Order. Order.

Hello, I'm Sean Curran, and this is today in Parliament from BBC Radio 4 for Thursday the 24th of April,

when a Foreign Office Minister condemned Russia's latest attack on the Ukrainian capital.

President Putin must now agree to a full and immediate ceasefire without conditions as Ukraine has done.

The Shadow Foreign Secretary says a conference in London on the civil war in Sudan was a missed opportunity.

Many millions of innocent Sudanese civilians have been caught up in what is a barbaric conflict.

They deserve peace and dignity.

And dozens of Labour MPs sign a letter calling for a youth visa scheme for British and European

citizens under 30.

I believe it's a move that will unlock further opportunities for trade, cooperation and

strengthen our bonds with the European Union in the future.

The Prime Minister, Sakea Stama, has said that Russia's overnight strike on Kiev

is a reminder that Moscow is the aggressor in the war.

Ukraine's President Zelensky cut short a trip to South Africa

following the drone and missile attack, which killed at least 12 people.

Just hours earlier, Donald Trump had accused Mr Zelensky

of being an obstacle to ending the war.

Here at Westminster, a foreign office minister, Stephen Doughty,

condemned the attacks when he answered an urgent question

about this week's peace talks in London.

We condemn, Mr Speaker, Russia's most brutal mistile and drone attacks on civilians,

including overnight, absolutely horrific scenes, Mr Speaker.

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