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Around 50 staff, including vets, engineers and keepers, plus 30 family members have moved in to care for the 4,000 animals at Kyiv Zoo.

Red Cross workers, funded in part by Mail readers generous donations, have handed out packages of food and hygiene products to Kyiv residents taking refuge in the capitals subways.

A mass of fleeing civilians (pictured) took up every inch of space at Kharkiv station - all desperate for a place on the train out of hell.

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has granted the request for the president Volodymyr Zelensky (pictured) to read a statement to Parliament by video link.

Alexei Ananenko, 62, was one of three men who volunteered to wade through radioactive water in May 1986 to prevent a second cataclysmic explosion at the stricken nuclear reactor.

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: The terrible events of recent days have forced us all to concentrate our minds on what is really important.

United States is working with Poland to supply MiG-29 fighter jets that can be used by Ukrainian Air Force. In return, Poland has asked for F-16 fighter jets to be given to the country as backup.

Presenter Clive Myrie (pictured) and chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet have kept millions gripped with their harrowing dispatches from the frontline in Kyiv.

In Kherson, 2,000 people took to the streets as demonstrators chanted Glory to Ukraine and Death to the enemy.

A source said secrets were also shared on dating sites such as Grindr. Putin banned homosexual propaganda in 2013, but the app is still used discreetly, even in the military.