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Hello and welcome to the Westminster Hour with me, Ben Wright.

One subject dominates this edition, the potential upending of decades of European security by President Trump.

What exactly is his plan for settling the war in Ukraine?

And will Ukraine itself be involved in negotiations?

And what role might NATO allies, including the UK, be expected to play?

The former Defence Secretary Grant Shaps tells us British troops will likely help police any peace agreement,

but only if there are sufficient security guarantees.

And with Parliament on its half-term break,

we'll take stock of developments on the ethical question dividing MPs, whether to back a new

law to allow assisted dying for some terminally ill adults. That is all coming up. First,

let's meet my panel. Joe Powell is the Labour MP for Kensington and Bayswater.

He won the seat at the general election and before coming into Parliament, he spent time campaigning

against so-called dirty money, money laundering and for more transparency over property ownership,

which I don't suppose is a popular cause among some of your wealthiest West London constituents.

Is it, Joe?

Well, you'd be surprised.

Actually, they're very concerned about the amount of empty property we have

and community has been hollowed out by dirty money.

So actually quite a consensus locally that we need to take that problem on.

Another newbie, Jess Brown Fuller, is with us too.

Liberal Democrat MP for Chichester. She also speaks for her party on hospitals and primary care. Welcome.

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