stick arou more central slip away into more central parts of europe, centred around the alps and balkans. we are brushed by weather systems in an office of the uk so there is an office of the uk so there is a way is going to be a bit more cloud and spots of rain for the further south, look at the symbols the london and the days further south, look at the symbol there .ondon and the days further south, look at the symbol there temperatures; days further south, look at the symbol there temperatures will is ahead. there temperatures will be creeping up so it is not bad at all and i'm sure if you at alland i'm sure inyu, , few days, it will not be next few days, it will not be looking bad at all either. goodbye. but he reportedly responded well to treatment. hello, i'm lucy grey. it's been announced in the last hour, that british prime minister sir keir starmer will host ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky at downing street this afternoon. the urkrainian delegation is now in london, after flying in from the us. this was the moment the plane touched down. ahead of tomorrow's meeting with e

it will slip away into more central parts of europe, in fact centred around the alps and the balkans.are brushed eventually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to be a bit more cloud and maybe a few spots of rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. look at all of these sunny symbols for london in the days ahead. and those temperatures will be creeping up. so it's not looking bad at all. and i'm sure if you check your weather apps over the next few days, it's not going to be looking bad at all on them either. bye— bye. salvaged after the row with president trump and jd vance in the oval office. ukraine's leader will be hoping for a warmer welcome in london, ahead of a summit with european leaders on sunday. but first president zelensky will meet with sir keir starmer, this is the scene live

high will stick around through the beginning of next week. in fact centred around the alps and the balkansntually by weather systems in the northwest of the uk, so there's always going to be a bit more cloud and maybe a few spots of rain, but further south, my goodness, look at that. clash at the white house. mr zelensky said peace could only come when ukraine had a strong position for negotiations. mr zelensky is now in britain — where he is due to meet

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bringing those wintery conditions to the north east of to keep the showers start to move away from the balkans. and it's me. so a pair of pictures. yeah, that's not the case. unfortunately, with the library and financial that we've moved, heavy rain pulling into east and ponce's, spain, some showers stretching across in so poor school. but there's lots of sunshine at southern roles and to the west of that for person and the island violence and heavier rain. however, moving into scotland on choose day know, tons of temperatures, they will be picking up evans as impressing double digits of the on monday to similar story for also on choose day. but we'll see a cool down full took here by tuesday. the, the, when to induce in from the truth, the fact hanging the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being re, re these, choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press aren't ex, they're part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions mean control. what has this discussion will look like, you know, ri

moving across the balkans, much t, y a, however for greece and to kia and this wintery features moving across the baltics on with a to crane and western russia. there's also spouses, sunshine, however, co central parts of europe affecting scanned anavia as well. the wintry weather, however, edging into western parts of norway, but they were dry and bright to skies for brisson and the island violent west and pots of france as well. and looking at wounds coming into scan today be a 10 degrees in also on sunday. but it's getting a lot colder for spain. we've got heavy rain down in the very cell affecting eastern areas as well. and look at madrid. we'll see some wintery features a to the north of that, on the 7 degrees in madrid, on sunday, on the on catching, because to crane agrees to ground the us access to its mineral wealth. but is it really a win win deal is germany's business model in danger of breaking up and can the new governments fix it? plus 1000000000 is, or amassing mountains of money. will the inequality get ever be breached? counting the cost on al jazeera, the us is always

he would go to the balkans next and have a showdown with poland.it bluntly, i would rather send bullets to ukraine than american boys. >> mr. speaker, do you still believe that ukraine is an ally who the united states should support over vladimir putin and an axis of evil? >> yes. it's pretty absurd for anyone in the media or democrats to somehow proclaim that president trump, the white house or republicans in congress are on putin's side. it's a joke. we understand that he is a dangerous adversary and he is the one that provoked the war. when we did the aid to ukraine a year ago the entire point of that, and i was consistent from that moment until today, the whole point was to position ukraine for peace talks to make sure that they could hold the line until president trump returned to the white house which we knew was going to happen. president trump is the only figure on the entire globe who is powerful enough to bring both of these parties to the table and he was in the process of doing that and he was excited about the deal that was going to be

because i had trained as a human rights lawyer people said the balkans, afghanistan. i spent a lot of time covering war crimes and i am angry every time i read about russian bombardments of ukraine. i wake up angry every bloody morning and go to bed angry about this. this is not ok. and i think i can tell you that many of my fellow europeans and people in my field feel the same way, a visceral, profound anger at russia. there is no going back for my generation to a comfy relationship with russia that goes over the head of a country that is attacked every day. i want to make that clear. i want to say, anastasiia, if we are fair, some of those air defenses protecting kyiv right now are danish and german and -- anastasiia: and norwegian. constanze: if you look at the numbers, we've a president of the united states currently telling us we do not do anything for ukraine financially. i think we all know if you look at the numbers those tell another story. benjamin: and sweden just made a major commitment. anastasiia: the other thing operating here -- constanze: the other th

is evelyn farkas, former deputy assistant defense secretary for russia, ukraine, eurasia and the balkans. there is there was a lot that happened friday, a lot that then happened over the weekend. and as i just laid out a lot more coming in just overnight on this, showing how important it is and kind of what a tipping point this whole situation may be at. i mean, you hear that from dmitry peskov, the kremlin spokesperson, and over the weekend, evelyn, you had the trump administration out loud, largely dismissing concerns being voiced by democrats, republicans, a few republicans like lisa murkowski and the united states's traditional allies. let me play what secretary of state marco rubio said this weekend. >> how does it end? it's very simple. the only way it ends is if vladimir putin comes to a negotiating table. and right now, president trump is the only person on earth who has any chance whatsoever of bringing him to a table to see what it is he would be willing to end the war on. now, maybe. their claims are what they want. their demands will be unreasonable. we don't know. but we hav

to slip going through the course of tuesday and tuesday and wednesday and centres itself over the balkans part of the week and that does mean that the temperatures will start to recover so they will climb to around the mid—teens. but look at this outlook thanks to the high pressure, tonnes of sunshine in the south of the country and in the north, always closer to whether front is where they could be some spit some spots of rain, at least from time to time. don't forget to check the weather app forget to check the weather app for the daily weather forecasts. that's it from me, bye bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... ukraine's president zelensky has been meeting with britain's

monuments torn down and the square remade as part of one of the largest pedestrianised zones in the balkansnto certain parts of the capital city. during communist times, albania became the first country in the world to totally ban religion, leading to countless mosques and churches being closed. but now they've reopened and are thriving again. to find out a little more about albania's transformation, i'm meeting up with eni koco... hello! ..who grew up under hoxha. pleasure to meet you. so why did you want to meet right here? because we are standing right in front of the house where our dictator, enver hoxha, spent most of his lifetime. so did hoxha run the country from this house? we can say yes. together with his mates. we had all the government leaders living here and all the party leaders. we were not allowed to walk in this area. it was totally closed. so in 1990, when we started to have all the, you know, the uprising of albanians and we have the civil... kind of the civil war here, that we changed the system. the first thing that we did, albanians were coming here in blloku. they wer