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i�*m geeta guru—murthy. relations between the united states and ukraine president volodymyr zelensky and the american envoy for russia and ukraine, keith kellogg, was cancelled at the us�*s request. and called for elections to take place in the country. in three years. speaking at the conservative conference, cpac, mrvance i think what president trump, what makes him such is that he doesn�*t take anything off the table. when he walks into a negotiation, he says are you talking to russia"? well, how are you going to end the war unless you�*re you�*ve got to talk to everybody

involved in the fighting if you actually want to bring the conflict to a close. and i know the president does. but i�*ll tell you the goals that animate it�*s really simple. restart a month from now. of ukraine, it�*s in the interest of europe. wherever war breaks out, he�*s going to be the president of peace. a very good businessman. it�*s going to take a smart statesman to figure this stuff out.

for the first time in three years because we have in four years in this country. in vance ars in this country. in vance speaking; country. in vance speaking a :ountry. in vance speaking a :ounti time ago in the us. moscow thought its so—called " special military operation�* instead, russia�*s war in ukraine has dragged on for three years — with devastating consequences for ukraine and heavy losses, too, for moscow. to the city of tver, 100 miles from moscow to find believe that the us president donald trump will help end the fighting. the war in ukraine is hundreds of miles from here. the war hangs over russia, over russians. in the background, but ever present. war is the new normal. so they seek new recruits

to join the fight. do russians sense something is changing? is america pushing for peace on russia�*s terms? "i think negotiations will help," tatiana says. "it gives us hope". "trump is a dark horse. "i�*m not sure what to expect," anna tells me. and never came back. suddenly, the police turn up. they want to know what we�*re doing here. they�*ve asked me to write a written explanation about what we�*re doing here. gives you an idea of the atmosphere right now. it�*s getting busy.

"no one gets in your way". one hour later, we�*re free to speak to more people in tver. many here are hoping that if the war does end, the russian economy will improve. "for the things i need most, like potatoes, onions. but mikhail doesn�*t feel that donald trump has any strategy for securing peace. trump hasn�*t got any plan. u nfortu nately. he doesn�*t know what he�*s going to do. my sympathies are with him. i�*m glad that he won.

we are all in the dark, and trump is in the dark himself. russians see the thaw in us—russian relations. they�*re waiting to see if it will bring of foreign policy. thank for time ijust want thank for time i just want to thank for time ijust want to an i just want to mention an �*that waltz is the white house adviser, to fox news, said adviser, to fox news, said talking ', to fox news, said talking of :o fox news, said talking of ukraine, ws, said talking of ukraine, we he said talking of ukraine, we need to turn it and he said talking of ukraine, we need to ti and: and he said talking of ukraine, we need to ti and: the id he said talking of ukraine, we need to ti and: the mineral hard look and sign the mineral earth dealio saw her push back on and us on and he believes us differences with could differences with ukraine could be reconciled, do you think thatis be reconciled, do you think that is an accurate of that is an accurate picture of where us— ukraine are where us— ukraine relations are given very strong language given the very strong language we�*ve heard in the few fin is m' days? it is very confusing. deals, days? it is very confusing. _ deals. and - days? it is very confusing.

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taiwan and feel it relative taiwan and feel it has relative impunity there.— for him to talk in naive for him to talk in these of having better terms ef having better with the relations with the countries that obviously have had very tense relations in recent years? tense relations in recent ears? , ., ., years? the first order of business _ years? the first order of business is _ years? the first order of business is to _ years? the first order of business is to involve i years? the first order of business is to involve in| to figure out a viable trying to figure out a viable path forward, so first of all a cease—fire then a deal, cease—fire then a peace deal, territorial 7a territorial integrity, 7a ukraine, are all the ukraine. those are all the confidence building things, confidence building measures that his team should about in public. the be talking about in public. the statements are here and are statements we are here and are more worrying. you much more worrying. you mentioned that the donald mentioned there that the donald trump has said it might trump team has said it might want to cut defence spending by as as 8%. that also flies the of what it has been in the face of what it has been telling nato countries to do,

which is to up its defence spending from 2% of a percentage of gdp up to 5%, so it a lot of incoherence in a it a tet et ihteherehte ih e house of policy statements in the last few weeks. ravi agrawal. — in the last few weeks. ravi agrawal, thank _ in the last few weeks. ravi agrawal, thank you - in the last few weeks. ravi agrawal, thank you for - in the last few weeks. ravi | agrawal, thank you for your time today. are expected to have meetings with donald trump in for a peace deal that benefits ukraine. how does keir starmer play this if he gets to meet donald trump in the next week, because he has stood up in defence of president zelensky and ukraine this week, but it is obviously trick navi ation? �*tricky navigation? i a very tricky navigation? i think what he said about support for president zelensky support for president zelensky support for president zelensky support for ukraine and support for ukraine was it quite actually it was quite and it was very

understated and it was very minimum he would state, clearly trying not to pick an argument with the in with the american president in the in terms he says he says next week. i of what he says next week, i think he is going on thursday, from i hear, he gets from what i hear, he gets through the door with a certain amount of added credibility, i ameunt ef added tredibitittl. t is the agegdnt ef added tredibitity. t is the first . country 7 7 7 countryto: 7 z country to offer, 1 european country to offer, troops a deterrence force if a is cease—fire deetfis defie, e ceaseffire and on that basis, he e44—= t——— t 77 say, look, iam with 77 say, look, i am with you, 77 say, look, iam with you, i can say, look, i am with you, i am supporting �*approach, i am supporting your approach, i want you to do a deal, but i think he has to say, mr president, talk me through the presidehtt teth me threeah the is, of presidehtt teth me threeah the ' ' ' ~ " of this issue, your substance of this issue, your plans, how what pterns , haw exe stty, what is pte—ns,—hew exestty, what is the shape of exactly is the shape of the deal you want to do and what ecu you going to ask trom are you going to ask from president putin, because of the moment all pressure seems moment all the pressure seems to be on ukraine and surely

teee’ehfle’remeehd sdrety want some concessions you�*ll want some concessions from putin that what you can isa �*deal is a �* deal between two 7 . . two of . . the two of them. lord kim darroch. _ the two of them. lord kim darroch. i _ the two of them. lord kim darroch, i am _ the two of them. lord kim darroch, i am so - the two of them. lord kim darroch, i am so sorry, i the two of them. lord kim| darroch, i am so sorry, we are out of time on that but thank for being with us as you for being with us as ever, former uk ambassador to the fermer uk ambassador to the us. on this former uk ambassador to the us. on this up in a former uk ambassador to the us. on this up inafew

complaints by a young soldier about abuse contributed was found at larkhill camp in december 2021. the coroner said that on the balance of probabilities part in her death."

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to jaysley beck�*s family, in this inquest. and protect her. and she was excelling at herjob. significant changes in army, including the introduction will be zero tolerance to unacceptable sexual behaviours. a statement from the british army there. let us to army there. let us return to the in ukraine.

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had called for privacy and dignity in the cold in the cold and the rain, headed to tel aviv for forensic identification. but it's believed they are shiri bibas the fourth was listed by hamas as oded lifshitz, a retired journalist and peace activist with family in the uk. the images of a terrified shiri bibas being captured her children have seared themselves into of october the 7th, 2023, and a rallying cry. hamas took them. for their government to do

everything in its power of shiri, was also taken hostage but had been kept israel is in mourning as it faces the near certainty oded lifshitz have not survived, but are still left with uncertainty about the fate of the hostages sebastien usher there amazon is to take over creative control of before his daughter and stepson took over. in the next phase of 007.

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this bbc the us vice presidentjd vance calls president trump work continues to identify they are believed to include a mother and her two young children. the british army's mishandling of complaints made by a young female suicide, an inquest has found. football federation luis rubiales guilty of kissing player jenni hermoso "without consent". he intends to appeal. to be discovered since tutankhamun was found, more than a century ago. more coming up on all of that. first, all the sport. hi there.

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