. >> the deputy prime minister angela rayner there.get through, let's speak to our international editor who joins us now. jeremy, loads to talk about of course. let's start with your assessment of how you think we heard from the white house the change in already complicated picture when it comes to global relations over the war in ukraine. >> the important thing to recognize is this is really the most serious crisis in the history of the transatlantic alliance, transatlantic relationships formed during and after the second world war, it is that big whereas it's essentially because the americans are now on opposite side to the position of the europeans and that's expressed in that summit in london over the weekend and subsequently of course people want peace, countries want peace, but the issue is what is the price of peace. the price of peace as the russians have said is essential ukrainian capitulation and the americans appear to be sharing a lot of talking points. sharing a lot with the americans, or is it the kind of peace that was

. >> the deputy prime minister angela rayner there.get through, let's speak to our international editor who joins us now. jeremy, loads to talk about of course. let's start with your assessment of how you think we heard from the white house the change in already complicated picture when it comes to global relations over the war in ukraine. >> the important thing to recognize is this is really the most serious crisis in the history of the transatlantic alliance, transatlantic relationships formed during and after the second world war, it is that big whereas it's essentially because the americans are now on opposite side to the position of the europeans and that's expressed in that summit in london over the weekend and subsequently of course people want peace, countries want peace, but the issue is what is the price of peace. the price of peace as the russians have said is essential ukrainian capitulation and the americans appear to be sharing a lot of talking points. sharing a lot with the americans, or is it the kind of peace that was

minister, keir starmer, the man who took the knee to the black lives matter movement with his deputy, angela raynerust hours after the mob had pulled down the statue of edward colston in bristol, just hours after that mob had harassed and assaulted police officers, how could he all of a sudden be a law and order prime minister? it didn't end with the crackdown on rioters. the prime minister, keir starmer, withheld information from the public regarding the terror charges of the southport suspect, claiming if he hadn't, it could have prejudiced the trial, even though numerous cases emerged from the past where keir starmer had referred to other terror attacks as such. within hours, then, it emerged in january that an internal home office report, get this, had described the idea of two tier policing as a far right extremist narrative. well, the last 24 hours have turned the last 24 hours have turned the government's narrative completely upside down. why? because the independent reviewer of terrorism terrorism legislation, jonathan hall kc, has claimed that it was a failure to disclose the facts about t

. >> angela rayner says the uk is still focused on securing a peace deal with us support. >> the us governmentheir decision. but the uk and the prime minister is very clear on our support for ukraine and that we need that peace deal. and the president trump has said that we need a peace deal as well, and we're focused on making sure we get that over the line with us support and our european partners. >> rachel reeves says all opfions >> rachel reeves says all options are on the table after rishi sunak called for frozen russian assets to be seized to support ukraine. >> the former. >> the former. >> prime minister told mps that europe must find more resources to help kyiv, after the us paused its own funding. the chancellor says using those assets is, though, incredibly complicated under international law, but insists russia should pay for the damage it has caused. and in other news this afternoon, the trial of triple killer karl clifford has heard he raped his ex—girlfriend in a violent sexual act of spite. >> before murdering. >> before murdering. >> her and her family with a crossbow and knif

meanwhile, deputy prime minister angela rayner says the uk is still focused on securing a peace deal> the us government decides to do that entirely their decision. but with 25% tariffs on $150 billion worth of us goods. both us and asian markets have suffered at the possibility of a trade war. now back in the uk, farmers are continuing their protest against inheritance tax changes with a pancake day rally in central london today. but police are warning they could be arrested. agricultural workers have descended on westminster in efforts to highlight the cost of food production. all the machinew will be at whitehall to show the expense of making food, and farmers will be serving free pancakes. but police have imposed restrictions on the protests, urging farmers to leave their tractors at home and ensure serious disruption isn�*t caused. meanwhile, environment shadow secretary victoria atkins told gb news the farming inheritance tax is undermining the uk�*s food undermining the uk's food security. >> our national security is not just about defence spending, important though, that is. i

minister, keir starmer, the man who took the knee to the black lives matter movement with his deputy, angela raynert hours after the mob had pulled down the statue of edward colston in bristol, just hours after that mob had harassed and assaulted police officers, how could he all of a sudden be a law and order prime minister? it didn't end with the crackdown on rioters. the prime minister, keir starmer, withheld information from the public regarding the terror charges of the southport suspect, claiming if he hadn't, it could have prejudiced the trial, even though numerous cases emerged from the past where keir starmer had referred to other terror attacks as such. within hours, then, it emerged in january that an internal home office report, get this, had described the idea of two tier policing as a far right extremist narrative. well, the last 24 hours have turned the last 24 hours have turned the government's narrative completely upside down. why? because the independent reviewer of terrorism terrorism legislation, jonathan hall kc, has claimed that it was a failure to disclose the facts about the

he's the joint favourite with angela rayner to be the next prime minister. the second favourite, bebe farage is still the favourite is reform on the rocks. the conservatives certainly think so. they'll be attacking them today. that's the question. do you think reform are in peril or actually is the most divided party, the conservatives, and they're merely projecting onto the upstart reform uk? that's today's topic. get in touch, gbnews.com/yoursay. now it's time for your headlines. and here's katie bowen. >> martin. thank you and good afternoon. it's 3:02. these are your latest headlines from the gb newsroom. the uk government has signed a deal to provide ukraine's armed forces with more advanced attack drones to tackle russian aggression in the black sea.the russian aggression in the black sea. the ministry of defence has announced . that announcement announced. that announcement from the ministry of defence comes as sir keir starmer, speaking in the northwest of england, said it said it would be a, quote, big mistake to think that quote, all we've got to d

deputy leader angela rayner there, of course. speaking overnight to fox news.t to fox news. vice president jd vance speaking overnight to fox news. vice presidentjd vance had this to say on european negotiations. >> i honestly don't care what the europeans say in public. what i care is what they say in private, and what they need to be saying to president zelenskyy is this can't go on forever. the bloodshed, the killing, the economic devastation, it's making everyone worse off. the only pathway, i think, back to peace and peace and prosperity is what the president is trying to accomplish. >> well, in the past few moments, the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, has weighed in. she�*s der leyen, has weighed in. she's promising to boost defence capability. >> we are in an era of rearmament, and europe is ready to massively boost its defence spending, both to respond to the short term urgency to act and to support ukraine, but also to address the long term need to take on more responsibility for our own european security. >> well, that's ur

humiliation for deputy prime minister angela rayner as the right to switch off from work is going toe dropped from the workers rights bill. >> the 97th oscars, who would have known it? hollywood superstars gathered in la to pat each other on the back. last night, host conan o'brien took night, host conan o�*brien took a sly, sly dig at donald trump. >> no, honora is having a good night. two wins already, i guess. americans are excited to see somebody finally stand up to a powerful russian. >> honestly, i feel like i'm living in a parallel universe. >> but, you know, four years when he was president, the first time they'd been gone for him much more. but he's he�*s swept into the white house time and wielding much more, oozing more power and knowing what he's doing, whether you agree or not with what he did on friday night, didn�*t i think they were a bit more scared of him? >> yeah, yeah, i think so. but it's just a room of liberal elites there. it's just too easy, isn't it, to take a swipe at donald trump. >> who'd heard of most of those films. >> hadn't heard of any of them. to be

if i�*m not arrested under angela rayner's new islamophobia. >> law. >> law. >> with the saturday fivem/advent. and don't gbnews.com/advent. and don�*t forget the poll. you can vote forget the poll. you can vote for your favourite five at gbnews.com/alerts. >> she�*s already. >> she�*s already. >> winning the vote, will she rigs it? >> she�*s already winning. oh, she hasn't even said anything yet. she's texted every. >> single member of her family and every. ex—husband she�*s ever had and asked. >> them to vote. the vote. >> them to vote. the vote. >> will close at. >> will close at. >> 8:30 pm. rafe i dr shoo lee renee. now it's time. dictator. she's a dictator. is she is. >> she's getting no money from. >> she�*s getting no money from. >> she�*s getting no money from. >> me now. >> me now. >> it�*s our next debate, right. who�*s gonna go next? >> it'll be me. so no tough >> it�*ll be me. so no tough competition. actually, this week, for the most exciting press conference. but the president of the united states and jd vance did meet with our prime minister. so let�*s take a little loo