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after the meeting, president zelensky sat down our political correspondent, joe pike, reports. to sandringham went better than washington. translation: itravelled in the train for 12 hours, | the united states invited me. but how can he restore relations with the white house? you're gambling with world war iii. this weekend, he avoided apologising, or explaining and had he heard of a reported french plan for a one—month in london to form a coalition of the willing — nations prepared to guarantee ukraine security if a peace deal is struck. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act. europe must do the heavy lifting. or what they promised, but the eu plans to rearm it's basically turning ukraine into a steel porcupine bridge on this issue. and the canadian prime minister, that there could be a one month ceasefire, not right along the front lines, but in the air and at sea. that is not, as i understand it, a uk plan. between keir starmer and president macron. and i think this is also interesting because while there may be a coalition of the willing, a ceasefire or any pe

let's speak to our political correspondentjoe pike who's at downing street for us.. and it is happened much quicker than anyone expected. we thought we would see president zelensky here tomorrow ahead of that leaders summit that keir starmer is hosting. instead, he is expected here in the next hour or two. is expected here in the next hour ortwo. downing is expected here in the next hour or two. downing street officials arriving behind me. the street is absolutely full of international media, which gives a sense of the world wide attention on this moment and also the role that keir starmer, the uk prime minister, seemingly going to have to play here. partly because of the hostility that donald trump feels towards the eu. he wants to act as a bridge and the eu and he might have to act as a bridge between president zelensky and donald trump as well. it will also be fascinating to hear the language that keir starmer will use after this meeting, perhaps it will echo that of your interview on bbc news today. a mild rebuke, almost, of president zelensky but also saying th

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joe pike there.k to robin niblett, distinguished fellow and former director of the europe programme at chatham house. sir keir starmer described this as a once in a generation moment for european security, do you agree?— do you agree? definitely, once in a generation _ do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in _ do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in the - do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in the sense i in a generation in the sense this is definitely the end of the post—world war ii european security order, it's one in which the us has made clear that it's pulling back, that it wants to focus more on china, that, yes, the ukraine conflict is important but also interestingly it's becoming increasingly clear this is an administration that wants to rebuild relations with russia as well so i think when you combine all of that with the debacle of the very argumentative press conference that took place in the white house on friday, europe is having to step up and i'm please

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