US and Ukraine negotiators said they have drawn up an "updated and refined peace framework" after holding talks in Geneva over the weekend. The initial 28-point peace plan drafted by the US had been cautiously welcomed by Russia, but was criticised by the European Union for being too favourable to Moscow. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had also expressed concerns. Following the talks, he said the "main problem" facing the peace plan is Russia's wish to retain territory "stolen" from Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Moscow has yet to receive information about the talks' outcome, but Russian media has expressed scepticism about their chances of success, as Russia editor Steve Rosenberg reports.

Oliver Chu has a rare, inherited condition called Hunter syndrome - or MPSII - which causes progressive damage to the body and brain. In a world first, medical staff in Manchester, UK, tried to halt the disease by altering the boy's cells using gene therapy. The three-year-old's progress since the treatment has astounded doctors, Fergus Walsh reports.