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But we will rapidly expand the scheme in a phased way which charities, churches and community groups to ensure that many prospective sponsors can be matched with ukrainians who need help. and we are course also working closely with the devolved administrations to make sure that their kind offers of help are also mobilised. i know that all concerned want to play their part in supporting ukrainians who have been through so much to ensure that they feel at home in the united kingdom. i am committed...

With host families, potentially jobs, register as refugee, et cetera. so thats good. were not seeing a lot of people sleeping in the train stations, which was happening about a week ago when they had this huge influx into the city. the number of people is still growing. 60,000 people came in yesterday, refugees from ukraine came in yesterday. there are huge, huge numbers. a lot of them are going beyond warsaw now and into other cities and countries. some people want to go to the united states. w...

We cant wait to have you, and hopefully, fingers crossed, a few more days or, come on, government, let you in. the eastons know that vita and her family are safe, but wish the government was speed the application process up. thank you very much. | thank you, thank you. bye — bye. bye. just frustrated with the government, basically that theyre making them dot the is and cross the ts, and rather than just letting them come in and then process them here. i think theyve been through enough. they d...

Taking to a visa processing centre. taken to a visa processing centre. those with cars have been leaving too, to head to paris to submit their papers. from next tuesday, the system will be far simpler, and will be carried out entirely online. todays announcement wont make much difference to the hundreds of ukrainians who are already here, and are nearing the end of the application process. my children, my mum are in ukraine... there are still ukrainians staying in this youth hostel in calais. th...

In his ground floor flat. so, yes, it wasnt - meant for three people. however, needs must. vita, her husband, andrei, her son nazar, and their dog, muzzy, who wasnt interested in appearing on screen, are currently staying in a hotel in brussels, waiting for their paperwork. we managed to talk to her on a video call, with the help of a ukrainian translator, who i called on my phone. vita told us that her hometown is being bombed every day. thats why she decided to leave. shes grateful, and is rea...

Which in some cases were carried out — to people who had been living and working in the uk for decades, but who were told they were here illegally because of a lack of official paperwork. with me is our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell. tell us more about the review and what it says tell us more about the review and what it say— what it says despite the promises made by the _ what it says despite the promises made by the government - what it says despite the promises made by t...

Its in my mind, a pr stunt to say were going to open uk homes to refugees. >> reporter: the two are perfect strangers but theyve been required to share personal sensitive documents with one another as part of the application process. and she in turn left a trust in elsas generosity. >> if something happens to them, whilst were waiting for somebody behind a desk to put a stamp on a visa for them, i mean -- i dont know how id feel, id be more than devastated. >> reporter: the government has said u...

Yanna, still in ukraine with her 4-year-old daughter, desperately trying to make it across the border in the hope of reaching the uk. >> its so frustrating because our houses are sitting -- not empty, but the rooms are sitting empty. theres room for people today to come in. there shouldnt be this kind of red tape when people are getting bombed every day. >> do you think thats intentional? >> i think its absolutely intentional. its absolutely intentional. its in my mind a p.r. stunt to say were g...

>> its absolutely intentional. in my mind, its a pr stunt to say, were going to open u.k. homes to refugees. >> the two are perfect strangers, but theyve been opening their home to one another despite the application process. >> if something else happens to them while were waiting for somebody behind a desk to put a stamp on a visa for them, i dont know how i would feel, but i would be more than devastated. >> the government has said theyre welcome, a scheme that would allow ukrainians to live a...

Every human being has the right to seek asylum under international law. the uk home office said its streamlined the application process in order to help people as quickly as possible but for so many the experience has been far from straightforward. >> the government are afraid that these people will stay here for longer term. i dont think thats the case because their families, their men are still in ukraine fighting. as soon as as there is a chance, they will go back. >> reporter: despite the de...