That’s the end of our live coverage of breaking news for Sunday. Many thanks for following along.

Here’s how the day unfolded:

• NATO could be in ‘last days’, warns former commander, as America’s commitment to the trans-Atlantic alliance wavers.
• China should not ‘misinterpret’ Trump’s stance on Ukraine, opposition home affairs spokesman James Paterson said.
• ‘Zelensky is a hero’ and Trump speaks only for US, says Chalmers | The treasurer joined the chorus of leaders backing Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky after his bruising clash with Donald Trump and J.D. Vance, saying the two US leaders speak only for America, not Australia.
• Keir Starmer embraces Zelensky, vows unwavering support and told him he had the nation’s unwavering support.
• Jim Chalmers says he’s ‘very respectful’ of RBA governor and denied privately pressuring her about the institution’s public messaging on government spending adding to demand pressures in the economy.
• Chalmers challenges Coalition to debate on the economy | The treasurer said he is very happy to fight the coming election on Labor’s economic record, directly challenging the Liberals’ Angus Taylor.
• ‘We are putting the budget together in the usual way’, said Chalmers, as speculation continues over the timing of the election.
• Extraditing Andrew Tate would be a ‘huge mistake’, says Trump insider | Any UK request to arrest the influencer would risk jeopardising Sir Keir Starmer’s relationship with Donald Trump, a US administration source said.
• Israel condemns Hamas for ‘cruel propaganda video’ of hostages | Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that his nation will not be deterred by Hamas’ tactics.