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. >> george: let's bring in the british ambassador to the united states, lord peter mandelson. thank you for joining us this morning. you just heard secretary rubio there. your response? >> my response is that we need a very radical reset as you say in the caption behind you, and the reset has to consist of the united states and ukraine getting back on the same page, and president zelenskyy giving his unequivocal backing to the initiative that president trump is taking to end the war and to bring a just and lasting peace to ukraine, and the europeans, george, too. they need to back the cause for a ceasefire, and by the way, i think that ukraine should be the first to commit to a ceasefire and defy the russians to follow, and then as part of the unfolding plan for this negotiation, the europeans and perhaps some other countries too, have got to consider how they are going to put forces on the ground to play their part in providing enduring security and deterrence for ukraine. now that's the reset that we are looking for. that's what the british prime minister is working for in h

worryingly, peter mandelson has got himself involved. does nobody remember iraq? it's like being in the hospital, looking up and seeing harold shipman at the end of your bed. and while labour lock up your bed. and while labour lock up people for social media posts, a judge in the uk just posts, a judge in the ukjust blocked the deportation of a convicted paedophile, apparently sending him back to jamaica would breach his human rights. what sort of judge looks at a case like this and thinks, oh, won�*t somebody please think of the poor paedophiles? and trump�*s foreign aid funding freeze has hit the lgbtq charity stonewall. they'd better start stonewall. they�*d better start charging rent on those rainbow lanyards, or they'll be transitioning into financial hardship. i'm leo kearse and tonight i�*m joined by simon evans and carrie marks to take you through monday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with aaron armstrong. >> thanks, leo. very good evening to you. our top story sir keir starmer says europe sta

worryingly, peter mandelson has got himself involved. does nobody remember iraq? it's like being in the hospital, looking up and seeing harold shipman at the end of your bed. and while labour lock up your bed. and while labour lock up people for social media posts, a judge in the uk just posts, a judge in the ukjust blocked the deportation of a convicted paedophile, apparently sending him back to jamaica would breach his human rights. what sort of judge looks at a case like this and thinks, oh, won�*t somebody please think of the poor paedophiles? and trump�*s foreign aid funding freeze has hit the lgbtq charity stonewall. they'd better start stonewall. they�*d better start charging rent on those rainbow lanyards, or they'll be transitioning into financial hardship. i'm leo kearse and tonight i�*m joined by simon evans and carrie marks to take you through monday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with aaron armstrong. >> thanks, leo. very good evening to you. our top story sir keir starmer says europe sta

you know, you've seen peter mandelson, our ambassador over in the us, saying sign the peace deal, go zelenskyy get that signed. think pragmatically because in terms of a resolution to this war there at the moment, in this at this moment in time, there is only one show in town. and like him or loathe him, trump holds a lot of power and domination and cards on this. and so. >> what he's also got he�*s >> what he's also got he's getting a lot of money back. the one thing i don't like, though, one thing i don�*t like, though, apparently is pretty standard in warfare, is that he gets recompense for providing arms and munitions. right. so the question we're asking today, do you agree with the prime minister's pledge to give 1.6 minister�*s pledge to give 1.6 billion in defence aid to ukraine, 1.6 billion from this country in defence aid to ukraine? have you say that is our poll of the day now, when it comes to cash, when it comes to money going to ukraine and not money, going to ukraine and not going to certain things in the uk, i wonder, do people waver on that oscar? >> it's really, real