money back so it is a trade surplus. but i would say if the western countries succeed in taking all this money and to put it into ukraine and the restoration for ukrainian fighting it would be a very good sign as the previous speaker said. we must leave it there. thank you very much, vladislav and karen. that s all from us tonight. victoria s here on monday. until then, have a good weekend. goodnight. breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day, this is bbc news. today, claims that they have given her an ultimatum either agree to a funeral away from public view, or the opposition leader will be buried in the penal colony where he died. initially, his mother was given three hours to decide. she refused to negotiate and demanded his body. a wreath from president putin, but not for alexei navalny the kremlin leader marking defender of the fatherland day. he s made no comment on the death of his most vociferous critic. but reaction from america to the war in ukraine an
0n bbc london, the mother back on the opening day of the fourth test against india. out to sea. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah has been watching it all and joins us live from plymouth now. it has been an extraordinary few days here in plymouth, first of all, around 3,000 people had to leave their homes in the property, in the community where the device was first found on tuesday. then this afternoon, people were given two hours notice, that this device was being transported through the streets of plymouth to a slipway to be detonated at sea. they were told they needed to be leave their homes to be out of harm s way. a city on alert. four days after the discovery of a second world war device in the back garden, a decision on how to deal with it. this 500 kilo unexploded world war ii device has been causing havoc since it was reported on tuesday, in total 3,000 people have had to leave their homes in the area, one of the biggest peacetime evacuations this region has ever seen. th
13 out of the 15 council members voted in favour, while britain abstained. france a us ally expressed regret that the measure had failed to pass, given what it called the disastrous situation on the ground . the us argued the text would jeopardise sensitive talks to end the war between hamas and israel, and proposed a temporary ceasefire instead. washington s resolution opposes israel s plans to invade the overcrowded city of rafah, saying it would harm civilians and push them into neighbouring countries. it also rejects any actions leading to the systematic demolition of civilian infrastructure and condemns calls by some israeli government ministers forjewish settlers to move to gaza. as a condition of the truce, it calls for the release of all hostages still being held by hamas. it s not clear when or if the text will be put to a vote. from new york, our correspondent, nada tawfik, has more. the us proposed language calls for a temporary ceasefire as soon as is pract
13 out of the 15 council members voted in favour, while britain abstained. france, a us ally, expressed regret that the measure had failed to pass, given what it called the disastrous situation on the ground . the us argued the text would jeopardise sensitive talks to end the war between hamas and israel, and proposed a temporary ceasefire instead. washington s resolution opposes israel s plans to invade the overcrowded city of rafah, saying it would harm civilians and push them into neighbouring countries. it also rejects any actions leading to the systematic demolition of civilian infrastructure and condemns calls by some israeli government ministers forjewish settlers to move to gaza. as a condition of the truce, it calls for the release of all hostages still being held by hamas. it s not clear when or if the text will be put to a vote. our north america editor, sarah smith, has more. it sarah smith, has more. is significant you have the white it is significant you have t