greg mckenzie there _ answer to those 12 counts.so far today, as the defence begins there at that trial. let me show you the live pictures from helsinki because we are expecting in the next little while, i say that because joe expecting in the next little while, i say that becausejoe biden is expected to come to the microphone and speaker in helsinki, but quite often and we saw this over the last couple of days with that nato summit, that can often be delayed, but the room is pretty packed already and on his way back from that nato summit and the g7 of yesterday, the latest comments there from the us president, of course, bear with finland, who of course have joined bear with finland, who of course havejoined nato, the latest bear with finland, who of course have joined nato, the latest member of nato. we saw all of those discussions surrounding sweden over the last 48 hours, but finland joining nato and of course that the consequence of the war in ukraine with russia, for so long pushing back against nato, but the conflict, the inv

greg, thank you very much indeed, greg mckenzie, _ continues. t's go live now and take you to a meeting in helsinki, the finnish capital, i think if we go full frame, it might work a bit better, potentially. ok, iwanted to take you to that meeting, we can't really see it very well but what it is is joe really see it very well but what it is isjoe biden meeting... that's better. a group of nordic leaders, including the finnish prime minister. over the last few weeks, mr biden has been busy, a two—day meeting at nato, in little when you are, and today he is meeting finland, sweden, norway, iceland and denmark, the countries with whom he is discussing things, issues like ukraine and russia. 50. is discussing things, issues like ukraine and russia.— is discussing things, issues like ukraine and russia. so, why don't we let ukraine and russia. so, why don't we get started? — ukraine and russia. so, why don't we get started? it _ ukraine and russia. so, why don't we get started? it is _ ukraine and russia. so, why don't we get started? it is good _ ukr

greg mckenzie, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. that photograph is amazing, beautiful. it that photograph is amazing, beautiful. , , ., , �* beautiful. it is beautiful, isn't it? i have _ beautiful. it is beautiful, isn't it? i have put _ beautiful. it is beautiful, isn't it? i have put this _ beautiful. it is beautiful, isn't it? i have put this up - beautiful. it is beautiful, isn'ti it? i have put this up because beautiful. it is beautiful, isn't. it? i have put this up because it beautiful. it is beautiful, isn't- it? i have put this up because it is an indication of the weather getting an indication of the weather getting a lot hotter today, for some of us a big jump in temperatures, we could reach around 31 in the very hottest areas. it is not far away from the highest temperatures so far this year, though it will be a hot afternoon, but for scotland and northern ireland we started off with these great cloudy skies. some places over the last 2a hours seeing nearly a third of a month worth of rain so it has been pretty wet and

greg mckenzie has this report. sometimes it went fast. sometimes went slow. ford's most popular cars, selling over 20 million worldwide since first rolling off the production line in 1977. my nan and granddad had a red xr2i fiesta that was always on their drive when we used to go round at weekends to go and visit them. so that was my first sort of sight and up close to fiesta, and i used to love being able to go out with them. when i was first passed my driving test, it made me want a fiesta to be the first car that i that i owned and drove. launched as a three—door hatchback across seven generations, the car was produced out of ford's plant in dagenham, in east london, as well as other factories across europe. but changing times has meant the car isn't as popular as it once was. i think the end of ford fiesta paves the way for what is likely to happen across the board as we head towards electrification and the 2030 cut off, because there isn't much margin in small, cheap cars. to go and visit them. and i used to love being able to go out with them. when i wa

greg mckenzie has this report. once upon a time, there was a car. cars right now. cars. right now, fiesta isn't viable and neither will many competitors to fiesta from other brands. the fiesta, which spanned seven generations, was simple, straightforward and the first ford car to feature a transverse engine layout — meaning flat. the ford fiesta has been rolling off the production line since the '705, with the last mk7 rolling off the production line earlier this year. ford even put out a farewell ad. sometimes it went fast. sometimes it went slow. but it always, always went. until, one day, it didn't any more. not because it couldn't. not because it wouldn't. but because itsjob was done. for me, it was, as a small boy, my nan and granddad had a red fiesta that was always - on their drive when we used to go round at weekends, go _ and visit them. so that was my first sort of sight up close to fiesta, and i used i to love being able i to go out with them. when i first passed my driving test, it made me want a fiesta to be the first car- that i owned