The Ukrainian president's speech to Westminster Hall makes a deep impression on MPs.
Read moreBy Brian Wheeler
BBC News, in Westminster Hall
Ukraine's president earlier urged the UK to give his country "wings" and No 10 has said this is being looked at as a "long-term" option.
Ukraine's president earlier urged the UK to give his country "wings" and No 10 has said this is being looked at as a "long-term" option.
Lesley Griffiths stands in at FMQs, following the passing of Clare Drakeford, wife of the first minister.
The Labour leader accuses the PM of being too weak to sack the deputy PM over bullying allegations, but Mr Sunak says he is following the correct procedures.
Ukraine's president earlier urged the UK to give his country "wings" and No 10 has said this is being looked at as a "long-term" option.
Lesley Griffiths stands in at FMQs, following the passing of Clare Drakeford, wife of the first minister.
The Labour leader accuses the PM of being too weak to sack the deputy PM over bullying allegations, but Mr Sunak says he is following the correct procedures.
Lesley Griffiths stands in at FMQs, following the passing of Clare Drakeford, wife of the first minister.
The Labour leader accuses the PM of being too weak to sack the deputy PM over bullying allegations, but Mr Sunak says he is following the correct procedures.
By Brian Wheeler
BBC News, in Westminster Hall
The Ukrainian president thanks Britain and calls for more planes from the UK.
Ukraine's president gave the speaker of the House of Commons a helmet, as he visited Parliament to address politicians.
Ukraine's president addresses British politicians, thanking the UK for its support in the war against Russia.
A Labour MP calls on the prime minister to give more help to combat "the bitter cold and unforgiving weather".
After Liz Truss spoke about her 49 days as prime minister, the SNP Westminster leader questioned her successor.
The leaders of the UK's largest two political parties praise the Ukrainian leader ahead of his address to MPs.
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