i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 6:00. under—performing civil servants could be incentivised to leave their jobs under government plans to overhaul the services. cabinet office minister pat mcfadden says it's not match fit for what the country needs, promising a shake up where top officials pay is linked to performance. the government insists it will create a more focused and productive civil service, but unions say it's just a soundbite with no real plan for change. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 6:00. under—performing civil servants could be incentivised to leave their jobs under government plans to overhaul the services. cabinet office minister pat mcfadden says it's not match fit for what the country needs, promising a shake up where top officials pay is linked to performance. the government insists it will create a more focused and productive civil service, but unions say it's just a soundbite with no real plan for change. mcfadden is expected to outline the reforms next week, alongside the pr

but let's get the latest headlines now with sophia wenzler. >> tom. emily. thank you.ust gone 12:00. afternoon. it's just gone 12:00. these are your headlines. president donald trump has paused u.s. militaw aid to ukraine, just days after his explosive row with ukraine�*s explosive row with ukraine's president zelenskyy, saying he should be more appreciative of us support. it�*s not understood us support. it's not understood how long the pause will last, but it follows mr trump accusing european leaders of weakness for their reliance on america. meanwhile, the kremlin has described donald trump's decision to pause us military aid to ukraine as the best contribution to the cause of peace.|t contribution to the cause of peace. it said the move could encourage kyiv to seek peace, before adding european countries will tw to compensate ukraine for the loss of militaw aid. the european commission president has responded, saying europe is ready to step up on defence after trump's announcement. meanwhile, deputy prime minister angela rayner says the uk is still focused on secu

but first, the news with sophia wenzler. >> george. thank you. good evening.our headlines at 7:00. under—performing civil servants could be incentivised to leave their jobs under government plans to overhaul the service. cabinet office minister pat mcfadden says it's not match fit for what the country needs, promising a shake up where top officials pay is linked to performance. the government insists it will create a more focused and productive civil service, but unions say it's just a soundbite with no real plan for change. mcfadden is expected to outline the reforms next week, alongside the prime minister's intervention on thursday. now, ministers are facing pressure over reports that an alleged palestinian gunman entered the uk illegally on a small boat. the mail on sunday claims abu wadee, a former militant, has called for the killing of jews and posed in pictures with ak 47 seconds. he is believed to be among the 235 migrants picked up in the channel on thursday. shadow home secretary chris philp says the government must find and remove him immediately. i

but first, let's get your news headunes but first, let's get your news headlines with sophia wenzler.> ben. thank you. it'sjust >> ben. thank you. it's just gone. 9:00. these are your headlines. ukraine may not survive. according to president donald trump, as the white house puts pressure on volodymyr zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. u.s. zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. us. officials are understood to have told the ukrainian president that he must pledge to cede land if he wants the us. to lift its ban on weapons and intelligence sharing. speaking in an interview with fox news today, trump was asked if he felt comfortable that he had walked away from the country by spending u.s. aid and intelligence sharing with ukraine. >> are you comfortable with that? the fact that you walked away and ukraine may not survive? >> well, it may not survive anyway. he's a smart guy and he's a tough guy, and he took money out of this country under biden like candy from a baby. it was so easy with that same attitude. and i just don't think he's grateful. >> mr trump's reply comes in an

but before we get started, let's get your latest news with sophia wenzler. >> nana. thank you. good afternoon. it'sjust >> nana. thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone. 3:00. these are your headlines. a man has been shot by us. secret service agents near the white house after an armed confrontation overnight. authorities say he was a suicidal individual who had travelled from indiana and was found near his car, just a block away. when officers approached, he pulled out a firearm, prompting them to open fire. he was taken to hospital, but his condition is unknown. the police department is now investigating. back in the uk, a 32 year old man has been charged with murder of 16 year old nathan rob burrow, who was shot dead in stockwell in south london on tuesday. omar rempe was arrested and charged on saturday and will appearin and charged on saturday and will appear in court on monday. daniel was found with gunshot wounds on paradise road but died at the scene despite paramedics efforts. police are reviewing cctv and urging witnesses to come forward as they keep an open mind ab

but first, let's get your news headunes but first, let's get your news headlines with sophia wenzler.> ben. thank you. it'sjust >> ben. thank you. it's just gone. 9:00. these are your headlines. ukraine may not survive. according to president donald trump, as the white house puts pressure on volodymyr zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. u.s. zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. us. officials are understood to have told the ukrainian president that he must pledge to cede land if he wants the us. to lift its ban on weapons and intelligence sharing. speaking in an interview with fox news today, trump was asked if he felt comfortable that he had walked away from the country by spending u.s. aid and intelligence sharing with ukraine. >> are you comfortable with that? the fact that you walked away and ukraine may not survive? >> well, it may not survive anyway. he's a smart guy and he's a tough guy, and he took money out of this country under biden like candy from a baby. it was so easy with that same attitude. and i just don't think he's grateful. >> mr trump's reply comes in an

but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> leo. thank you.ood evening. it's just gone 11:00. these are your headlines. it's being reported that a senior lawyer appointed by reform uk to investigate allegations against suspended mp rupert lowe has denied making comments he attributed to her. it's understood the case said she finds herself in an unfortunate and regrettable position of having to correct the record. the lawyer said i have not expressed either dismay or shock at any time as to the process, nor have i said there is zero credible evidence against, let alone said this repeatedly. mr lowe had the reform whip suspended on friday and was reported to the police after claims of threatening violence against the party chairman. ukraine may not survive, according to president donald trump, as the white house puts pressure on volodymyr zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. speaking in an interview with fox news today, trump was asked if he felt comfortable that he had walked away from the country by suspending u.s. aid and intelligence sh

but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with sophia wenzler. >> leo. thank you.ood evening. it's just gone 11:00. these are your headlines. it's being reported that a senior lawyer appointed by reform uk to investigate allegations against suspended mp rupert lowe has denied making comments he attributed to her. it's understood the case said she finds herself in an unfortunate and regrettable position of having to correct the record. the lawyer said i have not expressed either dismay or shock at any time as to the process, nor have i said there is zero credible evidence against, let alone said this repeatedly. mr lowe had the reform whip suspended on friday and was reported to the police after claims of threatening violence against the party chairman. ukraine may not survive, according to president donald trump, as the white house puts pressure on volodymyr zelenskyy to give up territory to russia. speaking in an interview with fox news today, trump was asked if he felt comfortable that he had walked away from the country by suspending u.s. aid and intelligence sh

first, the very latest news of sophia wenzler. >> bev and andrew. thank you. good morning.e gb news newsroom. president donald trump has paused u.s. newsroom. president donald trump has paused us. military aid to ukraine just days after his explosive row with ukraine's president zelenskyy. it's not understood how long the pause will last, but it follows mr trump accusing european leaders of weakness for their reliance on america. it comes hours after trump criticised zelenskyy for saying the end of the war with russia is very, very far away. yesterday he also accused ukraine of not wanting peace whilst they have america's backing, adding they should be more appreciative. meanwhile, speaking overnight to fox news, vice presidentjd vance said europe needs to be firmer with zelenskyy. >> i honestly don't care what the europeans say in public. what i care is what they say in private and what they need to be saying to president zelenskyy is this can't go on forever. the bloodshed, the killing, the economic devastation, it's making everyone worse off. the only pathway, i think, b

first though, the very latest news headlines with sophia wenzler. >> bev and andrew. thank you.ing. these are your headlines from the bbc newsroom. sir keir starmer is expected to return to the commons today for the first time since his high stakes diplomatic action across the atlantic and in london. the prime minister told european leaders we are at a crossroads in history. at an emergency summit in london last night, european nations met with the aim to secure lasting peace in ukraine. >> the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground and planes in the air, together with others. europe must do the heavy lifting. >> sir keir starmer announced a four point plan to work with ukraine to end the war and defend the country from russia. the uk, france and other countries will step up their efforts in a coalition of the willing and seek to involve the us in their support for ukraine. meanwhile, in a royal show of solidarity, zelenskyy received a warm welcome at sandringham as he met the king last night. meanwhile, ukraine�*s president meanwhile, ukraine's president stressed

sophia wenzler gb news. >> well, we're joined now by political commentator oscar., pick up the pieces of that over the weekend, diplomatically riding two very, very challenging horses. >> why is he being allowed to, you know, if i'm if i'm running france or i�*m running germany, france or i'm running germany, why am i scooting over to london for to listen to what keir starmer has to say? >> because i think ultimately and this is where people think, wait, is this in conflict with america and trump? it's actually what trump wants. trump wanted the eu to get bloody serious on defence and get bloody serious around a war, a conflict that was happening on our continent and not his. and from an america first perspective. and he's a temperamental, bombastic america first president that is entirely you know, people think, you know, he's ultimately very, very unpredictable. that is very predictable. and so keir starmer went over there to the us and probably said to trump off camera, away from, you know, all the stage stuff and was like, i�*m going to get you the eu. i'm goin