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Reasons for staying as long as they could. this womens mother is wheelchair—bound after a series of strokes. she went back to ukraine last year to look after her. when the war began she faced a dilemma. translation: being there was terrifying, she said. we live on the eighth floor, there was silence a day and night. what else could i feel but fear? i could not leave her, i am all that she has. for some this is not a one—way journey. aid workers say women are dropping off their children here ...

Sanctions will be massive. so lindsey graham and kamala harris speaking in very broad strokes in some ways. could you break it down for our viewers on how it might actually affect somebody like mr putin, for example? and i suppose it may affect regular russians, too. yeah, so helpfully, the uk has published what the sanctions regime would look like. so not the names, but the sectors and the types of people they would go after. so first theyve said they will go after people who are connected or a...

By the time they are here, this conflict has often darkened their cities and their faces. some had powerful reasons for staying as long as they could. 0lgas mother nadia suffered a series of strokes last year. 0lga went back to ukraine in october to look after her. when the war began, she faced a dilemma. "being there was terrifying", she said. "we live on the eighth floor. "there were sirens day and night. "what else could i feel but fear? "i couldnt leave her there. i am all she has." for some...

Cause of death in the uk, reflecting the very high numbers of people who contracted covid in december and january, and it could have been worse or better, based on those cases. you dont want to keep your eye completely off covid, but if you look at the other leading causes of death, they are all down. stroke is down, hopefully we can show that to the audience, heart attacks, deaths due to heart attacks, alzheimers and dementia. the leading causes of death, the light blue bars show what you might...

They are crossing the borders to neighbouring countries to the west, such as poland, romania, slovakia, hungary and moldova. it is the fastest—growing refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson is in moldova on the border with ukraine. these are women who have stayed in ukraine through more than ten days of war. they have now decided to leave. it is a long walk from ukraines last bus stop to this border. better to use any vehicle you can. by the time they ar...

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Darkened their cities and their faces. some had powerful reasons for staying as long as they could. olgas mother nadia suffered a series of strokes last year. olga went back to ukraine in october to look after her. when the war began, she faced a dilemma. "being there was terrifying", she said. "we live on the eighth floor. there were sirens day and night. what else could i feel but fear? i couldnt leave her there. i am all she has." for some, this is not a one—wayjourney. aid workers say wome...

Forget the conflict and lead up to this moment, lets take it to the media and broad strokes about president biden back in january 20th. >> in this country and very likely in russia, people are wondering if president biden just gave vladimir putin a green light to launch an invasion into or around them? >> i would say they were displeased when they are those comments. it would be an understatement. one of the officials i spoke to said that he was shocked when he heard president biden drew a disti...

Broad strokes about why that is, but why do you think russia is having such a tough time with this ground operation? >> well, first, i mean, there are three basic factors. first, the ukrainian resistance and the sophistication and training of the ukrainian military. theyre showing a tremendous amount of tactile flexibility. theyre attacking russian columns. great, in fact great impact. second, is the fundamental flaws of the russian military. they clearly have failed in trying to coordinate a gr...

By the time they are here, this conflict has often darkened their cities and their faces. some had powerful reasons for staying as long as they could. olgas mother nadia suffered a series of strokes last year. olga went back to ukraine in october to look after her. when the war began, she faced a dilemma. "being there was terrifying," she said. "we live on the eighth floor. "there were sirens day and night. "what else could i feel but fear? "i couldnt leave her there. im all she has." for some, ...