president zelensky says russia must be held accountable, and as the nato summit begins today, its response will be top of the agenda. we re going to speak to our correspondents in ukraine, the us and moscow. first to james waterhouse in kyiv. james, this war never goes away but moments like this draw the world s attention back to what s happening, don t they? they absolutely do. here in kyiv, the war effort relies enormously on the war effort relies enormously on the political campaigning which takes place here as well. and there was once a period when ukraine s best bargaining chip was military progress, battlefield winds but in the absence of that, it s hard to look at showcasing what russia continues to impose on this vast country as a means of dry to garner further support. the widespread condemnation whether kyiv likes it or not is an opportunity for it to secure its long desired air defence systems and perhaps speed up its membership to the nato alliance. why? because o
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well, like what we re talking about, one of the big things, was bringing the cube| back after many years. so, it was off air for many years and we bought it back last year in october. it was a £1 million - cube with new gameplay. it s back again this year, - and there are other shows that we are either rebooting formats on other territories- from our own, and that, i think, is notable. - at a time when everybody still tries to innovate, but actually, but actually, you do look back at the things that have been l brilliant and think how - they can be brilliant again. we ll dip into the cube a little bit later for sure. and mark sammon is the executive producer of changing rooms, now back on our screens. mark, welcome. hello, thank you. why was now the right time to bring back changing rooms? i guess what i. you ve touched on it already, julian, the fact that a known title often cuts through, and myjob at the time at shine tv was to find shows that would get commissioned,