Joe Inwood

Few really believe that one of President Putin's fiercest critics died of natural causes, but this claim is still extraordinary.

Samples of a rare toxin, which occurs on the skin of a dart frog, but is not naturally found in Russia, were discovered in his body.

The British government say there is no innocent explanation, and only the Russian state had the means, motive and opportunity to kill Alexei Navalny.

The Kremlin is yet to respond to the claims, but have previously said that he suffered from a number of diseases.

The Epstein files have just been released by the Justice Department.

Joe, an interesting incident in France.

A huge release of new information that's allegedly been used to spread disinformation.

What do we know about that?

We're both women.

He has just arrived at Downing Street.

We've seen him turn up and get a warm embrace from Sakhir Starmer.

He's there to meet as well as the British Prime Minister.

He's meeting Friedrich Merz of Germany and Emmanuel Macron of France.

These are the three biggest European backers of Ukraine.

And this is Europe putting a sort of metaphorical arm around Ukraine's president and its people and saying that whatever their diplomatic travails with Washington, that Ukraine still has European backing.

Yeah, tell us about that pressure on Ukraine from the US.

For weeks now, there have been this sort of back-and-forth sets of negotiations taking place between the US and Moscow and the US and Kiev, coming up with various forms of a peace plan, some sort of deal that will bring the war to an end.

Now, the first version of that, people have referred to many times as 28-point plan, was seen as being heavily weighted in Moscow's favour.

Some people said it was even written by the Russians.

There has been a back and forth since then, but really there's intensifying pressure from Washington on Kiev to accept some sort of peace deal.