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Siren blares and the sound they have to learn to live with. the russian army might be far from lviv but there is still a state of high alert. the sound triggered a panic attack for this woman. it is still the case here, despite the war, that the young trust their parents to protect them, whatever might come. however strange the world that they have been cast into. their hope is that the train would help them avoid this. the line of cars to the polish border. those people are moving on foot down ...

And im always dealing with dire diarrhea, im not able to -- we are staying strong. me made an agreement that we will discuss and we will have briefs after and we have a lot of support. my friends are supporting me and the whole world is supporting for me. so watching in the basement the rallies from all around the world give us hope. also what we learn here in ukraine it doesnt matter who you are, how ordinary you are, every action matters and you can inspire and change a lot. im grateful for al...

In a government-run childrens shelter in lviv in western ukraine, kids being kids. no parents looking after them, though. theyre foster children from troubled homes, among several hundred evacuated here from places where russian shells are falling. theyre safe for now, but already scarred by this war. >> translator: we could tell those kids were very worried when they had arrived. when they heard the first siren here during the day, some had a panic attack. they were looking at me with their sca...

Here during the day some had a panic attack. they were looking at me with their scared eyes shaking from anxiety. >> reporter: several humanitarian organizations are helping shelters like this take care of the children and the many more who will come in the days and weeks ahead. the russian military not in this part of the country yet. >> translator: we are ready. we only hope that the situation doesnt get worse here because then we will have to move somewhere with all those kids, too, and it is...

Victoria to send us a little note about some of the things she has been seeing and hearing in the first week of the podcast�*s existence. laura and adam, on ukrainecast we have been trying to make sense of what is going on in ukraine. we are talking to people who live in various towns and cities across the country and we are also hearing from bbc experts back here as well. we have talked to anna, who describes sitting in her bathroom, on her bathroom floor, because she says that was the safest...

I thought was, "im dying." did you? yeah, i thought ive probably got 24 hours to live. labour mp dawn butler was diagnosed with breast cancer in december. she hasnt spoken publicly about it until now. the next thing i thought was, im going to lose all my hair. the surgeon said i shouldnt need chemotherapy because the cure is an operation to cut it out. so thats the cure. so... i knew there had to be tears. i havent cried a lot, and i think, you know, probably the tears will come at some point. i...

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