, and that convoyis landed at stansted, and that convoy is departing stansted airport. huge number of cars taking people away who have come down the steps from that aeroplane and got into those cars had been but we were told that the pope was alert throughout. he didn't lose consciousness and even that he was in good spirits yesterday evening. this was a breathing crisis which happened around about 2:00 in the afternoon. but i think, you know, it has concerned people. the pope is back on the front pages of all of the italian newspapers again. you know, obviously the stories from america, from the white house, the oval office are dominant, are dominating the front pages. leaving the stars quaking in their boots. if you like adele songs but are finding them too upbeat, you are in for a treat. sam smith will be performing! the ceremony kicks offjust after eight o'clock tonight. mark savage, bbc news. (tx vt) stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it is the start of meteorological spring today and the weather is looking fairly dry and settled through the course of the weeken

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stansted and we believe he is heading to downing street a little earlier. breakdown in talks between president trump and president zelensky in the oval office at the white house yesterday, which ended with him leaving without a deal. justin crump,... justin crump,... justin crump is a defence, intelligence and security expert with 20 years' service with the british military, and now ceo and founder of private intelligence firm sibylline. i spoke to him earlier about the current tensions between the us and ukraine i think zelensky�*s stands helped rally europe at a i think zelensky�*s stands he divided y europe at a i think zelensky�*s stands he divided in europe at a i think zelensky�*s stands he divided in supportta be divided in support for ukraine. because a moral imperative was clear. we saw who the aggressor was in the conflict, it was russia. they lied to european leaders in the run—up to the invasion three years ago. zelensky took a stand and what seemed like a hopeless stand, i think that one pretty widespread admiration. and it was a genuine stance

the ukrainian delegation has landed at stansted airport — these are live pics of the motorcade as iteads towards london ahead of tomorrow's summit. hosted by sir keir starmer. the vatican says the pope has had a peaceful night and is resting in hospital. on friday, the pope suffered a breathing crisis, but reportedly responded well to treatment. boost, though the moderate right is the winner. now, the man who will be the next chancellor, friedrich merz, he's saying that migration and toughening the borders is going to be a top priority for him. and what's life in afghanistan really like nowadays under the taliban? we have an eyewitness account which may surprise you. they have installed, like, more than 90,000 security cameras in kabul. so, they are watching everyone. donald trump promised to get the ukraine war sorted on the first day of his presidency. it may not have been quite as soon as that, but it does look as though it could happen within the first few weeks. the pace has been remarkably fast. some of the basic principles of 80 years of american and western policy. making ukr

president zelenskyy will see in the next 24 to 48 hours after he arrived at london stansted airport, just short of an hour ago. wobbly pictures there have getting into a motorcade. he will see european leaders continue that voice of support and a remarkable outpouring on social media in the hours after those extraordinary scenes in the oval office. and i'm sure each time ukrainians hear the tone and the nature of, at times, the drubbing which president zelenskyy got, it will grate to some degree, although there are also those in u.s. official circles who suggest perhaps the tone of his conduct, the way he corrected the president and vice president, particularly when they suggested diplomacy with russia could work, maybe set the wrong tone, as indeed were suggestions that his wardrobe was wrong as well. he should have worn a suit. now that is obviously, it seems, a smaller detail here when ukrainians are dealing with the possibility of a decline in their ability to hold back the russians on the front line, a possible drop in u.s. aid, maybe even a freezing. some suggestions like that

he landed at stansted airport this morning i stansted airport this morning just before midday. we are expecting a visit, perhaps a handshake with certain keir starmer on the front step of downing street. it is an interesting challenge for keir starmer, how do you handle such a complex situation? starmer did not treat last night like many european leaders, did not treat last night like many europeé quoted 's, did not treat last night like many europeé quoted saying that spokesperson quoted saying that he had both spoken to president spokesperson quoted saying that he had both sy that| to president spokesperson quoted saying that he had both sy that he president spokesperson quoted saying that he had both sy that he had ;ident and also think that he had unwavering support for ukraine and is doing all finds a path forward. he finds himself, keir starmer like something new and georgescu, he seems to represent something unknown, perhaps, something new. thank ou for perhaps, something new. thank you for that _ thank you for that. the vatican says the pope had a peaceful night after a

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