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Ukrainian refugees escaping to the uk are facing difficulties getting visas under the governments homes for ukraine scheme according to charities. mark and heather easton are trying to help the woman who is the surrogate mother to their daughter. they say theyre locked in a bureaucratic battle to help her and herfamily come to the uk. phil mackie has been to meet them. in december, mark and heather easton arrived in kyiv to await the birth of their daughter, and to meet their surrogate, vita. by...

Boner, outside of those areas. matilda bogner. head _ outside of those areas. matilda bogner, head of _ outside of those areas. matilda bogner, head of the _ outside of those areas. matilda bogner, head of the un - outside of those areas. matilda - bogner, head of the un monitoring mission there, thank you so much for joining us live in ukraine.— joining us live in ukraine. thank ou. ukrainian refugees escaping to the uk are facing difficulties getting visas under the governments homes for ukr...

63% said changes to universal credit meant people had less money in their pocket. unemployment and low pay also being blamed. this all comes as inflation — the rate at which prices are going up — continues to climb even higher. it hit 6.2% last month, and its forecast to rise to nearly 9% this year now. charities and community groups weve been speaking to say people who have never struggled to feed themselves before are now asking for help. as emma simpson has been finding out. food that wou...

We started at the back and ambled our way through and got here. really happy to see how many people were here in support. incredibly surprised. turned a corner and saw a sea of people. made me really emotional. walking along park lane and towards piccadilly, the march was organised after ukraines president urged people across the world to take to the streets to mark a month since russias invasion. im so proud of the response of londoners over the last few days and weeks. not simply donating mone...

I think with it, theyve always viewed these big events as an ice. they would all say, so what? what will come out of it afterwards? it is planning theater faced, investments, faith plans program, with many faith groups around the world, a big celebration of his life, in early november. as with the major faiths, they saw the potential for us, and partners in the environment. there were launching tens of thousands of plans, and thats the kind of legacy he wants. it is humbling with a actually roll...

Covered. i love these pictures. is ita bird, is ita plane? no, it is a paramedic witha ita bird, is ita plane? no, it is a paramedic with a jetpack. a former royal marine reservist has got this jet uses the lake district to raise to the rescue when people fall at height. —— race. we have some moving pictures. this is how he does it. i think i would freak out if i suddenly saw him racing towards me to rescue me, i would think i was dreaming. you get over it. thats true. brilliant idea. well d...

Months. joining us now is -- whos a new book, the queen of our times, details the life and legacy of the queen. great to see robert, thank you for joining us. what do we read into the fact that prince andrew was there and helped his mother down the aisle to her seat? >> good morning, yeah, i mean that rapidly became rather the story. as this marvelous gathering assembled in westminster abby. everybody from european monarchs to representatives of the more than 900 charities and organizations that...

Services for young people. amelia took up mountain biking to help with her own mental health struggles. she began the challenge last month and will complete her epic ride this weekend in dalby forest, as carla fowler from look north reports. 548 miles and counting. amelia bradbury is well on her way to completing a gruelling mission — to cycle 600 miles in 50 days. the year 11 student from scarborough is raising funds for local charities providing young people with mental health services. and ...

Of shells fired from russian ships landing just off 0desa. locals patrolling the shore believe the enemy has been getting directions. it was on the roof of this building. a big light, shining out to sea? shining, yes. a suspicious light. and you think that was a signal for the russians? yes, i think it was a signal for the russians. some kind of signal. and now its almost curfew time again. the streets empty. and as in every war, fear stoking suspicion, prompting vigilance. andrew harding, bbc n...

Unjustified and that racism was highly likely to have been a factor in all of this. there are questions still on how this force was handled and offices were removed from front—line duties just several days ago. in december 2020. what front-line duties just several days ago. in december 2020. what more charities have _ ago. in december 2020. what more charities have been _ ago. in december 2020. what more charities have been talking - ago. in december 2020. what more charities have been talking...