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The PM reiterated his support for "Ukraine's democratically elected leader".
It's yet another bit of bad news for the beleaguered PM.
The prime minister called for a "US backstop" and offered to send peacekeeping troops to the war-torn country.
The Reform leader has just overtaken Keir Starmer in the approval ratings.
Baroness Carr said their remarks over a particular legal case were "really dangerous".
Countries cannot "cling hopelessly to the comforts of the past", he told European leaders.
The prime minister also downplayed speculation of a split with the US amid Ukraine peace talks.
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"He's got to get real – he can't live in fantasy land," Lord Dannatt said.
For the first time, the PM has made it explicitly clear he's willing to deploy UK troops to the war-torn country.
Wes Streeting said the NHS is on the "road to recovery".