the us the crypto capital of the world. and anora picks up the top prize at the oscars. at this years event. we'll have the latest from the red carpet. good with us. this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we begin with the latest developments with the he is still "ready to sign" a us—ukraine minerals deal, despite leaving the white house on friday

announced a four—point plan to work with ukraine a solution to end the war. the country's rare earth and other critical minerals could be worth as much as $14.8 trillion in total. zelensky hopes a deal can be agreed soon.

alexander rodnyansky is a former advisor to president zelensky and believes the ukrainian the relationship with the united states. going to be the potential benefit of that? the potential benefit of that is the survival of ukraine. founder of the investment platform regionally — in any potential deal. the world, the reaction was quite astonishing. yes, monday morning, what do we do now? end of ukraine, which

russia already controls. on what i have got already," and sit on those particular a deal with america, and it depends exactly for the ukrainians to reach a deal because trump will have to go ahead and sign a deal. as he tells the world. here in london led by sir keir starmer — the uk has announced an additional £1.6 billion of uk export finance to buy

defence missiles, air defence missiles, etc. but it will cost a lot of money, isn't it? and if you look at france in germany, they have just a very tricky time, indeed. might not be enough — you still need america behind you saying, "if you, russia, are going to the fail—safe behind it so it

will find it very difficult of the extremely unpleasant battles going on at the moment. of course, we start heading towards the summer period, to achieve that. i suspect they will find that more and more difficult. he expects to be included in a new us strategic reserve others on the list include xrp, solana and cardano. the total cryptocurrency market has risen around 10% — on sunday. trump has previously said

he wants the us to be crypto capital of the world. relieved by the news. so far this year. coins which collapsed in price, an argentine version — $libra — did the same, and there was a major ethereum theft from a dubai—based firm of more than $1 billion, and bitcoin — the flagship for cryptocurrency — its price was down by nearly a quarterfrom its high. so this news from president trump following through from however it is going to work — because that suggests crypto uses of money. of the recent bad press it has

received recently — like that huge hack that cost billions to many investors going to advance and make gains this year off the back of president trump. reserve is going to work. physical oil in louisiana and texas, it has a strategic gold reserve at fort knox in kentucky.

favourably disposed. and you also have mr musk at the department of and blockchain more widely. before we let you go, this is a big week for tariffs, because mexico and canada tomorrow could be looking your take on this week for tariffs? it will be very busy again. we will see what the chinese respond with. he did say mexico and canada have threatened a 25% levy —

have done in terms of border controls, so it looks and canadians decide to try and get their own back. russ mould from a] bell. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.

a uk watchdog has started to investigate one of the ways tiktok uses children's data. the information commissioner's office says it wants to inspect

this is all used to serve up recommendations of more content they might want to see, keeping them on the platform to see more ads. processing and using this data when it belongs to under—18s in the uk. practices. the children's code — which is a set of design

and safety of teens. reddit told us 95% of its uk users are aged over 18, and all accounts are highly private by default. laws, it can issue fines, which can then be subject to appeal. tiktok is still appealing a £12] million fine it zoe kleinman, bbc news. to spain for the annual event. the latest gadgets.

ben wood — chief analyst and cmo at ccs insight — in terms of what is going on in the mobile industry, so i keep coming back and it has been an incrediblejourney in this amazing sector. so you can't get enough of it. and you know what? i will give you a mobile world congress confession of my own,

manufacturers, who see the european markets is very and who is grabbing all the attention? apple doesn't attend. sometimes it puts out a big announcement during the show just to shake things up a little bit. operating system is very prominent, all the big network equipment manufacturers like nokia, ericsson, on the handset side, samsung have a massive bells and whistles.

we're still seeing the development of devices with new — kind of different user experiences. triple—screen device which was announced will do things for you. "i would like a vegetarian restaurant i can attend get it secured and ask if you want to go ahead. that's very different from the current experience and do that research.

winner this year is anora. the film which stars mikey madison as a sex worker, who has a whirlwind ill—fated romance with the spoilt son of a russian oligarch, won best picture and received five awards in total. winning best picture can be financially lucrative, ultimate gross profits, following the awards. well, it was a surprise it did so well because i think

conclave, as well. i think it was surprising that it won is many awards as it actually did. in cannes, and you could feel it picking up momentum so it was a surprise it won as many awards as it did. and a huge night for all on that film, including the director.

at the box office, so popular, and i guess a really big film for you at the cinema. the brutalist with corbet, as well, was the same kind of thing — 9.6 million he spent on the brutalist. for big awards. does that put people off going to the cinema to see films like that, because it is such a long time? no. if you look at the top—ten highest—grossing films of all time, they all tend to be close to three hours plus. think back to the avengers and titanic. but those films...

a countdown timer so the audiences could take a comfort break and come back in the same way they do for live theatre. 0k. it did win awards — adrien brody getting for its ai elements. the beginning. ai just to touch up the hungarian accents it was not a huge, massive creative difference with the ai.

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from the far north—west, showers around, too. still some chilly nights to come in the south, and certainly a frosty start here to monday morning. north it is milder. across east anglia, south—east england through the a few spots of drizzle in that from our old front. it's windy for north west scotland, wet and very windy for the northern isles, and some sunshine ahead of the front — that's where we'll see the best of it yet again. top temperatures between ten and 12 degrees celsius. more of the same again on monday night into tuesday. frost, more cloud and some milder—feeling air further north. and it's still rather

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it is ready, and the ministers can sign it. several arab states and the un condemn israel for blocking and anora steals the show at the oscars, winning five awards including the coveted best picture hello, i'm nicky schiller. welcome to the programme. we start this hour at the oscars where it has been anora's night. the romantic comedy that cost just $6 million to make

taking best actor.