more ammunition, as well ammunition to be fired from those powerful himar rocket systems. more abrams tanks as well, or abrams tanks which will be on the ground in ukraine, we now understand, from next week. specifically, though, it didn t include those atacms longer range missiles. remember, president zelensky has been calling for those saying they will be necessary, particularly with regards to efforts to retake any land in crimea. let s hearfrom our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse who spoke to us from kyiv. i think the main prize is behind president zelensky in the us because it is america which spearheads the western allies in terms of military support, humanitarian aid and financial packages. yes, it is right that there is a sizeable ukrainian community in canada. prime ministerjustin trudeau is also a loyal ally to ukraine. we ve seen him here in kyiv make several visits, and canada itself provides its own packages, but they are dwarfed in comparison to wha
route to introduce the security and security that our desperately needs. let s cross now to westminster. peter, take us through exactly what sir keir starmer had to say. i remind you once again from the labour party over what happened almost a year ago today, the liz truss not so many budget will ultimately lead to her having the shortest term in office of any prime minister. it sent the markets reeling, the pound tumbling and labour opportunity to remind us of that fact. they said that mortgage holders, those coming off fixed rates are having to spend an average £220 a month more. liz truss saying this is more about global factors and interest rates generally. a lot of those measures were ultimately scrapped and it has been a year with a different administration in booth number ten and number 11 downing st. what labour are saying is that they will introduce legislation, should they win the general election, so they win the general election, so the obr, which didn t give a f
uk rally that his party will become the voice of opposition. a short time ago, keir starmer was taking questions at hitchin football club. this is what he had to say when asked if he was worried that his mandate to be prime minister could be wide but shallow. we have taken this party, we have changed it and here we stand on the monday before the election ready to change our country for the better. so my track record as a leader is clear. yes, what we re asking now is for the opportunity to do the same for our country. and yes, we face the same challenge, which is a version of, look, the country is broken, almost nothing is working better than it was when the tories started. is it possible to bring around the change that we offer? yes, it is. we have that determination, that intention and in five years time we will be able to look back and say you are truly better off, your public services are working properly and the economy is working for everyone. i ll be very, very happy