peace in ukraine. britain's prime minister — sir keir starmer — it's time to act, time to step up and lead. following the summit — president zelensky departed for sandringham for a private audience hello and i'm samantha

they included: keeping military aid flowing, to provide more military aid to ukraine, backed not and today i'm announcing a new deal which allows ukraine creating jobs in our brilliant defence sector. infrastructure now and strengthen ukraine in securing the peace when it comes.

we cannot accept a weak deal like minsk which russia can breach with ease. that it can, bringing different capabilities and but all taking responsibility to act, all stepping up their own share of the burden. so we agreed some important steps today. second, we agreed that any lasting peace must ensure ukraine's sovereignty and security.

any future invasion. guarantee the peace. but that can't mean that we sit back. instead, those willing will intensify planning now with real urgency. the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground

on the urgent need for a durable peace. now, we need to deliver together. finally, we agreed that leaders will meet again very soon towards this shared plan. the prime speaking a little earlier. at lancaster house — and gave me her reflections not at lancaster house, but in downing street and look

she is much more politically aligned with donald trump's way of thinking. but she very much wants donald trump and the us standing on its own feet. america must be part of any agreement going forward. so number one, that is the big takeaway from

as for lancaster house, i think overall it was positive. from keir starmer that this coalition of the willing that of time so there has to be a group of countries who are willing to step up in the more immediate term to give ukraine the support that it needs.

was it your sense that they perhaps don't have that many they would meet again soon? leaders are together, are working on a plan. some are able to contribute more than others but there is a broad sense of unity and support of ukraine. on friday in the oval office. so not only were they trying to work on the pre—existing so i think it is very

much a work in progress. so there was some detail in there. and the united states. annita mcveigh there. with me is our political correspondentjoe pike. he is :——7; of he is ”cc? of today's what is your developments. what is your sense of what was achieved at sggse of what was achieved at summit today? £555” ,.. ,. . .'~ ~.. ,7 summittoda ? . , £555 ,.. ,. ..'~ ~.. ,7 summittoda ? ., the summit today? certainly one the summit today? certainl one shift we the summit today? certainl one - shift we - sfi the summit today? certainl one - shift we - seen today is i big shift we have seen today is keir starmer and that keir starmer and emmanuel are really reasserting that keir starmer and emmanuel

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kicked out of the g7. country in three weeks. that has failed. on friday in the oval office, president zelensky pointed out,

again that he will break any agreements. i stand with volodymyr zelensky, and i stand with the people of ukraine. lancaster house in central london to meet king charles. the president flew by helicopter to the royal estate of sandringham in norfolk. and the president at sandringham. 0ur correspondent alex dunlop is at sandringham. explain how this meeting about and what is the came about and what is the significance of it? significance being made of it? it is how it came it is interestingbew it came that mr abeut."we'unde�*rstane that lwywhw for the meeting lee eksi ng king charles w king charles king w with king charles and king then extended the charles then extended the invite for him to come here to

invite for him to come here te sandringham estate. as for the sandringham estate. as for the sandringham estate. as for the atmospherics on the ground, the atmospheiics enthe gteune, was interesting was a lot of --eole m that a lot of people here came to their dogs were not te wells their eegs were net" ~~ - . that mr was aware that mr zelensky was going to into the estate exec for wof people who come handful of people who did come up handful of people who did come up me, they saw our camera up to me, they saw our camera and they asked was going up to me, they saw our camera and and i asked was going up to me, they saw our camera and and i t loted was going up to me, they saw our camera and andhlot of was going up to me, they saw our camera and and i t lot of them vas going up to me, they saw our camera and and i t lot of them were )ing up to me, they saw our camera and and ukrainian. m were )ing up to me, they saw our camera and and ukrainian. we vere )ing actually ukrainian. we have strong eastern quite a strong eastern european, ukrainian community european, ukrainian cenmnunity and they european, ukrainian cenununity and they heard european, ukrainiancenununity and they heard he was here and when they heard he was coming, they were really coming. they were really and they me that delighted and they told me that they felt very reassured was coming. his helicopter here on the sandrin-ham landed here on the sandringham estate at about 5:15pm this which meant that he afternoon which meant that he was on the ground afternoon which meant that h