the mood music was slightly different elsewhere. the labour victory there different elsewhere. the labour victory there is different elsewhere. the labour victory there is absolutely - victory there is absolutely historic. it s the biggest majority that we ve ever overturned. we ve never had a labour mp in that constituency before. there was a 20,000 majority for conservatives. to win a seat like that in the prime ministers own back yard to show so much progress we ve made under keir starmer. when you look to the commentary thatjohn curtis, it shows that is in the run up to 1997 we re seeing the kinds of swings to labour that we absolutely need in order to form a majority. when i complacent about that. the general election is still some way off. we will be fighting hard. you didn t do what was expected and boris johnson s old seat. what was expected and boris johnson s old seat. what was expected and boris johnson s old seat. naturally he is disappointing johnson s old seat. nat
ukraine will once again have to find other ways to get its grain out. but road and rail are no substitute for ships. this precious lifeline is injeopardy. paul adams, bbc news. president putin says ukraine s counter offensive against russian forces has so far had no results, despite what he called the colossal resources supplied by the west. at a meeting of russia s security council, he portrayed ukraine s allies as being disappointed with the results, claiming without evidence that public opinion in europe was changing. he also spoke about what he called the ukrainian tragedy with no recognition of his decision to launch russia s full scale invasion last year. how did mr put in comments go down in ukraine? i spoke earlier to the ukrainian mp ivanna klympush tsintsadze, the chair of the ukrainian parliament s eu integration committee, former vice prime minister for european and euro atlantic integration of ukraine. it s something president putin wants
Zelenskyy has had to maintain a difficult balancing act, holding out the prospect of delivering a decisive blow against Russia, while also underscoring the counteroffensive will need time.
Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze, the head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Ukraine’s EU Integration, is convinced that failure to invite Ukraine to become a member of the North Atlantic Alliance at the summit in Vilnius will become yet another NATO mistake.