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well, let me just say that you're very, very welcome here in downing street.and as you heard from the cheers on the street outside, you have full backing across the united kingdom, and we stand with you with ukraine for as long as it may take. and i hope you heard some of that cheering in the street. that is the people of the united kingdom coming out to demonstrate how much they support you, how much they support ukraine, and our absolute determination to stand with you, unwavering determination, and to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. so important for ukraine, so important for europe, and so important for the united kingdom. so i'm much looking forward to our discussions here this afternoon. thank you for making the time to come. with pleasure. thank you, keir. mr prime minister, happy to be here. and really, i saw a lot of people and i want to thank you, people of the united kingdom. such big support from the very beginning of this war. thank you, your

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 european leaders in london for a security summit. and of course all of this comes after president zelensky clashed with president trump and vice presidentjd vance and we thought that perhaps ahead of president zelensky�*s departure from here, that maybe america was going to, in turn, provide the security guarantees, the military promises it wants to prop up any ceasefire in the future, because what ukraine and europe agree on is that they still need america to be there in case, in case this war was to reignite. but at the moment it seems you have a white house refusing to commit to that despite lengthy diplomatic efforts over the course of this week. and you saw a president zelensky there, um, seemingly having to stand his ground. i mean, the people you speak to here in kyiv, we spoke us including putin himself, that russ

well, let me just say that you're very, very welcome here in downing street.nd as you heard from the cheers of from the cheers on the street outside, um, you have full backing across the united kingdom. and we stand with you with ukraine for as long as it may take. and i hope you've heard some of that cheering in the street. that is the people of the united kingdom coming out to demonstrate how much they support you, how much they support ukraine, and our absolute determination to stand with you, unwavering determination and to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. so important for ukraine, so important for europe, and so important for the united kingdom. so i'm much looking forward to our discussions here this afternoon. thank you very much for making the time today. with pleasure. thank you very much, keir. mr prime minister, happy to be here. and really i saw a lot of people and i want to thank you people of the united kingdom. such big support from the very

and then keir starmer came out of downing street, met him halfway down the street, a huge hug. and you have to know that prime minister keir starmer is not one that throws hugs around casually. this meant something. this for president zelenskyy on the rebound from that fractious meeting in the white house. clearly the symbolism, the strength of the symbolism, the way it was coordinated and choreographed, sent to show a very strong message that keir starmer, the british government, the british people. in fact, judging by the cheers that went up outside downing street when when president zelenskyy drove in very, very strong support for president zelenskyy, standing on the steps, taking photographs, not answering the questions. again, handshake after handshake there with the prime minister. so this a very important bilateral meeting for president zelenskyy. it will set up and coordinate what is discussed with the european leaders tomorrow. and i think another important part of the stagecraft, the diplomatic stagecraft that's going on in the uk at the moment. remember just two days

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but first president zelensky will meet with sir keir starmer, this is the scene live in downing street. european leaders have lined up to show their support for, as politicians express fears for the future of western security. british prime minister sir keir starmer will host ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky at downing street this afternoon. the ukrainian 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 european leaders in london for a security summit. the meeting between the two leaders follows president zelensky�*s clash with president trump and vice presidentjd vance in the oval office yesterday. president trump accused the ukrainian leader of "gambling with world war three", and of not being gratefulfor the support of the us. president zelensky made it clear there should be "no compromises" with president putin. following those exchanges, the president of ukraine was ordered to leave the white house, and the american minerals deal was not signed. the us president later said president zelensky

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just a little bit of what happened just moments ago. >> so very, very welcome. >> here in. >> downing street. >> and as you. >> heard from the. >> cheers on the street outside. >> you have full backing. >> across the united kingdom. and. >> we stand. >> with you. >> with ukraine. >> for. >> as long as it may. >> i want to thank you, people of the united kingdom. such big support from the very beginning of this war. thank you. your team. >> so, president zelenskyy, thanking the people of the united kingdom. also thanking king charles. rather, we understand that they will be meeting tomorrow. look, you know, high stakes right now for europe. we know that british prime minister starmer sees himself as sort of the bridge between president trump and president zelensky. he made a phone call to both leaders after that fiery oval office encounter yesterday. but we also know that europe sees this as a very pivotal time, a very key moment in history. they clearly understand that the world that we've been living in for the past 80 years, post world war two, has completely changed. this is unchartered t

the symbolism around it, the hugs when the prime minister came out of ten downing street, walked down the street to hug president zelenskyy. he doesn't do that normally. he doesn't hug many people. normally, it's just not something keir starmer is given to doing. but look at almost that, that that session you just played there, the sort of little question and answer or discussion backwards and forwards. you've heard all the thanks from the british people. thank you to the british people. thank you for your support, all of that. it was almost a sort of a textbook. this is the way to do on camera diplomacy. such a contrast to that fractious meeting at the white house just yesterday. and i think the british prime minister setting the tone of how he wants to conduct relations with president zelenskyy, how he intends to deport, if you will, the conversations that he will have with the european leaders who will come tomorrow. the fact that they're coming, that they're putting their support behind president zelenskyy and finding a way to immediately help increase and secure the defense and s

obviously, we then had president zelensky to downing street yesterday.poke to president macron after that and then to president trump. and the purpose, or my driving purpose, has been to bridge this, if you like, and get us back to the central focus. and as a result of the meeting yesterday, we had quite a long time with president zelensky, then president macron and president trump on the phone. we've now agreed that the united kingdom, along with france and possibly one or two others, will work with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting. and then we'll discuss that plan with the united states. so in those calls on friday night, through the meeting yesterday, into the calls again last night, i think we've got a step in the right direction, because, as i say, nobody wants to see what happened on friday. but it's really important that we keep our central focus, which is lasting peace in ukraine. nobody wants any more bloodshed. and everybody wants to hear the details of what the proposals might be that you are trying to get agreed. but what happens matter

downing street officials arriving behind me.nal media, which gives a sense of the world wide attention on this moment and also the role that keir starmer, the uk prime minister, seemingly going to have to play here. partly because of the hostility that donald trump feels towards the eu. he wants to act as a bridge and the eu and he might have to act as a bridge between president zelensky and donald trump as well. it will also be fascinating to hear the language that keir starmer will use after this meeting, perhaps it will echo that of your interview on bbc news today. a mild rebuke, almost, of president zelensky but also saying that donald trump and the us should be credited. clearly he is giving advice to just one of the two leaders involved in that spot in the oval office yesterday and it is not donald trump. interesting. let's not donald trump. interesting. let's look _

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and that really signals when downing street does something like that, when keir starmer walks out and does something that he doesn't normally do, which is a big hug, walk down the street and give a big hug to a visiting leader. it's symbolic. it's sending a message. and president zelenskyy spoke after their meeting and described the meetings as significant and warm. i mean, warm was definitely not the feeling that he had in the white house yesterday. so, you know, i think he was making a point there. and he also made a couple of other points that i think are significant. he talked about the fact that he was happy to have and pleased to have a partner who shared the same vision for security and stability for ukraine going forward. and so the way that he's describing this and the meeting in these warm, friendly terms and that he's got a leader here who he says that they share the same direction and understanding of what should happen to ukraine, that it should have security guarantees going forward, that it should have a lasting peace, and it should have a peace that is a fair peace. al

, walking down the street, giving president zelenskyy that big hug. this is not something keir starmer is prone to doing. he's not the kind of guy that runs around giving hugs very often. so this was a clear message signaled in front of the cameras. it was the same when zelenskyy left a hug, a pat on the back. president zelenskyy, for his part, thanking the british prime minister for all the support he's getting here. >> all right, nic robertson, thank you for that. reporting from london. i want to go now to cnn's nick paton walsh, who is in kyiv. for more on how ukrainians are reacting to that disastrous oval office meeting. nick. >> jessica. >> the embrace from uk prime minister keir starmer is obviously going to alleviate some of the existential dread, frankly, that has rippled across ukraine since the extraordinary scenes in the oval office. look, you have to remember that the ukrainians have endured three years of russian aggression to have their president questioned and drubbed, frankly, in the way that occurred in his meeting with president don

comments were a big change from president trump's. >> that you're. >> very, very welcome. >> here in downing street. um, and as you heard from the cheers on the street outside, um, you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> now compare. >> that to. >> this chaotic scene from friday with president trump shouting at president zelenskyy. that meeting ended with white house officials asking the ukrainian president to leave. cnn's clare sebastian joins us now from london with more so, clare, as we said, president zelenskyy, those two meetings in washington and london, a study in contrast, huge stakes today. take us through. >> it. >> yeah. kim i think. >> the stakes. >> just got exponentially higher for this meeting after what we saw in the oval office on friday. look, this was supposed to be a meeting that took place at the end of the week where french president emmanuel macron and uk prime minister keir starmer, who both visited the white house last week, had secured some kind of warmer ties with the trump administration, perhaps made progress towards persuading the trump administration not t

nic robertson outside of ten downing street, perhaps that's the great television that zelenskyy is at that moment. he's pretty proud of with that hug and handshake with the uk prime minister. what was the what was at the core of that meeting? >> yeah, the core was, in part the symbolism that you saw in the hug. that is not normally a thing that the prime minister does is just not that sort of huggy kind of guy, but he really went out of his way, walked down the street to meet president zelenskyy. so i think there's a big messaging there of britain's support for president zelenskyy that came across when the two sat and talked quite cordially in front of the cameras as sort of object lesson in what on camera diplomacy can look like compared to what the fractious meeting at the white house the day before that. president zelenskyy received. and that was about the support that there was in the uk. so that was really reinforced. and i think another reinforcement of that was the fact that president zelenskyy will meet king charles tomorrow at sandringham. one of the country residence of the

as lensky has net versus prime minister castanan her number 10 downing street, he was warmly welcomed. his arrival in the u. k follows a key to the encounter with donald trump and his vice president on friday. the opinion leader is set to meet a dozen european leaders for defense summit on sunday. or us just in possession has left to europe scrambling to increase by not to another tree . a to ukraine. germany's vice chancellor has started his weight behind calls for the federal government to immediately release $3100000000.00 in the tree assistance, the keys alluding to ties between the us and europe. germany is foreign minister says a new age of worthlessness has begun to guess we get in touch with our station last night underlined. the new era of ruthlessness has begun a heinous time in which we must defend the rules based international owed. on the strength of little more than ever, against the might of the strongest. because otherwise, no free country can sweep peacefully annual which has a strong and ava jones and dong is professor of politics. the university of liverpool, he say

just a reminder that we are keeping an eye out on downing street because we are expecting president zelenskyarrive there this afternoon for a ahead of a summit that that is ahead of a summit that is going to be held tomorrow here in london with european leaders, a security summit which takes on a whole load of importance now after meeting at the white house with president zelensky and president trump. we will say right across that. there is plenty more on our website. there is also a live page with all the updates and analysis from our various correspondence around the world. stay with us here on bbc news. thank you for watching. hello. beautiful weather across the vast majority of the uk. blue skies, sparkling sunshine. of course it was cold, frosty in many areas, and we had that persistent fog in the south and the southeast of england. more of that tonight. let's have a look at the satellite picture. can't miss this band of cloud. that's the weather front. it's been over northern ireland, scotland too. the skies have been a little cloudy. even a little bit of light drizzle and rain here an

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it would speed up a $2.8 billion loan for ukraine. >> that you're very, very welcome here in downing street. um, and as you heard from the cheers of the street outside, um, you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> the ukrainian president shoring up support from european leaders just 24 hours after president trump abruptly ended their white house meeting. european leaders have been quick to rally around ukraine with statements like the ones you see here, quote you are not alone. we stand with you. ukraine's quest for peace and security is ours. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is live in london, with more on today's meeting. and nick, is president zelenskyy saying anything more about yesterday's tense exchange here in the u.s.? >> look, i think now is here in the uk. and he will be meeting with european leaders tomorrow. he's sort of moved beyond that in the public sphere. what's happening privately behind closed doors with the prime minister? we're not privy to that. the readout from the prime minister sort of boilerplate stuff. what is said before reiterating th

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megan, how different was the mood at ten downing street today compared to yesterday's meeting with trump? and did that contrast seem intentional? >> you know, i can tell you it was night and day. such a stark contrast. and it certainly did seem intentional. you know, it's not often that we see prime minister starmer actually walking out of the doors of ten downing street and going to meet there, his guest that's coming to see him. that's what we saw today. we saw a warm embrace in front of the cameras before the two leaders went inside, and they exchanged pleasantries. i mean, this is the moment where we saw the prime minister reaffirm support for ukraine until it's not needed anymore. i mean, he really expressed that, you know, he has a true ally in the united kingdom. and then, of course, we heard from zelensky as well, thanking the people of the united kingdom. i want you to hear just a little bit of that exchange earlier today. >> well. >> let me. >> just say. >> that you're very, very welcome here. >> in downing street. >> and as you heard from the cheers of the street outside, you

we are expecting volume is a landscape ukrainian president to arrive at downing street here in the next 2 hours for a meeting with the british prime minister curious on a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow, but was full what, perhaps not a huge surprise considering that disastrous meeting events at the white house of donald trump and followed him in the lens can well as soon as he will be talking to cancel, my most likely will be how to repack his relationship with donald trump. that is something that we know he wants to because he needs the us how to continue defending his country and case i'm a may be well pleased to help him in that. but he held a very successful meeting with the drums in the white house on size, a meeting that was thought to have laid the groundwork for the landscaping side. but of course, that is not what happened. and there are some hopes now that he may act as a peace may come between the 2 leaders. meanwhile, in london, people have been reacting to these events taken listen to what they had to say. the end of the say, the last not sending, i'd say thi

we're covering all of this with cnn's clare sebastian outside ten downing street in london. nick paton walsh is in kyiv. claire, we're starting with you. let's start with the latest on the meeting. >> the u.s. >> yeah. good morning. victor. look, this is the second hastily convened meeting of european leaders in as many weeks. and i think it's fair to say that the stakes were high before friday's meeting in the oval office. they are now exponentially higher. these european leaders face a task not only of coming up with some way of fronting credible security guarantees for ukraine after the war, they also have to think about their own security. now, with the u.s. potentially pulling back on its commitment to european security, but they also have to try to now help ukraine rebuild the bridge to the u.s. its closest and most powerful backer. so i think we'll be watching all of that play out. we did hear from the british prime minister this morning, keir starmer, speaking to the bbc, and he set out a key plan for how he thinks today is going to go. take a listen. >> readouts fro

. >> that your very, very welcome here in downing street.nd as you heard from the cheers of the street outside, um, you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> compare that to this chaotic scene from friday with president trump shouting at president zelenskyy. that meeting ended with white house officials asking the ukrainian president to leave. cnn's clare sebastian joins us now from london with more. so, clare, as we said there for president zelenskyy, those two meetings, washington and london, a study in contrasts. so for ukraine, huge stakes today. >> oh yeah. absolutely kim and i think look the optics do matter. obviously we saw on saturday keir starmer come out of number ten downing street behind me greet president zelenskyy in person. we know that president zelenskyy will also be meeting with the king later today ahead of that european summit, which i think matters, especially since we saw prime minister keir starmer offer a letter to president trump on thursday in the white house, inviting him to a second state visit. i think

in london prisons, prime minister, welcoming him to down the street, and it wasn't just the case of best friends forever. cash. think cash on the table as well? of a 2000000000 pounds. ready for t. m as part of a g 7 scheme to use the profit from you guys to stolen russian assets to fund ukraine. i know the of this week. here's tom. it was in the white house clearly trying to cozy up to drum. and while he attempted to say that london would always look out for his best friend, washington, the maga laid a junction with a slightly painful dose of reality. whenever necessary, we absolutely back to each other off or not. so if you take on rush you by yourself . well, no, it's not about the british it or need much help. thank you and take care of themselves. very well. did you discuss with president trump his repeated statements of desire to an ex, canada? i think you're trying to find a divide between us that doesn't exist. we're the closest of nations that we have very good discussions today, but we didn't i shouldn't have found that up. thank you. place because that's enough just like that.

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the 2 leaders holding tooks at number 10 downing street. it's a long sauce based on the, on the ukranian president, the laws. ms. lensky signed off on a near $3000000000.00 loan to bolster ukraine's defenses against russian attacks. so let's case visit to the u. k. came the day off, the heated debate with us president donald tom trump fled to the collapse of the ukraine. us middle stair connelly's troops have marched through the council. if the democratic republic of congo hundreds of soldiers took part in the show of force in contessa, which comes as on the back and $23.00 fighters make gains in the countries east and $23.00 as comp to the regions. 2 major cities go back on because the government says more than 7000 people killed since the offensive began in january. meanwhile, the m 23 is turned over some 20 s. the 22 fighters have been homes group to wanda. it includes an army general who was accused of having taken part in the 1994 took the genocide. m. 23 is led by s no to cease to say the bicycle to protect the minority group. in boli

yesterday, supporters of ukraine lined the streets of ten downing street ahead of zelenskyy's meeting with british prime minister keir starmer. the british leader mentioned that show of support on the streets of london at the start of that meeting. >> you heard from the chairs on the street outside. you have full backing across the united kingdom. we stand with you with ukraine for as long as it may take. >> sir. then signed off on a loan, providing ukraine with more than $2.8 billion, as the zelenskyy is expected to get more support from british leaders when he meets with king charles later today. coming up later this hour, local political expert corey cook will look at the possible long term impact on zelensky's heated argument in the oval office. meantime, the russian military is stepping up its attack on ukraine in the three-year war. the ukrainian government says at least seven people were injured in a russian drone strike on a medical building in ukraine's second largest city. the drone attack also caused major damage to dozens of shops and homes in the area. >> more u.s. troops

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the uk prime minister keir starmer then embracing zelenskyy at number 10 downing street. saying the uk will support ukraine for as long as it takes and backing zelenskyy personally and his plea to president trump that a peace deal can only work if there are security guarantees that prevent russia from re-attacking ukraine. >> americans stand with ukraine. >> reporter: back across the pond in washington, protesters gathering outside the white house, calling for continued u.s. support for ukraine after trump and zelenskyy's oval office bust-up. >> well, unfortunately, i'm so incredibly impressed with zelenskyy. he handled that situation so well in the oval office, but what trump did was a disgrace to the united states, to the world. >> reporter: well, after talks wrap up here, zelenskyy is set to meet king charles later today with another key european summit in just a few days amid a growing sense of crisis over ukraine and u.s.-european relations. janai? >> janai: tom, thank you. >>> now to the tariffs set to go into effect this week on goods from three of the country's bi

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explosive meeting in the oval office friday afternoon. >> that your very, very welcome here in downing street. um, and as you heard from the cheers on the street outside, um, you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> today, the uk announcing plans to speed up a $2.8 billion loan for ukraine, just 24 hours after president trump abruptly ended his meeting with zelenskyy at the white house. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is live in london, with more details. nic, we look ahead to these next few hours the next day. how critical are these for president zelenskyy? >> they're very critical. i think what he got in london today from keir starmer was a good bounce coming out of that fractious meeting at the white house. it kind of got him back on his feet, if you will. not that he needed much of it because he's been pretty clear about what his narrative is, about what he believes. but as he said, this was a warm and significant meeting. it was a meeting where he was happy to be able to have it with a partner who shared ukraine's vision for the future. you're still looking a

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welcome here. >> in downing street. >> president, with respect. >> i think it's. disrespectful for you to come into the oval office. >> and try to litigate this in front. >> of the american media. >> as you heard. >> from the chairs in. >> the. >> street outside. >> you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> remember, trump vowed to end the war in ukraine on day one. but now the trump administration says the path to peace depends on zelenskyy's next moves. nbc news reports. quote, since the blowup, trump administration officials have also discussed whether to pause u.s. military aid to ukraine. that's according to two administration officials, though it is unclear whether or when the president would take such a step. joining us now to discuss it all is msnbc contributor and columnist charlie sykes and former republican communications director tara setmayer. she is co-founder and ceo of the seneca project and writes the uncompromised with tar

. >> let me just say that you're very, very welcome here in downing street.s you heard from the cheers on the treats outside, you have full backing of the united kingdom. and we stand with you and ukraine for as a long as it may take. >> reporter: so a little warmer reception for ukraine's president in london today, very different than the one she haved in washington yesterday. -- he received in washington. nobody if had seen an oval office meeting quite like that, at least caught on camera. it all fell off the rails about 40 minutes into the meeting. >> you don't have the cards right now. with us, you start having cards -- >> i'm not plague cards. i'm very serious is, mr. president. >> you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war iii. you're gambling with world war iii. >> reporter: zelenskyy left the white house a short time later on trump's orders. the planned press conference and lunch canceled, the mineral rights deal not signed. later on "special report" with bret baier, zelenskyy said he wants security -- wanted

what a difference a day makes without the med zalinski arriving at downing street to a woman braced by the british prime minister, a strong show of support for ukraine's president after a bruising meeting at the white house. inside mobile was from kids. stop a full truck. uh, we try it for as long as we come to new york and really, really such and a new loan signed to boost you cranes defense. but what the lensky needs the most is, was stopped to use his own successful meeting with donald trump and act as a bridge between the us and ukraine. the lensky arrived a dining street as a president under prussia, bruised by his encounter with donald trump. and what he hopes now is that the british prime minister can help him repair that relationship. one that is crucial to the defense of his country defends that will be home put in the us, pulls that supports for ukraine. it's something that europe and leaders who be meeting the lensky install. i'm a here in london on sunday. now. well, in my personal opinion, if anyone is in the position to achieve an enter this world, soon as the united stat