to the israeli authorities, which hamas said was that appears in court in new york. hello, i'm lucy hockings. the rhetoric from the white house over ukraine reached a new pitch tonight, with president trump criticising the leaders of the uk and france, for talks with him. the us president also said he was "sick" of president zelensky and didn't believe ukraine's leader needed

over its lack of american security guarantees. reports from kyiv. we have macron from france and starmerfrom the uk they did nothing either, no meetings with russia, no nothing. macron is a friend of mine, and i've met with the prime minister and he's a very nice guy, but nobody's done anything.

to decide his country's future. president trump said that ukraine started the war the other day. what did you think when you heard that? well, i can say that it's obvious who started the war, understands that one country cannot attack another country, sovereign country.

no, i think that this was just maybe his understanding of the situation. but we have to be based on the facts. it may seem like that, especially in terms of this and this will help the other side, so russia, who actually started the war, to break the deadlock of diplomacy and to emerge from the diplomatic isolation, from the international isolation, that's what they are seeking for. yes. and putin's talking points. i mean, that must be alarming for you. well, it is alarming.

but i believe that the position of a person is conditioned by the information that he receives. on these things? i'm sure about that. about how to end this war. because there is no—one in the world who wants britain, and i know part of yourjob is to deal with the united kingdom, has expressed a great deal known at the moment. i suppose you must recognise there are limits to what

and baltic countries. same will happen to britain. is very nervous and that man ihor brusilow also said to meet this feels as dangerous as any time for his country since 2022 and the invasion, he said it de'a vu. i think the french was dejarvu. i think the french british going to washington and british going to washington week, keir starmer, next week, keir starmer, president macron will realise now they have an even harder job than they thought they might have had before in terms of actually mend the of actoatty trying'to'msnd this is that trump has put into hole is that trump has put into atlantic alliance and also the atlantic alliance and also the atlantic alliance and also the way as well that he has talking about the been talking about the , , ,. so that is going to ukrainians. so that is going to be really difficult to reassert a european position. there are people who say that what trump

has done is actually be more realistic than biden, who is going to give 3393315; 5919; " the never going to give them the weapons they needed to win the war. that fact, he isjust war. that in fact, he isjust telling them the position that they are in. against that, they are in. but against that, is problem there is the problem as well that he there is the problem try as well that he there is the problem try and well that he there is the problem try and make 1at he there is the problem try and make a t he there is the problem try and make a deal that might try and make a deal that rewards president putin for invading this country. and that think is going to be very i think is going to be very for the future. i problematic for the future. i have to loads of here wnw heirezand 7 77 ”77 heirezandl 7 77 7 wv heirezand i have ukrainians hera'and i havs them, do you believe asked them, do you believe president putin that he won't if there is some kind of a deal attack again in a few actually attack again in a few years? i have spoken years? everybody i have spoken to has said that no, he tells to has said that no he�*s“; m r 7” that to has said that me. he�*s“; 11 1s 7” thatis ta has said that na. hate“; m 1s 1a” that is what he ta has said that na1 hate“; m 1s 1a” that is what he does. but lies, that is what he does. but it does seem that president believes trump believes him. jeremy bowen. ian brzezinski is a senior fellow at the atlantic council for europe and nato policy. when it comes to ukraine. well, you know, next week, we

are going to the president are going to have the president of and the prime of the uk coming minister of the uk coming to washington. and what they need do is they need do isthey need to do is they need to come up to do is they need to come up with a grand that can with a grand bargain that can convince trump to kind of invest more in ukraine's future ukraine's security. and hifirirwendtwhat ' ' ' rifendtwhatl ' ' ' zehdirwhatiwould ' ' towards that end. what} would them towards that end. what} woutd them doing is coming washington 7 7 washington and 7 7 washington and sayi % washington and say: mr 7 washing we and saijr 7 washing we have ;ay:mr 7 washing we have ;

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than $250 billion. we don�*t. - .. . .. ..- -. . . moneyjust growing on have moneyjust growing on trees over here so has to be a deal that there has to be a deal that comes together, ’ 121 is comes together, neither side is going to get everything they zzj-ijzz 77 77 let's also 5 77 j 77 77 let's also be 77 j 77 77 let's also be 77 clear want- let's also be very clear and let's be honest about that and let's be honest about that and let's be honest about that. everybody is not getting what they want, but there has to be an end to the war, the war has gone on to war 7 7 tom, this77 77 7 7 77 7 7 7 tom, {as}; 7 7 77 7 have 7started. have 7sta rted. if have started. ifjoe never have started. ifjoe biden was paying attention when was amassing troops for russia was amassing troops for six we wouldn't be six months, we wouldn't be in this conflict in the first place. but we are where we are and it is very unfortunate. but president's goal is clear the president's goal is clear to bring this �*to an end. to bring this war to an end. that is what he committed to american and that is the american people and that is what he will follow through and done. mr trump writes that lieutenant general dan caine

officer and principal adviser to the president. charles c0 brown, whose he goes on to write that he has also directed pentagon chief pete hegseth to field nominations for five other high—level positions. of the ceasefire deal, but after forensic tests, israeli authorities said the remains were not and ten—month old kfir — were released on thursday. acts to cover it up. 0ur middle east correspondent mark lowen sent this report. our the idle east correspondent

our the bibas |st correspondent our the bibas family, spondent our the bibas family, the ndent emotional turmoiljust on. is one day israel's it is one day since israel's institute examined a forensics institute examined a body that hamas said that body that hamas said was that of shiri bibas, but found it was not her but an unidentified woman, that hamas said garden woman, that hamas said there was some kind of mix—up = -7 the remains under the with the remains under the in gaza. now hamas says rubble in gaza. now hamas says they have found body of 7 "553154" 7 7 some; i156; 77 shiri bibas and they hate 111 1 111 1111 that coffin shiri bibas and they hate 111 1 1111 11111 that coffin the handed that coffin over to the red that coffin is now red cross. that coffin is now en route to israel to be identified in the forensics institute and to whether it is that of mrs bibas. indeed it is that of mrs bibas. a reminder that she and her husband yarden and their two little boys, ariel he was four little1boys,11ariel hewas four the 7th of october and on the 7th of october and nine—month—old kfir was seized in that hamas the two in that hamas attack. the two little boys have symbols little boys have become symbols of the brutality of that at the brutality of that today, there was fury assault. today, there was fury from israel's government claiming hamas violated the claiming hamas had violated the ceasefire by not handing over the body of shiri bibas. says 77 7777s7ays they

says they have found her hamas says they have found her and that that body is going to be and it all comes be identified. and it all comes . ~ ~ ——— the next exchange a day before the next exchange of living hostages on saturday when we expect six israeli hostages to be exchanged hgétayges to be exchanged in for hgyg'oayoes to be exchanged in for more hggtayges to be exchanged in for more than 600 return for more than 600 palestinian prisoners. riyadh, to discuss a plan for the future of gaza. they strongly oppose president trump's proposal i asked her about those discussions. i believe er about i believe there iut i believe there will be a plan that will be put i that will be put forward. i the official is coming around announcement iscoming around march announcement isconning around march the announcer-dent isconning around march the 4th or so. during on march the 4th or so. during this emergency that has this emergency meeting that has announced. but yes, i been announced. but yes, i think we assume that there think we can assumethatthere be an that will be an alternative that be announced, of will be announced, billions of dollars from both to

will be announced, billions of dollars gaza. roth to will be announced, billions of dollars gaza. roth some to will be announced, billions of dollars gaza. roth some of us rebuild gaza. what some of us are is that egypt palesti7nia n 7 palestinian authority the palestinian authority in the palestinian authority in the form of mahmoud might the form of mahmoud abbas might receive some form of financial and yes, there will an alternative to the trump be an alternative to the trump announced. and indeed, eine amt-“ed and "deed the 11 1 1 1111 1 plan really wasjust eine amt-“ed and "deed the 11 1 1 1111 1 plan really was just as i been saying7 sort 7of an have been saying sort of an initial position where initial oeaitien where” 1 11 can begin, where initial oeaitien where” 1 11 can] begin, where initial oeaitien where” 1 11 can begin. , where initial oeaitien where” 1 11 can begin. so here 777= that the states7have seems that 1the1gult states have of seems that thefiult states have of ta ke n seems that 1the1gult states have of ta ken the seems that 1the1gult states have of taken the baton and sort of taken the baton and have. forward sort of taken the baton and have, forward with and have moved forward with it. and they are going present a they are going to present a plan perhaps presenting a plan perha psroresenting a that plan perhapsroresenting a that involves plan perhapspresenting a that involves a new solution that involves a new palestinian governing body. not ipalestinian1gove1rning1body. not pa and hamas, the pa and certainly not hamas, but someone installed by the

league, more of a arab league, more of a government. i think technocrat government. i think thatis technocrat government. i think that is what we are looking at starting with, announcement starting with this announcement on march the let's turn to some other important news around the world. murder by a new york jury on friday. for a talk in new york in 2022. mr rushdie has been partially blind since. january's fires. saying she had failed the city. ronnie villanueva, a retired la fire chief deputy for pneumonia says he's feeling

slightly better, but still not all next week. pontiff�*s abdomen was good and heart "very strong." executive, brian thompson, on a busy manhattan street, appeared at a new york city courthouse on friday afternoon for a status hearing. the 26—year—old arrived shackled, wearing a bulletproof mr mangione faces state murder and terrorism charges — and if convicted, he could face his case has sparked a frenzy of criticism and support. it was quite striking being inside the courtroom and seeing the number of supporters there. and 7 777the7re.77a7n7d7 77 7 the gathered there. and also, the sheer of press, underscore just eheeeejejisithé really underscore just the in this case intense interest in this case still. this a hearing to e -e really the 77 really the motion by both parties and

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—=tf s when some of that was seized. so a few raised by his lawyer, points raised by his laiaiyer. officials points raised by his lawyer. officials have points raised by his laiaiyer. officials have really but officials have really expressed their over how but officials have really expressed???z been ver how luigi mangione has been celebrated as something of a gelebrated as something of a hero. the european union's largest economy is holding a snap election, triggered by the collapse of led by friedrich merz — are on course to be he's ruled out working with the hard—right afd — and its leader, alice weidel. but the party, which is hardline on migration, and keen to make peace with russia, is expected 0ur europe editor katya adler has been following both parties and sent this report from berlin. "we're taking our country back".

german pop music—style. the afd's germany first theme tune — tough on migration, and old, they're tipped to become the second biggest translation: look i what's happened to our wonderful germany. we can't go on like this. parties doing well across europe. but germany isn't any other country. influential with a nazi past. it will have an impact way beyond germany's borders.

we are just conservative. but afd opponents don't believe her. the party is radical, they say, setting a dangerous example for the rest of europe too. they are a nazi party. it's like a racist party. the afd says it can solve all of germany's problems. germany will fall apart. focusing minds here, a string of attacks by migrants. young child was killed. very aware of that and afraid of losing votes to the afd,

out of germany's next government. but the afd is crying foul. will boost their support even more next election, it says. katya adler, bbc news, berlin. "you can't take our country and you can't take our game," — canadian prime ministerjustin victorious against the united states at the 4 nations face—off final

match in boston. canada scored in overtime. the stands. the �*soon—to—be 51st state'. celebrating thursday night. joining me live is senior nhl writer for the athletic mark lazerus. the game delivered of drama with that really fantastic in overtime. but 77: 'ust cannot 7 just cannot take the you just cannot take the political element out of the 7— 7= :——— 7 for this match or . the7 . . 7 the 7 �* 7people indeed, the amount of people who watched, can we? no, that became the of ng, that became the stocy of tournament, exhibition ng, that became the stocy of tournan that exhibition ng, that became the stocy of tournan that was exhibition ng, that became the stocy of tournan that was exhibitior to h .-.a ..ze:e;eaess1s1:§ere a �* to other be a precursor to the other picks next year turned into hotbed because :-—— the rhetoric towards canada of the rhetoric towards canada of the rhetoric towards canada of trump, the of donald trump, calling it the sist of donald trump, calling it the 51st state. whether was

51st state. whether he was mocking the sovereignty or outright threatening it, canada 7—2 7it personally 77 7 7it personally a7nd 7 7it personally a7nd the took it personally and the early games are montreal, the american national anthem was booed at the games in booed heavily. at the games in boston including a boston including the final, a p0p boston including the final, a pop star changed the 77:2 of the 77 of the song 77 of the song to 77 of the song to only as lyrics of the song to only as . instead of in all of us commandinsteadofin all of us everywhere you looked, command. everywhere you looked, there was politics. donald trump called the american team before the game, the gm invited before the game. the era inaited trump before the game. the era in'aited trump to the game, this donald trumotothe game, this very much about donald and less about the trump and less about the hockey. i don't watch 7 77|7ai37m715£7£h 7 77|7did7wat7c7h 137.17 hockey, but i did watch last night's match.— night's match. what was the viewership — night's match. what was the viewership like? _ night's match. what was the viewership like? has - night's match. what was the viewership like? has it - night's match. what was the viewership like? has it led i night's match. what was the | viewership like? has it led to an in people like me an increase in people like me - 9.3 million l 777 9.57million people watched were 9.3 million people watched the game in the united states e7spn which is a staggering on espn which is a staggering numberfor hockey, the most watch hockey of any numberfor hockey, the most w. years. :key of any 11 numberfor hockey, the most w. years. :key are of any 11 numberfor hockey, the most w. years. :key are theiny 11 numberfor hockey, the most w. years. :key are the kind 11 numberfor hockey, the most w. years. :key are the kind of in years. these are the kind of numbers you generally only see at the olympics and in canada, one in every four canadians was the game. so it is 522— §e7= 77- §e7= - 7_s huge for the game and this is what they are talking about growing the if you

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