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They are impacted. the chancellor has been rehearsing, but the audience that really matters are a long way from westminster. he is under pressure to announce something to help the shade is from the scorching cost of every bell at the moment. it is a gorgeous day and everyone is making the most of the sunshine. this is my little boy, tiger. hello! we are just trying to do more like this, go out on days like this. i used to love going to the beach but i cant afford that in a field now, because i d...

For some who survived russias modern day siege, this is the first hint of safety theyve had in weeks. outside julia and her son s stanislav have just arrived. stanislav appears chatty and upbeat, but his mother remains unsteady. when the russians bombed, they hid under the dining room table surrounded by pillows. >> we were sheltering in town. until now my ear still hurts from the shock wave. >> reporter: the unlikely safe haven provided in this parking lot is precarious. ukranian officials say ...

There was such fear that i felt like i was underwater. i wanted to wake up. and now, i am here and this feels like some kind of a dream. >> reporter: inside the superstore, volunteers and the city government are trying to help. newly arrived evacuees are welcomed at this support center where they are offered warm meals, access to medics, and information about how to travel deeper into safer parts of ukrainian territory. there is also a bulletin board here where some people are offering free repa...

So we should run. and we were running. but russians bombed it. we were running from the theater and bombs were like this, this, this. >> reporter: it eventually took nine days for maria and her family to get through russian checkpoints and reach relative safety in ukrainian-controlled territory. >> you seem very positive and upbeat right now. >> i understand im very lucky. you understand? thousands and hundreds of people still in mariupol. they have no food. no water. they have no medicine. noth...

For some who survived russias modern-day siege, this is the first hint of safety they have had in weeks. outside, yulia and her son stanislov have just arrived. stanislov is chatty and upbeat, but his mother appears unsteady. when russian warplanes bombed, she says, the family hid under the dining room table surrounded by pillows. >> translator: when the plane flew past, we were sheltering in the center of town. until now my ear still hurts from the shock wave. >> reporter: the unlikely safe hav...

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So from us, a question. >> how long do you think youre going to stay here? >> as long as needed. >> as long as needed. and when will that be? >> no idea. thats the thing, i have no idea. but i believe that there will be some point when people will stop coming. >> reporter: but that time hasnt yet come, and so he keeps helping, amidst a crowd of people who need it. its right where he wants to be. you know, jake, i asked him how his family feels about the fact that hes still here and not back in i...

BEIJING, April 4 (Xinhua) -- China logistics sector was less upbeat in March amid global uncertainties and the domestic resurgence of COVID-19 cases, data from

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