A high bar, but recklessness is much more subjective, and they are both labels that borisjohnson will be desperate to avoid. let s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the uk parliament have voted in favour of a key part of a new agreement for implementing post brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. 29 mps voted against it, including members of northern ireland s democratic unionist party and several high profile mps from the governing conservative party. president volodymyr zelensky s has visited front line positions in eastern ukraine in the area of bakhmut, where his troops continue to resist a sustained russian assault that s lasted more than seven months. he handed out awards and was photographed with ukrainian soldiers.
For northern ireland. 29 mps voted against it including members of northern ireland s democratic unionist party and several high profile mp s from the governing conservative party. president volodymyr zelensky s has visited front line positions in eastern ukraine in the area of bakhmut, where his troops continue to resist a sustained russian assault that s lasted more than seven months. he handed out awards and was photographed with ukrainian soldiers. prince william has thanked troops based near the ukrainian border for defending our freedoms at the start of a trip to poland. the prince of wales said the two day trip will allow him to personally thank troops. he also said he wanted to pay tribute to the inspiring humanity of the polish people helping ukrainian refugees, who he s also been meeting on the trip. the pakistani opposition leader, imran khan, has accused the country s election commission of violating the constitution by postponing
Welcome to bbc news. i m chris rogers. our top stories: on our exclusive visit to volodymyr zelensky s war bunker: ukraine s president tells the bbc continuing russian attacks are narrowing the chance for a peace deal. bucha is in this process, closing this possibility. bucha is in this process, closing these possibilities bucha, borodyanka, mariupol. so i don t have you know, it s not about me, it s more about russia. russia says the flagship of its black sea fleet has sunk after an explosion. ukraine claims it hit the moskva with missiles. a british man whojoined the islamic state group in syria is convicted in the us over the beheading of six
This is bbc news. our top stories: on our exclusive visit to volodymyr zelensky s war bunker, ukraine s president tells the bbc continuing russian attacks are narrowing the chance for a peace deal. bucha is in this process, closing these possibilities bucha, borodyanka, mariupol. so, i don t have you know, it s not about me, it s more about russia. russia says the flagship of its black sea fleet has sunk after an explosion. ukraine claims it hit the moskva with missiles. a british man whojoined the islamic state group
A symbol of russia s military might. and the fact that this symbol has been engulfed in fire, has been put out of action, has now sunk while being towed back to harbour that, ithink, is a major blow to the prestige of the russian armed forces. and it kind of goes against what president putin was saying just a couple of days ago when he declared that what he calls his special military operation was going according to plan. talking of president putin, a couple of things struck me, clive, when i was listening to your interview. the first thing is how different the presidents of russia and ukraine are. 0n the one hand, you ve got president zelensky trying to get his message out to the world, giving interviews to western journalists. vladimir putin hasn t given interviews to the western media since russia attacked ukraine. but there s one thing the two men have in common publicly, at least, they both insist they re going to win.