on student loans could jump as high as 12% later this year. financial experts and students call for a change to the system which, they say, could put people off going to university. tempers spill over in madrid as police separate manchester city and atletico players after a bruising night as city reach the semifinals of the champions league. the league. first half of the easter weekend looking the first half of the easter weekend looking dry with sunshine. the best of which in the east. the second half has the potential for rain. all the details throughout the programme. it s thursday, 14th april. our main story. the government has struck a deal to send some asylum seekers to rwanda while their claims are processed. the prime minister is due to unveil more details of the scheme later this morning. single men who travel across the channel in small boats will be relocated more than 4,000 miles to rwanda and could also be encouraged to settle in the east african country. critics
welcome to world news america in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. we start in moscow where president vladimir putin has been playing host to one of his most important remaining allies, china s president, xijinping. it s the chinese leader s first visit to russia since russia invaded ukraine last year. beijing still maintains that its position in the war is neutral and it s come up with a plan for peace talks between the two sides. mr putin who just days ago was accused of war crimes by international prosecutors said he was looking forward to discussing that plan. our russia editor steve rosenberg, has sent this report from moscow. just three days ago, vladimir putin was named as a war crimes suspect by the international criminal court. but that didn t stop china s president flying in and shaking his hand. putin and xi have met many times before, but never before has russia s president been under such pressure. his war in ukraine not going at all according to pla
Red line that would really constitute systemic legal assistance to russia. so we haven t seen the evidence, but it certainly appears that the chinese are providing dual use equipment. 50 iii that the chinese are providing dual use equipment- use equipment. so if they are creein: use equipment. so if they are creeping up use equipment. so if they are creeping up to use equipment. so if they are creeping up to that use equipment. so if they are creeping up to that redline, i use equipment. so if they are | creeping up to that redline, as use equipment. so if they are - creeping up to that redline, as you put it, what s holding them back? i think beijing doesn t want to rupture its relationship with europe, it doesn t want to push europe, it doesn t want to push europe further into the arms of the united states. and i think another factor is that china doesn t want its companies sanctioned by the united states, because that would harm china economically. idols? harm china economica
Peacekeeping force that stop this happening again. but we could be months away from from that, they could be an awful lot of attrition still to come. could be an awful lot of attrition still to come. you will have heard and we all still to come. you will have heard and we all have, still to come. you will have heard and we all have, conversations i and we all have, conversations people had about why we don t do more, the rest of the world doesn t do more practically to help. it s a familiar argument, you don t want to escalate. is there areas, during the 50 days, have we gradually pushed further in terms of the equipment we are prepared to offer, is that creeping forward? it are prepared to offer, is that creeping forward? are prepared to offer, is that creein: forward? . , creeping forward? it is? and largely because of the creeping forward? it is? and largely because of the atrocities. creeping forward? it is? and largely because of the atrocities. every - because of the