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And well have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. thats all for now. hope you dont have to pronounce that often! now on bbc news, your questions answered on hosting ukrainians fleeing the war. with us, our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. and im joined by sarah keeley, whos an immigration lawyer whos helping ukrainians wanting to come to britain through the visa process. thanks very much. sarah, just first of all with you, how clear is it the — there she is, wrong way! how clear is...

To find sanctuary in the uk. from tuesday many will be able to apply online for permission to come here and in the meantime a temporary visa application centre is opening in northern france today — to help hundreds of people waiting for permission to travel to the uk. phil mackie sent this report from arras. there are hundreds of ukrainians stranded in northern france who would dearly love to be on one of these. but the visa process has been complex and slow. theyve had to make long journeys t...

Guys at a place near przemysl, which is a place where people are walking across medyka, i went there basically by myself ended up meeting some guys in a car park went up to the british desk as it were to see if they needed a hand i essentially ended up stumbling across these volunteers who are single-handedly, i might say, providing these applications in przemysl for refugees to head back home in the u.s just basically helping them out. >> sorry to interrupt here, were pinched for time you have ...

Abramovich and the bank owner dmitry levodopa. the home secretary has announced a new streamlined approach for ukraine to come to the uk which will be in operation from next tuesday. lets have a listen. she made the announcement the politicians here. is made the announcement the politicians here.— made the announcement the politicians here. is a house nose, uk humanitarian _ politicians here. is a house nose, uk humanitarian support - politicians here. is a house nose, uk humanitarian support ...

Can help them in so many ways not at least with integrating into british life especially after they have come from somewhere that is in such a traumatic state.— from somewhere that is in such a traumatic state. under this scheme, ukrainians will _ traumatic state. under this scheme, ukrainians will be _ traumatic state. under this scheme, ukrainians will be able _ traumatic state. under this scheme, ukrainians will be able to _ traumatic state. under this scheme, ukrainians will be able to sta...

For a host who has a family arriving in a week. were excited that there is going to be more coming through, and we would like to say -- once you submitted your visa process, please do get in touch with us, and we will support. equally, if there are families who have brought people over -- and you need supplies, please do get in touch. were working with his many of the ukraine and local organizations around the country as we can to get the message out there, that were here to help and we help you...

Back in the united states so she needs to come home but she cant leave her minor family members in poland. whats the united states doing to help with a case like that? shes an american citizen. >> these are heartbreaking situations and our consular services are available to help out in every way that we really can. refugees who want to come to the united states have to apply through the united nations for refugees and for that process to be able to come to america if they cant do it through a vi...

Having to ask every day, "have i you had any news on your visa?" and itsjust constantly, "no." we contacted the government about the delay, and late this afternoon yulia and elisa were told they could come to the uk. people have opened their arms but few have had the chance to wrap them around those who really need help. claire, what is your main task now? to teach them english, to introduce them to fish and chips. im going to give them a bit of breathing space to settle in. the government says ...

If he wasnt gem them out of there. >> how is your wife doing? >> i dont think she will calm down until the visa process is complete. >> todd: understood. what is first thing you did when you landed back on u.s. soil? >> the first thing i did was buy a coke. it is sad to say, but like the coca-cola in other country tastes like really watered down. the moment i tasted american coke, it felt like heaven. only thing i could think of was the 30 minute drive to my moms house. >> todd: understood, glad...

And now she gets back on the train headed toward budapest with an uncertain future amidst a horrible war. and jake, when more trains come here to the first train stop in hungary, all refugees are actually required to get off and be registered here by authorities then they can stay or go through a visa process or get back on the train and continue to budapest, the capital of hungary where theres been a lot of resources set up for people. then they can go whatever they want within the european uni...