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Today, the boss of tech giant Nvidia has quit following revelations of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

Jensen Huang’s dramatic exit has sent the company’s shares plummeting. Adam is joined by economics editor, Faisal Islam, to assess the fallout.

And, details from government-commissioned review into the welfare system suggest that its author will recommend that some young people will see a reduction to the benefits they are entitled to. Adam, Chris and Faisal unpack what we know so far about Alan Milburn’s review, plus better than expected growth figures for the UK economy.

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Slovyansk is one of the few cities in Ukraine’s eastern region of Donetsk that hasn’t been taken by Russia.

 The ‘Peaky Blinders’ are a specialist Ukrainian unit tasked with intercepting Russian drones. We spent a day with them to see how they do it.

In this video…

0:00 – Ukraine’s most dangerous road?
01:19 – The ‘Peaky Blinders’ Unit
02:20 – A city being ‘erased’
03:29 – Locals who aren’t leaving
04:11 – Intercepting Russian drones
05:54 – People evacuating

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Producers: Volodymyr Lozhko and Rebecca Hartmann

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Negotiations to end the war in Ukraine have intensified, after a nine month gap. President Donald Trump’s envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff took part in talks with Russian and Ukrainian and representatives in Abu Dhabi at the weekend – which Mr Kushner described as productive. The Americans have now met Vladimir Putin in Moscow, where they proposed expanding talks to include European leaders. Next, Mr Witkoff and Mr Kushner will travel to Dublin to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at a summit of the European Political Community.

But, in spite of all these meetings, has any real progress been made towards peace?

In this video we speak to our Russia editor Steve Rosenberg in Moscow about the Kremlin’s territory demands, and ask our Ukraine analyst Vitaly Shevchenko what he makes of the latest talks.

00:00 Introduction
01:21 What did Putin say to Trump’s envoys Witkoff and Kushner?
03:20 Have US-led talks brought peace in Ukraine any closer?
05:09 Putin’s demands for chages to European security
08:06 Why do Europe’s leaders want to take part in Ukraine and Russia peace talks?

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