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Refugees are pouring across borders to escape the fighting. the u.n. says 1.2 million people have already fled to other countries, many more on their way. nearly 650,000 people seeking refuge in poland alone. many have fled to polish border towns, where theyve been reunited with family and friends. now, the plight of the refugees is also mobilizing volunteers around the world to help. ukrainian and italian volunteers in roam joining forces to send humanitarian aid, badly needed items like food, ...

Ukraines first lady, olina zelenskyia is speaking out about the horrific plight facing civilians in ukraine calling out distressing conditions where women and children are spending days at a time underground sheltering from russian bombs. other children forced to flee their homes. many of them might never come back. and its not just the young. as cnns clarissa ward reports, many of ukraines oldest citizens are isolated and in increasing danger. >> reporter: incredibly, they emerge. some still st...

I think thats what the leaders are doing. do you agree with that, that we have to see more ukrainian bodies pile up before nato has to act? the political will to act as been mobilised very quickly and i hope lithuania will do everything in its power in the coming days, that we see much more _ readiness to move with military assistance to maybe think of new, unprecedented ways we can be helping ukraine militarily but also moving with sanctions. of course, i totally agree that what has been mentio...

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A memorable day for the fans here, then, and another unforgettable one for rachael blackmore. andy swiss, bbc news, cheltenham. with more on the plight of the many refugees leaving ukraine, letsjoin reeta once again in lviv. 3 million people have now left ukraine and millions of others are moving around the country trying to reach safety. many have travelled on the countrys rail system, one of the worlds biggest. the network is also a lifeline that brings essential supplies into the country. our...

There are a number of protest in russia and the music director of the famed bolshoi theatre funded by the russian state based in moscow has quit. interesting to hear that news. they tour around the world. not sure where he is when he makes that statement, whether in russia or abroad at the moment. we know not only many ukrainians terrified for their own plight in the cities and countryside at the moment but also there are a number of international students who have been in the country and also a...

Are. good morning, im alice salfield. there are calls to rename the street where the russian embassy is based to zelensky avenue as a gesture of solidarity with ukraine. a liberal democrat mp wants the local council to rename kensington palace gardens after the ukrainian president. kensington and chelsea council said it was "horrified" by the plight of those caught up in the conflict and that, "it is actions rather than symbolism that they desperately need now". new images of the proposed hs2 st...

Thinking in your head, this is going to be a bloodbath, this really is going to be a bloodbath. and that, sadly, is what were seeing. there was a woman i saw in a bread queue and we were talking to her, and she said, "we will fight the russians, even on our own." she must have been in her 50s, you know, heavy coat, keep out the winter chill, waiting in the queue, we approached her, we talked to her, and that was very much the attitude, even though were on our own, were going to fight, because th...

>> and tell us more about ukraines first lady. she just put out an emotional message on facebook talking about the suffering of civilians in ukraine. >> reporter: yeah. its a very evocative and passionate letter that she has penned on facebook. we havent heard a lot from ukraines first lady west did hear president zelenskyy some time ago say that his wife and family were still in town and indeed in this letter, she appears to indicate that she is still in kyiv. but basically, she is making an ap...