Rishi Sunak urges Russia to 'get out' of Ukraine at G20

The UK prime minister calls Russia's invasion 'barbaric' at a meeting attended by its foreign minister.

Speaking at a closed-door session for world leaders, Mr Sunak blamed the conflict in Ukraine for worsening economic conditions globally.He added that "countries should not invade their neighbours", accusing Russia of undermining "fundamental principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity".

"The single biggest difference that anyone could make is for Russia to get out of Ukraine and end this barbaric war."Mr Lavrov is representing Russia - a G20 member - at the summit after Moscow said President Putin would not be attending.

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