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we have not seen degrees. we have not seen temperatures like that for five weeks. there is a price. weeks. however, there is a price. some rain is moving in from the west so it is going to be wetter but milder the next couple of days. is figs’éil’""i””"z , , fiss’éileshee’s’y’” ' ' fizsiallcourteisfiyiofa . . it is all courtesy of a south—westerly wind direction and so in the middle of these weather fronts is we will really see air. actually temperatures the mild air. actually temperatures through the are creeping up, through the night are creeping up. digits first thing in the double digits first thing in the morning in the west. it is morning out in the west. it is all change over few days. quite bit of cloud around tomorrow a bit of cloud around tomorrow with a bit of cloud around tomorrow with a misty start showery rain a misty start and showery rain pushing its way steadily north and from time to time west. from time to time heavier burst mix in there with some thunder as well. at the temperatures. as well. look at the temperatures. are to see 1a degrees we are likely to see 1a degrees quite widely, the best of the sunshine, 15 again is of the sunshine, 15 again is'not'outofrthe thenin sunshine, 15 again is'not'oat'afrtha
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then in it turns question. then in friday it turns �*and �*and we could see wetter and windier and we could see on the exposed west coast. 5515; “f; 155 5612553 33555 big; ' ' ' ' ' it 5515; 41155 5612553 £55; “a; ' ' ' ' ' it is 5515; 34155 56113559 33555 big; ' ' ' ' ' it is going £15; a; mi 56555? 3355-11 “a; 7 7 7 7 7 it is going to be a yes, it is going to be a disappointing start for many out to west, but a different in tigewest but a different story in and eastern here we see sunshine through the day might. see mahmethrflaghthé day" *" it will stay dry and it will stay dry and temperatures likely to respond. a and it will stay dry and terr and tures likely to respond. a and it will stay dry and terr and windy.ikely to respond. a and it will stay dry and terr and windy affair to respond. a and it will stay dry and terr and windy affair further ind. a wet and windy affair further north and of 15, maybe 16 and west, highs of 15, maybe 16 degrees, as we go into friday. the unsettled theme is likely to continue into the weekend, on continue into the weekend, but on the whole saturday at the moment looks the... of the days. out 7 out more on the bbc 5 that's it. now on bbc one, let's join our colleagues for the news where you are.
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as president trump tears into zelensky him a president zelensky calling him a dictator, european tonight ’ ”backing ' 7 " w backing the 77 backing the ukrainians. 77 backing the ukrainians. from are backing the lllsrahiians; fr’ar’n to the are backing the tllsrahtiahet ffefh to the kremlin, the white house downing street, our panel to downing street, our expert panel have the inside track. i have interviewed putin's interviewed president putin's representative in the ree’eeeetet’ee “e "d"- the " " " ' " " ambassador to the what russian ambassador to the uk. what about giving ukraine back some of territory? why should we? thank
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comedian volodymyr zelenskyy talked and trump will never be able to settle. fast or he is not going to have a country left. europe has failed to bring peace and zelensky probably wants to keep the gravy train going. his country is shattered and millions have there he is on let's have a listen to what he is about to say. w are going to get listen to what he is about to say. w a aren'tg to get some. . ,. . listen to what he is about to say. w
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a aren't we? ;et some. . ,. . from sea to sea # from sea ta'shining sea from the # from sea to'shining sea from the trike down to houston... m will co back to that m £2st“ go back to that when the stops, perhaps. sir alex younger, are we seeing the ripping of decades long us 7that 77 7that was 77 7that was always 77 can't policy that was always russia can't be trusted? i policy that was always russia can't be trusted?— policy that was always russia can't be trusted? we re were e; and by and large : wereby and large international era were by and large international relations are not going to be fetetiehs are net seine te tie wwwww by fetetiehs are net aeiha te lee " " by rules and fetetiens are net seine te ee' " " they es andzez�*t’tetefiet'iji . . . e fetetiens are net seine te ee' " " they are ndzett’tetefiet'i: . . . e fetetiens are net seine te ee' " " they are going �*tt’teteiet'ijjj . . . e fetetiens are net seine te ee' " " they are going to eteiet'ijjj . . . e fetetiens are net seine te ee' " " they are going to be fiet'ijjj . . ., institutions. they are going to be determined by strong men the determined by strong men and the i think of the delta treaty deals. i think of the delta treaty end �* 1945 deals. i think of the delta treaty end �*1945 when strongmen at the end of191i5 when strongmen then at the end of 1945 when strongmen then on behalf countries then on behalf of big countries decided the of small countries. decided the fate of small countries. —— yalta. it is donald trump's mindset, it is vladimir putin's
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mindset, it is vladimir putin's mindset, it is not europe's mindset. is the world we are c-oin into that is the—world—we are going into i don't think going back and i don't think they're going back the one we had before. whig and i don't think they're going back i the one we had before.- and i don't think they're going back i the one we had before. to the one we had before. why do you sa that? to the one we had before. why do you say that? the — to the one we had before. why do you say that? the one _ to the one we had before. why do you say that? the one before _ to the one we had before. why do you say that? the one before was - to the one we had before. why do you say that? the one before was based i say that? the one before was based on the unipolar— say that? the one before was based on the unipolar moment _ say that? the one before was based on the unipolar moment when - say that? the one before was based i on the unipolar moment when america had both the means and well to had both the means and the well to assert �* across the world. it assert itself across the world. it created what we called international globalisation, the international structure. globalisation, the tnternationat structure. it is now security structure. it is now a significantly smaller player relative to than was, and relative to others than it was, and it's well be that the person has = so it still remains a diminished: so it still remains a you prodigious country. you america at your peril, underestimate america at your peril, but its ability to make rules across teat its eh'fitetfi mete nflee errn’ee w w world is not layered now. the world is not layered now. after the rhetoric today catherine, after the rhetoric today what will president be thinking? i is cheering, isicheerihg, he ’ is cheering, he is very think putin is cheering, he is very happy— think putin is cheering, he is very happy at — think putin is cheering, he is very happy at what he heard, even before trump _ happy at what he heard, even before trump spoke today, even before the
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in trump spoke today, even before the - in riyadh _ trump spoke today, even before the in riyadh that rneetim: in etfiafih fhztliriettfi out from its isolation bessie eet frem'ite'ieetatieu , -- west bessie eet frem'its'ieetationeteefle i west since bessie eet frem'its—ieetation from west since the war began. bessie eet frem'its—ieetation fret; west since the war began. you bessie eet frem'its—ieetation fro-t; west si tycoons nar began. you bessie eet frem'its—ieetation fro-t; west si tycoons close gan. you bessie eet frem'its—ieetation fro-t; west si tycoons close g; putinj bessie eet frem'its—ieetation fro-t; west si tycoons close g; putin in mm [15mm mm- mm— [m dawn of this new moscow hailing the dawn of this new era whereby believe this that this is the era of, y y —- this that this is the era of, y y strongmen and the return of great powers _ strongmen and the return of great powers who get to divvy up the world between _ powers who get to divvy up the world between themselves, over the heads countries like ukraine of smaller countries like ukraine and over— of smaller countries like ukraine and over the of europe. and over the heads of europe. already— and over the heads of europe. already i _ and over the heads of europe. already i was speaking to one tycoon 7777 who was sanctioned - to i who was sanctioned by close to putin who was sanctioned by the us— close to putin who was sanctioned by the us who _ close to putin who was sanctioned by the us who basically saying, = 22; has now claim to trump has now laid claim to _and_ trump has now laid claim to and panama, the panama greenland and panama, the panama he greenland and panama, the panama - he has— greenland and panama, the panama - he has laid _ greenland and panama, the panama he has laid claim to canal. he has laid claim to canada - gaze — canal. he has laid claim to canada - gaze if— canal. he has laid claim to canada - gaze if he _ canal. he has laid claim to canada gaza. if he wants us to and gaza. if he wants us to _ his _ and gaza. if he wants us to _ his claims - and gaza. if he wants us to- _ his claims - western z= 2—5 then they must reco-nise hemisphere then they must recognise our- of—
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hemisphere then they must recognise our of strategic influence in our sphere of strategic influence in ukraine _ our sphere of strategic influence in ukraine and also in central asia. how— ukraine and also in central asia. how do — ukraine and also in central asia. how do you _ ukraine and also in central asia. how do you respond to that? yes, ukraine and also in central asia. how do you respond to that? we are seeing deals, we are think we are seeing deals, we are seeing the conversation about of influence, and i think spheres of influence, and i think the only people who haven't woken up to this reality is us. europe? yes, there is entry ticket to there is an entry ticket to this conversation and it is not soft our values, it is hard power power our values, it is hard power and it leaves a category challenge for in how do we build for us in europe, how do we build that to get a seat in this for us in europe, how do we build | that to get - -| this for us in europe, how do we build | that to get - _s for us in europe, how do we build that to net , conversation? donald trump has as we know - president _ conversation? donald trump has as we know - president zelensky i nasn’t condemned the today. he hasn't condemned the russia's he didn't ask episglas invasion; he didn't ask to stop their attacks on them to stop their attacks on ukraine before that meeting yesterday. president putin must be in dreamland. l yesterday. presi �* | ' | u or in dreamland. ~ , ., absolutely in dreamland right. there is a french are right. there is a french business _ are right. there is a french business man i speak to who is based in moscow— business man i speak to who is based in moscow and also working with
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z: --]= :-—— and they are saying everyone loves - here — and they are saying everyone loves - here even _ and they are saying everyone loves here. even the fsb. we all toast when he became raise a toast when he became president. it is almost beyond their dreams— president. it is almost beyond their dreams about how quickly the rhetoric — dreams about how quickly the rhetoric has changed. we saw only a dreams about how quickly the rhe' weeks 5 changed. we saw only a dreams about how quickly the rhe' weeks ago anged. we saw only a dreams about how quickly the rhe' weeks ago trump we saw only a dreams about how quickly the rhe' weeks ago trump was ;aw only a dreams about how quickly the rhe' weeks ago trump was stillmly a dreams about how quickly the rhe' weeks ago trump was still trying few weeks ago trump was still trying to act— few weeks ago trump was still trying to act- in— few weeks ago trump was still trying to act in relation russia to act tough in relation to russia its to act tough in relation to russia _ its - was- saying that its economy was weakened, which is certainly true. they have sky—high inflation, interest— they have sky—high inflation, interest are spiralling, the ie economy is: definitelgelew'rng dean; economy is: definitelgelew'rng égtflfl�*lgww can only economy is definitelrg'elew'rng desert; can only continue and probably they can only continue to perpetuate the level of military 22—5 zz= _: 2: for another year 7 2: for another year before production for another year before - start — production for another year before start going pear—shaped. things start going pear—shaped. trump _ things start going pear—shaped. trump - a _ things start going pear—shaped. trump a strong hand and he trernp had a strong hand and he was _ showing trdrnp had a strong hand and he was: _ showing he was trdrnp had a strong hand and he was showing he was ready apparently showing he was ready to leverage _ apparently showing he was ready to leverage that saying there will be more _ leverage that saying there will be more sanctions if we don't get the deal we _ more sanctions if we don't get the deal we want, now in the space a weeks, whether he has et a fete weeks; whether; he ltct—r—t——t~tt to flattery,
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ef a fete teeektst tehether't he ltctttttt—tttttt to flattery, 'ust a at a feet! weeks tehether— he has _ to flattery, just a few responded to flattery, just a few a-o responded to flattery, just a few - ago putin— responded to flattery, just a few ago putin said trump had won z -= 2020 election and he would 2 2020 election and he would have i the 2020 election and he would have still been _ the 2020 election and he would have still been president for the democrats hadn't stolen it from him still been president for the den whetheradn't stolen it from him still been president for the den whetheradn'i has en it from him still been president for the den whetheradn'i has to it from him still been president for the den whetheradn'i has to some n him still been president for the den whetheradn'i has to some degree and whether that has to some degree worked _ and whether that has to some degree worked in _ and whether that has to some degree worked in softening trump up or whether— worked in softening trump up or whether it — worked in softening trump up or whether it the offer of hundreds worked in softening trump up or wi billions the offer of hundreds worked in softening trump up or wi billions of the offer of hundreds worked in softening trump up or wi billions of deals fer of hundreds worked in softening trump up or wi billions of deals thatf hundreds worked in softening trump up or wi billions of deals that they dreds worked in softening trump up or wi billions of deals that they seem of billions of deals that they seem to be _ of billions of deals that they seem to be dangling in front of him and appealing — to be dangling in front of him and appealing to his sensibilities as man and real estate business man and real estate developer. trump is in w7 7 7777-hase7 77 77777 7 phase now, we have seen 22: :—— z layin- claim to all these him laying claim to allthese w- him laying claim to all these countries and he is differed; tuia"it wwwwwt lo 0 ki n - differed; tuia"it wwwwww lookin- at the m certainly looking at the russia and russia _ certainly looking at the russia and russia is— certainly looking at the russia and russia is able to manipulate him very easily. donald trump's attack on president zelensky came after ukraine's leader accused the us president of "living he specifically referred to mr trump's false claim that mr zelensky�*s approval rating among
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ukrainians is only 4%. this disinformation. we understand and we have evidence that these numbers it is unfortunate that president trump, and with great who constantly support us, unfortunately lives in this disinformation space. why do you think president trump wanted to respond that? l why do you think president trump wanted to respond . that? wanted to respond to that? i think it i unfortunate _ wanted to respond to that? i think it i unfortunate and _ wanted to respond to that? i think it i unfortunate and i _ wanted to respond to that? i think it i unfortunate and i agree i wanted to respond to that? i think it i unfortunate and i agree with i = -: that has 77 that has been catherine that it has been to putin. i don't know emboldening to putin. i don't know �* donald trump actually russian line but 7 russian line but i 7 77ku7ssi7a}; in; but 717th7ir71k77777 77 77i7
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ze7le ns ky ze7lensky and deal, honestly. zelensky and trump they are and they are way different zele ns ky zelensky had7 choice 7—= to respond 7 to respond when he was accused but to respond when he was accused of lacking ftttf s legitimacy of lacking democratic legitimacy and trump is m and ot into this s-at. don't think we should read too into it. these neotiations are a very early 7 a very early stage, 7 a very early stage, they be complicated and as i highly complicated and as i expected russia has gone to the point highly complicated and as i expected russ may 5 gone to the point highly complicated and as i expected russ may even e to the point highly complicated and as i expected russ may even have to the point highly complicated and as i expected russ may even have overreached. oint highly complicated and as i expected russ may even have overreached. it1t gang iota :e tettezttef it ,, 77§2n§107b7e7 77 77 7 77 going 77to be very hard �*trump is going to be very hard for trump to cut through this in a way that produces anything that is not an abject humiliation.— have overreached? % a—hed? the 777 7 have oached? the issue russia have overreached? the issue is trum russia have overreached? the issue is - trump and — russia have overreached? the issue is i trump and putin _ russia have overreached? the issue is i trump and putin are - russia have overreached? the issue is i trump and putin are talking i is that trump and putin are talking about things. so trump about different things. so trump thinks this about as a real _ieei guy it is about land. giving land to russia in return for it is = -= about putin
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not about territory, putin said it was about he was super �*when he 7 �* when he started the existence of ukraine as a in a free country was an sovereign in a free country was an unacceptable affront to russian security. you will not stop until unacceptable affront to russian security is ou will not stop until unacceptable affront to russian security is not will not stop until unacceptable affront to russian security is not a ll not stop until unacceptable affront to russian security is not a country)p until unacceptable affront to russian security is not a country)p l more. ukraine is not a country any more. that is a completely different and there is more, is 7 putting 7 is putting constraints on there is nato putting constraints on its presence in eastern europe its presence in eastern’europe and back to previous borders in going back to previous borders in 1997. this is well of scope and 1997. this is well out of scope and i think it is stuff he has i don't think it is stuff he has clearly thought about but you are into it. russia came instantly into it. russia came out and said not gpgdgggigithey would'not accept troops in iggngdgggigithey would'not accept troops in �* ukraine. western troops in of ukraine. course they would say that, they are 7as ah undefended determined ukraine as an undefended basket case. it still feels for �*fundamentally of this bluster fundamentally irreconcilable.— of this bluster fundamentally irreconcilable. ., ., , ., irreconcilable. how worried should --eole irreconcilable. how worried should peeple who _ irreconcilable. how worried should peeple who are — irreconcilable. how worried should people who are watching - irreconcilable. how worried should people who are watching tonight i irreconcilable. how worried should | people who are watching tonight to be? i
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people who are watching tonight to be? ., , ., people who are watching tonight to be? ~ , ., ., , people who are watching tonight to be? ~' , . .,, . , . be? i think is a european, it is a massive wake-up _ be? i think is a european, it is a massive wake-up call. - be? i think is a european, it is a| massive wake-up call. whatever be? i think is a european, it is a i massive wake-up call. whatever you massive wake—up call. whatever you think about this, all the smoke and mirrors and i —:= 7 rituiii7e537777 7 77 77 7 �*7it7vvill77ent7i.77|77777 7 77 77 7 «twinning; 7 77 77 7 ifliiiéééfilfisii a; 7 7 7 7 �*itwillend.77l7kn7ow77 a; an 77 certain, ind. i know7 one thing 7 are}; 551.1135; (7 and 77 certain, ind. i know7 i will own for certain, that europe will own more of this at the than they more of this at the end than'they at the beginning. the russian did at the beginningethe russian has performed and will army has performed risibly and will not march into warsaw tomorrow, but nor should we ignore the fact that will be hugely emboldening and tr e fee thee} the77y b7uild the7y build up 7 the7y build up their 7 tti717e )77uild up their 7 tti717e feason their 7 t the reason we eir tti717e feason we don't capabilities. the reasonewe— don't to be worried capabilities. theereasonewedon't to be worried as we are need to be that worried as we are ten times richer as nato ten times richer as european nato russia. we have the than russia. we absolutely have the capability to build the forces to this, 7 forces to this, but 7 we d7on't that this is the of nightmares. , stuff of nightmares. ?e§es , , british prime stuff of nightmares. ’te ’ t: ,, t , british prime minister sir keir the british prime minister sir keir starmer to washington next week, etarmer te washrrn’gtnnnefi’weei’ ’ ' was etarmer te washrn’gtnnnefl’fieei’ ’ ' was already etarmer te washrrn’gtnnnefi’weei’ ’ ' was already a etarmer te washrn’gtnnnefl’fieei’ ’ ' was already a lot of focus and there was already a lot of focus and attention on that but it becomes more acute i suppose now. i
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more acute ! suppose now. ! wonder ke|r more acute ! suppose now. ! wonder keir starmer be saying what keir starmer should be saying to donald trump next week. i what keir starmer should be saying to donald trump next week.- 777of7 e . 7'7oi75ii3v; 7 77i'7|a7v7e7 7 77oi72ii3ve7 7 to; 7 hope first of all we would have to hope that europe gets its act that europe gets itsacttog. he that europe gets itsact'toget'her - mt— that europe gets itsact'together he goes. there has to be before he goes. there has to be a unified _ before he goes. there has to be a unified position otherwise --oin to @ says 77— 72 :2-::7 25—27 seriously. we have already heard ursula _ seriously. we have already heard ursula von — seriously. we have already heard ursula von der leyen speak about the ursula von der leyen speak: about'the t to create ursula von der leyen speak: about'the - to create a 700 ursula von der leyen speak: about'the to create a 700 billion euros need to create a 700 billion euros defence _ need to create a 700 billion euros defence fund and if that finally -ets defence fund and if that finally gets off — defence fund and if that finally gets off the ground then keir starmer— gets off the ground then keir starmer will be speaking from a - where _ starmer will be speaking from a - where i can _ starmer will be speaking from a where can be position where he can be respected. if position where he can be respected. if not— position where he can be respected. if not - going _ position where he can be respected. if not going to be just the w—w wwwww t cmitchndht t i chitchnd might noti % chitcnd mht notean anything. ielhat do see tie-"p the t t tttttt tt t prime minister anything. iethet de see thrht' the t t tttttt tt t prime minister should anything. iethet de see thrht' the tt tt tttttttttt ttt t prime minister should be british prime minister should be saying to donald tiaro british prime minister should be sa in: to donald ., , saying to donald trump? two things, first of all we — saying to donald trump? two things, first of all we need _ saying to donald trump? two things, first of all we need to _ saying to donald trump? two things, first of all we need to organise i saying to donald trump? two things, first of all we need to organise to i first of all we need to organise to we are prepared to play demonstrate we are prepared to play a and take control of own a role and take control of our own recognise we have got environment. recognise we have got develop hard power and it has to to develop hard power and it has to happen quickly. to develop hard power and it has to happen quickly-— to develop hard power and it has to happen quickly. donald trump is not wron: happen quickly. donald trump is not wrong - everything. _
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happen quickly. donald trump is not wrong i everything, there i happen quickly. donald trump is not wrong i everything, there was i 77r77id7ing7in7eu7ro7pe7 7 77 7 7fidih§ihtu7réeetfiet7 77 7 77 riding in europe that needs to free riding in europe that needs to be sorted out. the other thing is what i have just set. you be sorted out. the other thing is what i havejust set. you need be sorted out. the other thing is what i have just set. you need to to donald trump giving explain to donald trump why giving away ukraine is a country, its 7 7 its sovereignty 7 7 its sovereignty would 7 7 7 its sovereignty would 7be 7 its sovereignty would 7be a7 away its sot'eteignty teeuld be a trump has devastating mistake. trump has already said that putin should not alreade said that f�*utifi; efifit�*ifi net to alreadg said that sutin efifiuifi net to to 515555? 55'23 ffi5f ft“l!flfi; 555w“? fifif to to win. alreade said that eutin ennure net to to win. he 77 to that as a seems to understand that as a concept i accept his chang7ed. he was tone has changed. he was quite complicit in afghanistan, even he pinned it onjoe biden. though he pinned it—onjoetbiden. he away the farm before he even gave away the farm before he even started it to gave away t
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