aaron armstrong. >> hello there. very good evening to you. our top stories donald trump has called ukraine's president disrespectful warning volodymyr zelenskyy he's gambling with world war iii in a bad tempered exchange at the white house. was zelenskyy arrived in washington earlier hoping to obtain security guarantees as part of any deal to end the war with russia. despite trading insults with trump last week and their meeting in the oval office quickly descended into a shouting match, with trump telling zelenskyy he's in no position to dictate and he should be thankful for us support. trump then delivered an ultimatum, saying either make a deal or we're out, suggesting the uk could walk away from negotiations and cut military aid for ukraine. >> if our military equipment. this war would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days. i heard it from putin in three days. >> you have to be thankful you don't have the cards. you�*re

don�*t have the cards. you�*re buned don�*t have the cards. you�*re buried there. your people are dying. you�*re running low on soldiers. >> listen. >> listen. >> you�*re running low on >> you're running low on soldiers. it would be a damn good thing. and then you. then you tell us. i don't want a ceasefire. i don't want a ceasefire. i don't want a ceasefire. i don't want a ceasefire. i want to go, and i want this. >> and the last half an hour or so, donald trump has addressed that meeting with zelenskyy before he boarded air force one. he says mr zelenskyy overplayed his hand in talks in the oval office, adding that he did not look like a man who wants to make peace. >> at a meeting today, as you know, with president zelenskyy. and i would say it didn't work out exactly great from his standpoint. i think he very much overplayed his hand. we're looking for peace. we're not looking for peace. we're not looking for peace. we're not looking for somebody that's going to sign up a strong power and then not make peace because they feel emboldened. and that's what i saw happening. i'm looking for peace. we're not looking for peace. we're not looking to go into a ten year war and play games. we want

peace. >> pope francis, who�*s been critically ill in hospital for two weeks, has had what's been described as an isolated breathing crisis. the vatican says the pontiff has received non—invasive mechanical ventilation to help him breathe as he continues to battle double pneumonia. a statement says. the pope pneumonia. a statement says. the pope is alert, but his prognosis remains guarded. francis was admitted to hospital on the 14th of february with a severe respiratory infection that triggered further complications, and joss buttler has resigned as england's white ball cricket england�*s white ball cricket captain following his side's exit from the champions trophy. the move will be confirmed after england�*s dead rubber game against south africa on saturday, their group stage exit at the champions trophy in pakistan. a third flop at a major tournament in the last 18 months. it means that having relinquished both white ball world cups, it's left buttler world cups, it�*s left buttler considering his position. >> wow. >> wow. >> those are the latest

headlines. now it is over for more with headliners. >> for the very latest gb news, direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> jean—pierre marechal. >> hello and welcome to headliners, where we give you the best of tomorrow's newspapers with the best of today's comedians. first things first, let's see what we've got first, let�*s see what we've got on the front pages. we've got the daily mail leading with a spectacle to horrify the world. the i has a shouting match in oval office. trump tries to humiliate zelenskyy live on tv, and the daily express has bust up, leaves trumps peace talks in crisis. and let's have a closer look at well, it's the obvious story we�*re going to be looking story we're going to be looking at lewis. it's trump. and zelenskyy. is having a bust up in the white house.

>> yeah, well they're having disagreement. >> we're so used to. >> we�*re so used to. >> we�*re so used to. >> people being so happy in these places. they always go, you know, holding people's hands you know, holding people's bands like macron. and do you think trump likes macron? no he doesn't. d0 trump likes macron? no he doesn't. do you think you know so. but this is an amazing situation. shouting match in the oval office. >> raging trump raging trump. >> raging trump raging trump. >> humiliates zelenskyy on live tv. i don�*t know how they decide. >> whether zelenskyy. >> whether zelenskyy. >> has one eye, one. >> has one eye, one. >> y or. two ys. >> y or. two ys. >> it doesn't matter. it's just >> it doesn't matter. it�*s just the spelling. >> it�*s just the spelling. >> it�*s just the spelling. >> s0 >> it�*s just the spelling. >> so they he was basically i think donald trump. >> wanted to hear him say. >> wanted to hear him say. >> zelenskyy, say, listen, thank. >> you for giving. >> you for giving. >> us $350 billion. >> us $350 billion. >> well. >> well. >> this is the thing. i mean, trump bandies this figure around $350 billion. but essentially, essentially america has has given ukraine a bunch of decommissioned military equipment and then said, that's worth, you know, x number of billion dollars. but, i mean, i could give you my old nissan micra and tell you it's worth $350 billion, but didn't actually cost me $350 billion. >> but as a hoarder, as most of

us are. we're all hoarders. you don't want. >> to give your stuff away. even the. >> stuff you think has no value, limited value. you don't want to give it away. and we basically we kept. zelenskyy going. >> yeah. and nick, i mean, this is this is regardless of, you know, the positions or, you know, the positions or, you know, whatever. this is quite an unedifying spectacle for, for top level politics. >> it was it reminded. >> it was it reminded. >> me of. >> me of. >> the. >> the. >> jerry springer show, but it's actually the people. >> deciding if we'll go into. >> deciding if we'll go into. >> world. >> world. >> war three. it was like arguing with lewis on tv. >> it was like. >> it was like. >> this shouldn't be in the >> this shouldn�*t be in the white house. it reminded me most of lewis. it was shocking, actually. people get really mad at me on twitter about this. if you dispassionately look at what happened. actually, zelenskyy addresses vance unnecessarily. vance is saying some fairly genenc vance is saying some fairly generic thing where better than biden? biden was rubbish. and zelenskyy says, let me ask you this, jd. and then he asks, that's how he talks. and he asks him something that was quite aggressive. vance has to come back because he's on the global stage. this is being seen by the world. he�*s got to impress trump, who likes strength and loyalty. he can'tjust do nothing. then itjust kicks off between those two. zelenskyy

utters a kind of curse under his breath when vance reveals he's never even been to ukraine. and then trump just loses his rag and gets angry. so i think everyone came out quite bad. zelenskyy didn't need to provoke vance, and vance was relatively calm, but he got drawn in and trump just completely lost it. so i think, you know, it�*s so i think, you know, it's unpopular. i think they all came out fairly badly. >> yeah, i mean that's that�*s a >> yeah, i mean that�*s that's a fair point. even though i mean, obviously i think, you know, vance and trump, you know, are the focus for the ire in the papers. everybody's saying that, you know, they�*re they acted you know, they're they acted terribly. they tried to humiliate zelenskyy. and it did you know in the clip that we saw it certainly looks like that. but zelenskyy could have just kept his head down, said, thank you very much, and probably walked out of there with a mineral deal with security guarantees or certainly implied security guarantees, and with a with a great deal that would have carried him through. i mean, do you think zelenskyy�*s mean, do you think zelenskyy's position is untenable now? do you think ukraine is going to have to go to elections and possibly zelenskyy will be replaced with zaluzany, who's a much, you know, much more diplomatic guy and much better at handling this kind of thing. i mean, he's the envoy to the uk

at the moment. >> i don't think so because i. think he could go to europe. >> and. >> and. >> europe because they saw america being this way. could say, we'll take care of you, zelenskyy. of course they can't because it's europe and they're a bunch of worthless, horrible. >> oh see, nick, this is the thing that makes me mad. i mean, europe has just we've had weak leaders for so long. we've had these absolute, you know, like wimpish leaders who've let our military be hollowed out. we've got absolutely no deterrent effect. without america, we've completely relied on america as a crutch to protect us. and so, you know, europe can make all the bluster it wants to about about, you know, picking up the slack with ukraine. but we know that without america, you know, ukraine isn't viable. >> and that's what really bothered trump in his follow up tweet that he's saying zelenskyy is using america to inflate their position and they feel like they�*re tough guys. i don't like they're tough guys. i don't know if that's quite the case, but it was clear to me that zelenskyy i don't know if he was. now, maybe it's all negotiation tactics and it'll be fine. he put out a tweet after he left that was was seemed conciliatory. but if you look at what he did, zelenskyy came in. he had the pictures, which are no doubt horrific, of the

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