the us is vital in securing the peace we all want to see in ukraine. but donald trump has criticised ukraine's president again saying president said he believes american aid keep flowing to american aid will keep flowing to but donald trump responded, ukraine but donald trump responded, but the very worst he but as the very worst statement he could have two people are killed in germany after a car ploughs in to a crowd in the city of mannheim. jack vettriano, the scottish artist who painted the singing butler, has died at the age of 73. mikey madison. cheering

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donald trump accused him of not wanting peace while he had us support, and said america will not put up but first here's our political editor chris mason. thank you very much. yeah. please do. by friday... here's what sunday lunchtime looked like. i call the prime minister. of the prime minister's commitment

to deploy british soldiers in this house, we stand by ukraine because it's the right thing to do, interest to do so. at times like these, it is so important that we stand that aggressors should not win. democratic partners. from unusual places. there are many issues on which the prime minister but when it comes to the security of ukraine and support for president zelenskyy, we are of course united. whilst i often take great

delight in criticism really put a foot wrong. minerals after a ceasefire. no. the prime minister thinks british peacekeepers

where it is deployed, questions we will return chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. while the prime minister was on his feet, president trump is very, very far away. peace as long as he has america's

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on public spending. for the uk that is about £2.8 billion extra every year. this is a himars rocket launcher. but atacms have been important for ukraine's army. the eu previously missed its timetable for sending justi million. production in europe has increased, the eu has promised two million amount can be met.

and the debate around support for ukraine raises other questions about us support for nato. would have a huge financial impact. here we can see nato member defence spending — in red, the united states, in blue, every other country combined. their defence spending. nick eardley, thank you. let's go to kyiv now and james waterhouse is 7 president zelensky in there. president zelensky saying in last few moments that they do the last few moments that they do very much hope for us support on the path to peace. very much hope for us support on the path to peace-— path to peace. egefiéege , a . _ still sin this m

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apparent vehicle attack. ploughed into pedestrians. into a crowd of people all the way from the water tower it's now been confirmed two people have been killed. translation: we can now confirm that a car has driven into a group _ of people in the pedestrian zone in mannheim. we cannot yet say how many people were injured or how the first in recent months.

into a christmas market in the town of magdeburg. and in february, a mother and her two—year—old daughter died where the far—right afd party did well. was used as a weapon. jon donnison, bbc news. were found near stoke—on—trent. of the public yesterday on land near festival park in etruria.

at the moment — freeholders own a building and leaseholders can buy the right to live in a flat for a fixed period of time. ministers want to ban the sale of new leasehold flats and start and a leaseholder buys a flat and the right to occupy it a flat owner buys their home and a share of the building. today the housing minister told me this is how blocks of flats will be sold in the future.

of this parliament. commonhold is not only an alternative to leasehold with little explanation. and it is all of that and you've got no say in what it is. bill. you are just a cash cow. broken beyond repair. are currently trapped in the system which is nearly 5 million the government says current

leaseholders will be able to it is not as if we are introducing a new it. we have got to improve the existing system and make it as easy unpicking a centuries old system is likely to be our top story this evening. is crucial to securing peace. president trump again criticises the ukraine also tonight, a

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here s some context. but that trend levelled off in the 2010s. in those years contributed. now, other developed countries, notjust the uk, have also experienced a slowdown in falling death rates after 2010. but experts note the uk s death rate is now falling more slowly

it is good news that mortality is down to pre—pandemic o7verall overall is less levels, overall it is less when you impressive when you look at the broader canvas. there has been relatively since relatively little improvement since 2010, less so than most feared. so if we want to improve this picture and return to steady falls as well as treatment. in india dozens of construction workers have been it happened on friday

when the avalanche hit here's yogita limaye survivors being taken to safety after an avalanche triggered state on friday. here you can see the military digging out containers translation: after three days of intensive operations -

dozens were brought out alive. before he could be rescued. as snowfall continues. his most famous work, the singing butler, set a record

the singing butler. a box of watercolours. he was self—taught, though he conceded that he copied the style of others. it's a