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Ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has emerged as an unlikely hero, not just to his country men but to people all over the world. brian todd has a closer look. what have you learned? >> reporter: experts believe volodymyr zelenskyy has pulled this off by digging deep and finding a grit and determination few people thought he had and hes tapped into a natural talent for stage craft. his exchanges with ukrainian soldiers today were vintage volodymyr zelenskyy. zelenskyy told his army they wou...

Massively in renewables so that, today, we are independent of russian fossil fuels. this year brought along an increased unity, determination, and resolve of the european union. >> i have heard some skepticism among european leaders privately i have the ability of ukraine to ever become an eu member, because of concerns of ongoing corruption and parts of the economy and the society. what do you say to those skeptics, even within your own membership, about the need, the importance of ukraine even...

>> the war in europe is for the renewed focus on the need for global alliances. an element of diplomacy that was often overlooked in the last u.s. presidential administration. our next guest has played a key role in helping america once again become a trusted ally of europe. also navigating a potential economic crisis brought on by vladimir putins war. shes the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen. madam president, thank you so much for being with us. let me ask you first o...

In other places in the country. i spoke twisty and team of software developers who left kharkiv together. for a while they were all living, i think, nine people, for cats and two dogs in a two bedroom apartment somewhere on the outskirts of kyiv because peoples options frank so much quicker than anyone couldve expected. >> are you struck by the determination? i know when ive been here ive been struck by the idea that nobody wants a quick exit. nobody wants a negotiated settlement settlement. you...

The importance of in—person interviews, the home office is likely to face criticism that the fast—tracking has more to do with the prime ministers promise to eradicate the backlog than having rigorous checks for identifying individuals with no right to be in the uk. it will be uncomfortable for a home secretary, who portrays herself as tough on those who claim asylum having arrived by an irregular route. we need to ensure that we fix this problem of illegal migration. thats my priority. and ...

It appears, however, that downing streets determination to sort out the asylum backlog means making it simplerfor some small—boat migrants to get permission to stay in the uk. mark easton, bbc news. our news correspondent sean dilley is with me now. the figures are interesting, there is much too, but wonder what it tells us about the political challenge that remains both for the government but also for the opposition parties.— government but also for the opposition parties. lets look at the ...

Has said, hell do whatever it takes to achieve that goal. weve had 16,000 people last year arrive here illegally on small boats. that situation is unacceptable. we need to design a robust framework. we need to have a deterrent so people stop making the journey in the first place. it appears, however, that downing streets determination to sort out the asylum backlog means making it simplerfor some small—boat migrants to get permission to stay in the uk. mark easton, bbc news. joining us now, je...

That�*s my priority. and, as the prime minister himself has said, he�*ll do whatever it takes to achieve that goal. we�*ve had a5,000 people last year arrive here illegally on small boats. that situation is unacceptable. we need to design a robust framework. we need to have a deterrent so people stop making the journey in the first place. it appears, however, that downing street�*s determination to sort out the asylum backlog means making it simplerfor some small—boat migrants to get p...

>> the last thing before we go tonight -- a lifesaving twist of fate. maggie vespa brings us the story of one womans unbelievable determination in the face of a terrifying medical diagnosis. >> two years ago, 28-year-old nicole haight was working full-time and raising two kids in rural illinois when symptoms struck. >> we started having headaches, like, quite a bit. then i started having washing sound in my ear, just -- migraines, vomiting and all day. >> an mri revealed a rare diagnosis, arteri...

And, as the prime minister himself has said, hell do whatever it takes to achieve that goal. weve had 115,000 people last year arrive here illegally on small boats. that situation is unacceptable. we need to design a robust framework. we need to have a deterrent so people stop making the journey in the first place. it appears, however, that downing streets determination to sort out the asylum backlog means making it simpler for some small—boat migrants to get permission to stay in the uk. mark...