Burnham to host Zelenskyy at Downing Street, says he wants to repair Ukraine-US relations
Photo: The GuardianHow the sides differ Left sources focus on the ceremonial welcome and a political row involving Badenoch; alternative sources stress Burnham's stated aim of repairing Ukraine-US ties.
Both outlets report that Prime Minister Andy Burnham is due to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Downing Street. The Guardian's live coverage says Zelenskyy will be welcomed at No 10 by a ceremonial military guard, as Prime Minister's Questions is about to begin. It also mentions claims from sources in the Trump administration who support Farage, who reportedly accused Badenoch of needlessly causing a political row. BBC News instead highlights Burnham's statement that he wants to repair bridges between Ukraine and the US.
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Presents the visit within a live politics feed, noting the ceremonial welcome, Prime Minister's Questions and a reported row involving Badenoch and Trump administration sources.
Leads with Burnham's stated wish to repair bridges between Ukraine and the US, presenting the Zelenskyy meeting as the context.
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