you can get more on those stories on the bbc news website. all have a full bulletin of news for you at the top of the hour, but right now, the travel show. this is just incredible. the caribbean — a collection of 7,000 islands set in shimmering seas with some of the best beaches and marine life in the world. it's home to over 45 million people and a mix of cultures, music and natural wonders. but this oceanic environment is as fragile as it is beautiful and the caribbean�*s relationship with its seas and ecosystems are changing rapidly. i'm reece parkinson. as someone who has caribbean ancestry, this place has almost mythical status, even though i've never been here before. we're swimming with sharks! i'm kicking off my adventure in the dominican republic... oh, i'm excited! ..where i discover how islanders are carving out a new relationship with the sea. really, what i want is for the community to get in touch with the ocean because that's the only way we're going to take care of the ocean. and... esperate, capi! shouting. ..i come face—to—face with one of the giants of this unique marine environment. there's a whale? yeah. 0h, whoa! i'm starting myjourney on the island of hispaniola, shared by haiti and the dominican republic. this is my first time ever in the caribbean. i'm in the dominican republic, in the capital city santo domingo, and it actually feels quite european. in fact, this is the oldest cathedral in all of the americas, and it was built nearly 500 years ago. the cathedral of santa maria la menor — and much of the architecture here — is the legacy of the spanish, who arrived here by sea in the late 15th century, spearheaded by christopher columbus on his maiden voyage to the region. spain became the first european colonisers in the americas, whilst also decimating the indigenous taino population. centuries later, the spanish legacy is still very strong. and when it comes to music, on this island, you won't hear much reggae. instead, it's the more latin feel of merengue and bachata. hey, reece! i'm meeting the country's king of bachata, martires de leon. so, bachata actually originates from the dominican republic? plays melancholic tune. plays fast arpeggios. # bailalo, bailalo, reece. # bailalo, gozalo, reece. as well as its spanish roots, it's thought that bachata is fused from influences from the enslaved africans who were brought here and the indigenous taino people who were displaced during colonisation. # bailalo, reece. # bailalo, bailalo, reece. its infectious melodies soon attract passersby. # bailalo, bailalo, en bachata. # bailalo, bailalo, esta bachata. # bailalo y gozala, esta bachata! # mira montilla, como esta? # y reece! yeah, ithink, especially back home in the uk, whenever you think of the caribbean, it's barbados, jamaica, saint kitts. # con la bachata. applause. wow! even myself, i'm mixed race — jamaican father, british mother — and coming here has opened my eyes up to the spanish culture and the latin influences. but what draws most people to the caribbean are the incredible beaches and extraordinary marine life. the dominican republic boasts over i,000km of coastline, attracting some 10 million visitors in 2023 — that's more than any other caribbean destination. i'm heading north to cabarete, a seaside town that's become world —famous. i'm told, a few decades ago, cabarete wasjust a small fishing village. but in recent years, it has completely transformed, and that's because this part of the coastline is in the right spot to capture the strong currents from the north in the winter and the constant trade winds from the east. this creates the perfect wave and now attracts surfers from across the world. you can find every type of water sport here — from windsurfing to paddleboarding. and, right now, cabarete is hosting its annual global event — master of the ocean — and i'm meeting the current champion, brian talma. brian! it's the action man. de action man! how you doing, man? yes, brother. respect, respect. 0h, dude, respect. so, you're going for back—to—back titles this year? well, i'm going to try, you know? this event is amazing because we do all the sports and all the sports i love — windsurf, kitesurf, foil and everything. originally from barbados, brian arrived here in the �*80s, becoming one of the pioneers of water sports. back then, there were literally only a handful of people taking part. this is essentially, like, your life. this is what you do every day. from when i was like eight, nine, that's all i did — surf in barbados. i surfed every day. and then it went from surfing to the other sports. but the thing about it, it's pretty easy and the sensation is amazing. and, the good thing is, i'm going to get you part of the action. pre—warning — i've never surfed in my life, so this is — this is going to be pretty bad, i'm just telling you now. you know what it's like? it's just like getting up, waking up, standing up. look where you're going and go for it. all right, come on, then. let's go, action. now, what you're going to do is once you're up, you're going to bend the knees. make sense? yeah. it's always interesting when you try something new for the first time. definitely one of those moments when you are outside your comfort zone. it's a lot more tiring than i thought it was going to be. after the first like three, suddenly you get crashed into the water and then you're like... exhales sharply. .."here we go again." and then, you get back up. brian's like, "come back, reece! "come back!" and you're like... exhales sharply. "0k!" i couldn't have asked for a better teacher. i am a surfer. i'm a surfer! you got up, you rode a few waves — success! action! brother, thank you, dude. action! whilst adrenaline—fuelled water sports are a key part of the championships, there's a wider aim — to engage the local community. drumming. caribbean culture, for those that live in the region, hasn't always been based around beach time — most leisure activities are targeted towards visitors. as tourists, we come over and we're like, "of course, we're going to try and surf. "of course, we're going to swim." you know, that's different. that's not the case for a lot of the locals. para poder asistir a cualquier persona en la playa. but organisers want to change that by launching initiatives that teach dominicans water skills. i'm meeting the team coordinating the event — patricia hiraldo and marcus bohm. so has the event brought more of the community into water sports? definitely. i think the event really awakens the mind of the children and the youth because, of course, they're looking this is bbc news. let's take it straight to switzerland where were hearing closing remarks from the ukraine peace summit. let’s hearing closing remarks from the ukraine peace summit. let's have a listen in. ukraine peace summit. let's have a listen in- we _ ukraine peace summit. let's have a listen in. we have _ ukraine peace summit. let's have a listen in. we have approved - ukraine peace summit. let's have a listen in. we have approved and - ukraine peace summit. let's have a| listen in. we have approved and the purpose of discovering, it's really important. chile, my country, small nation in the south of the world with a population of 20 million inhabitants understands that only adherence to international law and the protection of human rights can detect peace. this summit and this convictions are not about nato. this is not about right or left political ideas. this is not about northern or southern countries. this is about respect of international law and human rights as foundational principles. and this is applicable to ukraine, in gaza and in every other conflict in the world. children everywhere have to be protected. we cannot allow that any country abducts or kidnaps children, as russia's doing with ukraine. civilians must not be damaged. we need urgent action to protect the rights, because they cannot win. with respect of territorial integrity of ukraine. international law and the firm commitment to human rights as a fundamental standard, from chile, there will keep on supporting this process of supporting this process of supporting peace. supporting this process of su--ortin~ eace. , , supporting peace. presents lenski, first of all, thank _ supporting peace. presents lenski, first of all, thank you _ supporting peace. presents lenski, first of all, thank you for _ first of all, thank you for organising this important conference. it is testament to the skills_ conference. it is testament to the skills of— conference. it is testament to the skills of the swiss diplomacy that you are _ skills of the swiss diplomacy that you are able to bring together some 100 countries and international organisations at the highest level, including _ organisations at the highest level, including esteemed presidents and prime _ including esteemed presidents and prime ministers. this high attendance shows one thing, the world _ attendance shows one thing, the world cares deeply about the war provoked — world cares deeply about the war provoked by russia's aggression. the war blatantly violates international law and _ war blatantly violates international law and key principles of the un charlen — law and key principles of the un charter. the world cares deeply about _ charter. the world cares deeply about the — charter. the world cares deeply about the war provoked by russia's aggression. the walk blatantly violates — aggression. the walk blatantly violates international law and key principles — violates international law and key principles of the un charter. and it has a major— principles of the un charter. and it has a major negative impacts on countries — has a major negative impacts on countries across the globe, be it in future _ countries across the globe, be it in future security, access to energy or international trade. and time again, speakers— international trade. and time again, speakers yesterday and today emphasised this impact on their economies. and so, it is highly significant _ economies. and so, it is highly significant and valuable that so many— significant and valuable that so many parties came to switzerland to discuss _ many parties came to switzerland to discuss a _ many parties came to switzerland to discuss a way out of the war. the conference — discuss a way out of the war. the conference was entitled path to peace, — conference was entitled path to peace, and rightly so. we know that peace _ peace, and rightly so. we know that peace in_ peace, and rightly so. we know that peace in ukraine will not be achieved _ peace in ukraine will not be achieved in one step, it will be a journev — achieved in one step, it will be a journev it— achieved in one step, it will be a journey. it was not a peace negotiation because putin is not serious — negotiation because putin is not serious about ending the war. he is insisting _ serious about ending the war. he is insisting on — serious about ending the war. he is insisting on capitulation, he is insisting — insisting on capitulation, he is insisting on capitulation, he is insisting on ceding ukrainian territories, even territory that today — territories, even territory that today does not, is not occupied by hirn _ today does not, is not occupied by hirn he _ today does not, is not occupied by hirn he is — today does not, is not occupied by him. he is insisting on disarming ukraine— him. he is insisting on disarming ukraine leaving it vulnerable to future — ukraine leaving it vulnerable to future aggression. no country would ever accept— future aggression. no country would ever accept these outrageous terms. that is— ever accept these outrageous terms. that is why— ever accept these outrageous terms. that is why it is vital that ukraine is able _ that is why it is vital that ukraine is able to— that is why it is vital that ukraine is able to resist this aggression. that— is able to resist this aggression. that it _ is able to resist this aggression. that it is — is able to resist this aggression. that it is right under un charter, and it— that it is right under un charter, and it is— that it is right under un charter, and it is the _ that it is right under un charter, and it is the right of other countries such as the european union and many— countries such as the european union and many other partners across the world _ and many other partners across the world to _ and many other partners across the world to support ukraine to resist and survive. the un has already provided — and survive. the un has already provided over 100 billion in support to ukraine — provided over 100 billion in support to ukraine and its people, and the g7 illustrated its steadfast determination only two days ago, when _ determination only two days ago, when we — determination only two days ago, when we agreed to use the revenues of frozen _ when we agreed to use the revenues of frozen russian assets in europe to find _ of frozen russian assets in europe to find a _ of frozen russian assets in europe to find a $50 billion loan to ukraine _ to find a $50 billion loan to ukraine. this is also a clear message _ ukraine. this is also a clear message that we will stand by ukraine — message that we will stand by ukraine for as long as it takes. i was support and this peace summit here brings — was support and this peace summit here brings a real piece closer. diplomacv— here brings a real piece closer. diplomacy is comprehensive for lasting — diplomacy is comprehensive for lasting peace. this will finally bring — lasting peace. this will finally bring an— lasting peace. this will finally bring an end to the oppression and suffering _ bring an end to the oppression and suffering of the ukrainian people. this would reaffirm ukraine's sovereignty. it would survive international law and the un charter _ international law and the un charter. the path to real peace provides — charter. the path to real peace provides determination. ultimately, it will— provides determination. ultimately, it will be _ provides determination. ultimately, it will be for ukraine to determine the conditions of a just peace. the european — the conditions of a just peace. the european union will support you in this, _ european union will support you in this, and _ european union will support you in this, and it — european union will support you in this, and it will continue to rally support— this, and it will continue to rally support across the globe. we can build _ support across the globe. we can build on — support across the globe. we can build on the un generally resolution of 2025 _ build on the un generally resolution of 2025 it— build on the un generally resolution of 2023. it clearly expresses the need _ of 2023. it clearly expresses the need for— of 2023. it clearly expresses the need for comprehensive just and lasting _ need for comprehensive just and lasting peace. this resolution was approved — lasting peace. this resolution was approved by 141 countries, the vast majority— approved by 141 countries, the vast majority of— approved by 141 countries, the vast majority of whom joined this summit. i call majority of whom joined this summit. i call on _ majority of whom joined this summit. i call on russia to heed the message of the _ i call on russia to heed the message of the international community, respect — of the international community, respect the territorial integrity and serenity of ukraine, put an end to imperialist violence and bring back— to imperialist violence and bring back the — to imperialist violence and bring back the children. when russia says it is ready— back the children. when russia says it is ready for peace, based on the un charter, — it is ready for peace, based on the un charter, then the time will come from russia — un charter, then the time will come from russia to be part of our efforts — from russia to be part of our efforts to _ from russia to be part of our efforts to bring the path to peace to its _ efforts to bring the path to peace to its destination, and i hope and i work— to its destination, and i hope and i work for— to its destination, and i hope and i work for this— to its destination, and i hope and i work for this day to come soon. thank— work for this day to come soon. thank you _ work for this day to come soon. thank vom— work for this day to come soon. thank ou. ~ , ., ., ., ., thank you. prime minister of canada, ou have thank you. prime minister of canada, you have the — thank you. prime minister of canada, you have the floor. _ while ukrainians have been working to defend _ while ukrainians have been working to defend the — while ukrainians have been working to defend the country, _ while ukrainians have been working to defend the country, they - while ukrainians have been working to defend the country, they have i to defend the country, they have been _ to defend the country, they have been trying — to defend the country, they have been trying to _ to defend the country, they have been trying to bring _ to defend the country, they have been trying to bring an _ to defend the country, they have been trying to bring an end - to defend the country, they have been trying to bring an end to i to defend the country, they havel been trying to bring an end to the fighting — been trying to bring an end to the fighting the _ been trying to bring an end to the fighting. the summit— been trying to bring an end to the fighting. the summit here - been trying to bring an end to the fighting. the summit here in- fighting. the summit here in switzerland _ fighting. the summit here in switzerland gathered - fighting. the summit here in . switzerland gathered countries fighting. the summit here in - switzerland gathered countries from around _ switzerland gathered countries from around the — switzerland gathered countries from around the world _ switzerland gathered countries from around the world including - switzerland gathered countries from around the world including from - around the world including from emerging — around the world including from emerging economies— around the world including from emerging economies with - around the world including from emerging economies with a - around the world including from | emerging economies with a goal around the world including from i emerging economies with a goal of finding _ emerging economies with a goal of finding a _ emerging economies with a goal of finding a path— emerging economies with a goal of finding a path to— emerging economies with a goal of finding a path to peace. _ emerging economies with a goal of finding a path to peace. canada - emerging economies with a goal of| finding a path to peace. canada will always _ finding a path to peace. canada will always be _ finding a path to peace. canada will always be a — finding a path to peace. canada will always be a strong _ finding a path to peace. canada will always be a strong voice _ finding a path to peace. canada will always be a strong voice for- finding a path to peace. canada will always be a strong voice for peace, | always be a strong voice for peace, democracy— always be a strong voice for peace, democracy freedom _ always be a strong voice for peace, democracy freedom and _ always be a strong voice for peace, . democracy freedom and international rule of— democracy freedom and international rule of law _ democracy freedom and international rule of law i— democracy freedom and international rule of law. i will— democracy freedom and international rule of law. i will work _ democracy freedom and international rule of law. i will work together- rule of law. i will work together during — rule of law. i will work together during the _ rule of law. i will work together during the summit _ rule of law. i will work together during the summit has - rule of law. i will work together during the summit hasjoint - rule of law. i will work together during the summit hasjoint a l rule of law. i will work together. during the summit hasjoint a path forward _ during the summit hasjoint a path forward based _ during the summit hasjoint a path forward based on _ during the summit hasjoint a path forward based on the _ during the summit hasjoint a path forward based on the un - during the summit hasjoint a path forward based on the un charter. during the summit hasjoint a path . forward based on the un charter and international— forward based on the un charter and international law. _ forward based on the un charter and international law. a _ forward based on the un charter and international law. a just _ forward based on the un charter and international law. a just and - international law. a just and lasting — international law. a just and lasting peace _ international law. a just and lasting peace, based - international law. a just and lasting peace, based on- international law. a just and - lasting peace, based on fundamental principles— lasting peace, based on fundamental principles within _ lasting peace, based on fundamental principles within the _ lasting peace, based on fundamental principles within the interests - lasting peace, based on fundamental principles within the interests of - principles within the interests of ukrainians— principles within the interests of ukrainians at— principles within the interests of ukrainians at its _ principles within the interests of ukrainians at its core. _ principles within the interests of ukrainians at its core. we - principles within the interests of ukrainians at its core. we can'tl ukrainians at its core. we can't forget — ukrainians at its core. we can't forget that— ukrainians at its core. we can't forget that wherever— ukrainians at its core. we can't forget that wherever there - ukrainians at its core. we can't forget that wherever there is l ukrainians at its core. we can't forget that wherever there is a | ukrainians at its core. we can't - forget that wherever there is a war, there _ forget that wherever there is a war, there is— forget that wherever there is a war, there is human— forget that wherever there is a war, there is human suffering. _ forget that wherever there is a war, there is human suffering. i- forget that wherever there is a war, there is human suffering. i think. forget that wherever there is a war, there is human suffering. i think of| there is human suffering. i think of there is human suffering. i think of the children. — there is human suffering. i think of the children, the _ there is human suffering. i think of the children, the soldiers, - there is human suffering. i think of the children, the soldiers, and - the children, the soldiers, and their— the children, the soldiers, and theirfamilies, _ the children, the soldiers, and their families, the _ the children, the soldiers, and their families, the farmers, i the children, the soldiers, and - theirfamilies, the farmers, nurses and everyone — theirfamilies, the farmers, nurses and everyone impacted. _ theirfamilies, the farmers, nurses and everyone impacted. many- and everyone impacted. many countries _ and everyone impacted. many countries represented - and everyone impacted. many countries represented in - and everyone impacted. many countries represented in the i and everyone impacted. many- countries represented in the senate about— countries represented in the senate about the _ countries represented in the senate about the legacy _ countries represented in the senate about the legacy of _ countries represented in the senate about the legacy of war— countries represented in the senate about the legacy of war is _ countries represented in the senate about the legacy of war is an - about the legacy of war is an strife — about the legacy of war is an strife we _ about the legacy of war is an strife, we know— about the legacy of war is an strife, we know how - about the legacy of war is an strife, we know how these . about the legacy of war is an - strife, we know how these effects can last _ strife, we know how these effects can last night _ strife, we know how these effects can last nightjust_ strife, we know how these effects can last night just years _ strife, we know how these effects can last nightjust years or- can last nightjust years or decades, _ can last nightjust years or decades, but— can last nightjust years or decades, but even- can last nightjust years or- decades, but even generations. earlier— decades, but even generations. earlier today, _ decades, but even generations. earliertoday, i— decades, but even generations. earlier today, i chaired - decades, but even generations. earlier today, i chaired a - decades, but even generations. i earlier today, i chaired a session where _ earlier today, i chaired a session where we — earlier today, i chaired a session where we talked _ earlier today, i chaired a session where we talked about _ earlier today, i chaired a session where we talked about prisoners earlier today, i chaired a session- where we talked about prisoners and deported _ where we talked about prisoners and deported people _ where we talked about prisoners and deported people, including - where we talked about prisoners and deported people, including and - deported people, including and especially— deported people, including and especially children. _ deported people, including and especially children. up - deported people, including and especially children. up to - deported people, including and i especially children. up to 20,000 children— especially children. up to 20,000 children have _ especially children. up to 20,000 children have estimated _ especially children. up to 20,000 children have estimated to - especially children. up to 20,000 children have estimated to be - especially children. up to 20,000 l children have estimated to be taken from their— children have estimated to be taken from their homes, _ children have estimated to be taken from their homes, their— children have estimated to be taken from their homes, their families- children have estimated to be taken| from their homes, their families and also from _ from their homes, their families and also from the — from their homes, their families and also from the language, _ from their homes, their families and also from the language, their- also from the language, their culture — also from the language, their culture, their— also from the language, their culture, their identity. - also from the language, their culture, their identity. this i also from the language, their culture, their identity. this isj culture, their identity. this is something _ culture, their identity. this is something the _ culture, their identity. this is something the global- culture, their identity. this is - something the global community culture, their identity. this is _ something the global community needs to pull— something the global community needs to pull together— something the global community needs to pull together to— something the global community needs to pull together to call— something the global community needs to pull together to call for— something the global community needs to pull together to call for an _ something the global community needs to pull together to call for an end - to pull together to call for an end to. to pull together to call for an end to in— to pull together to call for an end to in the — to pull together to call for an end to. in the coming _ to pull together to call for an end to. in the coming months, - to pull together to call for an endl to. in the coming months, canada intends _ to. in the coming months, canada intends to— to. in the coming months, canada intends to host _ to. in the coming months, canada intends to host a _ to. in the coming months, canada intends to host a foreign - to. in the coming months, canada. intends to host a foreign minister's meeting _ intends to host a foreign minister's meeting for— intends to host a foreign minister's meeting for work— intends to host a foreign minister's meeting for work on _ intends to host a foreign minister's meeting for work on the _ intends to host a foreign minister's meeting for work on the human - intends to host a foreign minister'sl meeting for work on the human cost of this— meeting for work on the human cost of this war — he speaks french russia's what ukraine also cause description — russia's what ukraine also cause description of _ russia's what ukraine also cause description of supply— russia's what ukraine also cause description of supply chains. - russia's what ukraine also cause i description of supply chains. energy and security, — description of supply chains. energy and security, the _ description of supply chains. energy and security, the risk— description of supply chains. energy and security, the risk of— description of supply chains. energy and security, the risk of nuclear- and security, the risk of nuclear disaster. — and security, the risk of nuclear disaster. and _ and security, the risk of nuclear disaster, and the _ and security, the risk of nuclear disaster, and the list— and security, the risk of nuclear disaster, and the list goes- and security, the risk of nuclear disaster, and the list goes on. i he speaks french this gathering is a peace summit about— this gathering is a peace summit about it — this gathering is a peace summit about it ukraine, _ this gathering is a peace summit about it ukraine, but— this gathering is a peace summit about it ukraine, but not- this gathering is a peace summit about it ukraine, but notjust - this gathering is a peace summit. about it ukraine, but notjust about ukraine. _ about it ukraine, but notjust about ukraine. it — about it ukraine, but notjust about ukraine. it is— about it ukraine, but notjust about ukraine, it is about— about it ukraine, but notjust about ukraine, it is about countries- ukraine, it is about countries around — ukraine, it is about countries around the _ ukraine, it is about countries around the world _ ukraine, it is about countries around the world coming - ukraine, it is about countries- around the world coming together to stand _ around the world coming together to stand up— around the world coming together to stand up for— around the world coming together to stand up for tact. _ around the world coming together to stand up for tact, and _ around the world coming together to stand up for tact, and reinforce - stand up for tact, and reinforce international— stand up for tact, and reinforce international law— stand up for tact, and reinforce international law that- stand up for tact, and reinforce international law that keeps . stand up for tact, and reinforce international law that keeps us| stand up for tact, and reinforce i international law that keeps us all safe _ international law that keeps us all safe ukraine _ international law that keeps us all safe. ukraine is— international law that keeps us all safe. ukraine is one _ international law that keeps us all safe. ukraine is one of— international law that keeps us all safe. ukraine is one of the - international law that keeps us all safe. ukraine is one of the front. safe. ukraine is one of the front lines _ safe. ukraine is one of the front lines in — safe. ukraine is one of the front lines in the _ safe. ukraine is one of the front lines in the battle _ safe. ukraine is one of the front lines in the battle around - safe. ukraine is one of the front lines in the battle around the i safe. ukraine is one of the front. lines in the battle around the world i’i l ht lines in the battle around the world right now — lines in the battle around the world right now we _ lines in the battle around the world right now we to _ lines in the battle around the world right now. we to only— lines in the battle around the world right now. we to only stand - lines in the battle around the world i right now. we to only stand together on this _ right now. we to only stand together on this merci— right now. we to only stand together on this. merci beaucoup. _ right now. we to only stand together on this. merci beaucoup.— on this. merci beaucoup. president of ghana, on this. merci beaucoup. president of ghana. you _ on this. merci beaucoup. president of ghana, you have _ on this. merci beaucoup. president of ghana, you have the _ on this. merci beaucoup. president of ghana, you have the floor. - on this. merci beaucoup. president of ghana, you have the floor. i - on this. merci beaucoup. president| of ghana, you have the floor. i also want to thank— of ghana, you have the floor. i also want to thank the _ of ghana, you have the floor. i also want to thank the federation - of ghana, you have the floor. i also want to thank the federation and l want to thank the federation and president zelensky of ukraine for the invitation for ghana to participate in this important summit. ghana was one of 28 african countries who joined the global majority in the general assembly of the united nations in condemning the russian act of aggression. we did so for principle reasons. we led the struggle for african liberation from colonialism, imperialism and the racist system of apartheid. we opposed racial discrimination, great power and many have domination in the world, and the bullying of small states by great powers. it is with this context that we reviewed and can contact daly continue to view russia's act of aggression. the consequences of the invasion go far beyond the confines of europe. indeed in many ways, africa has been the greatest victim of the conflicts. consideration is given to the destruction of global trade supply chains, lines. the blockade of the black sea have had devastating impacts on our economies, and i was sent —— and our standards of living. skyrocketing prices, they have been some of the consequences of the invasion. therefore we have a vestal interest in participating in efforts to find the means for the resolution of this conflict. resolution of the conflict in our view has to be light, as my colleagues have already said. they must be based on a comprehensive, just and lasting peace. founded on the principles of international law and the united nations charter. it is a global imperative finding such a piece which affects ghana, and like i say, the rest of africa. we support the objectives of the summit and supported the communication that has emanated from it. we do believe that if everyone arrived with this definitive settlement, one should be fined where the russian federation and the people's republic of china joined the celebrations. i want to express my gratitude to the global leaders for inviting ghana to participate in this meeting. thank ou ve participate in this meeting. thank you very much — participate in this meeting. thank you very much for _ participate in this meeting. thank you very much for the _ participate in this meeting. thank you very much for the united - you very much for the united conference here. thank you for your attention. and that is it. the final closing statements from that to date gathering in switzerland and the meeting was all about trying to find a way to end the ongoing conflict in ukraine, and we did here they are from canada postjustin trudeau, ursula von der leyen and before that, from ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky. there has been a communique is well issued as a result of the two—day gathering. it said russia's what ukraine was causing large—scale human suffering and destruction, and that are passed piece needed the involvement of all parties. that was a communique that was backed by most of the 90 countries which attended the summit, but crucially, some did not put their name to it, including saudi arabia and india. the ongoing war of the russian federation against ukraine continues to cause large—scale human suffering and discretion and create risk and crises with global repercussions. do stay with us, but now time for the weather. hello there. let's take a brief look now at the weather for the week ahead. so it's been unsettled of late and really quite cool for the time of year. and that's because the jet stream has dipped towards the south of the uk and marked on the map here, allowing for that cold arctic air to push down from the north and also of course, low pressure systems to approach from the atlantic too and low pressure centred over the uk as we head through sunday. so no big changes. still some more showers swirling around that low, but fewer of them than we saw on saturday. certainly not quite as heavy and thundery or as many of them. some more in the way of sunshine. and of course, it's stilljune, so it will feel pleasantly warm in the best of that sunshine. but it's a wet start to the day on sunday for northern areas of scotland. that rain sinking southwards into central scotland and across northern ireland too, but more showery here through the afternoon, some brighter spells developing, a good scattering of showers elsewhere. but fewer showers is a drier looking day than on saturday. still some of the showers heavy and thundery, but more in the way of sunshine. and the temperatures will be just a degree or so higher. and there's quite a good chance of some sunshine if you've got outdoor plans too on sunday evening, particularly towards the south. now, on monday, that area of low pressure is just going to curl away into the north sea there. so the focus for the showers on monday will tend to be across eastern areas of scotland, perhaps aberdeenshire and down through northeast england to elsewhere. a few isolated showers, particularly across northern wales, but a lot of dry weather around some bright and some sunny spells. and by the time we get to monday, temperatures will have risen largely to more or less a seasonal average. the high teens quite widely, maybe 2! degrees celsius in the south east of england. but it's here that needs watching as we go through into tuesday. in fact, for much of the rest of the week, we've got a developing weather front across the continent that could start to bring some showers into south east england, east anglia, perhaps central southern england. more of a northerly wind developing on tuesday. so it's really quite cool still across northern areas of scotland, but the highest temperatures further south, again, 19 to 2! degrees celsius here. now on tuesday into wednesday, again, we've still got the threat of some rain towards the south. low pressure is towards the north of the uk. so these areas may see more areas of cloud and perhaps some rain. but i think for many of us it's quite a decent looking day on wednesday with lots of dry weather around and indeed some spells of sunshine, too. temperatures again in the high teens, maybe 20 or 2! degrees celsius across the south. but it's here again where we're likely to see some more rain as we head through thursday. and that rain is going to be spreading into central southern england, also east anglia, possibly a few heavy showery outbreaks of rain here, but more sunshine further north, although clouding over perhaps with that low towards the north and west of scotland and across northern ireland. so temperatures through next week will rise back up to the seasonal average and possibly a little above as well. but then we start to see low pressure again approach from the west. we're back to those westerly winds. so into next weekend, it's looking potentially quite unsettled again, although the chance that high pressure will build in from the south and the west. so here's the outlook as we head through next weekend into the start of the following week for our capital cities, it will be feeling warmer and a little more settled for a while. still some more showers around at times, but by. live from london, this is bbc news. a man wielding an axe is shot by police in hamburg near a football fan zone ahead of a euros match in the city. israel announces an hour—long pause in military activity along a road in southern gaza but not in the city of rafah. a peace summit on ukraine closes with dozens of world leaders acknowledging all parties must come together to establish lasting peace. in the uk general election, a warning from a leading health think tank over nhs funding promises with a plea for all parties to be more transparent. princes george and louis, and princess charlotte pay a father's day tribute to prince william in a post on social media. we begin with developing news. police in hamburg have shot and injured a person who threatened

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