'No durable peace' without Europe's involvement, says Business Secretary Reynoldspublished at 10:04 Greenwich Mean Time 16 February
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It has been another jam-packed Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, featuring lots of heated political debates on Ukraine, tariffs and other issues.
Before we close this page, here's a quick summary of some of the top lines from today's political guests, with Victoria Derbyshire filling in for Laura:
- Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has said he understands US President Donald Trump's calls for Europe to play a bigger part in securing the continent
- However, he also says there can be "no durable peace" without the involvement of Ukrainians and European nations in negotiations over the war in Ukraine
- He also insists the UK is committed to increased defence spending and meeting the 2.5% of GDP target
- Meanwhile, Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel has called for people to keep in mind that Ukrainians should be the ones determining their future
- She also pushed back on suggestions that UK involvement in negotiations is now irrelevant, saying the UK's efforts are "widely respected" at the Munich Security Conference
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