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hello, karin giannone. us and russian officials will sit down for face to face the us secretary of state, marco rubio, on "restoring the entire complex of will take.

i have to say that the messaging coming from the russians, from sergei lavrov and his was very different. they are framing this as effectively a start remember the context of this, coming after and all of this coming with those waves of concern in europe about being left on the sidelines. we are seeing european countries scrambling to try at the kinds of things that

american officials have been so everyone here knows how high the stakes are, ukrainians are not invited. president zelensky saying that he didn't know about these the french president, emmanuel macron, says he's had stressed the need to take responsibility for their own continent's security, as the us attempts to talk

the polish prime minister, donald tusk, said they had entered a new stage in transatlantic relations, and europe needed to immediately boost its defences. his comments were supported by the danish prime minister, well, this meeting in paris was hastily arranged as a response to some of the messaging that we've been hearing from the us government. and of course, it's a response to the fact their talks about how to end the war in ukraine, but europe does not have a seat at the table. so attending these talks in paris were leaders

set out what was at stake — "yes, it's about ukraine," she said, we didn't hearfrom mr macron. who said that there was no solution without a us backstop. german chancellor olaf scholz also conceding that there now, sir keir starmer has confirmed that he is with president trump, and he believes and after that meeting concludes next week, mr starmer said he will host a meeting with the same european leaders to carry on the conversation. where things are going next. now on tuesday, of course,

will be that key meeting meeting in turkey with his turkish counterpart. to some of the soldiers who've been fighting close to the border with russia. the killing power in this small room near the russian border is formidable. each drone, all made in ukraine, costs around £300. ukraine's success in drone

warfare, and the fact they're killing russians a day ago in kursk — that ukraine invaded. of the soviet union. they haven't been listening to team trump's lectures when he was a drone pilot in the field. now too busy here to follow the news. it's like a 24/7 job. and you know, it's more important for us what's happening right now on the front line

ukraine and the rest of europe that's been happening in the last few days hasn't reached this place. a russian drone strike on sumy a fortnight ago it is a frontline town close to the russian border. the rescue teams and sumy civilians have also we came here to ask residents about president trump's claim that he can end this war, perhaps face to face, alone with president putin. yuliya doesn't trust putin. russians stop bombing us.

doesn't trust putin either. he says, "we need to think about peace, but we'll resist until we're stronger. europe seems ready to help. now, when it comes to nato, president trump seems to agree but there's more than that. president zelensky, will not

agree to, whether they are in and it won't be easy. right through the evening, ukrainian anti—aircraft batteries have been firing into the sky at russian drones. the ukrainians hit russia, too. if donald trump is hoping for a quick peace dividend, the meeting between the russian delegations is due to russisn delegations is dus is very russisn dslsgstions is dus is very shortly, they are begin very shortly, they are arriving at the venue in riyadh. let's cross live now to kyiv and speak to our correspondent james waterhouse. how is ukraine viewing that meeting happening russia and the us in

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ushered to safety after a truly remarkable escape. bleep. belly—up on the runway of canada's busiest airport, its tail and right wing sheared off by the impact as firefighters on the other side of the plane staff scrambled to the scene. just so you're aware, there are people outside walking around the aircraft. yeah, we've got it. 18 passengers were taken to hospital, but all 80 on board survived. of flight and ground crews. and relatively minor injuries. we are very focused on the care and the concern

and of the passengers and the crew, some of whom have already been reunified with their friends it's upside down. early suggestions that high winds and a heavy snowfall could have been to blame have been dismissed by officials, and there were no crosswinds. david willis, bbc news.

withdrawing from southern lebanon, in line with the idf is due to pull out by tuesday. but the idf has said some troops will remain at some to our middle east regional editor sebastian usher. hello, sebastien foster what is expected happen under this expected to happen under this deadline? expected to happen under this - deadline? _ pull-out deadline? = 257257 this m pull-out deadline? = 257257 this there was a 60 day deadline, there was a 60 day period in which all israeli are meant to have pulled troops are meant to have pulled out from the positions the out from the positions in the south of israel asked south of lebanon. israel asked for an extension and that south of lebanon. israel asked for an extensio under hat south of lebanon. israel asked for an extensio under that finishes today. under that deal, all israeli troops are finishes today. under that deal, all pullli troops are finishes today. under that deal, all pull out)ops are finishes today. under that deal, all pull out but. are finishes today. under that deal, all pull out but. a you meant to pull out but as you were saying, though this has we have fweff have hfea rd fweff have hfeard that f f ffferfhavthffeaerfthathoth ffffféfielébéherfef

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permanent buffer zone that they established them as they two f two ago f two ago when f did two decades ago when they finally pulled out after being the south lebanon for a in the south of lebanon for a of years. in the south of lebanon for a - of years— in the south of lebanon for a of ears. ., ~' ,, , in the south of lebanon for a sebastian ., ,, , ., , in the south of lebanon for a - sebastian usher let's take you live now to vatican city, bethany bell, who is in rome. bethany, do we have any updates on the pope's condition? the update ifs—sf ”as was last update we received was night. we were told that ina f ff f |nastable f the pope was in a stable lu, 7 . . .. a he the pope was in a stable ., ,, ”as” he didn't have condition, he didn't have a but early yesterday, fever, but early yesterday, treating him said they had to chane the treatment had had to change the treatment they said tests had that f that che that the pope had what shown that the pope had what they called a poly microbial tractf f tract infection, f respiratory tract infection, and they said it wasn't clear

as to how long he would need to stay hospital. we were told stay in hospital. we were told by a vatican spokesman that the by a vatican spokesmah'that'the was in spirits and pope was in good spirits and had been reading the newspapers had been reading ths'newspapsrs was also very grateful with; 2 the messages f f the messages of f f f ffthe messages of gfoofdwifll all the messages of goodwill his recovery that he had for his recovery that he had been receiving, particularly from people who were those people who were in hospital. from those people who were themselves in hospital. themselves in hospital. bethany, thank you very much bethany, thank you very much the update. bethany ibell for the update. bethany bell for the update. bethany bell there in rome. there in rome. an independent review an independent review of sentencing says the rising of sentencing says the rising prison population in england prison population in england and wales has been fuelled and wales has been fuelled by successive governments wanting to appear tough on crime — with too much focus on crime — with too much focus on punishment rather than reducing reoffending. on punishment the interim report, commissioned by the government, says people are being jailed for longer, despite evidence that these sentences often fail that these sentences often fail to rehabilitate them. to rehabilitate them. frances read reports. a rising number behind every door, inside, locked up,

successive governments under pressure successive governments under pressure to look tough on crime. but behind these walls, prisons are overwhelmed and ineffective. sentences have got longer, they have got tougher. we're sending more people to prison, and we're sending them to prison for a longer period of time. it is understandable, and indeed right,

a few months ago, 1,700 prisoners in england and wales were allowed out of jail early the current government blamed the previous government for years of inaction. and a total breakdown of law and order. dereliction of duty by the previous government. and that's despite crime figures actually going down overall over the last 30 years.

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and some of us will continue to see some sunny spells for another day or two. but there's a change in the far north and, freezing rain as well. we'll start to see the snow accumulating, around i—5cm. starting to ease away. elsewhere, we'll have a touch of light frost. to the last couple of days. highs of 5—9 celsius. will start to show its hand — a south—westerly flow will drive in milder air across the country, it will take its time

in arriving on wednesday. than of late, 6—12 celsius. the weather fronts start to really gather from the atlantic and push across us. quite a few isobars on the chart, the winds will start to strengthen, gale—force gusts rattling that rain through at quite a pace. maybe the odd rumble of thunder as well here and there on thursday. and east through the day. windy with it, but mild — 9—14 celsius the overall high. now, it looks likely that friday will be better day on saturday. unfortunately, for sunday. don't forget, if you want a detailed forecast

and of course, you can get hourly updates on the story. until then, take care.

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