Sky's security and defence editor haynesdeborah asks President Zelenskyy if the allies have done enough to show their support for Ukraine. Read more:
Success at NATO - but hard to see how Sunak repeats that at home in the upcoming by-electionspolitical editor Beth RigbyAll of the matter of public sector pay, with 2.5 million people waiting for those decisions on pay rises.We think that the recommendations for public sector pay rises are between 6% and 6.5% - the prime minister saying his priority is cutting inflation.They don't want to borrow it because that's inflationary.
John Healey, Labour's shadow defence secretary, said in a statement:"Labour fully backs these long-term security commitments for Ukraine. When it comes to NATO and membership, Beth adds that the big question that remains is how quickly Ukraine could join. Why? Because, as Beth notes, there are still divisions amongst allies and the pace of what happens will be decided not in Europe, but by Washington, which supplies 70% of defence spending to NATO.
The PM is also asked whether he would make the same remarks as Ben Wallace on Ukraine showing more gratitude for weapon deliveries. He said the summit is a"meaningful success for Ukraine" and President Zelenksyy is bringing home a"significant security victory" from the summit - and he said he is"very proud" of that.
Mr Sunak's five priorities are halving inflation, growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting NHS waiting lists and stopping small boat crossings in the Channel. Mr Sunak says the government should have a"responsible approach to fiscal policy" and complement what the Bank of England is doing.
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