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this is from crufts, and they're talking about a record number of foreign entrants are among the 18,000dogsin entrants are among the 18,000 dogs in competition. i mean, telegraph times. give it a rest for one second. foreign. well, let's go on to the guardian then. simon. you got that? >> yes. the guardian we stay with, with war defence, the eu waking up from their 80 year slumber to realise they have responsibility for the security of their nations. unanimity marred, apparently by hungary's prime minister, viktor orban, who failed to endorse an eu statement on ukraine. but other than that, there seems to be a good deal of unanimity, generally speaking, quite how much it's going to be racked up to as a percentage of the overall budget that the eu, various countries have. there was a campaign a few years ago that 6% should be spent on defence. i don't know that many of them are going to go that high, but they're talking about . high, but they're talking about. ,800 billion or £670 billion, andifs ,800 billion or £670 billion, and it's dollars and it's not given in dollars pointedly. but

and who will be crowned the king or queen of crufts. it's the final day of the world's largest dog show. >> and it's one of our greatest traditions. t we're going to be heanng traditions. t we're going to be hearing in about ten 15 minutes how it's being used to bridge the diplomatic ties across the atlantic and celebrate the special relationship. >> good morning. a stunning six nafions >> good morning. a stunning six nations victory for france in ireland came at a cost with an injury to their best player, antoine dupont. with england on standby to take advantage at twickenham today when they face italy and in the premier league, liverpool moved 16 points clear at the top and nottingham forest boosted their champions league hopes with victory over manchester city. >> good morning. the sun will be shining once again today for most of us, but a change is on the way next week, turning much colder. find out all the details a little later. >> it's just gone. 6:00 i'm stephen dixon. >> and i'm anne diamond, and this is gb news breakfast. >> i'

this is from crufts, and they're talking about a record number of foreign entrants are among the 18,000dogsin entrants are among the 18,000 dogs in competition. i mean, telegraph times. give it a rest for one second. foreign. well, let's go on to the guardian then. simon. you got that? >> yes. the guardian we stay with, with war defence, the eu waking up from their 80 year slumber to realise they have responsibility for the security of their nations. unanimity marred, apparently by hungary's prime minister, viktor orban, who failed to endorse an eu statement on ukraine. but other than that, there seems to be a good deal of unanimity, generally speaking, quite how much it's going to be racked up to as a percentage of the overall budget that the eu, various countries have. there was a campaign a few years ago that 6% should be spent on defence. i don't know that many of them are going to go that high, but they're talking about . high, but they're talking about. ,800 billion or £670 billion, andifs ,800 billion or £670 billion, and it's dollars and it's not given in dollars pointedly. but