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in norfolk. and the president at sandringham. for him to come here to the sandringham estate.on, which meant that he was setting. north—west corner of norfolk. in was that there was a large gathering of people to my right. just below the tree line. in, they all walked very briskly towards the gates at sandringham so they could grab a glimpse. and they were local. and many of them didn't. i thought maybe they had ukrainian families staying or three days. alex there. let's on today's glen grant, who is also a former adviser to the defence minister of ukraine. thanks for being with us. what was achieved for ukraine at the today, do you summit today, do you think? not as as summit today, do you think? not as - as people _ summit today, do you think? ijrrit as as people would as much as people would like, in ukraine. this is any in ukraine. this is not any ingratitude, but we have to focus very much on russia, because is talking because everybody is talking about america and they are talking about ukraine, but actually russia is the main problem and russia is trying to break up the

for now, thank you very much. _ sandringham. for now, thank you very much. alex _ sandringham. a deal where - military aid. he certainly has. | this was a deal where ukraine will be able to benefit from wttt be able'ta benefit from billion of uk export £1.6 billion of uk export buy 5000 air defence finance to buy 5000 air defence missiles. these, we are told, be made in behast. that will be made in belfast. that is of course part of a section the uk's of the uk's communications around increase in 1111whi1ch11111 1 11 11whi1ch11is111 1 11v1vhi1c1h1is1the1 1 11 11whi1ch11is1the1uk11 spending which is the uk industry should hopefully 2—11 1 it. we 1 1 it. we have1 1 111it1. we1h1a1v1e1had benefit from it. we have had details on in the some detaits'on'that in the few minutes from the last few minutes from the of defence saying ministry of defence saying these are lightweight and multirole only multirole missiles only weighing about kilograms weighing about 13 kilograms are each. they are very far—reaching, they have a six 1 opei’ational 1 operational range 1 opei’ational range and

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it's time to act, time to step up and lead. on to sandringham for a private audience with king charlestha simmonds. sir keir starmer says is a crossroads in and that time to history and that it's time to act and unite a new plan act and unite around a new plan for a just and peace for a just and enduring peace in ukraine. the british prime was speaking after a minister was speaking after a key of world leaders at house. 7; the lancaster house. he said the agreed four steps to

the visit to sandringham went better than washington.on: itravelled in the train for 12 hours, | the united states invited me. but how can he restore relations with the white house? you're gambling with world war iii. this weekend, he avoided apologising, or explaining and had he heard of a reported french plan for a one—month in london to form a coalition of the willing — nations prepared to guarantee ukraine security if a peace deal is struck. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act. europe must do the heavy lifting. or what they promised, but the eu plans to rearm it's basically turning ukraine into a steel porcupine bridge on this issue. and the canadian prime minister, that there could be a one month ceasefire, not right along the front lines, but in the air and at sea. that is not, as i understand it, a uk plan. between keir starmer and president macron. and i think this is also interesting because while there may be a coalition of the willing, a ceasefire or any peace agreement, that would include, willing to put boot

european leaders in london hosting the summit, sir keir starmer said any peace after the visit to sandringhamg with world war iii. encounter. president zelensky said it was too early to talk concessions. deal is struck. we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act. those willing will intensify planning now with real urgency. the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground europe must do the heavy lifting. this effort must have strong us backing. or what they promised, but the eu plans to rearm it's basically turning ukraine into a steel porcupine our russia editor, steve rosenberg in moscow, the reaction here so far has been pretty judging by what the russian papers are saying this morning, some of the top lines. a dead horse". security guarantees". in reality, it does not have the resources to replace america". i think that's pretty clear — moscow is portraying the last thing i think russia wants right now is for europe to come in and strengthen ukraine before any peace talks and to shape the peace agreement. are saying and russian of

says it's a "once in a generation moment" we are at a crossroads in history today. to sandringham for a private audience with king charles. before leaving the uk he spoke to journalists, deal with america. translation: the _ on translation: the n the minerals, the translation: the on the minerals, the deal is the minerals. the degl'is " ' there the mihefete. the eeet'ie " ' there were many variants there is the last one, it's but there is the last one, it's ready, and the ministers can sign it. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. the two men spentjust under an hour together. before leaving the uk he had a sit—down interview the leaders agreed four steps to better help ukraine. and guarantee any peace in the country. and today, i'm announcing a new deal which allows ukraine creating jobs in our brilliant defence sector. the peace when it comes. because we have to learn from the mistakes of the past. can breach with ease. so we agreed some important steps today. first, we will keep the military aid flowing to strengthen ukraine now. second, we agreed that any lasting peace must ensure ukraine

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as i say, he's now on the way to sandringham to meet with the king. everyone wants peace. and that�*s where trump comes from. he wants the killing to stop, he said. in terms in the press conference i was at in in. washington dc, he said two, two, 1000, 2000 young men are dying each week on both sides. and he, i think, is driven by the fact he wants to get the killing to stop. he says he's neutral, i think in an attempt to show putin he's a fair dealer to show putin he�*s a fair dealer for a peace deal. of course, people in europe are zelenskyy this country, and others don't think that you can get a fair deal with putin given away. he invaded crimea and then kept going for ukraine back in in february 2022. so the question is who is right on this? and that's why i think it's so important that that you will see europe standing together to pressure back on donald trump. i mean, may, may well recognise, of course, that that there was some heated words said in anger in the oval office. and, you know, he may recognise that, that if zelenskyy can somehow apol

sandringham. they spent an hour together and it's important symbolically because it embodies, if you will, the support that the uk is giving to the ukrainian president. but remembering as well. just a few days ago, when the british prime minister, keir starmer, was in the oval office with president trump, he handed president trump a letter an unprecedented invitation to president trump of a second state visit to the uk. so here, zelenskyy getting the royal treatment as well, embodying that support from the british government, the british people and the monarchy before he was there, he was at that gathering of european leaders as well as justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, being hosted by the british prime minister, the british prime minister saying that this was an effort to make sure that ukraine has the military and economic needs, that it needs to fight the war. today, he spoke about an additional $2 billion of funding going to ukraine, ukraine spending that on air defense missiles, 50

. >> tomorrow at sandringham palace. >> this is quite. >> um, this is quite pointed. >> as a sort. of split screen one day to the next and then tomorrow you've got starmer in london hosting a group of european leaders, um, in the eu, some not in the eu, to demonstrate solidarity with zelenskyy, who will be there. um, but also to try and find a way, uh, to shore up european support for him, including military support, especially if, as now seems increasingly likely, uh, the trump administration freezes military aid to ukraine. so this is a a whirl of activity. and it's it's quite unprecedented to see a british prime minister so pointedly, um, make, make such a contrasting statement, at least in terms of optics from a u.s. president. >> it is it is so dramatic. um, and just to see, you know, two very close allies be so far apart on this and to your point, have such a contrasting uh, experience and optic just what they're putting out there into the world. i do want to bring in cnn media analyst and media correspondent for axios, sarah fisher, who is joining us now as well. um, sarah,

president zelenskyy will have a meeting at one of king charles's country residence, sandringham, tomorrow. that's not usual that the king would necessarily meet at sort of relatively short notice. a leader like president zelenskyy. again, this is all, it seems, part of the symbolizing the strength of support, not just the public on the street, not just political from the prime minister, but from the monarch as well. for ukrainians and president zelenskyy and perhaps eases the conscience a bit for the prime minister and and the king, because the prime minister was criticized for what many saw here as a sort of fawning offer to get support with president trump by offering, you know, this meeting with the king. and this will perhaps ameliorate some of those criticisms tomorrow, the meeting with president zelenskyy. >> all right. nic robertson in london for us. thank you so much for that reporting. i want to go now to cnn's matthew chance in moscow for how russia is reacting to this moment. matthew. >> well, the kremlin. >> has been tight lipped about the spectacle that unfolded in the oval o

reinforcement of that was the fact that president zelenskyy will meet king charles tomorrow at sandringham. one of the country residence of the king. and that's important because we saw just two days ago keir starmer gave that letter to president trump an invitation for an unprecedented second state visit for the president to meet with with king charles. look, that stuff didn't play particularly well in the uk. it was seen as something that was sort of fawning and not not really something becoming of a prime minister. and really, was that necessary to get in the good books of president trump? that's the way it played in the uk and will have played across the rest of europe. so in a way, the meeting with president, with king charles, with president zelenskyy tomorrow is a is something of a redress and a window dressing of how that is perceived and seen in the uk. so this isn't just a moment, i think, where ukraine finds itself at a potential crossroads with the united states, but one where european leaders are increasingly feeling that they really are at this huge variance with the united s

just moments ago, we know that a meeting wrapped up between king charles and president zelensky in sandringham. that meeting lasted a little under an hour, but we understand that he was met with a warm reception. alex. >> okay. megan fitzgerald, thank you so much for that. let's go now to nbc's yamiche alcindor, who's at the white house for us. yamiche, what are we hearing from the administration today in response to all that's happened the last few days? >> well, we're hearing from really close allies of president trump as well as his cabinet members, and they are defending president trump, saying that it was president zelensky who was disrespectful and who escalated this confrontation, this extraordinary confrontation in the oval office. here's secretary of state marco rubio, who himself was the one who told president zelensky that he needed to leave the white house this morning. >> right now, there is no negotiation. shouldn't we at least try to see if there is a way to end this war in a way that's acceptable to both sides and is enduring and sustainable? how is that a bad thing? i really a

it's been a busy weekend for president zelenskyy, wrapping up with meeting the king at sandringham thisnoon after that crucial defense summit hosted by the prime minister. zelenskyy flew via helicopter the meet king charles iii. the pair chatted briefly before heading inside marking the end of a difficult week. european heads of state continue the rally around a zelenskyy. on saturday he was greeted with cheers outside 10 downing street and a warm hug from prime minister sir keir starmer. the two sign -- a awe greed to a further 2 billion to supply air a missiles announced this afternoon. dozens of leaders gathered for the prime minister's major defense summit aimed at securing lasting and enforced peace in ukraine and beefing up defense spending across the continent. he a said we have to learn from the mistakes of the past and can't accept a weak deal that russia can break. all european countries need to step up their own hair of this burden. he also outlined a plan continuing the flow of aid keeping economic pressure on russia and that ukraine must be at the negotiating table. in a bb

president zelenskyy, of course, is meeting the king later this afternoon in sandringham. >> over twoweeks in hospital. pope francis's health takes a turn for the worse this weekend after suffering from an isolated breathing incident. >> and then it was the brit awards last night. all sorts of people whose names i can�*t quite people whose names i can't quite pronounce properly were the big winners, and celebs apparently made a splash on the red carpet. >> we�*ll help you out. and with that one. and then off to hollywood. preparations get underway for the 97th academy awards. has your favourite film been nominated? get in touch. let us know your thoughts. >> and then we'll go to meet a bit later. a hero firefighter who attended the grenfell tower fire. he is retiring after 12 years of service. and there he is. he's sherlock, the working cocker spaniel. he's been with the fire brigade for years. >> the most reckless challenge i�*ve ever seen. that was the verdict of the crystal palace chairman, steve parish, after his player, jean—philippe mateta, spent the night in hospital as a resul

that�*s volodymyr zelenskyy leaving sandringham. now. been arrested on suspicion of arson after a four year old girl died in a house fire in manchester. the girl was pulled from the blaze in the home area of the city, but died of her injuries in hospital. police say the 4a injuries in hospital. police say the 44 year old woman was known to the girl. train fares are going up as indeed is the pressure on commuters battling record cancellations. the cost of many journeys in england and wales will rise by about lr.6% wales will rise by about 4.6% today. campaigners warn it will pile further misery on hard pressed household budgets. railcards have also become more expensive. that's the first time in more than a decade. and pope francis remains in a stable condition after suffering a breathing crisis over the weekend. but he is continuing to battle double pneumonia in hospital. and the vatican has just released a statement in the last half an hour or so, which says he's not required mechanical ventilation, as he did a couple of days ago, but h

that�*s volodymyr zelenskyy leaving sandringham. now.een arrested on suspicion of arson after a four year old girl died in a house fire in manchester. the girl was pulled from the blaze in the home area of the city, but died of her injuries in hospital. police say the 4a injuries in hospital. police say the 44 year old woman was known to the girl. train fares are going up as indeed is the pressure on commuters battling record cancellations. the cost of many journeys in england and wales will rise by about lr.6% wales will rise by about 4.6% today. campaigners warn it will pile further misery on hard pressed household budgets. railcards have also become more expensive. that's the first time in more than a decade. and pope francis remains in a stable condition after suffering a breathing crisis over the weekend. but he is continuing to battle double pneumonia in hospital. and the vatican has just released a statement in the last half an hour or so, which says he's not required mechanical ventilation, as he did a couple of days ago, but he

up zelenskyy today at sandringham, up in norfolk.as been pretty outspoken on putin, likened him in private conversations that were then made public in the mail to adolf hitler, talked about the scourge of war in europe. i mean, this is the son of queen elizabeth the second and the grandson of george vi. he won't be on putin's side in all this, and putin�*s side in all this, and i�*m not sure he's got that much in common with trump as a climate sceptic. >> yes, and also. >> yes, and also. >> not the king, obviously, i'm talking about. >> and i think it�*s almost >> and i think it's almost instead of rescinding an invitation which would clearly go against everything number 10 is trying to do, which is being the person who can speak to different figures. yes. it's almost doing it quietly by saying, well, the king is meeting with zelenskyy and it means you don't have to say it too much out loud if you're his majesty, because you can't. yes, it's a very clear way of saying that, as zelenskyy has the backing of not just the uk backing of n

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volodymyr zelenskyy met king charles at sandringham immediately after the london summit.y was there forjust under an hour. the ukraine's president, dressed still in military attire while a helicopter departed sandringham around 6:30. their meeting comes days after donald trump was invited to the uk for an unprecedented second state visit. a zelenskyy has since told journalists that a deal for the us to jointly exploit minerals in his country is now ready to sign. a british—israeli woman held hostage by hamas for 15 months says her scars represent freedom, hope and strength. emily maher has undergone surgery for the injuries sustained during the october the 7th attacks, when she was shot in the hand and leg and taken hostage. mr maher, who has two fingers missing from her left hand, said she was held for 471 days with little medical treatment and celebrities are treatment, and celebrities are arriving on the red carpet for the oscars, hollywood's biggest night of the year. british stars ralph fiennes, cynthia erivo and felicity jones will be hoping for success in the actin

meanwhile, in a royal show of solidarity, zelenskyy received a warm welcome at sandringham as he metraine's president stressed his gratitude to the us and praised european unity after the intense three days of diplomacy. it comes two days after a fiery exchange between the ukrainian leader and us president donald trump. volodymyr zelenskyy has said he is still ready to sign a us ukraine minerals deal after leaving the white house without it being agreed. parliamentary under—secretary of state for the armed forces luke pollard, told gb news the uk must act as a bndge gb news the uk must act as a bridge between the us and europe. >> it's really important that we >> it�*s really important that we stand with our allies. the us is our most important security partner. i see it every day as a defence minister, but it's also right that at these difficult times that the uk acts as that bndge times that the uk acts as that bridge between the usa and our friends in europe to bring together the plan for a lasting and durable peace in ukraine, because all of us president trump, the uk prime minis

volodymyr zelenskyy met king charles at sandringham immediately after the london summit.y was there forjust under an hour. the ukraine's president, dressed still in military attire while a helicopter departed sandringham around 6:30. their meeting comes days after donald trump was invited to the uk for an unprecedented second state visit. a zelenskyy has since told journalists that a deal for the us to jointly exploit minerals in his country is now ready to sign. a british—israeli woman held hostage by hamas for 15 months says her scars represent freedom, hope and strength. emily maher has undergone surgery for the injuries sustained during the october the 7th attacks, when she was shot in the hand and leg and taken hostage. mr maher, who has two fingers missing from her left hand, said she was held for 471 days with little medical treatment and celebrities are treatment, and celebrities are arriving on the red carpet for the oscars, hollywood's biggest night of the year. british stars ralph fiennes, cynthia erivo and felicity jones will be hoping for success in the actin

. >> sandringham. >> sandringham. >> sandringham and was very, very warmly welcomed on both occasionspened since the this hasn�*t happened since the second world war. this level of meeting between so many people meeting between 50 many people talking about the defence of europe, not ukraine, the defence of europe is what this was about and how we all need to raise our gdp, defence spending to at least 3.5%. so this 2.5% the starmer was talking about by four years time just not going to cut it anymore. and that brought me up short. and i thought, yes, this is serious. we do need to take it seriously. and hopefully this coalition of the willing something will come out of it. but the quote that got me and it's on the front of the telegraph is eu president ursula von der leyen saying ukraine would be turned into a porcupine that could not be ingested. maybe something got lost in translation here, but i have not what she's talking about. it's a bit like who was about. it�*s a bit like who was it? eric cantona with seagulls following the trawler? no idea. but it was that, you know, europe i

well, volodymyr zelenskyy met king charles at sandringham immediately after attending the defence summitn. charles welcomed zelenskyy to the norfolk estate forjust under an hour. ukraine's president, still dressed in military attire while a military helicopter departed the estate at around 6:30. the meeting comes days after donald trump was invited to the uk for an unprecedented second state visit. more than 500 small boat migrants have crossed the english channel earlier today. it is the biggest single day of arrivals so far this year, made possible by improving weather conditions in the channel. five border force vessels were scrambled to intercept them. it is almost double the previous record amount of arrivals, when 260 people arrived on the 13th of january. 260 people arrived on the 13th ofjanuary. israel's blocked humanitarian aid into gaza as it attempts to press hamas into accepting a change in the ceasefire agreement. hamas has rejected a us proposal to extend phase one of the deal and phase one of the deal, and continue to release hostages and postpone phase two, which stipulat

volodymyr zelenskyy met king charles at sandringham immediately after the london summit.y was there forjust under an hour. the heavy lifting. but backing from the united states will be needed. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy was at the summit just a volodymyr zelenskyy was at the summitjust a couple volodymyr zelenskyy was at the summit just a couple of days after that explosive oval office exchange with donald trump. the prime minister confirmed plans for a coalition of the willing to help end the war with russia and guarantee ukraine's security. >> we have agreed that the uk, france and others will work with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting. then we'll discuss that plan with the united states and take it forward together. the purpose of today�*s meeting was to unite our partners around this effort to strengthen ukraine and to support a just and enduring peace for the good of all of us. >> the prime of all of us. >> success ne of all of us. >> success in the acting for success in the acting categories this year. at ten, films are up for the best picture awa

majesty the king, king charles the third has met with the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy at sandringhame, that was we�*ll try and course, that was. we'll try and get some information about that. but we are joined by retired army officer and a middle east adviser at the ministry of defence, sir simon mayall simon, thank you very much for joining us. >> us. >> good evening simon. >> good evening simon. >> so what do you make of this meeting and the things that came out of it? so keeping the military aid flowing, for example, is that the right move? >> yes, it is absolutely right. and we�*ve got a short, medium and we've got a short, medium and long term problem. the short term problem is, of course, keeping the ukrainians in the fight, keeping russia at bay, keeping pressure on russia. the short the medium term, of course, is working out what a peace deal looks like and then what is required from a coalition of the willing nato miners, eu plus or any number of combinations and where the combinations. and where the americans stand on that to make sure any peace deal is, is supported. and t

and from here he's going to sandringham where he meets with the king.he world is uniting around zelenskyy. perhaps you can come back on board too. but of course the suggestions over the overnight that that zelenskyy himself may have to apologise, eat some humble pie. after the extraordinary row that bust up in the oval office on ffiday bust up in the oval office on friday night. >> okay, chris, thank you very much. we will be coming back to you live as and when to get the updates. we�*re back now back to updates. we're back now back to the panel on this one. alan, back to that comment about getting peace. isn't that difficult? ending the war is a difficult? ending the war is a difficult thing here because, you know, every time we speak to any of the politicians from ukraine or any of the ukrainians themselves on the ground, they say, yeah, this is fine. you can sit in your lovely room over there, you can all come up with some wonderful agreement and russia might even agree to it. but there's no guarantee going forward that they're going to stick to it. >

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