.it ,it is , it is completely think it is completely incorrect to state that. and again i will say on behalf of all ukrainians we want peace. just peace, just peace for us. the head of nato basically said that it the head of nato basically said thatitis the head of nato basically said that it is imperative that zelensky repairs that relationship with that

zelensky repairs that re| their ;hip with that zelensky repairs that re| their behalf. i that zelensky repairs that re| their behalf. andt zelensky repairs that re| their behalf. and i also on their behalf. and i also think that we should find the right mediator, somebody who both sides can trust, who can mediate between ourselves while we figure out our differences. we have to continue talking, because at the end of the day, we do share the same values. even though that was not very obvious the night before. thank

ou ve obvious the night before. thank you very much _ obvious the night before. thank you very much for _ obvious the night before. thank you very much for coming - obvious the night before. thank you very much for coming on i you very much for coming on that programme. let's speak to our political correspondent joe pike who's at downing street for us... we are expecting president zelensky thereto. he we are expecting president zelensky thereto. he landed at stansted airport _ zelensky thereto. he landed at stansted airport this _ zelensky thereto. he landed at stansted airport this morning i stansted airport this morning just before midday. we are expecting a visit, perhaps a handshake with certain keir starmer on the front step of downing street. it is an interesting challenge for keir starmer, how do you handle such a complex situation? starmer did not treat last night like many european leaders, did not treat last night like many europeé quoted 's, did not treat last night like many europeé quoted saying that spokesperson quoted saying that he had both spoken to president spokesperson quoted saying that he had both sy that| to president spokesperson quoted saying that he had both sy that he president spokesperson quoted saying that he had both sy that he had ;ident and also think that he had unwavering support for ukraine and is doing all finds a path forward. he finds himself, keir starmer

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georgescu, he seems to represent something unknown, perhaps, something new. thank ou for perhaps, something new. thank you for that _ thank you for that. the vatican says the pope had a peaceful night after another breathing crisis in hospital pope francis, who's 88, has been in hospital in rome for two weeks, receiving treatment for double pneumonia. the vatican said his lungs had to be cleared of vomit and he was then helped to breathe through an oxygen mask. our correspondent sarah rainsford and gave us this update. a little bit of reassurance perhaps this morning in that brief statement from the vatican. we get a decent short morning updates, this morning that the vatican simply said the night was peaceful and that the night was peaceful and that the pope wasn't out resting. i think, coming after that more dramatic news from yesterday, which was the second time that the vatican had used the word crisis when describing what had happened to the pope, i think that will be a little bit of a relief for many of the catholics following this closely around the world.

yesterday, with the vatican said, and they were obviously quoting the doctors, they said there had been an isolated breathing crisis. essentially we had a briefing then where officials explained to us that the pope had had a coughing fit, spasm of his lungs and he was struggling for breath and sake. his lungs had to be aspirated, cleared of obstruction, and then the pope had been given oxygen, a facemask to help him breathe. we were told that the pope was alert throughout and it did not lose consciousness, and even that he was in good spirits yesterday evening. this was a breathing crisis which happened around about two o'clock in the afternoon. i think it has concerned people, the pope is back on the front pages of all italian newspapers again. obviously, the story from america and the white house are dominating the front pages, but the news of the popes new problems are causing anxiety

and the headlines are certainly reflecting that here in italy. there were prayers on at st. peter's square again yesterday evening, lots of people gathered to pay for the health of the pope led by the cardinals who came out on the steps of the basilica to lead people in the prayers of the rosary, hoping for the pope to make a recovery.— make a recovery. thanks to sarah for — make a recovery. thanks to sarah for that _ make a recovery. thanks to sarah for that update. - the santa fe county sheriff has ruled out carbon monoxide poisoning as a cause of the deaths of the double oscar—winning actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa. he said the actor had been dead for around ten days when his body was found, but that investigators were not sure whether he or his wife had died first. both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. an initial interrogation was conducted of mr hackman�*s pacemaker, this revealed that his last event was recorded on a february 17, 2025. iwas

advised that a more thorough investigation will be completed. pop stars charli xcx, dua lipa and jazz quintet ezra collective are just some of the artists leading the nominations at tonight's brit awards. the ceremony is a chance for the music industry here's more from our music correspondent mark savage. # when you're in the mirror, do you like what you see? this could be the year the brits go brat. but with five nominations this year, it could all change. she was signed to her label when she was 14. she's an amazing songwriter. but she stands for so much, you know? i think she's an incredible role model.

# and i be, like, oooh... # and you can hold me... ..and jazz act ezra collective, something that might come but here's a secret. i got a d in music. which now, you know what i mean, i feel like we're ok now. # walked in and dream—came—trued it for you... come on, brit awards! if you like adele songs but find them too upbeat, performing! mark savage, bbc news. as mark was saying, the 45th

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let's have a look at the satellite picture. can't miss this band of cloud. that's the weather front. it's been over northern ireland, scotland too. the skies have been a little cloudy. even a little bit of light drizzle and rain here and there. that weather front is stuck in the area of high pressure. so it's not moving an awful lot, but it should be out of the picture mostly by the time we get to tomorrow. so here's the picture end of the afternoon. that weather front still over the irish sea into southern scotland. but for many of us it's a case of blue skies and temperatures of around nine celsius. tonight, the high pressure is right over us. that weather front still stuck in the high, so in some places it will be rather cloudy. but to the south we'll see a widespread frost, even in bigger towns and cities. a windless and calm,

clear night here. so mist and fog in the morning, could be stubborn once again. so you'll wake up and we've got those grey skies, into the afternoon, the sun will be out. now, we're a little bit closer to weather fronts in the far northwest of scotland here. the high pressure will be in charge of the weather a little bit further south.