Desk Report :

Keir Starmer warmly greeted Volodymyr Zelensky with a hug outside of Downing Street after the Ukrainian president's bruising encounter with Donald Trump. Zelensky's furious bust-up with the US President yesterday has sent diplomatic ripples across the world - with warnings that the surreal scene in the Oval Office could spell the end of Nato.
Now the Prime Minister is hoping to act as a bridge between the American premier and his European counterparts after a successful flattery campaign on Thursday. Last night, after the clash, he talked with both leaders and a spokesman said he was 'doing all he can to find a path forward to a lasting peace'.
The video player is currently playing an ad. You can skip the ad in 5 sec with a mouse or keyboard It comes as Nato chief Mark Rutte warned Zelensky today that he needs to find a way to restore his relationship with President Donald Trump.
'It is important that President Zelensky finds a way to restore his relationship with the American President and with the senior American leadership team,' Rutte told the BBC on Saturday, commenting on a call he had with Zelensky on Friday.
He described the meeting at the White House as 'unfortunate'.
President Trump is also said to be considering halting military aid to Ukraine as early as today after their explosive showdown on Friday.
The Washington Post quoted a senior White House official as saying that such a decision would halt billions of dollars of radars, vehicles, ammunition, and missiles awaiting shipment to the war-torn nation.
Crowds had gathered outside of No.10 to show their support for the war-stricken leader, who appeared in his trademark black polo emblazoned with the Ukrainian military trident.After just over an hour of crisis talks, Zelensky has now left Downing Street with Sir Keir waving him goodbye as the Ukrainian PM departed in his motorcade.