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Hull king george docks where p&0 has where p&0 has temporarily stopped its rotterdam sailings. demonstrations too in london, larne and liverpool. its a sad day. all these men have all lost theirjobs, i think its very sad. if one company can get away with doing this at such short notice to 800 people, there is nothing to stop another company doing the same. what on earth are - they going to do next? you dont know... one day you are going to work and the next day you are out. i unions described th...

Giving speech tz. we had a series of devastating attacks on civilians across the eastern part of the country, starting in mary -- mariupol, and places where a thousand civilians were taking shelter. many of them children. we understand from local officials that air strike collapsed the entrance way to the building which is making it very hard to find out who survived that attack. just to the northwest of that, in a place called zapperissa, this is the place with the nuclear power plant, there is...

Evacuated from the site, and rescue operations are ongoing. now, meanwhile in the southern coastal city of mariupol, what could be one of the most brutal attacks since russia invaded ukraine late-last month, local officials say russian forces bombed a theater in the heart of the city where hundreds of people were taking shelter. it is still not clear how many were killed or wounded. but heres part of what makes this attack so insidious. satellite images show the russian word for children spelled...

Genocide?" ( explosions ) allegations of russian troops intentionally targeting civilians run up and down the country. residents scramble for cover in skadovsk in theth. ukrainian officials say 10 people were shot dead while standing in line for bread in the northern city of chernihiv. explosions echoed in plumes of smoke rose around the capital today as the ukrainian military said its forces mounted unteffenve in burbtoh. across the cs ing,eg smoldering aftermath of another apartment building t...

So in september last year, wheat was about 200, forjust over a thousand tonne so the bread we were making here, it rose over a four—month period to about £290. historically high. now we have had a similar hike, not in four months but in two weeks, so a rapid increase in prices. what are you having to say to your customers then? who make pitta bread, bagels, your average loaf. the price of flour has got to go up. that sort of increase is so dramatic, so high, that we just cant absorb those kin...

Nation, your great nation. i wish you to be the leader of the world. being the leader of the world means to be the leader of peace. >> and here is some of what zelenskyys country is experiencing today. in the city north of kyiv the shallow rocket killing people. they were waiting in line for bread. at least ten people were killed waiting in line for bread just standing there. a month ago with a normal life, today killed by shelling. in the southern city of. >> mary joe:mariupol, it was bombed by...

This is what we see pretty much every day from the kremlin. the strategy is to deny it, blame it on someone else and if you cant do that denounced it as fake news. its not fake news. russia is also attacking the north and the east — kyiv, the capital — but also the cities of sumy and chernihiv — north of kyiv. let me show you some pictures. this was sumy, last year. this is it now. entire neighbourhoods flattened. and then, chernihiv. its regional governor says more than 50 civilians have ...

Regional authorities say ten people died. they were waiting in line for bread when russian shells were landing. there was success on the battlefield. a second strike destroyed more russian helicopters. the first which we reported on late last night destroyed at least three and a plume of smoke large enough to be seen from space and set off the nasa detectiontion citizen. the mayor seen at the top of the frame being abducted last friday was freed in a prisoner swap exchange according to ukrainian...

In the department, helping with this and that. and he would sometimes wander out of the hospital for various things such as water, medications, bread and stuff like that. we actually talked about it. you know, told him to be discreet. be careful. because the military action were happening a mile, maybe two, from the hospital. and they would advance very closely to the hospital. and there was intense shelling of the area around the hospital throughout this whole period. >> yeah. i know you had he...

They were told and reports about how theyd been handled by security staff after refusing to leave. and of course the fact that its being reported p&o hiring cheap foreign workers to fill a job which is really get a feel like a slap in the face. all in all its been a pretty disastrous day for p&o and those who work for them. disastrous day for p80 and those who work for them-— work for them. matthew i dont know if ou cut work for them. matthew i dont know if you out the — work for them. matth...