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15-16 sunshine. temperatures, highs of 15—16 degrees, its going to feel pleasant in the spring sunshine. the start of the weekend continues in the same vein. a few mist and fog patches with lots of sunshine. with the winds coming over the chilly water of the north sea, its across eastern areas of england and easter scotland that temperatures to a degree will be paid back around 12 degrees or so. those yellow colours across western areas of the uk and across western areas of the uk and across t...

And yellow pins or ribbons to show support. some called on the u.k. to step up and do more to help the people of ukraine. that was including filmmakers stuck inside the country. >> we all feel what is happening in ukraine is absolutely horrific and disgusting and you know, if anything, we just have to make it really known loudly and clearly that we want the british government to do more. theyre not doing enough. >> supporting ukraine and the brothers and sisters, homes and families at risk. and ...

Continuing. >> and politics dominated the night. and a few making it past security. >> we are terrified that this is being broken by oil. >> it was the war in ukraine, set a somber tone and it did come about a long term campaign of the refugees telling sky news, he wants to help. >> there has been a record number of people volunteering. >> and at the ceremony, russias president. >> there are two different interpreters one is signing asl which is american sign language and one is bsl, british sig...

Congress for very strong stance on the conflict. and because of that, because of those assurances that america and nato will fight for every inch of nato territory we can -- we can do our job because we feel secure. but we need assistance, and, of course, we need help. it is not just us, you know, the guys who are at the forefront helping out ukrainians but it is the refugees themselves, it is the ngos and volunteers. so we need help. for example, we need foldable beds, we need sleeping bags, we...

We are terrified. our futures are being broken. but there was a war in ukraine that sent a somber turn. benedict comfort but had a campaign telling sky news wants to help. >> theres been a record number of people volunteering. ive been a part of that. myself >> and as the ceremony got underway, baftas came out russians precedent. >> there are two interpreters, one is signing silent glitch. and when the signing british sunkissed. luckily bill, and all sign languages, this is the gesture for putin...

Irving saga. the brooklyn nets star returned to the court. he was allowed to play after new yorks mayor signed an order exempting athletes from the vaccine mandate. what do you make of this episode? >> i think i have mixed emotions as a pan. as a fan, if i lived in new york and brooklyn was my team and lived here, i would want to see my player play no matter what because championships. we ask fans, we dont think logically. i do believe that and ive said this especially with sports, there are so ...

In his signature style, Lawrence ODonnell goes into depth on the latest news developments and offers his take on the political stories driving the national...

In his signature style, Lawrence ODonnell goes into depth on the latest news developments and offers his take on the political stories driving the national...

Women and girls are going to suffer unspeakable harm. is it a mistake to withdraw? you know, i think it is, yeah. ithink... because i think the consequences are going to be unbelievably bad. and...im sad. laura and i spent a lot of time with afghan women and. . .and theyre scared. and i think about all the interpreters and people that help not only us troops, but nato troops. and therejust... it seems like theyre just going to be left behind to be slaughtered by these very brutal people. the war...

Dealing with refugees this eu minister explains more. the numbers of arrivals are going down. at the peak we had 200,000 arrivals per day. now it is down to 40,000 per day. but one of the things that i mentioned here was the importance of developing contingency plans because we dont know what will happen tomorrow. and the war is still going on and the next step from putin, we dont know, and we have to be prepared for many more millions that might need to flee from ukraine. so the eu says it has ...