of thousands displaced, is it time for ukraine s leaders to acknowledge they are in a war they cannot win? geopolitics, economics, and public sentiment don t seem to be working in kiev‘s favour. my guest was ukraine s prime minister until a year ago. arseniy yatsenyuk described his own premiership as a kamikaze mission. so how does his nation avoid self destruction? arseniy yatsenyuk, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me, stephen. seems ukraine s crisis has lurched into a new level of urgency in recent days with a blockade, which has been imposed by people who are actually nominally supportive of ukraine s government, a blockade which is restricting all trade between the eastern breakaway regions and the rest of the country. why is this happening? the reason is very clear. under the minsk deal russians had to launch a full fledged ceasefire on the ground, to pull back its forces, and to pave the way for the political solution. what s really happening? they are still co
the 52 year old man who drove a car into pedestrians on westminster bridge on wednesday before fatally stabbing a policeman guarding the houses of parliament. it s understood that khalid masood was born under the name adrian elms. police have also confirmed that a 75 year old man, injured on westminster bridge, has died from his injuries. his identity has not yet been released. greg dawson has the latest. central london, salinity is thousands came together contribute to victims of wednesday ‘s attack. we wa nt to victims of wednesday ‘s attack. we want the world to know that we are free and we relish our freedom and we are proud to be british, we are proud to be londoners and we hope we are an open society who will welcome everybody here. a few hundred yards from westminster bridge, flowers are laid outside the headquarters of london s metropolitan police in memory of keith palmer, the officer stabbed to death trying to protect parliament. inside the building, detectives