that lays out nato s challenges, and ukraine, russia, will be at the top of this, but this document, jonathan will address nato and china. it will address nato and the arctic. it will address cyber. so he s got a big diplomatic month in play. starting with the summit in the americas. and now, europe. to deal with the crisis. you re showing in these horrific videos and images right now. the backdrop to the gathering in m&a drid, in madrid the application of new membership of finland and sweden. and looking at the war and centered largely in the donbas, it seems on a near daily basis, headlines of the russians making slow and incremental progress, but progress all the same. do you think ukraine, what happens now, ukrainians getting the weapons they need, to try to halt that advance? yeah, i think when we talk about globalization, and global supply chain, sometimes you hear
their latest on the essay on the back of all of these latest allegations and a full report from sucre. so it will be very difficult, because they will be out of the country for a long time, and it s very dangerous. we all remember margaret thatcher in paris 1990. suggest on that point, an interesting connection, because it s funny how these things happen. she was away marking the anniversary, i think i m in saying saying it was an anniversary to do with the soviet union and all of that? the end of that? i can t remember exactly. i will look, there will be somebody as we speak sitting at home e mailing the correct answer to that. he will be out of the country for important nato summit, the one up sweden and finland arejoining in madrid, but i suppose that must ve been a bit of a calculation when they scheduled these by elections. you don t want to do that when there s nothing in
the spread is coming and why is it that hugely this disease is in west africa or central africa not in europe, from the 90 confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries out of europe, australia, canada, united states. parts of spain are experiencing their hottest may ever with temperatures of more than 40c in some places, according to the state weather agency. the agency issued heat warnings in 10 regions, saying it could be one of the most intense heatwaves in years. climate change is making heatwaves more frequent and more intense. spain s unseasonably warm spring weather is a result of hot air coming from north africa. earlier i spoke to marta abascal who s in madrid and she told me how they re coping. very hot days, something you would expect for the summer
remain. they lost 1 0 last year in the final to chelsea. and this is pep guardiola, it is his ninth semifinal. i think all neutrals watching tonight would really love to see manchester city reach the final. because it would be against liverpool and they are the two sides that have pushed each other so close all season. a big night ahead, natalie pirks in madrid, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here s nick millar we are hoping you will warm things up we are hoping you will warm things up a bit? keep an eye on the forecast for next week. today there has been rain heavy enough to be bouncing off the ground in eastern areas. thundery showers and a funnel cloud captured by one of our viewers in lincolnshire. that is a tornado trying to form, but thankfully not touching the ground. the rainfall picture today shows how lively the downpours have become this afternoon from eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england. gradually clearing away over the next few
he wasn t wrong when he said football is unpredictable. football, well, it has got even worse for city and extra time because karim benzema slotted away a penalty, it is 6 5 on aggregate to madrid, city have a few minutes left to score to try to take this to penalties. they have never won this trophy and liverpool lie in wait in the final. thank you for the last minute news, natalie pirks in madrid. that s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. this is bbc news. the headlines ukrainian officials say russian