that, he was asked whether the us was now an unreliable ally, asked by the liberal democrat leader ed daveysky on friday. he said he fundamentally disagreed with that. he said it was totally unserious to suggest totally dnaefieea to suggest ' ' ' ""'”' can choose between either you can choose between either being the side or being on the european side or side. he said donald the us side. he said donald trump is vitalfor and trump e’mfa’f �*fir’e’éa ea a ne’ �* we trump e’mfa’f �*fir’e’éa ea a ne’ �*we heard, i to a earlier use heard; latent to a ' "ww * earlier use heard; tolerant to a w " s in street with official77 ' ' official77 7777 he 7 official77 " he said wanted 7 77 he said wanted to 7777 h7esaid wanted to progress i7e said i wa nted to progress as said they wanted to progress as as possible towards a quickly as possible towards a peace deal, and remember sir starmer saying the uk and keir starmer saying the uk and france will now work on a deal then that to the us, and then take that to the us, with that key demand that nomia mentioned about that security ills: �*ukraine, mentioned a

and if you look at what ed davey laid out when we talked about getting to 2.5%, about taxing the socialt are profiting off their content and their misinformation, if you look at reversing the tory tax look at reversing the tow tax cuts on banks, that's how we get to 2.5%, not by undermining food security. >> okay. well, that's a question, isn't it? how do we get to 2.5% on our table. there's a lot further to go, and the last thing you should be doing is attacking farmers, attacking rural communities. >> that's the these numbers. they don�*t get you there on on they don't get you there on on national security. harming farming doesn�*t get you to 2.5%. and if you look at what ed davey laid out when we talked about getting to 2.5%, about taxing the social media companies that are profiting off their content and their misinformation, if you look at reversing the tory tax look at reversing the tow tax cuts on banks, that's how we get to 2.5%, not by undermining food security. >> okay. well, that's a question, isn't it? how do we get to 2.5% on defence? where should the money go? we're going

saint david's day. >> hello, have you our five ed davey arade dam?ve myrie a harness a. and i firbolg and hog oil. and my cumin. heavy ne. seen heidel and gummy the bubble camry a kebab gummy. the bubble camry a kebab abide happy. >> well, prince william is far better at welsh than i am. those a latest gb news headlines for now. more from me in the next houn >> for the very latest gb news direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> good evening to you. thank you for your company and welcome to pelicot tonight and happy saint david�*s day to all our welsh friends in wales. it's been an explosive 24 hours, hasnd been an explosive 24 hours, hasn�*t it, in the world of volodymyr zelenskyy at least. and today, this evening, he's taking refuge in britain after that brutal confrontation in the oval office. >> i don't know if you can make a deal. the problem is, i've empowered you to be a tough guy. and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave. but y

. >> hello, have you our five ed davey arade dam? e thatcherite clive myrie a harness a. i firbolg and hog oil. and my cumin. heavy ne. seen heidel and gummy the bubble camry a kebab gummy. the bubble camry a kebab abide happy. >> well, prince william is far better at welsh than i am. those a latest gb news headlines for now. more from me in the next houn >> for the very latest gb news direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> good evening to you. thank you for your company and welcome to pelicot tonight and happy saint david�*s day to all our welsh friends in wales. it's been an explosive 24 hours, hasnt been an explosive 24 hours, hasn�*t it, in the world of volodymyr zelenskyy at least. and today, this evening, he's taking refuge in britain after that brutal confrontation in the oval office. >> i don't know if you can make a deal. the problem is, i've empowered you to be a tough guy. and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave. but you're either going to mak

ed davey called him a plastic patriot and even the tory party.ti patel on this show compared nigel farage to jeremy corbyn. once again, the entire establishment is turning on mr farage. is that because he is playing it wrong on ukraine, or is that because the entire establishment are running, running scared of the only person speaking out against the entire establishment? let me know your thoughts. we'll have a big debate on that later in the show. gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get in touch. but first, your headlines and here's sam francis. >> martin, thank you. and a very good. >> afternoon to you. >> afternoon to you. >> just after. >> just after. >> 3:00, the top story this houn >> 3:00, the top story this hour. jd vance is facing backlash after. >> calling britain�*s. >> calling britain�*s. >> military contributions deeply disrespectful. >> amid a growing row. >> amid a growing row. >> between the uk and us over ukraine aid. >> the us vice president. >> the us vice president. >> appeared to dismiss. >> appeared to dismiss. >> sir keir star

lib dem leader ed davey wants zelensky to be honoured in parliament.nd we'll hear the voice of ukraine as the war goes on. and our team at the desk, journalist and trump—whisperer piers morgan. legendary broadcaster christiane amanpour. and trump—backer greg swenson, chair of republicans overseas. jzfiii—jf to president 7—,: f ' ' f f jef—ii—jf to president trum- 127" f ' ' f f g to president trum- and ,, ww ' ' w i phone, talk to president trump and president zelensky, then invite president zelensky, then invite president zelensky, then invite president zelensky for an extensive meeting yesterday with a warm welcome. then further pick up the phone to president macron and president trump afterwards. because my view is you have to bridge this and find a way to work together because in the end we have had three years of bloody conflict now and we need to get to a lasting peace. i have to say i have spoken to president trump a number of times, i have met him twice. we had a long session on thursday. i am clear in my mind that he does want to lasting peace