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Ukrainians who have stayed in your country, 350,000 have been through your country. there is reporting that your schools, some schools, are full beyond capacity, kindergartens cannot cope. 0n social media, we see some slovak people saying enough already, we cannot deal with these refugees, nobody is helping us. this could lead to instability in your country. are you ready for that? first of all, i want to thank our citizens. they proved great solidarity. they welcome all of these people with gre...

Hurdles before it can actually happen. mark easton, bbc news, rwanda. in a moment, well speak to our chief political correspondent adam fleming. but first, our correspondent simonjones is in dover. a lot of questions over why this is being introduced and the policy itself. you know the people who do arrive on those small boats, you have witnessed them arriving, could this work? . , have witnessed them arriving, could this work? ., , , , ., this work? that is the big question. the government _ th...

Many ideas put forward to try to bring the numbers making the crossing down. we had money given to france, the idea of turning boats back at sea. that has not happened. the military is due to oversee operations in the channel shortly. ideas tried have not reduced numbers. a context is important. although this is visible, people making the crossing this way, the numbers coming over in the backs of lorries, that has fallen significantly. 0verall, asylum claims, although going up in the uk, they ar...

Politically for the government, this is a tricky issue. the government promised to take back control of borders but today i think boris johnson will frame this in humanitarian terms and he is expected to recall that day last november when 27 drowned in the channel when their boat capsized. he will say he does not want the channel becoming a watery graveyard. there is opposition to the plan. the government wants it to be a deterrent so if people arrive here, getting across the channel, some will ...

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Is playing out much like the previously one. the russian ground invasion, largely, is stalled. but constant air attacks on ukraine cities exact a devastating human toll. ukraines eastern cities, the ones near us to russia, or the hardest hit. this is kharkiv, ukraines second largest city and, intellectual capital. it is more than 30 universities. the city, largely destroyed by russian bombardment. the city morgue, overflowing. the more director says, there is no more coffins available. they are ...

War. >> right. and they perhaps werent thinking they were going to have casualties, and now there is a huge number of casualties. we dont know exactly how many. thank you, both, so very much. and next, briefly saw it. the man who helped arnold schwarzenegger make his video to the russian people. >> i urge the russian people, the russian soldiers in ukraine to understand the propaganda and the disinformation. plus, 109 empty strollers. each one, representing the death of a child in the war in u...

Rescue efforts, hampered by continuous russian shelling of the area. mariupol, also, cannot cope at the number of its dead and, here a local post office was really will do with the word, more. bodies are being kept there, until they can be buried. the mayor tells the bbc, fighting between ukrainian, and russian forces, now, has reached the city center. around 260 miles to the west of that, the russian army, reportedly, is being pushed back. the city of mykolaiv, key to russias presumed plan to, ...

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