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Many families are still struggling with the effects of the pandemic and now with the rising cost of living and the impact the war in ukraine will have on food prices. gracielle runs a hair salon in harbour heights in manchester. i have one lady that knows the price of everything. you just say, "how much is sugar?" "well, in asda its this much, in tescos its this much." she knows everything. im like, "how do you know all this?" gracielle uses the bread and butter thing and recommends food clubs t...

Msnbc back in the day in the cuban missile crisis. im going to show you the biggest weapon in this war. it is right here. it is these cellphones. the flip side of there was no visibility on this, theres a lot of visibility. let me tell you something. the russian people are beginning to see this. this is bleeding into the networks there indeed. so over time i think that that will have an effect. when you couple that with the sanctions which are going to strike and begin to really bite, you know, ...

But we managed to react quickly and get out. >> powerful explosions also rocking the black sea port of kherson with ukrainian president zelenskyy warning the region was on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe. but ukrainian resistance remains strong. satellite photos show a suspected strike on the russian held airport. several helicopters and vehicles ablaze. ukraine claims 10 people were killed by russian troops while standing in line for bread. speaking in a tell sides government meeting in...

Actually an anti aircraft missile. something thats really good for you, it protects you, going supersonic over your house, its unpleasant. >> is anything normal about your life and your lifestyle right now? are your children able to go to school? is there a school to go to? >> well we have online schools, but we are actually doing home schooling at the moment. there is no way to go to school. so off line teaching is impossible at the moment. but ukraine is adapted to that thing. life is a 50/50 ...

Heart that he had been in part responding to seeing the images of barbaric action across ukraine. we have in recent days seen u.s. officials increasingly using the language war crimes, including the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and some u.s. lawmakers. there are, of course, legal processes that are in place to determine whether war crimes have been committed and those investigations are ongoing separately. wolf. >> mj lee at the white house for us. thank you very much. on the ground in ukraine,...

That is coming up on bbc news. that is the situation in mariupol. elsewhere, at least one person has died after the debris of a missile hit a residential apartment in the k of mac. in the northern city, 13 people waiting in a tier 4 bread were reportedly killed by russian shelling. president biden has called vladimir putin in a war criminal. he has called him a war criminalfor the first time, that comes as america since $1 billion in weapons to ukraine. those are the latest developments on the s...

Control. crossing the border between two worlds. from here, a bus will take anna, alexander and the four children to bulgaria, further round the black sea coast. as russian military pressure on southern ukraine increases, so does the exodus. nick thorpe, bbc news. lets speak now to our chief international correspondent lyse doucet, whos in kyiv for us now. where do things now stand in this conflict? well, we have to highlight that this war, now in its fourth week, has a human toll that is absolu...

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Sound of planes at night dropping bombs. they drop them on the hospitals where the sick are, she says, on the bakeries where they make bread so we dont have anything to eat. on the water facilities, so we dont have anything to drink. >> the most scared was when the plane -- >> reporter: for daria as well, it was the sound of the planes at night that scared her the most on her three-day journey from kharkiv. it was that sound, she says, that forced her and her son from their first underground she...

But the number of potential casualties is unknown. this satellite image appearing to show the word "children" had recently been written in large white letters in front and behind the theater. the port city has been one of the hardest hit, surrounded by russian troops. hundreds of thousands of residents trapped for almost two weeks without power or heating. president zelenskyy saying about 400 staff and patients are being held like hostages inside a hospital there, with russian forces setting up ...