live from london, this is bbc news. european leaders prepare for an emergency summit to discuss the war in ukraine, as it emerged that the us will hold talks with russia in saudi arabia without ukraine. the israeli prime minister says he's working with the us to make its widely—criticised plan for the future of gaza a reality, as marco rubio visits jerusalem. hundreds of people gather in moscow on the first anniverary of the suspicious death in detention of the russian opposition leader alexei navalny. and the first awards are being announced at this

the multi—nominated papal thriller conclave has already picked up best adapted screenplay. preparations are being stepped up for an intense week trump's middle east envoy confirmed the us and russia will hold their first face—to—face talks in saudi arabia. ukrainian officials have told the bbc they were not invited to the talks and won't be sending a delegation either. in response, an emergency summit of european leaders will take place in paris tomorrow. sir keir starmer, who is set to attend, said the uk faced a "once in a generation moment" for its national security. our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. a bleak morning in munich as delegates headed home, echo in history.

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18th century, giacomo casanova. all the latest is the baftas wrap—up on bbc news. stay with us. most of us as well. big changes to come, though, over the week ahead. this is the temperature anomaly chart, so currently, the colours change. above average for the time of year eventually. touch of frost as skies clear in the north east of scotland. to be far away from freezing. a cold start to tomorrow. it will be a chilly day again, a lot of cloud around too. any sleet and snow in

western scotland petering out, generally for england and wales, but quite cloudy too. through the midlands towards the southeast. that's ahead of that weatherfront, which brings some disruption possible — keep an eye on that one before that peters out. increasing amounts of sunshine across southern england, wales and the midlands, which will start to lift cloud further north. that really cold air, though, is getting pushed away and instead we're going to draw in some much milder air that's

northwards across the uk. in some weatherfronts, which will bring some bands and we've got a stronger wind lifting the temperatures of england and wales. temperatures will rise in scotland. there's more, of course, on the bbc weather app, but big changes for this week. there will be more unsettled weather, with rain at times, stronger winds, but those will lift the temperatures by day, but also by night.