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The time isn 1.18. our top story this lunchtime... tens of thousands of people queue to pay their respects to the queen, as details of her funeral are announced. well have the latest on whats happening with energy costs this winter. coming up on the bbc news channel — great britains davis cup campaign starts in disappointing style and ends in the early hours as they are beaten by the united states in glasgow. a ukrainian government advisor says around a thousand dead bodies have been found in ...

Incredible. zelenskyy said he witnessed quote shocking scenes in the area comparing it to bucha, a suburb of kyiv where officials found widespread damage after bodies and other crimes, after russian troops retreated in march. zelenskyy also vowed to push russian troops out of all ukrainian territories including crimea, which moscow invaded back in 2014. now, just hours after zelenskyys visit, russian missiles hit central ukraine damaging critical infrastructure. official says as many as eight mi...

The deaths there are said to be more numerous than in the town of bucha, where evidence of atrocities by russian troops emerged in april. the number of dead in izyum has not been officially announced or independently verified. the city has been heavily damaged by shelling. from kyiv, our correspondent hugo bachega sent this report. this is what the russians left behind, almost nothing remains untouched by the war. these are the visible scars. what lies beneath, its still not clear. bodies are be...

IZIUM, Ukraine (AP) — Hand on heart, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy watched...

He left the battlefield "for health reasons" in mid-June and is now going through the procedure to be discharged from the army after around 20 years of service

Of occupation ukrainian investigators know all too well what they will find. after bucha and another territory that was under russian control for only a month. yes, according to our information we are recording war crimes in almost every village, he says. this the body of one of two civilians killed in late february. an early victim of the invasion and evidence now of what six months of russian occupation have cost. that grim task of beginning to count the dead and the possible war crimes after ...

Its sections. >> but ukrainian advances dont mean, of course, that is the war is over or close to it, and officials say they are already finding evidence of more russian war crimes. cnns melissa bell with more from kharkiv. >> reporter: two missile strikes on kharkiv city tonight where theres a total electricity blackout this sunday night. another electricity blackout in donetsk region as confirmed by the ukrainian president, president zelenskyy, in his nightly address this evening. it comes eve...

An RFE/RL correspondent visits the scenes of destruction six months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine to see what has changed.

Valentyn Didkovskiy, 64, is a retired soldier from Lviv who served in the Soviet Army in 1979, and single-handedly stopped a column of Russian tanks in Bucha.

Berlin is investigating war crimes committed by Russian soldiers in Ukraine. Witness accounts by Ukrainian refugees are crucial, regardless of whether the perpetrators will eventually be tried in Germany or elsewhere.