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here in munich, the ukrainian president did spend time meeting the us vice presidentjd vance.ce talks, but that's still a long way from a deal that's acceptable to both ukraine and to its russian invaders. frank gardner, bbc news, munich. meanwhile, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky said he blocked a draft minerals deal with the us because it the proposed deal would have granted the us access to vast amounts of ukraine's rare earth on the sidelines of the munich security conference, mr zelensky said he didn't think the deal was good enough to serve his country's interests. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet has analysis. i have to say that ever since i arrived here in munich, everyone has been saying that the mood here is the darkest, the gloomiest in the entire history of this 61—year—old munich security conference and in that darkness, it seemed to have concentrated the minds of european leaders about the risks of what they see as the crumbling of the transatlantic partnership, their valued security relationship with the united states. and the first hint

tech titans like google boss sundar pichai are here. and us vice presidentjd vance.re was a lot of support but a year is a long time in al, designed to govern its use, we could probably make it better, but it's been signed. we can work with it. europe is now realising that it needs to have a more balanced view on how to regulate and how to allow innovation. the one thing everyone here does seem to be in agreement on is that al is going to become increasingly part of everyday life — in public services, in healthcare and at work. the tools already exist. zoe kleinman, bbc news. but a year is a long time in al, and now, there's loud criticism of the eu's ai act, designed to govern its use, but slammed for stifling innovation. we could probably make it better, but it's been signed. we can work with it. europe is now realising that it needs to have a more balanced view on how to regulate and how to allow innovation. the one thing everyone here does seem to be in agreement on is that al is going to become increasingly part of everyday life — in public services, in healthca

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among those attending are us vice presidentjd vance, the indian prime minister narendra modi, and china's summit was officially opened by preident macron's special envoy, the ai researcher anne bouverot. in developing ai. at times, exaggerated fear. let's speak to kriti sharma, founder of ai for good and chief product officer for legal tech at thomson. when we talk about aia, the is about arrival of chatter is about the arrival of the chinese rival, deep seek. their promise to make powerful ai at a fraction the ai model at a fraction of the cost. how is that dominating conversation at this tech the conversation at this tech the recent summit? the recent advancements shown summit? the recent advanternents shown that summit? the recent advancements shown that we can run [hm [are models, at lar-i the ndels, at e5 lari the cost, at e5 fracture of the cost and capacity that was needed before. are capacity that was needed before. one, are capacity that was needed before. one, the are capacity that was needed before. one, the access are capacity that was needed before. one, the access to are cap

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seeing who is vying to become the next to the summit, including people like sam altman, us vice presidentjd vance the us, we have china. had costjust $6 million to develop — a lot less than the amounts we have seen from us and european rivals. the value of us tech stocks in just one day. i her the for at summit. so i think dominance and the race to ai dominance the us is certainly, if you look at the numbers, that they have and in the scale of investments in terms of regulation. mechanism here that's being trialled. opportunities plan. there's a bill in the mix. juncture where a lot of countries are doing and it's interesting. so what influence would you see him having on the the future path? to partner — partnership could be sought. the market—led approach that the us is hinting or even how it stacks up against what the uk ai opportunities action plan. back. against changes to inheritance tax rules. again on sunday. the protests come as mps debate a petition calling small family businesses. the national farmers union has warned that many were struggling to survive even before the tax changes. an

the relationship between the europeans and the united states stands after the speech from vice presidentjd vanceite withering when it comes to europe, what do you make there are mixed tones and mixed messages, coming out even out of that one speech. he is committed to europe, he is committed just a lasting peace in ukraine, those are positive things about his speech that got into almost domestic french president emmanuel macron was not there in munich or a particular speech. issue to be sure that ukraine can stop the russians and can i think you're exactly right, to be sceptical, to the table, he might show up. the us secretary of state, marco rubio, has arrived in israel at the start of his first official visit to the middle east. he's due to hold talks with the prime minister, the israeli president, isaac herzog, has thanked rubio's visit follows the release of three more over to the red cross. an estimated 369 palestinian prisoners were freed in return. driven to freedom. last week's released hostages were gaunt and emaciated, but sagui dekel—chen, yair horn and sasha troufanov "i'm finally i

president zelensky says more work is needed on a plan to end the war, as he met the us vice—presidentjd vancedelines of the munich security conference. ukraine's president made it clear that any peace deal with russia must involve real security guarantees for his country. jd vance insisted the us did want a "durable lasting peace", but earlier he stunned the gathered european leaders with a withering attack on their own countries, particularly in relation to free speech. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from the conference in germany. finally, after three years of war, formal talks about peace. ukraine and america face to face to find ways to end the fighting. fundamentally, the goal is, as president trump outlined it, we want the war to come to a close, we want the killing to stop, but we want to achieve a durable, lasting peace — not the kind of peace that is going to have eastern europe in conflictjust a couple of years down the road. ukraine's president deeply worried that his most important ally isn't moving in the right direction, but he wants this dialogue. wel

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in attendance will be us vice presidentjd vance hassabis of google deepmind, as well as chinese vicey. industry experts worry that competition between nations this technology safely. business today, coming up at half past the hour. this is bbc news. mr ryan has confirmed he was in the same group in just under two weeks, german voters will elect chancellor 0laf scholz accused his conservative selena wants tougher immigration rules, military these guys say that for their future, they're the life they think their parents had. attacks on innocent people, and i would vote for critics accuse the far right of exploiting people's people speak of political and gender divides. also, alarm, when the rightwards shift tips into extremism. the core of democracy. but a strong showing in this small poll shows how the far right�*s efforts to edge its cause on jessica parker, bbc news, saxony. super bowls. and smiles after the eagles�* victory. us president donald trump also attended with his daughter ivanka — the first sitting president to do so in person. rapper kendrick lamar took to the field duri

among those attending are us vice presidentjd vance, the indian prime minister narendra modi, and china'sspecial envoy, the ai researcher anne bouvero. openness, encouraging more countries to participate iamjoined by i am joined by the global in paris. can the co—chair in paris. what can the summit change or in co—chair in paris. what can the sun fast—moving r in co—chair in paris. what can the sun fast—moving world in co—chair in paris. what can the sun fast—moving world of in co—chair in paris. what can the sun fast—moving world of i i this fast—moving world of ai. i was talking to one wesrtetkihgr—terehe chinese and she wesrtetkingr—terene chinese and she is investor and she said she is not saying less talk not attending, saying less talk more action can be more and more action can be more effective. i and more action can be more effective-— effective. i completely agree that there — effective. i completely agree that there is _ effective. i completely agree that there is a _ effective. i completely agree that there is a lot _ effective. i completely agree that there is a lot of - effe

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in attendance will be us vice presidentjd vance hassabis of google deepmind, as well as chinese vicewith its cheaper approach this technology safely. to support ai technology that benefits all humanity. marc cieslak, bbc news. up at half past the hour. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. thwarting the chiefs�* bid to become the first show and performed a string of hits including his nesta mcgregor has sent this report from new orleans. the moment a team who delivered on the field received tonight, it's the taste of success, and it's champagne. what does it mean to be a super bowl champion? it's awesome. i've got a great team and they're great people that love each other. it's awesome. in front of a watching president and some slight underdogs before kick—off, the philadelphia eagles scored first. the trailing chiefs then went even further behind. having an off day. an interception caught by cooper dejean. was all but over. and even though the chiefs and mahomes finally got on the scoreboard, the eagles avenged their super bowl defeat of two years ago. nfl champions

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we've heard from us vice presidentjd vance — he was speaking at cpac, a three—day annual besides mr vanceency tsar elon musk. a month on from donald trump's return to the white house, faithful. also joining the conference, faces our uk audience might recognise, including the former conservative prime minister and reform uk party leader nigel farage echoed the same, saying it is time to "make britain great again". in ukraine they are worried a deal be imposed and it's deal will be imposed and it's not going to come with security 77 77 particularlyfromf guarantees. particularly ffgm us. do you what the us the us. do you know what the us has in mind in of has in mind in terms of providing of the mm guarantees? i don't want to get in front of— guarantees? i don't want to get in front of_ on i in front of the negotiators on that point, but i know he's about it and there's serious about it and there's been a critical minerals deal offered to repay the 200 billion taxpayers. that people who are being overly critical need is there, it is like keith kellogg is meeting is going to do that. presiden

that's something that the us vice presidentjd vance criticised and led to a lot of you could say shockhe munich security conference when he said it is now time for these firewalls. what is now clear is that these smaller parties like this new alliance is not reaching the 5% threshold, coalition and there will be an argument to have only to have a coalition with one other party, that might be the social democrats. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. her home on tuesday. any suspicious circumstances. was stabbed at a primark store in nottingham on sunday morning. the 17—year—old victim is in hospital, with serious the stabbing happened. between a van and a tram in manchester city centre. officers are understood to know who the offender you're live with bbc news. european leaders are rallying behind ukraine, as it approaches three years of war. among a flurry of calls to allies on sunday, president emmanuel macron about meeting ukraine's security needs. separate talks with president trump. on monday, the uk and eu are expecte

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us vice presidentjd vance took aim, condemning the retreat of europe from some of its most fundamentals, values shared with the united states. the post—war world". to upturn the west to create a new world order. it seems president trump wants a new world order, too, and it appears it's one that involves america and europe taking quite different paths. this week will matter for years to come. leave their homes, taking sanctuary in towns and our reporter helen mulroy has been to meet a group haven in milton keynes. this is what remains of irina's home town of lysychansk. now it's under occupation, russian. and everything is destroyed. it's absolutely heartbreaking. it's painful. and in dnipro, where valeria's family and friends remain, russian bombardments continue. irina works as a carer in a care home, valeria an administrator, but they soon will have to reapply for the temporary visa that allows them to stay in the uk, a visa that will only last for a further 18 "what is our future?", and i don't have an answer for them. more than just the anxiety of this uncertainty, valeria has foun

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this bbc the us vice presidentjd vance calls president trump work continues to identify they are believed to include a mother and her two young children. the british army's mishandling of complaints made by a young female suicide, an inquest has found. football federation luis rubiales guilty of kissing player jenni hermoso "without consent". he intends to appeal. to be discovered since tutankhamun was found, more than a century ago. more coming up on all of that. first, all the sport. hi there. the former president of spain's football federation has rubiales grabbed hermoso by the head and kissed her on the lips rubiales has said he'll appeal, with the incident having a significant impact on the women's game, particularly in spain. from my point of them, from my point of i it's from my point of them, i it's just... from my point of them, i it'sjust... yeah, ithink i think it'sjust... yeah, i think been that these it's been incredible that these players have had to go through that fie 7 7 not only 77 77 not only winning 77 77 not only winning the 77 not only winning the worldé not only wi

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vice presidentjd vance addressed the conference, on free speech.e that we can and under donald trump's leadership, we may disagree to offer it in the public square, agree or disagree. that was jd vance. that wasjd vance. he has currently been president joining me in kyiv. he thank you so much for being on bbc news. let me start asking you, how worried are by asking you, how worried are you donald, might try an end to this war 6 ukraine there at without ukraine being there at the table? , , ”7 ”7:77 and ”7;sz andl ”7 ”7:77 and i don't unacceptable, and i don't that the president will 7 "with; w "w 7 willdo w because trump will do that because i work with the president trump for three years. i know for for three years. and i know for sure that if we have a plan, a president have a scenarie. president is going have a scenarid. president is going to trump is definitely going to keep it, and there does not exist any plan of general or kellogg or national security adviser walts or vice president �* it is plane of isense st it ie e btene st trump, and of

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day before the munich security conference due to take place with dignitaries such as us vice presidentjd vance ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky due to arrive later today to attend that. officials have said that they do not suspect any connection between the security conference happening and the attack. more of calls on that on the bbc news website. throughout the day here on bbc news, we are reporting on the pressures facing nhs. and figures just released for hospital performance in england — give some context to that. they show that on average — each day last week — more than 1a,000 beds were taken up by patients who were medically fit for discharge , the highest so far this winter. of course, delays releasing patients means it's harder finding space for others. individual�*s on workers and individual�*s well—being. we do not then the waiting list will come down to we have a soft system that function. —— hospitalsystem. function. —— hospital system. there function. —— hospitalsystem. there are people across the country who are medically ready to go home from the hospital because the car

where those world leaders from across the globe will be meeting, including the american vice presidentjd vancel ukrainian president zelenskyy, as well. and president trump has said that his american officials will also meet with the russian representatives to further those negotiations and peace talks. so as tensions rise about who is and isn't at the negotiating table, we'll be waiting to see what more happens. while mr trump has been in washington, his defence secretary pete hegseth is in europe. where, on thursday, in brussels, he told a gathering of nato defence ministers that the trump administration envisaged ukraine giving up territory in exchange for peace. the eu said that would be tantamount to appeasement. mr hegseth is visiting ukraine's neighbour, poland, today. let's speak to our europe correspondent will vernon — who's in warsaw. what can we expect from the visit? in what can we expect from the visit? . ., , visit? in a few hours the secretary _ visit? in a few hours the secretary of _ visit? in a few hours the secretary of defence - visit? in a few hours the | secretary of defe

we've heard from us vice presidentjd vance — conservative leaders and activists.n from donald trump's return to the white house, its own maga—style movement. republican senator of missouri eric schmitt was at the conference. and i spoke with him a little earlier. president trump has said zelensky better move fast or he is code to have a country left. in "scrifthey they are really ukraine, they are really worried that some kind of deal is going to ll.ll llll ll'll .l.l llll 'l llll l.l.ll llll ll imposed ll.ll llll l'll .l.l llll 'l llll l.l.lll ll ll imposed on them 77 77 imposed on them thatf 77 imposed on them thatis 77 imposed on them thatis not going be imposed on them that is not going to come with security guarantees, to cornewith, sew rity guarantees, �*from the to cornewith, seturity guarantees, �*from the us. do you know particularfrom the us. do you know what the us has in mind in terms of some of those guarantees? providing some of those guarantees? i don't do it in of the i don't do it in front of the negotiators on that point, but i i don't do it in f

trump and the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky after kyiv was excluded from talks us vice presidentjd vanceended mr trump's approach to the conflict. i'll tell you the goals that animate president trump's policy. it's really simple. he wants the killing to stop. he doesn'tjust want to stop it now and have the war believes this and he's absolutely right, peace is in the interest of russia, it's in the interest of the american people. as a form of payment for washington's financial support. trillion. this includes critical minerals such as graphite, lithium, titanium and zirconium and rare earth materials — that's 17 metallic elements used in everything from mobile phones to missile superconductors. since russia invaded in 2022. but president zelensky publicly rejected this sell our state". for the conflict. in the aftermath of that, the ukrainian leader met with the us special envoy keith kellogg in kyiv. let's speak tojohn herbst, former us ambassador eurasia centre. good to talk to you, thank you joining us the world i what does a strong 7 between 7 5 between fus and looklike z ,, the ukra

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plans to approach the continent, through some of the most senior members of his team — vice presidentjd vancece secretary pete hegseth. but the conversation they're having — may not be the one they expected. lots to discuss — across the hour we'll have analysis from our panel but first. that speech from jd vance that seems to be the key moment of the day in many ways. we were expecting him to focus on ukraine, yet, he actually focused on the wider political situation in europe. what is getting headlines there? certainlyjd vance's speech is being covered heavily here. it feel ”feeflthei feel the tension 5 feel the tension the could feel the tension in the room, even watching it could feel the tension in the room, (the watching it could feel the tension in the room, ( the watci and t such asrthey : n such as they were:. it was flat, such as they were. it was a muted could in room. and a lot tell in the room. and a lot of questions as to why he decided to on given the huge message, given the huge questions surrounds the ,, ..-, .°,f- ww.-. ,,- w fl iofiuikrairne w fl iofiuikrairne gar " futureof u

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