homeless. he had a history of mental illness. fairly low level events. things illness. fairly low level events. things such as protesting with a banner outside a mosque. and being banned banner outside a mosque. and being banned from entering court buildings in like banned from entering court buildings in like burn banned from entering court buildings in like burn after verbally abusing a member in like burn after verbally abusing a member of the public there. but low-level a member of the public there. but low level things. a member of the public there. but low levelthings. but a member of the public there. but low level things. but things remembered by people who knew him. the key remembered by people who knew him. the key question is now in this investigation being run by the fbi and british police are to the motive and british police are to the motive. why did he do it? and very importantly, motive. why did he do it? and very importantly, why now as well? how did he
not farfrom which i think it s 70 kilometres, not far from the polish border, which i think it s 70 kilometres, not farfrom the polish border, how worried by the polish about the fighting happening just across the borderfrom them? fighting happening ust across the border from them? fighting happening ust across the border from them? poles feel comfort in the fact that border from them? poles feel comfort in the fact that they border from them? poles feel comfort in the fact that they are border from them? poles feel comfort in the fact that they are a border from them? poles feel comfort in the fact that they are a member- in the fact that they are a member of the european union now. a member of the european union now. a member of nato, so they feel that gives them a sense of security that people in ukraine don t have. however they also have a long history with russia with more than 100 years of russian occupation in the past, so they are well aware people in poland of what
enemies of russia. and i think we have to bear that in mind when we look at what s happened today. we ve also heard that while ukrainejoining nato is a red line for russia, european union membership is not. joining the eu has been a longstanding goalfor ukraine. as far back as 2020, president zelensky said. i ve been speaking to our diplomatic correspondent paul adams about this. when you put nato and the eu side by side, you look at two very - different institutions. one is a political and economic body, the other is a military. i alliance with certain provisionsl that would allow for and require a military response in the event of an attack on a member - in the case of nato. that simply doesn t exist in terms of the eu. - yes, the eu has foreign and defence ambitions as it were,