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suella braverman, to be investigated following claims she asked civil servants to help her avoid a speeding fine. millions in greece head to the polls to vote in the countrys uncertain general election. hello, im louisa pilbeam. a defiant ukrainian president volodymr zelensky has told the g7 summit in hiroshima that russia does not occupy the embattled city of bakhmut. it comes after conflicting reports of who is now in control of the eastern city. russian president putin has congratul...

wife, amy, his daughter, meredith, his son, nick. may his memory be a blessing thanks to our panel for being here today. thanks to all of you for joining us. im kasie hunt. dont go anywhere. cnn news central start parts right now we are standing by for the announcement of a unprecedented security agreement with ukraine. >> it is supposed to last ten years, will last ten months if donald trump is elected for the first time since january 6, insurrection, and for the first time since he b...

Well, this is the pool with quite the view. stay with us here on bbc news. theres a lot of fine weather to come across the uk in the week ahead — our good old friend high pressure building up from the azores. some areas may catch a few showers but those will be in the minority. in the sunshine, many will end up feeling rather warmer, actually, particularly in contrast to recent days. here is the high pressure stretching up from the azores. you can see it wobbles about day on day, and those cha...

And northern ireland, where weve had the tail end of a weather front around here through sunday daytime, and it will continue to slowly slip south overnight sunday. very little rain, though, in association with that. if anything, perhaps a greater chance of the odd punchier shower across east anglia thanks to something a little more unsettled out in the north sea. just 4 degrees for newcastle. clear skies, light winds underneath that ridge high pressure taking into monday. heres the high on mond...

There was a big part of the ukraine agenda, as you just noted, bolstering support, a chance, as you mentioned, for zelensky to get his message across to some of the most important developing world leaders that he hasnt dealt with. but i think, from the japanese perspective, there was a big security piece of the agenda, some of which was about ukraine, some of which was about trying to get leaders to look at security in asia and europe in a more indivisible way, giving the right strategic weight ...