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And that s going to cost £1.3 million. jemma woodman has more. logs is one of the sanctuary�*s long—term residents. he and 15 other seals here are too old or injured to be released back into the wild. but their home desperately needs a renovation. you can see the pools here look tired and jaded and the organisers say they cant wait any longer. the plan for their future is to double the size of the pools, increase filtration, and to make it a better experience for visitors. but its going to ...

Are saying is several hundred, they says civilians trapped among them, 30 children according to the ukrainian authorities. they have been heavily bombarded from the air, from the sea, and of course from land. and there have been attempts to assault it. now, the ukrainians are saying that after a sustained period in which they were unable to communicate with the forces in that steel plant, they have now renewed communications but the commander there desperately calling for more civilian evacu eva...

Soviet era playbook. we have examples of filtration camps. wu one of the correctors of the state company he unfortunately had to leave the area in mariupol controlled by russian forces and he was put in a filtration camp. he was interrogated for 32 hours. he was made to sit on a chair for 32 hours. he was questioned about what he knew. any information about how the ukrainian state operates and one final example i have of a middle aged couple from mariupol. they were traveling with a little girl ...

Said they are checked for tattoos to see if they have an allegiance to a group the russians might be interested in, and there are fears they might be held back or sent to one of these what are called filtration centers the russians are running and wont be able to get out to ukrainian held territory, and theres another issue, and thats an information blackout, basically, in mariupol, and we know thats the case with her son as well. people there are not simply getting the information. they dont kn...

So it was not successful to have a ceasefire, unfortunately.- so it was not successful to have a ceasefire, unfortunately. what about in the rest of — ceasefire, unfortunately. what about in the rest of mariupol? _ ceasefire, unfortunately. what about in the rest of mariupol? how- ceasefire, unfortunately. what about in the rest of mariupol? how many . in the rest of mariupol? how many civilians are in the rest of the city you need to get out as well? in city you need to get out as well? t�*...

Russian government and a lot of international organisations. as i understand it was two evacuation waves. 0ne understand it was two evacuation waves. one of them, 25 people and the next one 21 and the next 180 people, so 101 of our civil citizens had the ability to leave azovstal with the help of ukrainian soldiers, and all of them are in the process of movement to zaporizhzhia. —— and the next one, 80 people. they have passed through filtration and now they are on the road and we are ready ...

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The russian ministry of defense is now saying that an additional 20 or so got out in the evening yesterday, for a total of around 40. these civilians were not taken from mariupol to zaporizhzhia. they wednesday take into russian control territory east of the city. ali? >> thank you for your reporting. we will stay close to this morning. nbc news foreign correspondent raf sanchez, in lviv, ukraine. joining me now is the award winning journalist and the executive order of new voice of ukraine. ver...