it isn't officially on the agenda here today, i think it is highly likely that keir starmer and donald tuske security guarantees for kyiv in general, but specifically the possibility of some sort of european peacekeeping mission at sums point in the future because it feels like we are still quite away off that at the moment —— at some point. thank you for bringing is up—to—date. we have more on keir starmer�*s visit to poland on the news website. our science editor rebecca morelle is in pompeii to find out about the biggest discovery for a generation, and sent this report. it's been hidden for 2,000 years. now, a once—in—a—century discovery emerges. the grandest of spaces, with a perfectly preserved plunge pool, where up to 30 people could bathe. it's the centrepiece of a sumptuous bath complex in a private residence. for a private house, it's actually enormous. it's, i think, the biggest found here in pompeii, in a private home. some sort of ceasefire. sir keir didn't, that yesterday, but he did said —— he did say discussions were ongoing and britain would play a part in those discussions.

warsaw a little bit later today, he will be holding talks as you say with the polish prime minister donald tusky agreement that will lead to more military cooperation between the countries and some investment announcements will be made as well. but expected to be high on the agenda is ukraine. the pm is on his way here from kyiv, yesterday he signed a 100 year pact with the country, pledged more support for ukrainian troops and he also discussed with president zelensky potential western security guarantees for ukraine. there's been a lot of talk recently about potentially the start of ceasefire negotiations or peace talks between ukraine and russia, but in return for that, ukraine wants the west to guarantee its security, ensure that russia does not use any pause in the fighting to re—equip and rearm and attack ukraine again. yesterday the two leaders also discussed the uk perhaps committing troops to some sort of european peacekeeping contingent in the future, that would be to police the front lines in case there is a ceasefire. sir keir did not commit to that but he said that discussions were

colin's president asked prime minister donald tusk to allow the israeli prime minister to visit withoutminal court for alleged war crimes in gaza. the us supreme court will hear oral arguments over the fate of tiktok on friday in what is known as one of the most important cases of the social media age. congress passed a law forcing bytedance to sell tiktok to an american company orface a man in the us. the us government says the law is necessary to protect national security and given bytedance's chinese ownership. 0thers security and given bytedance's chinese ownership. others say it would violate their first amendment right and harm free speech. let's check in and see how you are doing with new year's resolutions. are you still going to the gym every day as promised or kept away from junk food and alcohol? if you have not, you are not alone because today is known as quitters day. it is the second friday in january and research suggest around 80% of people have given up on their promise of new year, new me. i spoke to a professor at the chicago university school of business and she told

poland president asked the prime minister donald tusk to help the israeli prime minister to visit a ceremony trump return to the white house. the dogs in germany are about further military support against its war with russia. the block is ready to lead support for ukraine if the us is not leading to do so. an actor alec baldwin is suing prosecutors in new mexico who took him to trial after a gun that he was holding shot dead cinematographer. he has filed a civil lawsuit for malicious prosecution and civil rights violation. he also alleges defamation, state prosecutors and investigators intentionally mishandle evidence as they pursued the case. cinematographer died after being wounded. baldwin the lead actor and co—producer was pointing a pistol when it discharges up he said he pulled back the hammer but not the trigger and the revolver fired. we're going to take a look again at the story coming out of los angeles. those devastating wildfires. when looking at live pictures. those helicopters trying to drop water on those fires. as we understand, only one fire to this point has been contained

british prime minister keir starmer visits warsaw today for talks with his polish counterpart donald tusk. a new discovery in old pompeii, archaeologists in italy discover a huge bathhouse in the city destroyed by a volcanic eruption nearly 2,000 years ago. the award—winning actress damejoan plowright has day at the age of 95. hello. let's return to our main story. israel's security cabinet is meeting to ratify the gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal which has now been agreed with hamas. a statement from israel's prime minister's benjamin netanyahu's officers benjamin neta nyahu's officers if benjamin netanyahu's officers if approved, the first hostages will be released on sunday. hamas says obstacles which arose have now been resolved. let's go to my colleague mark lowen who joins us.— let's go to my colleague mark lowen who joins us. lowen who “oins us. hello, we are live lowen who “oins us. hello, we live on — lowen who joins us. hello, we are live on hostages _ lowen who joins us. hello, we are live on hostages square i lowen who joins us. hello, we are live on hostages square inj

today olaf scholz in poland with donald tusk to note the liberation of auschwitz.in these leaders talking about how concerning this is. the polls are more or less unchanged. the cdu is deleting with 30% but it is an interesting development for the german political establishment and one that the establishment is not know what to do with. tom: and his comments about too much control from the global elite, coming from elon musk, talk to us about the political firewall traditionally blocking the afd from actually gaining willpower. -- real power. is that firewall holding up? >> what is interesting is in the lead up to this election, not the last few months but the last couple years seeming to test the waters saying maybe the cdu could team up with the afd on some local policy issues, and you have got a huge backlash from the political establishment in germany, and there seems to be a door opening on this issue for immigration that the cdu wants to put forward that would impose border controls more permanently in germany, that would expedite deportations, he was saying

today, president volodymyr zelenskyy met poland's prime minister, donald tusk, in warsaw. ukraine's neighbor and a major european ally. zelenskyy said all eyes will be on washington next week when president-elect trump takes office. >> we are waiting, think the whole world is waiting because the united states is a strategic partner in global stability. this is my opinion. they are the main donors supporting ukraine in its war for survival against russian aggression. we expect continued support for ukraine. amna: meantime, the biden administration is ramping up sanctions on entities connected to russia's war effort. the treasury department said today it is reimposing sanctions on 100 companies and institutions that had already been targetted and adding sanctions on 15 new ones. -- targeted and adding sanctions on 15 new ones. officials say removing the sanctions would require notifying congress. to south korea now, where the nation's impeached president yoon suk yeol is now being held in detention. he was taken into custody early wednesday, becoming the country's first-ever

prepared to speak with donald trump about these alternatives and they are optimistic they will find a solution without having to sell. joining me with a fox business exclusive is bradley tusknvestor in uber, lemonade and coin base. you know the world of dealmaking, investing, navigating this stuff. from what we hear, 75 day extension from the president, does this thing get done? >> not the way you just outlined. can a deal get done in the next 75 days a us buyer stepped up and the transaction happens? absolutely. it is a great asset. the way it trump, 50/50 idea was interesting. i have been thinking that model for chinese startups operating in the us. in terms of that, i understand why that is good for him or bike dance but i don't see how the law allows for that. congress was clear in their attack, the supreme court was clear that what congress said is what the law is. trump had the power to do a 70 dive day extension but i don't see where that allows for bike dance to maintain control of company operating system. julie: taylor: they repeatedly said we are the only investors with money in the supreme court order. a few days ago we heard names like elon musk and larry elli

what do you make of this trip to poland for the prime minister and talking to donald tusk, donald tuskg he wants a return rather than brexit. what does that mean for the uk? >> well, look, we already know that keir starmer is looking for a reset with the european union. what keir starmer wants is to see a closer alliance when it comes to trade negotiations, particularly to help large companies which trade across between britain and, of course, the european union. that, of course have to fill in huge amounts of paperwork, 300 forms, up to 300 forms for potentially just one piece of one trade. and what keir starmer wants to do is he wants to streamline that. and we would in effect, if this was to go ahead, end up with a situation where we would sign up in perpetuity to eu rules and regulations. so if the eu changed their rules and regulations, then we would automatically follow suit. but it is one of the key elements of keir starmer's plan for growth is that he hopes that by removing all of those , all of removing all of those, all of bureaucracy, it will be possible to ensure economic g

brexit nemesis, top eu bureaucrat and now polish prime minister donald tusk.e's been flirting with keir starmer, who is also on what feels like his 200th trip abroad since becoming prime minister. some might assume he's running away from diabolical approval ratings, but i couldn't possibly comment anyway, as the pm finished his flyby tour of poland, all designed to reset relations between the eu and the uk. ramona besties. keir starmer and donald tusk, who both campaigned vigorously against brexit for a second referendum. well, they held keir starmer, who is also on what feels like his 200th trip abroad since becoming prime minister. some might assume he's running away from diabolical approval ratings, but i couldn't possibly comment anyway, as the pm finished his flyby tour of poland, all designed to reset relations between the eu and the uk. ramona besties. keir starmer and donald tusk, who both campaigned vigorously against brexit for a second referendum. well, they held a cosy little press conference together. but disturbingly, during their press conferenc

keir starmer and donald tusk, who both campaigned vigorously against brexit for a second referendum. held a cosy little press conference together. but disturbingly, during their press conference, tusk seemed to have had his martin luther king moment. yes, donald tusk has a dream, a dream of britain. some of you might ask, well, what is britain? well, britain is the ultimate betrayal and undermining of the british democracy. it's return of britain to the dying european project through the back door. well, the prime minister has been out with his begging bowl to our eu neighbours as his chancellor's budgets crashed. whatever was left of our economy after the tories bottled it in the last government. and as part of our surrender to the eu, brussels is expected to demand freedom of movement be re—established for young people and alignment with eu laws and continued rights for eu nations to fish in british waters well past 2026. no, no and no. if this goes ahead, it will be the ultimate treachery of the largest exercise in british democratic history. the government, of course, would argue

suggesting perhaps donald tusk has long history with donald trump.g that defending ukraine is a common cause for its western allies, not just about safety and security in ukraine itself but the broader course of democracy. the eu and the us. i thought it was interesting that president zelensky underlined that us support was absolutely critical to the defence of ukraine and he again talked about the need for a just and lasting peace. he talks about peace through force, peace through strength. this idea that ukraine needs to be reinforced as much as possible, so that if and when there are to be negotiations with russia that ukraine can come to that from a position of strength. i also thought watching it from a polish perspective it was interesting that donald tusk was very keen to talk about the need for eu members, eu countries who are members of nato to really step up in their defence spending, which of course is something that donald trump has criticised many, many times. talking about countries who are just not paying their way as members of nato.

meeting with his polish counterpart donald tusk.he pair are expected to discuss how the countries can combat people smuggling gangs and russian aggression. yesterday, sir keir starmer signed a 100 year deal with ukraine while visiting the war torn country. sir ed davey has welcomed the government's announcement for a series of local inquiries into the grooming gang scandal. the home secretary announced government backed local reviews in five areas yesterday, stopping short of committing to a full scale national inquiry. a lawyer representing victims told gb news there may be hundreds of thousands of victims in every town and city across the country, and two missing sisters in aberdeen made an earlier visit to the bridge, where they were last seen hours before they disappeared, as seen on newly released cctv footage, police scotland said. a text message was also sent to the women's landlady on the morning that they vanished, indicating they wouldn't be returning back to the flat. eliza and henrietta huxley, both 32, were last spotted

meeting with prime minister donald tusk, the pair are expected to discuss how how the countries can combat people smuggling gangs and russian aggression. yesterday, sir keir starmer signed a 100 year deal with ukraine while visiting the war torn country. retail sales fell by 0.3% in december. despite the christmas season. the latest retail figures, which are used to help showcase how high streets are performing, were released by the office for national statistics this morning. previous figures for november were seen as shaky when sales rose by just o.1%. sales still remain 2.5% below pre—pandemic levels. sir ed davey has welcomed the government's announcement for a series of local inquiries into the grooming scandal. the home secretary announced government backed local reviews in five areas yesterday, stopping short of committing to a full scale national inquiry. the liberal democrat leader said action is needed more quickly. >> if we're going to be tough, yeah, let's have the inquiry, just as you say. you're quite right about that. but i don't think we should let the government get away w

meeting with prime minister donald tusk, the pair are expected to discuss how the countries can combate smuggling gangs and russian aggression. yesterday, sir keir starmer signed a 100 year deal with ukraine while visiting the war torn country. in other news, the ftse 100 has hit a new record high as traders bet on a cut to interest rates, buoyed on by lowering inflation and declining retail sales. the ftse 100 jumped to 8,492.06. meanwhile, chancellor rachel reeves has insisted she is here for the long haul in a fightback following criticism of her response to financial market turbulence. sir ed davey has welcomed the government's announcement for a series of local inquiries into the grooming scandal. the home secretary announced government backed local reviews in five areas yesterday, stopping short of committing to a full scale national inquiry. the liberal democrat leader, sir ed, said action is needed more quickly. >> if we're going to be tough. yeah, let's have the inquiry, just as you say. you're quite right about that. but i don't think we should let the government get away wit

polish counterpart donald tusk also said he hoped for a return rather than brexit, as he said he hadcussed the european union in his talks with sir keir starmer. the pair told reporters they discussed how the countries can combat people smuggling gangs and russian aggression, and bolstering european security. sir keir says poland and the uk have shared values and the uk have shared values and shared interests during his visit to warsaw, adding this will include deepening ties between the two nations, defence industries and tiktok is to be bannedin industries and tiktok is to be banned in the us from sunday if it's not sold by its chinese parent company, the supreme court has today ruled. however, president joe biden says he won't enforce the ban for the few remaining hours he's in office, leaving it up to president elect donald trump to decide what to do when he enters the white house on monday, after the white house on monday, after the supreme court ruling, the white house released a statement saying tiktok should remain available to americans. those are the latest gb news headline

polish counterpart donald tusk also said he hoped for a return rather than brexit, as he said he discussedhe european union in his talks with sir keir starmer. the pair told reporters they discussed how the countries can combat people smuggling gangs and russian aggression, and also bolstering european security. sir keir says poland and the uk have shared values and shared interests dunng values and shared interests during his visit to warsaw, adding this will include deepening ties between the two nations. defence industries determined to work more closely together to smash the vile gangs that operate across europe. >> and of course, we spent much of our time today focusing on defence and security as two of europe's biggest military powers, with our troops serving together guarding the eastern flank. we share an unbreakable commitment to nato, and i am very pleased that we have agreed today to launch negotiations on a new uk poland security and defence treaty. >> a nazi obsessed man who tried to stab an asylum seeker to death has been jailed. callum parslow was handed a life sentence and

polish counterpart donald tusk also said he hoped for a britain rather than a brexit, as he said he hadcussed the european union with sir keir starmer. the pair told reporters they discussed how the countries can combat people smuggling gangs and russian aggression, while bolstering european security. sir keir says poland and the uk have shared values and shared interests during his visit to warsaw, adding this will include deepening ties between the two nafions deepening ties between the two nations defence industries. >> he spent much of our time today focusing on defence and security as europe's biggest military powers, with our troops serving together, guarding the eastern flank, we share an unbreakable commitment to nato. >> donald trump is to review the chagos deal when he returns to the white house on monday. the president elect's team directly intervened in the british government's deal, demanding the delay. that's according to the telegraph newspaper, fears over chinese influence if the strategic, strategically important islands are returned to mauritius are fuelling the delay.