onto. , , , some of which it would hold onto. ,, ~ ., some of which it would hold onto. _ . ., , onto. possibly. what i proposed with the united _ onto. possibly. what i proposed with the united nations - with the united nations protectorate zoom would mean that you will not back to the old ukrainian borders. there is the sound that is owned by the international community. that is one potential solution to that. president zolinski himself before donald trump got inaugurated went to him at this peace plan and is part of it he sought the conflict freezing on the line is that it is at the moment, then him getting the territories back at some stage

in the future through diplomatic negotiation. we are seeing elements of his plan being pushed back to him again. the bit that vladimir zolinski will not like is this clear statement saying that ukraine will not be allowed membership of nato. it ukraine was a long way off being omitted anyway. so you think that is a question of semantics, really, whether you said ukraine canjoin nato or not was not going to happen so it doesn't matter very much. we heard conflicting statements come out. the secretary of state for defence in the us that there would not be brutes on the ground. thenjd vance said if vladimir putin doesn't agree to any peace settlement that could be us boots on the ground. this is donald trump as mac approach. he is controversial in the way he

approaches things, very unconventional, he believes people getting —— he policed people getting —— he policed people to get them to the table. it is very hard to pull all these threads together so we can see what a final solution would look like. he has clearly _ solution would look like. he has clearly blindsided a lot of allies, donald trump, ruffled a lot of feathers, some of whom have talked quite darkly about potential appeasement of russia and vladimir putin.— and vladimir putin. yes, he ruffles feathers. _ and vladimir putin. yes, he ruffles feathers. he - and vladimir putin. yes, he ruffles feathers. he did - and vladimir putin. yes, he | ruffles feathers. he did that when he was president the first time round and turned round is article five and said if you don't pay you don't play when it comes to article five of nato. that meant a lot of nato members who were not playing 30% of gdp started to up their defence budgets to 2%. we are now hearing him say 5%. the new nato secretary general assent

3%. this is time for nato countries to wake up and recognise they will have to pay for more. the americans pay 3.2%. there are three major conflicts developing around the world, russia and ukraine in europe, the middle east that has not settled in any way, and bring conflict in southeast asia. us national interest to southeast asia, the middle east, then europe and he is insisting that the eu and european step up to take responsibility for one of those so the us can focus on others. they are all linked.— they are all linked. really aood to they are all linked. really good to talk _ they are all linked. really good to talk to _ they are all linked. really good to talk to you. - they are all linked. really i good to talk to you. colonel philip ingram, thank you for being with us on bbc news. a woman at the centre of a case, in which mi5 admitted giving false evidence

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where's my apology? where's my apology? i don't matter to them. i don't matter to them. i matter because i'm kicking up a fuss and i'm throwing a spotlight on the way they behave. but otherwise, if i were to just go away quietly, they'd never think about me again. due to our new revelations, beth will return to court for a new decision on whether her case can be heard in the open. i've already lost years i've already lost years of my life to x and his abuse, and i'd very much like there of my life to x and his abuse, to be an end to it, so i can return to some kind of normal life. daniel de simone, bbc news. around the world and across around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the uk, this is bbc news.

people should be allowed to use loyalty points and vouchers when buying baby formula, to help make it more affordable for parents. that is according to the competition and markets authority.

the cma also said it should be easier to compare prices between different brands. here's ben boulos with more. the competition and markets authority launched an investigation after concerns over surging baby milk prices. the regulator concluded that parents could save around £300 a year by switching to a lower—priced brand, but the thing is, the market is quite concentrated in the hands ofjust three companies, which between them control 90% of the uk baby formula market. they are kendamil, nestle, which makes sma, and danone, which makes aptamil and cow & gate. one big change the watchdog is recommending is that parents

vouchers, that sort of thing. the competition watchdog will now pass these recommendations on to the uk, northern irish, scottish changes to the law are made. to hospital in rome for tests and treatment for ongoing bronchitis. the 88—year—old, who has been breathless in recent days and has delegated officials to read his speeches, pope francis has been pope since 2013 and has experienced over the past two years.

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are talking at 7 are talking at the munich conference. we 7 conference. we will security conference. we will have much more from there in next hour. stay to the next hour. do stay tuned to news. hello. one or two more of you will see glimpses of the sunshine today, wrexham, london and brighton, not a shred of sunshine. to bring outbreaks of rain. by high pressure to the east. northern ireland, parts of south and west wales, south—west england and the channel islands continuing away from that, largely dry.

another cool day for all. extensive across parts of wales, south—west england things icy on the hills, as well. parts of the uk. south—west england into wales, the midlands, northern england seeing outbreaks of rain, drizzle on and off. parts of north yorkshire, east yorkshire and lincolnshire. into sunday, that whole weather system just fizzles out in situ.

wintriness over the higher ground, but a little bit for all it remains on the cooler side of things. instead of high pressure dominating, low pressure is going to move in from the west. still a bit of a battle going on, so we stick with the colder air on monday and tuesday with some sunshine on the bbc weather app. see you soon.

today at one. .. disagreement over plans for the future of ukraine, president zelensky says donald trump's plans also on the programme... a new formula to give parents a fairer deal. baby milk would be allowed to be bought with vouchers, and parents encouraged to shop around — under 12 years ago.

spat back out — and living to tell the tale. and coming up on bbc news... good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. ukrainian president zelensky has said he doesn't "see a ready us donald trump has handed early concessions to vladimir putin —