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so it'll be while we're not while we're on, others are on camilla maybe. others are on camilla, maybeo be happening today and what we're not very clear on yet when we find out is whether that special summit, as it were, was already going to happen or whether it is in some way a reaction to everybody's meeting with donald trump. >> well, i understands that the meeting between zelenskyy and the king this afternoon was always planned. this was not in response to, of course, the spats that we saw in the oval office. but again, it is the head of state who is meant to be hosting president trump for a state visit at some point, as per the invitation given to him by sir keir starmer. now, of course, front page of the mail. we've got calls for that state visit to be rescinded. >> now that�*s a different matter, isn't it, really, because that�*s a royal invitation and i would have thought once extended, it can't be rescinded, can it. >> has it been rescinded in the past? can anyone think of any examples? >> no. >> no. >> no, i. >> no, i. >> can't either. >> can't either. >> i doubt very much if

boxt good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show on gb news. what an extraordinary week in politics it has been. government minister for eu relations and paymaster general nick thomas—symonds will join me. i�*ll be getting his reaction to the meetings this week between president trump, president zelenskyy and prime minister keir starmer ahead of that crunch summit of european leaders later today. shadow foreign secretary priti patel will also be here. i'll be asking her about those comments from president trump too. i'll also be joined by the deputy leader of reform uk, richard tice, two leaders from the social care industry, former conservative minister damian green and co—chair of the national care association, nadra ahmed, will be here. i'm going to find out the impact of the budget on the care sector, and i�*ll be speaking to paolo diana, the chair of the women's policy centre, about calls to repeal the gender recognition act. we've got once again, 90 minutes of very punchy politics to get through. do not even think of moving a muscle. but