Watch live as foreign secretary David Lammy is expected to announce new sanctions against Russia on the third anniversary of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine on Monday, 24 February. In a statement,

The Foreign Secretary made the remarks in response to a call for emergency legislation to enable frozen assets to be used to assist Ukraine.

Russia has “learned nothing” from “colonial failures and wars”, David Lammy has said, telling global foreign ministers that peace with Ukraine would mean President Vladimir Putin “finding a way forward which respects Ukraine’s sovereignty”.

The British foreign secretary launched an attack at Moscow over its ongoing aggression towards Ukraine while speaking to his G20 counterparts in South Africa. Lammy accused Russia

David Lammy says Russia does not appear to have "an appetite to really get to that peace" following a meeting of G20 foreign ministers in South Africa. Lammy said the UK looks "forward to speaking to President Trump more about this.

But after a speech from Mr Lavrov, David Lammy told reporters he did not believe Russia was serious about wanting peace. He said: “At the moment, we’ve had talks effectively about talks. “We’ve not got anywhere near a negotiated settlement ...

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Foreign Secretary David Lammy told the Commons in a statement on the third anniversary of Russia invading Ukraine: "Europe must shoulder its share of the burden."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was surrounded by allies on Monday as he marked three years since Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces invaded his country. The two-time Oscar nominee chimes in on his mystery role.