内容摘要："Welsh government must review all of its housing and homelessness guidance to ensure there are specific requirements relating to children's rights under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child," she added.

"Welsh government must review all of its housing and homelessness guidance to ensure there are specific requirements relating to children's rights under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child," she added.

to get exclusive insight on the latest climate and environment news from the BBC's Climate Editor Justin Rowlatt, delivered to your inbox every week. Outside the UK?Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is back in Kyiv after three frantic days - which began with him being ordered to leave the White House following a tense and public showdown with Donald Trump and JD Vance on Friday.

He found a warmer welcome in London on the weekend, where he was greeted by the prime minister outside Downing Street, visited the King, and received a strong show of support from European leaders at a summit on Sunday - a sharp contrast to the scenes in the Oval Office.After the London summit, Sir Keir Starmer suggested European leaders would form a "coalition of the willing" to defend Ukraine - but details of who would contribute what were scarce.Here's the latest on Zelensky's relationship with Trump, and Europe's plans to guarantee Ukraine's security.

In a series of social media posts on Saturday morning, President Zelensky said Ukraine and the US needed to be "honest and direct with each other" to understand their shared goals - and he wanted America to "stand more firmly" on their side., Zelensky said the confrontation was a "really tough situation" and took the chance to thank Americans and Donald Trump. He also stopped short of an outright apology despite calls from US lawmakers for him to do so.

While Trump hasn't commented directly on the angry exchange over the weekend, most Republican figures have expressed their support for Trump and Vance.

National Security Adviser Mike Waltz - who was in the Oval Office during Friday's heated meeting - compared the Ukrainian leader to an "ex-girlfriend", while Speaker Mike Johnson called for Zelensky to quit.between Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin last week, but within hours of it being announced, both Moscow and Kyiv accused the other of breaching it.

Earlier on Tuesday, Moscow said Ukraine had continued to target Russia's civilian energy infrastructure while the peace talks in Riyadh were under way.The alleged attack showed Zelensky was "incapable of sticking to agreements", Russia's defence ministry said.

It came after Russiatargeting north-eastern Ukraine on Monday, leaving more than 100 people wounded in the city of Sumy.