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Welcome to Navaralife. I'm Michael Walker. I'll be joined later by Barry Malone. Coming up tonight, we take a look at the failed coup in Benin over the weekend. Paramount is getting involved in the potential Netflix Warner Brothers deal, or I suppose it's trying to scupper that deal and get its own one through. And we'll talk about Zach Polanski's question time controversy over carework and immigration.

As the US deepens, it's pivot away from Europe.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has arrived in London to hold talks with three of the continent's most powerful leaders.

As Olensky met with German Chancellor, Friedrich Mertz, and French President Emmanuel Macron, alongside British Prime Minister Kirsteimer

at Downing Street today for private talks. The topic was the US President's Peace Plan for Ukraine,

one that would see the country seed large parts of its territory to Russia. There have, of course, been tense negotiations over the plan

with European leaders negotiating on behalf of Ukraine to try to minimize the country's losses

while not rewarding Putin for invading a sovereign state. Trump, however, is in a hurry to end the war,

having promised he'd do it nearly a year ago on his first day in office.

I mean, last night in Washington, the commander-in-chief seemed at the end of his teva.

What's your next step in Russia-Ukraine talks after last week's negotiations?

So we've been speaking to President Putin and we've been speaking to Ukrainian leaders,

including Zelensky, President Zelensky.

And I have to say that I'm a little bit disappointed that President Zelensky hasn't yet read

the proposal.

That was as of a few hours ago.

His people love it, but he has it.

Russia is fine with it.

Russia, you know, Russia, I guess, would rather have the whole country when you think of it. Russia is fine with it. Russia's, you know, Russia, I guess, would rather have the whole

country when you think of it. But Russia is, I believe, fine with it. But I'm not sure that

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