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Give more, and bars johnson, who has spoken of on a twice speak we basis with salons ski, sees himself as a voice championing his needs. the question however, is how influential the british prime minister is. he wont be attending the eu counsel today, that possibly is connected for the remarks he made at the six -- where he complained brexit, and the plight of those in ukraine, that apparently upsetting some in the eu. so he will only be attending the nato and g7 portions of what happens in brus...

Just resisting russias ruthless invasion, regular ukrainian citizens continue to find waying to adapt within a war zone whether attending continuers underground or continuing to go to school. those who fled ukraine since start of the war, president biden got a firsthand book in poland with meet displaced and visibly inspired by their courage and increasingly angered by there plight. >> you see this and youre dealing every day with vladimir putin. look what hes done to these people. what does it ...

Moral indignation, i have no doubt about that, totally justified considering the current circumstances and emotional character of both his trip to poland and the speech itself. i want to remind you just a few hours before his appearance at the royal palace he met with ukrainian refugees at the reception center that i have just mentioned and he had appalling stories of people that lost loved ones, deprived of their property, essentially driven out of their homes. i can only suspect how agitated p...

That same story makes the front page of the sunday express. it says the plan was written up by the secretary of state for levelling up, michael gove and the website for registration goes live tomorrow. the sunday mirror dedicates its front page to the plight of orphaned babies and toddlers in ukraine. the paper calls for their safe passage out of the country. the sunday people has an interview with a survivor of the salisbury novichok attack, who has urged british people to take in ukrainians fl...

Russian-backed fighters as well. a member of the ukrainian parliament explained to cnn the desperation and gratitude that many ukrainians are feeling. >> three or four days ago, people said we areare fleeing t the within cities. right now they just say, were fleeing somewhere, anywhere, we just want to go somewhere, we dont know where. so fleeing farther to the west, then fleeing to poland, which has been actually magnificent and generous with us, accepting our people, helping them out. and i am...

You. those with accommodation will be vetted and ukrainian applicants will be security checked. the offer must be for a minimum of six months. its quite a big commitment, isnt it? six months, minimum? >> it is. but, six months is in a long time. we would welcome people to our home for longer than that, because we recognize the plight that they come from. >> the government has been criticized for his response to the ukrainian refugee crisis. charities say, they hope this new scheme will help thou...

Described as an historic win for amazon workers. tell us why. it absolutely is because remember, amazon is an absolute juggernaut in terms of its retailing might, and its overall economic might. in america, amazon employs more than a million people. and since the companys inception in 1994, it has strongly pushed against any organised labour unions. but during the covid—19 pandemic, the plight of workers had really been exacerbated. and so this one individual started a union and pushed to have...

Being able to get people. now is the time to flex your muscle and try to get all you can get. but im telling you, from experience, when they sit at that table, its going to be a shocker when amazon says okay, well start at zero and go from there. >> neil: well watch it, bob. but theres something in the water where its happening. well keep a close eye. thanks very much. bob nardelli on all of that. when we come back, the ukrainian parliament member that is on tour now trying to, well, let the wor...

Or not he should pursue that kind of aggression. >> im glad you made that last point about the unpredictability as being an actual strategy, certainly not something weve drilled down on with the white house. ambassador, back to you, were getting this news that president biden is, in fact, going to meet with refugees while he is here in poland. why is that so significant? and what message does he need to send here? >> look, the russian invasion of ukraine has unsettled almost a quarter of ukraine...

The moment, at the forefront of efforts to try to have a brief ceasefire so they dont have to suffer as they are right now. anna foster, suffer as they are right now. anna foster. thank _ suffer as they are right now. anna foster, thank you _ suffer as they are right now. anna foster, thank you very _ suffer as they are right now. anna foster, thank you very much - suffer as they are right now. anna foster, thank you very much for. foster, thank you very much for joining us from lviv in western ...