— get into downing street? there is uuite get into downing street?avy _ get into downing street? there is quite heavy security _ get into downing street? there is quite heavy security here - get into downing street? there is quite heavy security here and - get into downing street? there is quite heavy security here and as l get into downing street? there is quite heavy security here and as i | quite heavy security here and as i was saying a minute ago, there was a cordon about five metres before the main gate, and that cordon is pretty heavy, it's normally there to stop protesters getting too close to the gate. this car, and we've shown videos on the bbc this afternoon which suggests it was going quite slowly, has got through that first cordon and hit into the gates, so that their question as to what happened here, the gates of clearly done theirjob even once you get through those gates, there's quite heavy security there, normally a few police officers manning the road, and there's another barrier you need to go through. so there is a heavy security

downing street is about halfway down the street of whitehall.n you try and get into downing street, it can take quite a long time. it appears that this car has not got any further than the barriers at the entrance to the street. as i say, there has not been much information so far about what exactly has gone on here. we have seen some images of the car collide, having collided with the gates. images of someone being led away from that team, but in the last few minutes, the information that is coming through from the metropolitan police is that armed officers did arrest a man at the scene on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. no reports of any injuries at the moment, inquiries are ongoing. we are of course trying to find out a bit more about what happened, and how this happened, trying to get some eye witnesses to talk to us. what i can tell you from chatting to various people around us, in the last few minutes, on whatsapp and other places, a lot of people have been told to stay in their buildings. that mightjust be a precaution

.— downing street.k, stay there, but for peeple _ downing street. nick, stay there, but for people just _ downing street. nick, stay there, but for people just joining - downing street. nick, stay there, but for people just joining us - downing street. nick, stay there, j but for people just joining us here but for peoplejustjoining us here on bbc news, you are looking at life pictures from westminster from whitehall, the picture on the left is of downing street. of course, the offices of the british prime minister, where you see that white car that has been driven into the security gates. you can see the shot from whitehall, the top shot that shows you halfway down just after where the entrance to downing street is, and news that a car has gone into the gates, and the police telling us that a man at the scene has been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. as we continue to watch these life pictures, nick, our political correspondent is very close to that scene they are on the

has since left downing street.appointment and they think he has left to go to, so the key details that we know, downing street saying the prime minister was in number ten at the time of the incident, but has since left to go to a scheduled appointment, as we've seen from the pictures, the public are now being allowed up the other side of the street, but at the time of course a large area of whitehall was closed to pedestrians and to vehicles, and i saw the pictures as well, you can see those emergency vehicles arriving in downing street after the car had crashed into the gates, matthew. ,, ._ �* , matthew. stay there, i'll bring in another source _ matthew. stay there, i'll bring in another source of _ matthew. stay there, i'll bring in another source of pictures - matthew. stay there, i'll bring in l another source of pictures because we are seeing there at street level from the pavement, i can see across the road as well, which gives our viewers perhaps a better, clearer full image of the gates of downing street,

there as wen,— the west street down there as wehh whhh — the west street down there as well, which actual minister's questions d at prime minister's questions yesterday, seems long time ago yesterday, seems a long time ago now, about the now, yesterday, about the workers and the working class in britain and how very cheap foreign labour, huge record levels coming in is undermining the working class in this country . i'm the working class in this country. i'm going to ask the working class in this country . i'm going to ask you country. i'm going to ask you now, do you think that anyone who's a british employer in this country should be made to or massively incentivised to employ british workers first, or people who have got a british passport? well, there's a minimum wage, hen-h— well, there's a minimum wage, heh-h hheree— well, there's a minimum wage, isn't there? and _ well, there's a minimum wage, isn't there? and as— well, there's a minimum wage, isn't there? and as you say, hhhheh— isn't there? and as you say, british passport.— isn't there? and as you say, british passport. y

there have also been people going in and out of downing street all afternoon on foot. pretty quickly after the incident. this happened about 20 past four this afternoon before six o'clock. traffic was already being allowed back down this road. there is still a police court and placed him as you can see behind me, but thatis him as you can see behind me, but that is pretty small. the car is still in place against the gates of downing street. not much damage from what we can see. it was searched by police, but it does remain there this evening. there is a pick—up truck parked on the central reservation here just in front of the cenotaph. but as it stands, the car is still where it is. we the cenotaph. but as it stands, the car is still where it is.— car is still where it is. we heard from counterterrorism - car is still where it is. we heard from counterterrorism police i car is still where it is. we heard - from counterterrorism police saying this isn't one for us. do we have any more clarity on the situation, the motive, why this happened this afternoon? we the motive,

gates of downing street. . .e say a man was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. the instance is not being treated as terror related. after a storm of races abuse against him, the president of la liga denies the spanish football league is racist. he calls for the power to prosecute those who are found guilty. what could the legal learn from bertens premier league? we will assess that. we start with ukraine. officials have dismissed claims that the city of has fallen to russia after mercenary said they began handing over control of the eastern city to moscow's army. the battle for the city has been the longest and bloodiest of the war. with this aerial footage taken this month, it shows intense showing in a residential area. those people had already fled before the fighting broke out. is of little value to moscow, but its pture would be a symbolic victory for russia. part of that recording is made by the russian mercenary group. >> we are withdrawing units from bakhmut. today, it is 5:00

this is the big lunch at downing street.k, you can just about see the prime minister, rishi sunak�*s head, popping up their nearest the number ten door. you can see him between other heads. this is one of the big lunches that i was talking to you about earlier, which is part of the street parties that are taking place. of course, street parties being quite a quintessential part of any royal weekend of celebrations. and the big lunch specifically being about encouraging neighbours and communities to get together, to share food, bringing people together, over this event. and that is happening, that was happening in downing street as we saw earlier and it is something that is taking place here in windsor and in places across the country. but anyone who was at windsor to take part in the big lunch had the added bonus, a surprise walkabout by the prince and princess of wales. there is catherine crouching down to speak to some children. and prince william as well. we saw a little while earlier, there he is, you can see the back of

another story coming out of downing street, - coming out of downing street, confirmation that rishi sunakt we know about this?— be travelling to the us. what we know about this? , ., . ., know about this? they have confirmed that the prime — know about this? they have confirmed that the prime minister _ know about this? they have confirmed that the prime minister rishi - know about this? they have confirmed that the prime minister rishi sunak. that the prime minister rishi sunak is due to travel to washington to meet with us president biden and also other members of us congress as well. it has been described as meeting that will cover a range of issues, ranging from support from ukraine but also economic challenges that the us and uk have faced over the last few years but also trade relationships between the two countries going forward. we were told earlier by downing street that there are plans to push for a free trade agreement between the us in the uk. the uk government's argument is that they feel there is already a good trading relationship between the us and uk and that are working

i saw a silver car at downing street— i saw a silver car at downing street and armed police came out out. this is the man being led away and _ out. this is the man being led away and being _ out. this is the man being led away and being held - out. this is the man being led away and being held on - away and being held on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. the car was extensively searched. people were told to stay inside their offices. the prime minister and the chancellor were in downing street at the time. a couple of hours later, the met said it wasn't being treated as terror —related. an mp caught up in a terror attack at westminster in 2017 traced the response of officers not knowing initially what they might be facing. in knowing initially what they might be facing.— knowing initially what they might be facing. in a world caettin might be facing. in a world getting more _ might be facing. in a world getting more dangerous, l might be facing. in a world i getting more dangerous, we might be facing. in a world - getting more dangerous, we have to be vigilant. == g

downing street subsequently _ questions about the summit? clarified _ questions about the summit? downing street subsequently clarified that - street subsequently clarified that he did have confidence in the home secretary, but nonetheless he has now had a conversation with his adviser on ministerial standards and are said to be gathering further information. opposition parties are calling for an urgent inquiry. the prime minister _ calling for an urgent inquiry. tue: prime minister did calling for an urgent inquiry. tte: prime minister did stand calling for an urgent inquiry. tt2 prime minister did stand outside downing street when he became prime minister, saying that he was going to bring about change, much needed change, i would say, under this government and have accountability, honesty and transparency, and i think that an investigation comes first. ,., , think that an investigation comes first. , ., ., first. in the past hour, the home secretary went — first. in the past hour, the home secretary went into _ first. in the past hour, th

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yes, we are waiting to hear from downing street _ so far. are waiting to hear from downing street as _ so far. yes, we are waiting to hear from downing street as to - so far. yes, we are waiting to hear| from downing street as to whether the conversation that the prime minister was due to have at some point today with his ethics adviser has actually happened. government sources keen to stress that this is just a conversation at this stage, there is no suggestion that they are about to order an investigation into whether suella braverman, the home secretary, broke the ministerial code. rishi sunak, of course, fresh back from the g7 summit injapan and he is probably suffering a little bit with jet lag, and he is probably suffering a little bit withjet lag, and now he is probably suffering a little bit with jet lag, and now having to deal with another set of headlines about a seniorfigure in his government. this was a prime minister on day one who first walked through that famous black door of downing street he promised to govern with professio

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how is downing street reacting to this renewed sense of unrest in the party?t ofladhanding going on even as we speak in the back gardens. the prime minister talking to many of his mp's. huge losses in local government elections recently with more than 1000 conservative counselors losing their seats. some of hearing this may predict the outcome of the next general election which will probably be held next year. there are some problems there, but it was not directly going to war with his own home secretary, who had been making her speech earlier on in the day to this not official conservative conference, just the national conservative conference. people in the party that tend to be supporters of brexit. the mood music is quite interesting. her whole emphasis there is partly staying within the bounds of government policy, we have to plug short-term gaps in immigration, but she also wants to get immigration down in that speech, says she wants to return to the pledges that were dropped by the conservative party in the last general election. she is basically saying,

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a which he would have to do to remain in downing street.— in downing street.alysis from yourself and your colleagues, none of the _ yourself and your colleagues, none of the analysis of the moment has keir starmer securing an overall majority — keir starmer securing an overall ma'ori . �* ., , ., majority. but he would be getting to number ten based _ majority. but he would be getting to number ten based on _ majority. but he would be getting to number ten based on these - majority. but he would be getting to. number ten based on these numbers. is a most impossible to see him not going _ is a most impossible to see him not going into _ is a most impossible to see him not going into numberten is a most impossible to see him not going into number ten but the implication is notjust for him for the -- _ implication is notjust for him for the -- for— implication is notjust for him for the —— for the country are what happens — the —— for the country are what happens if— the —— for the country are what happens if keir starmer is in downing _ happens if keir starmer i

downing street is also one ofthe change? downing street is also one of the most — change?lso one of the most closely _ change? downing street is also one of the most closely guarded - change? downing street is also one of the most closely guarded district| of the most closely guarded district in the country and it will this morning and it will remain that way going forward. things are calm here but it was a very different question yesterday at liz20pm. asked about van, it was from over there that the car initially came across the road, it came across two lanes, it was fortunate it didn't actually hit any other vehicles. fortunate it didn't actually hit any othervehicles. it fortunate it didn't actually hit any other vehicles. it ended up ploughing through the barriers here and into the front of the gate at downing street. there is already tight security here in terms of our lives, railings, gates, to stop any vehicle that is not allowed into downing street in i think is interesting, when you look at the footage, it's how people reacted in the aftermath. some people started

armed— the main gates of downing street. armed officers there srresiei— street.rous driving . there were no injuries, driving. there were no injuries, nsssreniiy— driving. there were no injuries, apparently. prime— driving. there were no injuries, apparently. prime minister rishi snnsr— apparently. prime minister rishi snnar was— apparently. prime minister rishi sunak was there,— apparently. prime minister rishi sunak was there, but with all the sunak was there, but with all we iaiesi, — sunak was there, but with all the latest, darren mccaffrey. essi— the latest, darren mccaffrey. essi evening,— the latest, darren mccaffrey. good evening, darren. what more can good evening, darren. what more ysn— good evening, darren. what more ysn ieii— good evening, darren. what more ysn ieii nsn— good evening, darren. what more can you tell us? yeah, very good evening,— can you tell us? yeah, very good evening, michelle. _ can you tell us? yeah, very good evening, michelle. \ can can you tell us? yeah, very good evening, michelle. \r can evening, michelle. normality is somewh

today at downing street what has been _ labour.t what has been called the - labour. today at downing street what has been called the farm i what has been called the farm to fork summit will take place. supermarket bosses, government departments and representatives from the farming industry will meet to try to tackle a range of issues including the rising cost of food and a shortage of agricultural workers. that cost of food and a shortage of agricultural workers.- agricultural workers. at the end of the _ agricultural workers. at the end of the day, _ agricultural workers. at the end of the day, we - agricultural workers. at the end of the day, we want - agricultural workers. at the end of the day, we want to | agricultural workers. at the . end of the day, we want to see fairness for primary producers, and they are receiving a fair return for what they are producing. because if they are not, they will cut back what they are producing, which is what we saw with eggs last year, what we are seeing with tomatoes and cucumbers this yea

i and then hit the gate at downing street. i had and then hit the gate at downing street . - okay. well, there's lots of reasons to feel happy. first of all, we grew reasons to feel happy. first of ad. we grew by— reasons to feel happy. first of all, we grew by 0.5,- reasons to feel happy. first of all, we grew by 0.5, and- first of all, we grew by 0.5, and the bredreden— all, we grew by 0.5, and the prediction was— all, we grew by 0.5, and the prediction was 0.3. so that's very— prediction was 0.3. so that's very .— prediction was 0.3. so that's very . very— prediction was 0.3. so that's very . wery geed— prediction was 0.3. so that's very , very good. shoppers are very, very good. shoppers are eenrng— very, very good. shoppers are eenrng baek— very, very good. shoppers are eenrng baek .— very, very good. shoppers are coming back . in— very, very good. shoppers are coming back . in march, the coming back. in march, the figures— coming back. in march, the figures ewe— coming back. in march, the figures were a— coming back. in march, the figures were a bit down because we nad—

been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving after a car crashed into downing street's no reports of injuries. and scientists have used artificial intelligence to discover a new antibiotic drug that can kill a deadly species of superbug. ai help them narrow down thousands of chemicals to just a few that could be tested in a lab. now i'm going to leave you with 10 seconds of baby meerkats. look at these guys. they're the first ones to be born at this washington zoo in 16 years. that's it for me. have a lovely night. see you soon. hello there. welcome along. i'm paul scott at the bbc sport centre. here is what we've got coming up in the programme. europe beckons — manchester united qualified for the champions league after dismantling chelsea at old trafford. following the racist abuse directed at real madrid forward viniciusjunior by valencia fans, the la liga's president appeals for more powers to punish offenders. and birthday boy geraint thomas celebrates turning 37 by increasing his lead at the giro d'italia. hello there. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. here's

residences located on assessing that information relating to possible breaches of the rules in downing streeters. she highlighted boris johnson steamer denying that any of those events broke the rules in any way and they say the other happened outside by other exemptions that included regular meetings with civil servants and advisers. breaking covid—19 rules in 2020 but he is denied any wrongdoing. a potential punishments may be premature to be thinking about this but potential punishments could they be facing about this and we expect the conservative party to take any actions? i do party to take any actions? i do not meet _ party to take any actions? i do not expect them _ party to take any actions? i do not expect them to _ party to take any actions? i if not expect them to take any actions at this point. boris johnson has faced one police investigation already for which he was fined for breaking the rules of an event in downing street in the covid—i9 van —— pandemic. in tests with looking into all of the events in downing street and other government buildings broke coronavirus rules or may

regarding information about events that possibly were in breach of coronavirus regulations at downing street at checkers. his country residence in buckinghamshire. what we know from a combination of the cabinet office and police and a spokesperson for mr. johnson himself, they have told us this evening. the information has come to light the process of preparing evidence and a defense for boris johnson in the public inquiry into the u.k. government's response to coronavirus. lawyers for mr. johnson paid for by the government were looking through his diaries. they raised concerns about several entries in his official diary in relation to events which may potentially have been in breach of coronavirus rules and guidance at the time. they raised concerns with officials at the cabinet office who passed that information to police in line with their responsibility as civil servants . that is where this takes us. we have a response from the metropolitan police who confirmed they are in receipt of information and are currently assessing it. also in a statement given to the times, they say they are lo

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the home secretary was asked about the fine as she arrived at downing street in the past hour.re you going to resign, home secretary? did you break the ministerial code? earlier, she was quizzed over the matter while visiting a children's charity in london. did you ask civil servants last year to arrange a one—on—one driving awareness course when you were caught for awareness course when you were cau-ht for speedin- 7 awareness course when you were caught for awareness course when you were cau - ht for speedin- 7 yes awareness course when you were caught for awareness course when you were cau-ht for speedin- 7 yes or awareness course when you were caught for awareness course when you were cau-ht for speedin-7 yes or no caught for speeding? yes or no question. caught for speeding? yes or no cuestion. , ., ., ., question. first and foremost i am focused on _ question. first and foremost i am focused on the _ question. first and foremost i am focused on the priorities - question. first and foremost i am focused on the priorities of- question. first and foremost i am focused on the

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one mind was arrested and charged with dangerous driving. downing street is the location of the british prime minister's office unofficial residence. there were no injuries reported in the trash to. now the reports of breaches and the latest ceasefire between saddam's army on the bottom military force opened violently caching for over 2 months. now a monitoring group set up to oversee the true says the sudanese got to a cartoon, has been hit by s s strikes and operating files. the ceasefire which began on monday was designed to allows you monitor. i didn't eat into the captain as well as reasons, but a few cheese have blood the fighting. nibbling chide is one country now hobbling tens of thousands of food, a needs audible additional. oliver visited a few g camp on board or just the done to see what conditions that i like just a few days ago on assignments, photos like the very different now she's in the world in chad for this and the what the things i left in my bed behind or for the wash of my very nice house that my match that were fine, as well as the fact that i left them all behind

police in london arrest a man, after a car is driven into the gates of downing street.he incident is not being treated as terror—related. and dire straits frontman, mark knopfler — who wrote private dancer for tina turner — fondly remembers the singer who died on wednesday. it's seven am in singapore and seven pm in washington where us officials say the russian wagner group mercenaries may be working through other countries to acquire military equipment for use in ukraine. the us treasury said in a statement it has imposed sanctions on wagner's chief in mali — ivan aleksandrovich maslov. central to this is the battle for the eastern city of bakhmut, in ukraine. mercenaries have been fighting on behalf of russia there — a battle that's taken on a symbolic significance. now, they say they're withdrawing and handing their positions over to the russian army. let's hear from the leader of the wagner group. it will make we are withdrawing units from bakhmut. today, it is sam on the 25th of may. the 1st ofjune, the main parts of ist ofjune, the main parts of the unit will be r

an official was looking into all of the events in downing street and other government buildings broke or may have done, and he is still under investigation by a committee of members of parliament looking into whether or not he misled mps about his statement denials and guidance whether it was followed at all times. at this stage, there is no formal investigation at all and his team denying any rules were broken in the cases in question here, but it does further scrutiny on borisjohnson�*s actions throughout the whole period of the pandemic and in turn, has led his supporters to claim that this politically motivated to prolong that investigation by mps and undermined its reputation further. a woman who was injured by a police motorcycle that was escorting sophie, the duchess of edinburgh, has died. helen holland was in her 81. gauge and is ongoing. let's move on to australia, where we find the indian prime minister narendra modi on a visit to boost economic ties with australia. it's his first time visiting the country since 2014. there's a growing, influential indian diaspora in austra

or underway and saudi arabia, but a string of previous cease fires has broken down with an hour and in britain it's the street party. time up and down the line. this, the nation enjoys an extended royal holiday. prince william greets the crowds, wild and newly crowned king. charles takes break the next by sir. welcome to the program. the commander of russia's wagner mercenary group, says moscow has promised to deliver the weapons. it needs to keep up it's of scorched earth onslaught on the ukrainian city of boston road, in an angry tirade gift. any provision had earlier threatened to withdraw his forces from the area because of supply shortages. the ukrainian city of box mood has been the scene of fears fighting for months. the notorious wagner mercenary group has been leading the russian offensive. but the head of wagner, you have any pre goshen has repeatedly demanded more weapons and ammunition from the russian defense ministry. now it appears as demands will be met. he confirmed this in a video message on his telegram channel. we have been promised as much immunization or weapons as we need to continue op

is back in downing street hosting , world downing street hosting, world leaders— downing street hosting anthony albanese was me te— minister anthony albanese was first to arrive. _ minister anthony albanese was first to arrive. $3“ minister anthony albanese was first to arrive. 3 3“ first to arrive. rishi sunak, also hosting new zealand's prime minister , chris hipkins. both minister, chris hipkins. both are vocal republicans but have said they will swear allegiance to the king tomorrow . the emir to the king tomorrow. the emir of qatar also arrived at downing street and the king and queen consort are at westminster abbey for the final rehearsal ahead of tomorrow's coronation king charles waved at the crowds gathered at the abbey as his convoy arrived. the prince and princess of wales arrived a short time later to join the rehearsal and more than 400,000 people are to receive a medal in recognition of their contribution to the king's coronation. police officers choristers military personnel and ambulance workers are among those who'll receive the medals made of nickel silver. they featu

family in downing street. so she's still around, i believe a lot of other dignitaries has. meanwhile, left. but we know we haven't really seen the, the royal copper we haven't seen king charles. i think he must be taking a break to day yesterday was probably the biggest day of his life. and you could see it edged in his face, that he was quite tense and it was a long, long day for, for him and for, for creating come and those who icing that taking a break. and i'm from the putting their feet up and having their own private lawn spot. the younger roy's i'd say case and william, they have been out in the boat and, and people wherever they go, really, they're very happy to see them. and those people will interested in the roles and the ones that are crowding them all. they are the ones that really want to, they feel very strongly about about the money key and the very, very happy when they're coming out. and just a quick last question. if i made this coordination concert, i mentioned that when their cost. so what

many towns and cities have put on street parties at 10 downing street prime minister really soon, i guess, hosting community leaders, ukrainian families, and youth groups and the prince. william and his wife kate, had been greeting the crowds as his father came there. you can see him take some break from public oil and highlights. will the coordination concert at windsor castle with stars including katie perry take that. and lionel richie, the audience of $20000.00 is expected so for more details on that party, i asked our correspond to be a good match. what's happening in london now as well today is the big advantage that the west, unlike yesterday, is actually pretty unsafe. it's a day of celebration, not just in london, but across the country. really both almost $4000.00 so called big lunches on policies and celebrations has been registered and they're still taking place over the course of sunday. i cycle to post one in my local problem that looked really, really wonderful and the sunshine, lots of cute decorations, union jacks, and people and joined up pins and those guns. and uh, you

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downing street has had to take the downing street has had to take tue true— downing street has had to in the sue gray report. ti. . . sue gray report. the civil tetwee— sue gray report. the civil service culture was criticised in the sue gray report. let's not forget that while boris johnson got most of the headlines, most of the rule breaking was not done by boris johnson or indeed by senior political figures , only two political figures, only two fines went to cabinet ministers rishi sunak and boris johnson . rishi sunak and boris johnson. the rest of the 100 plus fines went to civil servants staffers. most of the time when the political leadership wasn't there. so the civil service leadership got a lot of the ire in this report , and the in this report, and the allegation goes that therefore, simon case doesn't much like sue gray. i'm not sure how much that holds water, however, because simon case has not been criticised as being a party political figure in the past. how much more do you think we're going to learn from parliament this afternoon, or is still this afternoon, or is it

one mind was charged and invested with being to the striving downing street is the location of the british prime minister's office. unofficial residence, the bundle introduced a portrait and the crash. the latest thoughts for closing the disappearance of british scarlet madeline mccann is over. investigators in portugal see the collective material from a dime located 50 kilometers from where the 3 year old went missing in 2007 police have not said any details on what they have found or if it brings them any closer to solving the case. now, millions of people in mexico, on high alert, following an increase in the activity of the board kato, known as a football, the volcano is less than a ticket on with us from the capital, mexico city, and metropolitan areas. home to some 22000000 people. scientists have recorded hundreds of exclusions on the mountain over the last few days. at night it spews lava during the day it spits smoke. the postal code to pay the volcano is raining, as shown nearby cities. local schools have swept together for 100 kilos of it on a single day. the volcanic activity h

hisjob is downing street. and there is president zelensky.european allies for the support given and trying to drum up and encourage more military aid. the nods we've had from downing street is towards more military aid, both offensive and attack minded. defensive missiles and attack minded drones. and this relatively new topic of these fighter jets drones. and this relatively new topic of these fighterjets and a fighterjet coalition, and we will try and explore what that means. we have guests to pick through what this fighterjet have guests to pick through what this fighter jet coalition have guests to pick through what this fighterjet coalition would mean. first we will speak to our political correspondence. hugo, we will come to you shortly. let's get the uk angle. david, what do you make of those words spoken by rishi sunak and zelensky before he left? it was interesting that both leaders at pains to show how good their relationship is, that started this morning when volodymyr zelensky tweeted he was going on the surprise visit to see his

that food prices will remain high for some time as the prime minister holds a food summit in downing streetfarmers, supermarket bosses, food suppliers have gathered today to discuss how to tackle supply shortages and stubbornly high prices. it felt like a very serious conversation with the prime minister, who is finally taking food seriously. that was widely appreciated by everybody here. also on the programme... record numbers of people in the uk — more than 2.5 million — are not working because of poor health. we'll be asking why. the biggest art heist in modern history — these thieves are jailed in germany after making off with more than £100 million of priceless jewels. and marking the 80th anniversary of the dambusters raid — tonight there will be a special fly—past over the lancaster bomber�*s former bases. and coming up on bbc news. "my legacy is already exceptional!" pep guardiola's words on the eve of manchester city's champions league semi—final against real madrid as they try to win the trophy for the first time. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. as food prices ris

there were a steady stream of stories which came to light and claims about events held in downing streetings during the pandemic which broke coronavirus restrictions and they were subsequently investigations by police under which borisjohnson and others were fined for breaking the rules during the covid pandemic, rules during the covid pandemic, rules of course which eat and if government put in place from those very buildings. in that whole scandal played a large part in it boris johnson's scandal played a large part in it borisjohnson's demise and his eventual departure from number 10 downing street as prime minister. he has ultimately faced investigation by a committee of mps who are looking into whether during the course of those stories coming to light he misled mps deliberately about whether restrictions were adhered to throughout in number ten, which he said in the house of commons that they were. in terms of guidance and that investigation is ongoing. so whilst borisjohnson has left office, he is now a backbench mp and does not have any role in the government, there is clearly sc

part of a tetra. related incident, one mind was arrested and charged with being to the striving downing street at the location of a business prime minister's office on official residence. there were no introduces reported in the crash. in germany is officially in recession. the 1st quarter of 2023 solve costs, domestic product, string 50.3 percent compared to the previous 3 months. it was the 2nd successful portal of negative thoughts. economists for you all the trend. good, continue for the rest of the a recent report from human rights watch has one, but nearly 2 tubs of of guns don't have enough to eat with some 900000 children at risk of acute malnutrition. internationally, 8 troops have been trying to attack the price of the best, struggling to raise the funds they need women trying to force their way into the u . n. world food program, distribution points. while men struggle to maintain order. it's an unusual scene even for afghanistan, and it shows just how desperate the people here are the they told us that a deliveries will store. the situation isn't good. will the women queuing up her

will the results determine keir starmer�*s chances of entering downing street?ty polls closed polls closed 30 minutes ago. nick and election guru john curtice are here to game the outcome. and a cabinet minister, a shadow cabinet minister and the deputy leader of the lib dems will all be spinning their narratives. also tonight, an exclusive newsnight investigation into misogny and a "boys�* culture" in police scotland. four female former employees, three of them longstanding officers, banding together as whistle—blowers, speak out. it was like a russian roulette. i either put the grievance in, lose my career, or i don't put the grievance in and i lose my career because i'm getting accused of throwing weapons, which didn't happen. ultimately it didn't just take my career. it took my mental health as well. and jan 6th, 2021, the day that rocked america to its foundations. be aware there are about 300 browed boys much _ be aware there are about 300 browed boys much eastbound _ be aware there are about 300 browed boys much eastbound towards - be aware there are abou

downing street has said it is disappointed by the decision not to allow president zelensky of ukraine eurovision song contest, and labour leader sir keir starmer has said president zelensky should be able to give a speech as a defender of international unity and freedom. our political correspondent ione wells is in westsminister. there was no party is apparently an agreement on this one. that is right, not natural political allies, but prominent political figures from rishi sunak to keir starmer to borisjohnson have starmer to boris johnson have weighed starmer to borisjohnson have weighed in, saying that president zelensky should be allowed to address the contest tomorrow night. he had asked to give a video address, presumably to ask the global audience to support ukraine in its fight against russia, but the european broadcasting union, who run the contest, said that while his intentions were laudable, it would break the rules of the contest, which require it to be nonpolitical. now, its critics would argue that it has already made a political move by banning russia from taking part,

mr zelensky said he wants more fighterjets to control the skies over ukaine but downing street has repeated it has no plans to send them. also this lunchtime... a level and gcse exams are getting fully under way for many pupils. in england the exam regulator says grades will still take account of the covid pandemic. too close to call in turkey's crucial presidential election. it looks like there'll have to be a run—off in two weeks�* time. concerns that people are being wrongly diagnosed with adhd after online assessments by private clinics. so this is the final round table and treachery rewarded. bafta glory for the hit reality show the traitors and its host claudia winkleman. and coming up on bbc news... it's agony for arsenal. their title chances slip further away following defeat to brighton as manchester city close in. good afternoon. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky is in the uk for a surprise meeting with the prime minister rishi sunak. it follows visits to paris, berlin and rome — where mr zelensky has been trying to secure more military support for his country ahead of its lo

. >>> date crasher, a car slams into the gate of london's downing street, just yards from the british prime minister's office. what the driver's being charged with. >>> well good morning, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, there are signs this morning that republican lawmakers and the white house are closing in on a deal to raise the nation's debt ceiling. there's no agt in place yet. with just six days until the treasury department estimates country will run out of money to pay its bills and face an estimated default. jarred hill is here with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> good morning, it sounds like there's progress on getting a deal in raising the debt ceiling. there is no deal yet. the head of the house financial services committee said negotiations are at a sensitive phase with sensitive issues and we're getting a clear idea of what those are. take a look. after another long day of talks, congressional republicans and white house negotiators could be inching closer to an agreement on raising the nation's debt limit. >> i made clear time and again defau