house of online. we house of commons online.website. the ”icon w ”(cacao the world and across the this is news. a call to arms. will have to do more to fund its own security. but bond markets are worried about the cost also coming up — the calm before the tariff storm. us import taxes on canada, mexico and china are set welcome to business today. to secure peace in ukraine. the us and ukraine on friday. it comes after a flurry of diplomacy in europe following the acrimonious collapse of talks between the us and ukraine on friday. investors are betting on a european �*rearmament cycle' as the white house raises pressure on the continent to pay more towards its own security. europe's biggest defence manufacturer — uk—based bae systems — saw its shares jump by almost 15%. that's stirred the ftse—ioo to a record high — rising in the past hour to cross 8,900. there were similar big gains for french defence tech giant thales and germany's rheinmetall, which makes the leopard 2 tank. speaking in the past hour, britain's prime minister

just to say that primer sir keir starmer will be talking to the house of commons in the next couple ofwounded in a stabbing attack in a bus station in the port city of haifa. officials say the attacker was killed by a security guard. pictures on social media show security personnel running into the building, with several emergency vehicles and ambulances at the scene. the emergency services said four victims being treated for knife wounds: three of them in a serious condition. haifa has a mixed population. the attacker is said to be an israeli druze man who had hamas said it was a violation of the deal they'd agreed. translation: there will be no free lunches. - if hamas thinks that it will be possible to continue the ceasefire without us accepting hostages, it is very mistaken. aid has been flowing into gaza over the past six weeks. many gazans now less worried about israel's willingness to stop the trucks than its reluctance to stop the war. translation: the people - are worried that the war might return, and that we will go back to the sorrows of war, expensive prices and death. eve

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do and ukraine, case tom and told the house of commons at washington's backing remains key fast. but we must keep the military patriot pride flow 8 feet increasing the economic pressure on russia to the end, alongside i called the ship owner defense with doubling donald mill it created already this year. we've taken our support to record level a sunset day. we also 3, i do 2200000000 pounds alone for you right back. not by the purchase checks, but the by the profits from phrase and russian asset. second, mr. speak to we agree, any last in please the scanner into the sovereignty and security of ukraine. but you probably must be at the table when we go shaking fast, you just talk to stop leave by to said we agree that in the event of a peace deal, we will continue to boost the trains. defenses, new trains to terrace. and finally, we agree to develop a coalition of willy ready to defend a deal, any pride. it was there is charles trot. so it has been speaking with ukrainians. and keith it's very to say that these are really on certain times for ukraine and, and that is being felt une

announcer: and now british prime minister keir starmer takes questions from members of the house of commonsegarding defense spending, peace in ukraine, and the upcoming washington, d.c. visit with president trump. this is 35 minutes. >> welcome to prime minister questions. >> this week marked three years since putin's barbaric invasion of ukraine. courage of ukrainians is inspiring and across this house we stand with them for as long as it takes. mr. speaker, that's why we're increasing defense spending to $2.5% of g.d.p. by april, 2027, and pushing to reach 3% in the next parliament as economic and fiscal conditions allow. this afternoon, of course, i will travel to the u.s. to have discussions with president trump about the enduring partnership between our two countries. mr. speaker i'm also delighted that we've announced the first 750 schools to start offering free breakfast clubs. we are taking action to ensure every child has a chance. i'm sure the whole house will want to join me in thanking amanda pritchard for her services as chair of the n.h.s. england and i wish her well in the fu

given the enormous tea of such a decision, will deploy minister commit to ensuring a vote in the house of commons before any diploma is in keeping with the principles of our democracy? p.m. starmer: the risk to our country is if we do not fight for the peace. my position on the sustained deployment of troops is this house would of course want to discuss that and vote on that but we are nowhere near that stage at the moment. >> the prime minister's very capable ministerial team will have told him that even where he to be able to accelerate investment and expenditure on defense more rapidly than already outlined there would be a considerable time lag given the complexity of modern equipment before industrial output could be ramped up. so when he talks about intensifying planning, will he include the creation of a defense industrial expansion unit in the machinery setting up now so as resources become available, the output of military equipment can be at the fastest possible rate? p.m. starmer: i thank him for his question. we already have a unit working on rapid diploma -- deployment and procuremen

imagine if you had just heard the news that the house of commons in parliament in london had the door broken down and overrun by a mob. you would have said that that is impossible. not in london, not in england. we ended up postponing the session of the senate in the house to complete the constitutional duty until later in the evening and we cleared these writers out of the capital i tell you that because the president recently announced that they were not in fact guilty of any crime. they were being assaulted it assaulted by whom? the capitol police? the national guard that was here it was on the face insulting to the men and women that protect us every single day. the bottom line is they are not stopping now that they have been released. they are not stopping in their assault on the capital. they are now revisiting the capital holding press conferences, harassing the men and women in uniform who protect us here every single day. this has got to come to an end. they have to stand up for the men and women who are risking their lives to keep us safe every day and to say to these people

of municipal the oh, what else? seemed wrong. just don't safe house because the application and engagement equals the trails when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground the of the in the 2nd half of the 1940, the powerful european armies were losing their college. one of the 1st to start collaborating with the dutch empire. on august 17 1945, the declaration of independence of indonesia, a former judge, calling was proclaimed liberation movement 1st led by the national hero of the indonesian people to garner, however, amsterdam had his own plan, which was to defeat the revolution. more over, they were supported by great britain. the colonial troops setup control over the main cities in the country, but the countryside remained in the hands of the rebels and the resistance continued growing. in 1946, the british left indonesia, whereas the debts did not want to lose power and switch to the tactics of total terror. in december 1947, the royal troops committed a massacre of the inhabitants in the village of robert got a 431 civilians were killed. all in all the lives of 100000 indian agents were on the conscience of the dutch colonialists and the

. >> we consider overall as a common sense initiative is a step in the right direction which reflects the will of the new administration of the white house to really contribute to the peaceful settlement of the conflict. we appreciate what was already said several times by pres. trump namely the understanding crisis has its own deeply rooted reasons. this initiative is to a greater extent in line with the understandings wiped out during the russian american conflict at the highest level. we are proposing an amendment to it to eradicate the corners of the ukrainian crisis. >> after swift end of the conflict including addressing . [inaudible] >> it will be impossible to obtain a lasting and sustainable settlement. it is a settlement that stopped about in the operative second amendment. which is a more accurate reflection of the agenda item and nature of the crisis. we propose in the first preamble paragraph we talk about a conflict around ukraine and in theoperative paragraph we talk about the lasting peace in ukraine . >> the russian federation you pray ukraine conflict replaces between ukraine and the russian federation. >>. [inaudible]

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i think this does show some commonalities in the trump white house. it's a very transactional view of international relations. they seem disinterested in advancing principles like the support of democracy. and also it seems to be a disinterest in ukrainian security and leaning towards putin. so those are some disturbing continuities we've seen in things the trump white house has emphasized in the past. >> yeah. um, the president was asked. i think this was actually at the, um, the cabinet meeting whether he would allow china to take taiwan by force. and he wouldn't answer that. do you think we got any insight into an answer by what happened yesterday, or did china potentially did she get an answer yesterday? >> i don't think so. i think that the u.s. taiwan relationship is pretty stable. and one thing that the that the trump white house has indicated is that though it is willing to pull back on its support for nato, it still is very focused on confronting china in the west pacific and east asia. >> okay. let's play something here. this is secretary of state marco rubio and get your re

of america he can come back when he's ready for peace." as he got ready to leave, the cameras lined up ready from the white house. eye to eye. but there was absolutely no commonanding, the oval office today. to the president himself. jd vance. 0k? i don't know. they didn't respect obama. what if a bomb drops on your head? but me, i didn't take it lightly. for reaction from kyiv tonight, here's our ukraine this was not minerals, purely minerals, no money. it was about trying to engage was about tryingta engage trump was abeut tryingte engage trump to try qggald trume further; te try te him qggald trume further; te try ta him to qggald trume further; ta tr- ta him to a get him to produce a deeper co—operation with that co—operation with ukraine that may amount to are called may amount to what are called security 7-—7 :_—:£ that could underpin j that could underpin any because 77 because the future ceasefire. because the belief here fundamentally is future ceasefire. because the belii without jndamentally is future ceasefire. because the belii without that, 1entally is future ceasefire. because the belii without that, without is that without that, without americ

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house time student activists are taking their university to court. i'll have the details coming up the i had a lot of that is more active, whether it's a common cause, northern parts of the south asia. but so sunday it's down in the south where we all seem to west all the heavy rain. you can see that moving its way across to me. now these some big bus of rain as well, are expected in sri lanka with showers extending into southern parts of india. but for much of india, it is a very settled story with lots of sunshine that comes and next west of the disturbance moving across central asia. pushing is wanting to northern pakistan and india. we are expecting more width and wintry weather here. but further south, it is a story of heat. we have got some watches out for high temperatures across con natural gas. as we go sunday into monday and temperatures are going to be coming down dramatically across parts of east asia. we go to the cold blast and that will push the temperature down in salt any 6 degrees celsius on monday, the development of wet and wintry weather will affect northern parts of china, the korean peninsula and southern areas of japan. and t

at the white house on friday, along with a greeting. donald trump, a common search on this his appearance, and noting that the ukrainian politician dressed off for this particular occasion of to you of course, an ascii is the story as for wearing t shirts instead of the official suits. now, following your opening remarks to lensky began his usual june of allies and a double speed, but that was a quickly stopped by trump and j events. lensky was told several times that nothing but a peaceful settlement which ends of the conflict. now the crating and politicians seem to have the death to any same frump was say, and repeated that the ends of the war is out of the question. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not. i know you're not winning this type. you have a damn your chair, so we only okay, because we're staying in our country, staying strong from the very beginning of the war. we've been alone and we have sampled license tags. you have the these can, we gave you the president, $350000000000.00. you will you for your military equipment. you're the man, upgrades, but they had to use our military. and one of the rest of you, the equipment, you invited me to just ha

of finding him while not being 0, a slim the same wrong. just on the safe house and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground. the the name is rose or only is it i see what by by the i'm sure is a terrible blow is on those. here he go for the last you but see for the beginning isn't that it is no god where this really and i try to pick one up as much. conversely, yes, no. just the fact the guy and so but the feel more just because i was getting a feeling. okay. so could you slow mobile as you want us to have that on them too. so there's no reason we do work with our budget in i wish law isn't federally doing what i what then the poor guy soon. thank you. go, what is your bike, who you see? is there any sure how to apply the search though kind you for your voice. so your voice, it's up to you guys. oh, i see the fine of course. yeah. don't worry about what i am not. okay. i want somebody at the zillow, i'm with you're working on the phone. yeah. that'd be the meeting for the summer. so that was that's what we've got here. so when i get the last day that of the prospect in your own breast, most threats

here in the uk than in the u.s., because he feels he's got commonality of vision on ukraine's future that he doesn't get out of the white house at the moment. so he's going to want to build on that. but he really needs to build that bridge with the united states, and that's what we're looking for tomorrow. >> yeah. can that happen? all right. nic robertson, thank you so much. we appreciate it. and joining us now is kurt volker, the former u.s. ambassador to nato and the former u.s. representative for ukraine negotiations. thank you so much for being here. the perfect person to talk about all of this with. i think we just jumping off where nick nick left off there, jumping back in. is ukraine's future now in the hands of european leaders, as has the u.s. effectively ceded that? >> uh, no, i don't think so. >> and i don't. >> think anyone. >> should be thinking of. >> it that way. >> uh, we had a very unfortunate. >> meeting at the white house on friday. i am glad to. see european leaders. >> show support for. >> president zelenskyy. >> and i thought nick. made a lot. >> of really good points, including what starmer saying abou

common cause again? what will it mean for the western alliance? why is the president siding with putin? secretary of state rubio will join us for an exclusive interview. chief white housenot a question of alignment. i'm aligned with the world. >> reporter: the vice president jumping in. >> the path to peace and the path to prosperity is maybe engaging in diplomacy. >> reporter: president zelenskyy explaining that when they've tried diplomacy in the past, putin has gone back on his word. >> he broken the ceasefire. he killed our people, and he didn't exchange prisoners. we signed the exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it. what kind of diplomacy, jd, you are speaking about? what do you mean? >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. >> yes, but -- >> mr. president -- mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. >> reporter: trump then scolding the wartime leader. >> you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. with us you start having cards. >> i'm not playing cards. >> you're gambling with

common cause again? what will it mean for the western alliance? why is the president siding with putin? secretary of state rubio will join us for an exclusive interview. chief white house correspondent mary bruce starts us off. >> reporter: it's the oval office meeting that stunned the world. tensions behind the high-stakes push to end the war boiling over when president trump was pressed on concerns he's aligning with vladimir putin. >> well, if i didn't align myself with both of them, you'd never have a deal. you want me to say really terrible things about putin and then say, hi, vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way. it's not a question of alignment. i'm aligned with the world. >> reporter: the vice president jumping in. >> the path to peace and the path to prosperity is maybe engaging in diplomacy. >> reporter: president zelenskyy explaining that when they've tried diplomacy in the past, putin has gone back on his word. >> he broken the ceasefire. he killed our people, and he didn't exchange prisoners. we signed the exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it. what kind of diplomacy, jd, you are speaking about? what do you mean? >> i'm tal

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see that this afternoon we will see that this afternoon when the prime minister comes to the house of commonsher news, one person has died and several others are severely injured after a car drove into crowds in the german city of mannheim. police say a suspect has been arrested, but it's not clear if it was an it's not clear if it was an accident or a deliberate attack. eyewitnesses, though, describe scenes of panic as a black suv hit people near a carnival market. saying all hell broke market. saying all hell broke loose. it follows now a series of vehicle attacks in germany in recent months, with the country's security services on high alert. hamas has rejected an israeli request to extend the first phase of the gaza ceasefire, according to a senior official. it's understood the terror group will only release the remaining israeli hostages under the terms of the already agreed upon phased deal. under that plan, the first phase of the ceasefire would continue the ceasefire would continue through ramadan and passover, or at least until the 20th of april. back here at home, a 26 year old man

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