Joe Tidy

But no one, of course, in the room mentioned somebody who, of course, isn't here, and that's Donald Trump. In the public part of that meeting, of course, they're going into a private discussion, and I suppose try and game what the next steps should be, especially with this all-important summit of European leaders taking place in central London, hosted by Sir Keir Starmer, will also attend.

But no one, of course, in the room mentioned somebody who, of course, isn't here, and that's Donald Trump. In the public part of that meeting, of course, they're going into a private discussion, and I suppose try and game what the next steps should be, especially with this all-important summit of European leaders taking place in central London, hosted by Sir Keir Starmer, will also attend.

They haven't set it out, but speaking to sources within Downing Street, they argue Zakir Starmer wants action. Talking to this source in the last couple of hours, they said that the UK and other nations have spent billions supporting Ukraine, but now is the time for...

They haven't set it out, but speaking to sources within Downing Street, they argue Zakir Starmer wants action. Talking to this source in the last couple of hours, they said that the UK and other nations have spent billions supporting Ukraine, but now is the time for...

nations to step up my interpretation is that means that they want commitments from other european nations of support in a security guarantee either financial support i suppose or logistics or troops on the ground as the uk has committed to so i think the uk government certainly want

nations to step up my interpretation is that means that they want commitments from other european nations of support in a security guarantee either financial support i suppose or logistics or troops on the ground as the uk has committed to so i think the uk government certainly want

progress to be made and not just to be you know some summit for the cameras and for european leaders to feel like they're achieving something the other point which i think is fascinating is that there is a very real concern within number 10 that tomorrow's summit is interpreted in the US in a way that it shouldn't be. They do not want this to look like the UK and the EU are ganging up on the US.

progress to be made and not just to be you know some summit for the cameras and for european leaders to feel like they're achieving something the other point which i think is fascinating is that there is a very real concern within number 10 that tomorrow's summit is interpreted in the US in a way that it shouldn't be. They do not want this to look like the UK and the EU are ganging up on the US.

That is not what is happening, they argue. This isn't about choosing between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky. This is about supporting Ukraine and different countries across the world uniting to support

That is not what is happening, they argue. This isn't about choosing between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky. This is about supporting Ukraine and different countries across the world uniting to support

support ukraine but the fact they're worried about that isn't that fascinating and telling because we know who'll be watching all of this president trump and one thing he may also be watching is the meeting we're expecting between the king king charles and president zelensky and the fact that The King is meeting President Zelensky, I suppose, is another sign of support for the Ukrainians.

support ukraine but the fact they're worried about that isn't that fascinating and telling because we know who'll be watching all of this president trump and one thing he may also be watching is the meeting we're expecting between the king king charles and president zelensky and the fact that The King is meeting President Zelensky, I suppose, is another sign of support for the Ukrainians.

Two key questions that remain unanswered. One being, can the relations between President Zelensky and Trump be rebuilt? And is there any chance of a peace deal now?

Two key questions that remain unanswered. One being, can the relations between President Zelensky and Trump be rebuilt? And is there any chance of a peace deal now?

George Brewster died 150 years ago after he became stuck in a chimney here at the former asylum. The building has since been turned into offices. A short ceremony was held in his honour. The blue plaque was awarded by Cambridge Past, Present and Future. and this application was the first the charity has received for a child.

George Brewster died 150 years ago after he became stuck in a chimney here at the former asylum. The building has since been turned into offices. A short ceremony was held in his honour. The blue plaque was awarded by Cambridge Past, Present and Future. and this application was the first the charity has received for a child.

The local amateur historian who researched George Brewster's story, Joanna Hudson, believes the 11-year-old was the last so-called climbing boy to die in England. His death in 1875 was discussed in Parliament and brought about a momentous turning point. changing child labour laws in Britain.

The local amateur historian who researched George Brewster's story, Joanna Hudson, believes the 11-year-old was the last so-called climbing boy to die in England. His death in 1875 was discussed in Parliament and brought about a momentous turning point. changing child labour laws in Britain.

Miss Hudson says she wants to remind people of the sacrifice and extreme working conditions Victorian children endured.

Miss Hudson says she wants to remind people of the sacrifice and extreme working conditions Victorian children endured.