Hello. Three days after that explosive meeting between President Trump and President Zelensky in the Oval Office, we bring you the latest on a weekend of intense diplomacy for Ukraine's leader. From Switzerland Imogen Foulkes reports on why the country's synonymy with luxury could be causing harm, and from Australia we report on the death of a man whose blood helped to save 2.4 million babies. And finally, we have all the glitz, glam, tears and smiles from the Oscars. 

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Zelensky stresses gratitude to US and praises European 'unity'

Zelensky's talks with European leaders had been scheduled before he met with Trump and Vance. Credit: Reuters

After he was asked to leave the White House following fiery talks with Donald Trump and JD Vance, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had a whirlwind weekend of meetings with European leaders at a UK summit and visited King Charles III for tea. Afterwards, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a four-step plan for peace in Ukraine - and said Europe must do the "heavy lifting", while French newspaper Le Figaro reported that the UK and France proposed a potential one-month truce between Russia and Ukraine. Meanwhile, Zelensky appears keen to resurrect relations with the US, expressing "gratitude" for American support and saying he is still ready to agree to a minerals deal.

• Zelensky stands firm: The Ukrainian president is bruised but determined following his diplomatic clash with Trump and Vance, writes political presenter Laura Kuenssberg.

• Was UK summit enough?: Europe stepping up is only half of the story and much depends on whether the US is willing to play its part, writes diplomatic correspondent James Landale.

•  Watch: In the wake of the Oval Office showdown, protesters waving Ukraine flags braved freezing temperatures at a Vermont ski resort to demonstrate against JD Vance ahead of the US vice president and his family arriving for a break.

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Switzerland targets rich tourists - but at what cost?

Swiss hotels, such as Badrutt's Palace in St Moritz, attract the world's wealthiest people. Credit: Badrutt's Palace Hotel

The number of billionaires in the world is growing and their personal wealth increasing. So what to do with all that money? For the tourist industry in particular, it's an opportunity. In Switzerland, which has made a name for itself by cultivating understated luxury, the number of five-star hotels is increasing faster than any other category. Yet there are fears this is pricing locals and seasonal workers out.

And finally... in Hollywood

The biggest night of film and A-listers saw a payback kiss, a surprise win, lots of glamour and a few tears. You can see the outfits from the Oscars red carpet here, watch highlights from the acceptance speeches, catch up on all the best bits and rate the faces of shock and surprise. We've also got the full list of winners if you'd rather just cut to the chase.