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Good morning. US President Joe Biden is sending anti-personnel landmines to Ukraine as the Russian advance gathers pace - we have the details. Chris Mason analyses the importance of the farmers' protest at Westminster and we investigate Logan Paul's cryptocurrency dealings. In the essential read, BBC journalist Glenn Campbell tells his story of living with a brain tumour. Plus, see SpaceX's latest rocket launch.

In the latest move by the outgoing US administration to bolster Ukraine's war effort before Donald Trump returns to the White House, Joe Biden has pledged anti-personnel landmines for Kyiv. It's the second big change in policy from the US in recent days, having already allowed Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia with US-supplied missiles. Russian troops are advancing steadily in the east of Ukraine. Moscow's forces have taken more ground since September than they did over the course of 2023, analysts say. Within hours of Biden's offer of landmines to slow that progress, the US embassy in Kyiv has temporarily closed after receiving information of a "potential significant air attack". Follow the latest updates and analysis on our live page.

The sight of tractors on the streets of Westminster is a striking sign of how rapidly the row over changes to inheritance tax for farmers has escalated. Yesterday thousands of farmers protested outside Parliament just three weeks after Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the policy in her Budget. Why has the argument got so noisy so quickly? Our political editor Chris Mason gives us his thoughts.

He's one of the biggest influencers in the world, with more than 23 million subscribers on YouTube, but Logan Paul is facing questions over his cryptocurrency dealings. New evidence suggests he promoted investments without revealing his financial interest in them. He denies any wrongdoing. We've been examining the allegations and the power of his influence.