Vladimir Putin
The president wagged his finger at the Russian leader and told him not to meddle in the US election.
Brexit Party leader quizzed on a second referendum, the NHS, Vladimir Putin and more.
The de-nuclearisation of the Korean peninsula was top of the agenda at the first meeting between North Korea and Russia since 2011. Vladimir Putin highlighted that both Russia and the US want North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons, while Kim Jong Un asked for security guarantees in order to do so. The leaders also discussed sanctions, which are currently affecting both countries.
We threw the book at Russia over the Salisbury attack one year ago, but have done precisely nothing over the murder of a journalist. Why the difference?
On 4 March 2018, former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter were poisoned with a novichok nerve agent in Salisbury. Two Russian nationals, Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, were identified as suspects, but an arrest is yet to be made due to protection by Russian extradition laws. It has taken a year for Salisbury to be decontaminated of the poison.
Central to Putin's political war is waging a campaign to divide, distract and demoralise us, and Brexit ticks every box
Putin has ordered ministers not to talk to Washington about disarmament.
"Make no mistake, there is a method to this madness."
Trump once seized the notes from his own interpreter after a meeting with Putin.