u. k. say the gyptian roadmap is realistic. it includes a $53000000000.00 funds to reconstruct the strip. unlike the us, the president's proposal, palestinians would remain in garza, i'm be given temporary housing. the organization of islamic cooperation has also endorsed the plan, the us and as well have rejects it is target who is a, is into the southern goals. the city of hall knew this, whether this who left for families to return home to as the city of hon. unice has inside the 2nd largest city in garza, which right now stands in room. and so due to the is really military operations. of course, the stripe we can just take a look on this, a building that you can see in the frame. absolutely, this is what's left of a palestinian house in con eunice, where this family who has survived the bombing now live among this root. when with no purple shelters, you can see no security and early late reaching them. this used to be the house. now it's badly standing with no doors new, no, no windows, and only a very delicate roof that mi

u. k. say they welcome the initiative against how much governing this trip. that sounds like a master negation is incorrect. go straight to the side and russian strikes and ukraine's eastern don't yet confuse regions of chilled. at least 14 people must coast as its forces have reached the vacant street finishes that ukraine seized and rushes crushed. each hundreds of people have rallied nether whitehouse and support. so if you crank us in response to present donald trump's announcement this week, the us will withdrew ministry, 8 unintelligent sharing with keith. a man with the palestinian flag has climbed the tower housing london's famous bo big been in the process of westminster. he's been standing beth foot on the ledge of elizabeth tuff around $12000.00 matrix. i couldn't clunk face that sound. major services have caused adults to area surrounding them that forms part of the case. houses of uninstalled, lynn for testers of spray paintings. one of us president donald trump's golf courses with the slogan, galls is not for sale, thought so the cost will also

u. k. and from the site potentially they could put troops that this talk about phrase again, the coalition of the willing, but the french and the u. k. also say they won't be us that as a back stop. not sending troops prepared to back any deal. of course that's of depends on trusting the us i can tell you one thing right now from the ukrainians. i, many of the european countries, there's not a lot of trust tools the us of to what we've seen in recent hours, research days, tense, as we've been discussing central to some of these discussions that the security guarantees for ukraine. we heard that says thomas, say earlier, this is a once in a generation moment. okay. can you just explain, put into context for us. exactly. what does it stake right now? yeah, well, i mean, i think ukraine is saying that we don't trust the russians. they have proven by that actions 3 years ago that they cannot be trusted. we want as if we're going to accept to see spa some way to make sure that c spa is guaranteed. that's why you've got this suggestion being floated and it's certainly nothing concrete yet. maybe we'll get something more concrete. when these, when t

u. k, these relays and perhaps most importantly the americans have so far not said yes to the spine. do you think that the fact that yeah, front and the u. k. now say okay, this is a good time that that might change americans mind. well, i think there's some evidence that this is already kind of working the, the era plan and also some of these european countries coming on board with it. increasingly the trump administration looks isolated and they've started to already kind of walk back this, this proposal to sort of ethnically cleansed because of strep. right. and steve would cough and trump have both made statements now kind of watering things down and leaving an out. so we'll have to see where that goes. all right, how do i out of nations get the next can get on board with this fine? do they have leverage right now? well, that's a great question of this. to date the, the air version, humans have refused to use their leverage, but yes, they do have leverage. i mean air bridge means i've refused to even pull investors, right? they've refused to sever economic ties. but if countries are started to do those things, those are meaningful steps. they c

u. k. 2 saying that it stands with ukraine with its and wavering support. also, there was criticism from some european leaders. i'm former commissioners of donor tongue. just take a listen to what else people have been say will speak, were a lower level. trump and vance have put on a disgraceful show. i am ashamed of that behavior. the us deserves something better . the free world must support you. crane i was and still am with zalinski. nobody wants peace more than the ukrainians do. therefore, we are working on a common path to a lasting and just peace. ukraine can rely on germany and on europe. there's a lensky, dear ukrainian friends, you are not alone. well known to everybody towing that line and coming out from brussels, we heard from the prime minister of hungry victim, open saying, strong men make peace, weak men make rule. and then saying that trump stood bravely for peace. a so reaction coming for one full more russian president. this is to meet you made with dave who said that this was a brutal dressing down essentially for the landscape. i think

u. k. prime minister says there's no peace without washington, nora, diesel, nor, and that was the top of it was on the holy was big nice, was 5 wins, including best picture and best director, the mazda is cooling one as well to proceed. the talks on a 2nd phase of gauze has ceased 5 deal as agreed in january, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into the discussions and want some extension of phase one as well blocked all food and life saving aid from entering the gaza strip on that 1st stage expired on saturday. egypt catherine jordan have condemned a decision to that sprinkler correspondence. honey mcclure. these drawing his life from gaza. city and having moved, palestinians have been shy and killed and is riley attacks on gaza today. as the face of that cease fire remains on certain absolutely, and this is just an extension of what of the violations that took place during the actual acumen a tree and phase of the seeds fire. we're talking about close to a 100. 16 people who were killed in the 42 task these of the seas fire, including those were trying to

secession, steve free until then, the slicing will continue. dealership of all of that, which is 0 most k u n says rolanda bank, i'm 23 rebels of abducted at least a 130 patients, some to hospitals and go by and the east and democratic republic of congo. the patients were suspected of being congolese soldiers, all members of a pro govern, alicia after the 3 months in the game or the end of january and have made an unprecedented advice into the east, gaining access to valuable minerals. i call robbing a the german city of mannheim is cool to people and injured at least 11 others. please say that arrested and charged the german national with mother and attempted murder the only cain as well. this was the scene greeted rescue workers at midday on monday. and many people stood on the ground in the center of the city. witnesses describe what they saw above. i'm was that suddenly i saw a lot of police caused by them. i was really shocked to see what had happened. i heard shots and lots of people started running in my direction. i didn't know exactly what was going on myself. my. i stood off to the side.

u. k. prime minister saying there was no peace without washington and china is communist . she gave out for them portions gathering. that was the government's agenda for the year ahead. the mazda is going on as well, to return to the table to tulips on a 2nd phase of gauze as these 5 deal, as agreed in january is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions. and instead, once some extension of phase one, the 2nd stage would see a final exchange of captives and present. it has a complete withdrawal of israeli forces. and this stablish ment of a permanent ceasefire as well as now blocking all food fuel and live saving nets. and from entering gaza, palestinian said they were afraid of going hungry and the possibility of a return to war as they mock the fasting month of adama done that springing on correspondence hunting movies. joining us live from gauze. the city on honey we have had moved palace to the ends being killed in is randy attacks, is the fates of the phase 5 grows more uncertain? yes less then this size has a created a wave of, of

u. k. prime minister says there's no taste without washington, norah. and in the field, the nor that's the topic was on leave. it's big nice with 5 wins, including best picture and director and i'm time how much was the sport? manchester united managing, moving a martin says he is not naive as also united. we're not talk to the effect called by put them on penalty. the i'm off has rejected, as well as demand for an extension to phase one of the guys to cease fire, accuse and get a black metal off the demands to release more captives, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions for the 2nd phase. of the do that would have seen the release of the remaining is ready captives, a complete withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza and an end to the will. the other identity. neil, what the if the thing yeah, wants to continue committing text strikes. genocide instead of ation again in front of the world, then it's the responsibility of the world to confront and detour him. yes, we'll do it. we say that the cease fire agreement

concessions to ukraine until then, displacing will continue. dealership of all of that, which is 0 most k u n says rolanda bank, i'm 23 rebels of abducted at least a 130 patients, some to hospitals and go buying the eastern democratic republic of congo. the patients were suspected of being congolese soldiers, all members of a pro govern, alicia after the 3 months and a game or the end of january and of made and unprecedented advance into the east, gaining access to valuable minerals, a call roaming paid, the german cd of mannheim is code 2 people in injured at least 11 others. please say that arrested and charged the german national with murder and attempted murder . the only cain as well. this was the senior greeted rescue workers at midday on monday in manhattan.

me is that in ski, he's saying that there was a group of volunteers working for a humanitarian organization. volunteer is coming from ukraine. the us and the u. k . that had checked into that, i'd tell, not long before the strike, he says that they all survive. they managed to evacuate the building, and you can see the pictures that, that, that the impact seems to have been literally directly in the center of the hotels taking out the roof. the inside facade destroyed. that was one of a number of attacks. another attack on the using a drone we understand, according to local storage, is on the city of shoot me at least one, the person killed in that the tax. there was another drug and strike on the eastern city of car cube ukraine. second largest city, a residential building that hit by john, according to local authorities. 2 people injured in that attack. there was also another attack on or desk in the south of the country, local authorities reporting that it was damaging infrastructure that seems to have been targeted in that attack. at least 2 people injured in a private home. we understand just close to the target site. the big, the ministry

instead 5, i think that historical ties and friendship with trump takes it one step of the saying the u. k. can take care of itself the amended in yahoo is apparently off the hook if indeed he presents bottle in germany, some sort of betron. so the predict mother says he will disregard the i. c. c arrest warrant issued for the as riley leader. 5 on friday morning. as the people the agree to receive funds or to protect, to pride and thousands, attending the largest mass funeral in southern lebanon since the cx 5 deal with israel came into full was about to us. the idea of continues at the time refuses to meet the country and violate the agreement the what are we gets beat field, global headlines, all sorts of controversies and scandals. so getting into was sunday weekly program right here on out to you. let's kick it off the top storage state side. we go here on this child, the world still reeling from the shock exchange in the oval office and following so landscapes, political, the bottle, and the white house of the us national security advisor shed. washington's train of thought that led

u. k, leading the u. k. as a military of just over a 100 seat styles and strong that says almost half the size. it was some 40 years ago, the us, the u. k. maybe within nato, a reasonably big military pilot, and nothing like the us or turkey, but it's still some would question whether it has the capability to lead this sort of operation. we understand the from is also offering to help the other countries that are much less willing. i may not be part of the condition of the winning. what will be the attitude of germany? we have a shots, the chancellor here at the meeting today representing jeremy of course he is not going to be the johnson for much longer as the coalition negotiations continue here . so i'm gonna plan from the u. k. a plan, the other countries now and as we go through all of the different countries of the 10 digit listen to them. all the leaders speaking to that price. because each of these leaders is accompanied by a small group of journalists and each will give a little brief thanks to them. we perhaps can get some idea of how many countries are willing to join such a condition

i think that traditional historical friendship. trump takes one step above i saying the u. k. can take care of itself. so calling georgia street, it has to support all the people as the presidential front runner baffles of law enforcement, trying to take him down on powers and romania counseling elections calling to disclose messages at raleigh price. the shortage of weekly highlights with his hours edition of our traditional sunday program here on how to international let's get it started states side because the world is basically still really in from the shock exchange inside the oval office on following someone's case political debacle in the white house for us national security advisor shed washington's train of thought that led to savanski and his entire delegation being declared persona non grata. i'm being told the lease. and how do you come in salt? someone, when you're practically begging them for money and assistance, when you're wholly dependent on the lark, asked to be american people, and then walk into their white house in their oval offers. and try to be argumen

are you ready that the ties between russia and london could be 7 say who do know that to stop us of the u. k embassy here in most go have been someone to be rushing for and it says uh, building essentially the russian foreign ministry has some of them over the fact the 2 of the colleagues who were officially on a diplomatic mission here in russia, they will call doing here's something very different. in fact, 2 of the colleagues have been accused and found guilty of violating the russian law or providing they basically provided full information uh upon the entry into russia, which is against the russian low end. at the same time, the russian security services have accused them of all so essentially being engaged, engaging in espionage. so they have now 2 weeks they've been given 2 weeks to leave the country. it's not the 1st time that the u. k. stuff as the self as a v u k embassy found. well, i basically revealed as something else rather than diplomats last year. uh several uh, several people have been also shown to do with the fact that the russian security services have revealed that they

instead hot id that historical ties in friendship. trump takes it one step further, say the u. k. can just take care of it. because the support of the people, that's the presidential frontrunner bottles with law enforcement trying to take him down from powers. romania counseling elections. calling to jessica, this message is a riley price, but the next the morning on a very snow re sunday here. and also it was running down the top stories of the week and all this. so states side we go where the world is essentially still reeling from the shock exchange in the oval office. and following, of course, that landscape is political, the bicycle in the white house. but us national security advisor shed washington's train of thoughts that led to zaleski and his entire delegation be declared persona non grata until to lease. and how do you come in salt? someone, when you're practically begging them for money and assistance, when you're wholly dependent on the, the lark asked to be american people and then walk into their white house in their own whole office. and try to be argumentative and

u. k. 2 years ago. carlos is founder of independent diploma. that's a non profit advisory group. he says the incredibly warm receptions lensky received in london was a direct message to the white house of fits always manhattan and diplomacy. who you shake hands with, whether you will, smiling at the signature of the peace deal, infamously. yes, our ha nixa robin. yes, that robin was not fox smiling. and yes, i was, it sends that set and signal i am always attending very closely to those signals because of course they, they tell a story about how come for your lead to feels about what is being discussed diplomatically to the details of diplomatic deals. the woods, the commitments of coal seeds really match up, but these optics, the most of the atmospherics the vibes in the room they really meant to. i'm the hug for the men's capable of being in tale deliberate to send the message to washington the the u. k. and the europeans are still very much on the landscape side. and now we've got social media thrown into the mix where we can immediately see the reaction of world leaders to a particul

u. k. prime minister keeps tom. it says a so called coalition of the willing will present a peace plan for ukraine to the united states. often talks between below demands lensky and donald trump dramatically collapsed on friday. so i'm a hosted at emergency summit of european the design allies in london. they agreed to increase military budgets and ukraine's defensive malayna vessels and events reports from london as the president, another day. another venue and another one, greeting gifts, dom well coming below, do me to the lensky to a summit of european vetoes in london with canada and tuck it in. attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was the top of the agenda, the leading that effort of the u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground of planes and yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy listing. but to support pace and i'm fortunate to succeed. this efforts must have

u. k. was on the side of the u. s. and the was in the rock and i've got a son and lost many, many lives that had from so so. so in afghanistan, mr. vance is saying he didn't mean to refer to the u. k. well, friends, when he referred that to that some random country, i didn't even mention that you tail or fonts and the clip he said on ex boats, the thing fault bravely alongside the us over the last 20 years and beyond. but people here ask people who were you referring to given there were only 2 countries who put their hands up so far to say that they would be part of such a force. james, thank you very much. indeed, that's a different magic. that is a james base in london. and it's time for the why there he was caught on a tele, that is more unsettled, where the expected across the middle east and live and will head that in a moment. the 1st to southern africa and this some improvement to come from that a gas car. as a tropical psycho pushes its way for the south leaving some big bus of rain across small central areas. but it is an improving picture as we had towards the end of the week, the thunder storms, it continued to affect eastern parts of

gather to come in and say well, and you thought was the old guy and the new guy or not have a different approach to this. yeah, and it certainly, um, is doing that exactly the, the u. k. has a 100 year deal with ukraine that gives london access to the natural resources. now trump has also very clearly expressed interest in a rare earth deal with ukraine and says that zalinski wants to sign it. now, how can ukraine appease both and supporters here as well? uh, you can be mounted to 2 women and you can pledge your mineral resources to uh, 2 different countries blocks. uh, it's another of the absurdities of this whole situation. was the selling, the mineral rights twice to 2 different countries to different leaders. and what is the men role well, of what will be the wrong western ukrainian state? in any case, my understanding though i'm not a geologist, is that the vast majority of the mineral wealth of ukraine lives in the east of the country. and uh, zalinski wont be giving that to any but a present boot and has said he's ready to have joint ventures with the united states for that mineral well. lot seems like a much more sensible way to go. maybe they're all using th

u. k based syria and observatory for human rights and other sources say to have been executions on both sides following the classes and verified online video. so bodies in the street believes to be otherwise killed by security forces in the talk, you have problems. otherwise, activist save violence. and the attacks against the group have searched since the form of the assaults machine. many fee of persecution and political exclusion. the car and fighting is the heaviest since i saw was ousted last december. and the challenge to the interim government's efforts to consolidate its control. as, as the country seeks to recover from years of conflict. aaron's ellen is a series analyst at the washington institute for near east policy. we asked if the, as a little white solved lawyer was posed a serious threat for serious new government. i think it's hard to say at this point, especially because we don't have a good idea on if a rom is trying to help out with this at all in terms of bringing in weapons money, or even his bowl over the border. so there's a question, how deep of a reservoir it c

saying that he's, he's before we pretty well. and i think what is interesting don't just in the u. k . is how some of the right wing parties and the research. and so the right to the last couple of years has been a major phenomena in, in europe. but say, i think we're in some difficulty here. all of a supporting donald trump, or all they supposed to load them is the landscape. it was interesting, the daily mail, which is the, the best selling newspaper on a sunday. it's bail on sunday. newspaper came out very strongly in support of presidents landscape and against what we saw that amazing spectacle in the oval office. and so i think this is a question the will will, will um, be the full right wing part parties across europe. how are they going to view this situation in which way are they going to go? are they going to support ukraine, or are they going to keep supporting? uh, president trump. and i think many of them have decided that the way to go is the way that populations in europe seem to be of a voicing their opinions. and that is support of ukraine and so landscape. i think the b

and also interestingly saying that they've got on wavering determination, the u. k. to achieve last in piece for ukraine based on sovereignty and security, these are very strong, was in a very strong show of support for ukraine. and we also know that below the means uminski will be meeting king charles as well. and that only happens at the request of the u. k. government. and it is one of the strongest tools in that diplomatic. austin knows that all of that really showing that kids nama really is putting out all the stops to show that followed him. is the lensky is being embraced by him and other european nations as well. this meeting was already in the books before that so allowed between trump and zalinski, but it is taking on a much more heights and significance now because you're paying the does a facing a real prospect of united states, perhaps putting it's mandatory support for ukraine. and there are huge doubt of whether the europeans can step up to that challenge and fill the void in case the us pulls out and we've had some notes of discontent. i mean, a sea

u. s saying is pushing for peace negotiations. k of as also agreed to those as well. whatever happened to the so called collective what? well, it seems like the air of the collective west is coming to an end with the sense of on search and see. and pessimism is actually rising among ukraine's back as in europe. and you know, you diplomats even stays the defense spending is becoming a fixed cost. basically, the e u now seems obliged to pay for security of another country despite their own searching costs. and he's an energy. and it looks like there's actually no confidence that mccomb presents interest of his own citizens. the latest paula ment free elections actually show that mackenzie policy is on the side most popular. and the latest polls actually show that mccullin's trust level is a 25 percent, which is quite low. and the reaction circulating in the media is indicative with means of matching that are making fun of the practice. french president has been holding maj. mine even compared to a napoleon, basically predicting him the same state. and you know, in a pub

u. k. have cooled on this route to avoid bias international obligations. now they say humanitarian aid should never be contingent on the c smile or used as a political to see. dom has filed a case that the international court of justice accusing the united arab emirates of genocide. sit down says the rapid support full states power, mid a tree group is on down the funding, bought a you a and has committed systematic will. crimes, especially against all feels muscle it to try now the u. e has dismissed the genocide claim as a publicity stunt sedans to your conflict with the rest, the post code, tens of thousands displaced, 14000000 and driven to the country to the brink of famine, mexico and canada. i have given a one month reprieve from 25 percent terrorists that came into full savvy of this week. us present. the trump now says goods the full onto the united states. mexico kinda is there agreements will be temporarily exempted the trades agreement was negotiated by trump during his 1st time. there's all the headlines. the news continues here on alger 0, also witness th

u. k. that means that you brain will receive it any way. so some here say it's yes and now that from talk 6, discuss ukraine. a and b, ukrainian leadership to make them sit down. i've been in the se, negotiating table and make them to, to the russians. and i because, well, basically they were also voices here who say that the united states understands not right now that russia well when any way, sooner or later. because it's stronger, it's got more resources. and to for long this conflicts means more data and more destruction and they, some of the standing is leading them to change and victory. and the beginning of the donald, because the us wants to stop the unnecessary blood shed in ukraine. ok, thanks very much. thank you. yeah, and most go okay, well that's good to michael bass. so q who's a senior fellow or the atlantic council with the raise your center and he joins us live now from odessa in ukraine. oh, thank you very much for your time. and now what does this mean for ukraine on how our line is ukraine on us intelligence sharing? sure, well, i am k

u. k. for instance, countries outside the block. they're also saying that the ones to approve a mess of packages for ukraine, but it's not only about the amount of military age that to you as provided to kids . it's also a ball. it's a certain capabilities that you do not does not have at their disposal. so that is a big problem. and also decision by that from administration to stop sharing intelligence at least up high extends. which key if is a, it's a very concerning decision for you create and also for the european union. so in a short term, it's certainly not realistic that europeans alone can feel the gap as you're speaking other center. i just want a reminder of yours that we're looking now as live pictures from brussels, where that some of it is taking place. ukraine's president valenze b is, is on and is standing next to 1st live underlined the you permission cheat. maybe we can listen in a busy signal to ukraine and people to bring in wireless to surveillance to, to all of families and is great that we are not alone. we feel it's just new wit

going to want to be involved with this coalition of who were willing because they would say using the cost of the u. k. one to the back store from the us all they prepared to play that role. certainly, there's no suggestion the us itself would have troops on the ground, but would they be able to be prepared to be there as a back stop for this plan? i think the other problem, of course, is that russia, if there is a c spot, would have to agree to terms of the c spa. and i think russia has made it very, very clear that it does not one west and the nato troops anywhere near it's tara street, whether that's near the russian. so that's or near what was the front line of the war, then became uh the, the demarcation line in some sort of c swap proposal. i think the other problem here is how many other nations will be prepared to take part in this combination of the winning? how many of those would be willing? and i think over you got from the u. k. what are the european nations would be padded to stand up with germany? for example, that would be important. and i think it's a little unclear at the moment beca

u. k. do have. what about those other european leaders say? well, what are they being saying about what happened as well? they have tom, almost universally, in support, all of ukraine we've had from the french president mccullin's saying that is important to remember that russia is the aggressor in this conflict. we've had from the outgoing job and johns that all of shows saying that you trading in town to germans on european support. similar statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the czech republic, but naturally not from hungary, hon gary and prime minister victor olva. and had said that he signed a donald trump for what he called was he bravery, you know, it's pretty notable that big to open does side more with letting me to 10 and an increasing number of issues then with his european allies. but nonetheless, he is an outlier when it comes to the european reaction here, which has been pretty much universally in support of ukraine. but what is also happening here in bodies worrying the european leaders is that it seems to

u. k. have called on israel to abide by its international obligations. they say humanitarian aid should never be contingent on a ceasefire or use as a political tool. is there any forces of the gun tearing down homes in the north shines refugee camp in the occupied westbank after a mocking eye for the 17 homes for demolition. they've already destroyed 11 houses since reading the camp almost a month ago. since that time, the majority of a population of 15000 people has been displaced. israel has been expanding military rates in the north of the occupied. west bank is facing more than $40000.00 palestinians since january and the chinese stock market right on thursday as investors reach to be g reactive drive it to be g, setting a growth target of a 5 percent for the year. the announcement was made at the annual gathering of politicians known as a 2 sessions earlier. the commerce minister and finance ministers spoke to the media about the gold target, which comes despite an escalating trade of war with the united states. and those are the headlines. i'll have more n

saying this is ralph affiliates. international obligations allow food, fuel and medicine ins. garza all supplies have been blocked since sunday. the foreign ministers of germany from the u. k. have cooled on as well to follow a flight international notifications. they say humanitarian age should never be contingent on the seas file or used as a political till i'll just there is tired of. it was a, has moved from hall newness the mazda is military spokes. person of the has the stated that the east valley threats would not succeed with a will ends, as he called israel, to uphold its agreements. he also said that they have proof of life which is rarely captives which could be assigned that 10 mazda tribes suggest that to be 3 tens. paul getting power regarding any potential prison exchange deals that might take place in the future. when in fact i need you escalation will put the lives of the is very the captives at great risk. say you also that they are ready to deal with old scenarios. but this does not mean that negotiations have come to an end. different diplomatic discussions have been made between homeless and israel, by regional mediators, alongside also direct conversati

says he's a pool. busy the veteran of the administrative manners here in the u. k. there's a lot of anger and anger and don't recognize her. so there's a lot of parts that somebody would say about. and also somebody that was in the us thing for inside of even the losses and the fact that many of us both died blended with the us marines. and then when i us allies in the voice that, oh yeah, perfect. do you okay, as long as the scene itself is a bridge between the us and europe, and despite the recent crisis and transatlantic relations, it was hoping it could play that role again and find a joint way forward on ukraine. instead, the chasm between the 2 sides is growing and the difference is increasingly appearing in. so mountable james bay's out to 0, london plus gloves and heavy rains, have swarmed. indonesia is capital to call to axle as they move, which reports. torrential rains have turned your card into a city. a waterways with floods engulfing it. the easiest capital, any surrounding regions. in because the just east of jakarta, entire neighborhood slice submerge

u. k. position the u. k. prime interest has been giving an interview to the bbc. and the last couple of as saying how uncomfortable he was watching, what transpired those extraordinary scenes in the oval office that position is they want to try and get this back on track. they want to try and persuade president trump to talk to the selected sky again. and try and get the plan that they had in place back on track. that's the preference that talking about trying to get security guarantees for you crying. we've had took off the u. k. and the french potentially sending some troops to ukraine. if the us is supported of this idea and provides a back stop full, those troops in the event of this old going very badly wrong. but i think those would be discussions about what happens if they comp well with the u. s. and they're a real questions about the future, the transatlantic alon. some even saying that when they took meats in the netherlands in june wilts, then they took a lot and still exist in the way it exists right now of questions that and about if you are was going to try and support you crate on

u. k. besides the ceiling is one grading restoration. it will say it's trying to make itself relevant in one of the best for the tradition of the willing. yes, a number of punctures indicated today that they want to be part of the plan that we are developing a lead for them to make their own statements about exactly how they want to make that contribution. but we've been able to move that forward like set without criticism and with respect of the position of other countries that may not feel that they will contribute in that way. but i strongly fail, but the less something to move forward. we will stay in a position where we're in and not be able to move forward, and therefore it is a deliberate plan to show that we get some momentum, a piece here senior that's clearly known here in the team here of with cas tom, i just himself had mentioned that direction of the new york based international action center. and g o sarah sloan does said her take on the deepening risk between west and military allies. you a little are falling apart and sold different

view from washington as well the secretary of state's market. rubio says that he's been in contact with the foreign ministers of the u. k. and france in the last 24 hours and a parent indication that he is talking to them about the embry on a piece plan that they are drawing on. they saying that they will do so in consultation with the united states and will present it to the united states. so that appears to be a process. and the way the trump administration signaling that it has not completely comfortable ties or discussions on negotiations with ukraine despite what happens in the white house on friday. but this is what market. rubio has to say, and we're trying to end the war. you cannot end the war unless both sides come to the table starting with the russians. and that, that is the point the president has made. and we have to do whatever we can to try to bring them to the table to see if it's even possible. i'm not promising you, it's possible. i'm not telling you it's 90 percent likely. i'm saying it's 0 percent likely if we don't get them, don't negotiate in table and the sooner everyone grows up around here and

u. k. based syria and observatory for human rights and other sources say to have been executions on both sides following the classes and verified online video. so bodies in the street believes to be otherwise killed by security forces in the talk, you have problems. otherwise, activist save violence and the attacks against the group have searched since the full one of the softer she. many fee of persecution and political exclusion. the cold and fighting as the heaviest since i saw was ousted last december. and the challenge to the interim government's efforts to consolidate its control. just as the country seeks to recover from years of conflict. let's pick this up with aaron's ellen who's a syria on the list of the washington institute for near east policy. welcome to dw, we heard a soldier and that report, let's say the situation is being brought under control. is that what you're hearing? there? they're trying to at least doing the curfews is definitely part of the process of helping out with that. i think it's possible that we might still see some activity going into uh tomorrow, but if it

to further engagement with ukraine of the secretary of state, saying that he's held to phone conversations with the prime ministers of the u. k. and province in the last 24 hours, clearly indicating that they all conversations going on to bump that embryonic peace plan. being drawn up by the european leaders, which they say will be run by and discussed with the united states. the secretary of state making very clear the fact he has had no contact with the ukrainian leaders since the events on friday, when the training and leader was shipped out of the white house following a disagreement with donald trump. but the secretary of state, continuing to defend the president's sanction. and this is what he has to say. we're trying to end the war. you cannot end the war unless both sides come to the table starting with the russians. and that, that is the point the president has made and we have to do whatever we can to try to bring them to the table to see if it's even possible. i'm not promising you, it's possible. i'm not telling you it's 90 percent likely. i'm saying it's 0 percent likely if we don't get them to want to go shading

u. k. just yesterday. and i think that you guys gonna say not much we can do for us. i think the french are going to say not much we can do for him. because at this point, trump is going to make an example. that's what he does with people, even if he makes an example of them. if you come into the oval office, if you embarrass him, and if you refuse the piece deal and the minerals deal, because remember, trump has been saying what a great deal. this is where the trillion dollars to the united states. it's a way for the us to get his money back and you walk out without signing it. he's going to make an example of you in some way. he's not going to say come back when you're ready for peace. you know, one of the, one of the concepts of the art of the deal is that if you make a good deal when someone walks away, when they come back, that deal is gone. now you've got to take a new deal and i think that's what someone's he's looking at. now. he's not going to get the deal he had before. he's gonna have to take a different deal because he walked away from this one. a lot of t

and also interesting these saying that they've got on wavering determination, the u. k. to achieve last in piece for ukraine based on sovereignty and security. these are very strong, was in a very strong show of support for ukraine, and we also know that reloaded means the most give will be meeting king charles as well. and that only happens at the request of the u. k. government, and it is one of the strongest tools in that diplomatic awesome knows that all of that really showing that kids tom a really is putting out all the stops to show that volume is a lensky is being embraced by him and other european nations as well. yeah, just on the of the european nations, the big nice thing is tomorrow, sunday they are in london with a number of a you latest. i can just run us through exactly how that might play out of the box. that's right. so this meeting was already in the books before that so allowed between trump and the lens key, but it is taking on a much move heights and significance now because you're paying the does a facing a real prospect of the united states, perha

but at the same time, i mean at the same time and you say it's worked with you, but also the u. k, cause it was done them or the british crime is a my prime minister. i understand that the british of being told not to share intelligence. and i know that's your expertise in the us army right? not to share intelligence with ukraine for saw. why should britain be trusted? and secondly, if you're looking at it from the british perspective, if i put my british unit jack had on, you know, you got your troops storming around my country, you've got your listening post weapons, and united states, the air force there. and who gives the ride for the americans to order us about how we share intelligence given to the go parliamentary vote being taken since the drug administration is ordered. so i'm a to do this. yeah, i, uh, i appreciate the way you phrased all that. so let's start off by reminding people, and i love the u. k. i've spent a lot of time there. i've had a relationship with work university and coventry. and i've been in combat with the british military. but let's be honest. the br