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our house was, like... i don't know how to tell it. dr—dr—dr—dr. her mum is staying put, though it's breaking her. ukrainians are still fiercely loyal to their cause, but realistic about the danger now. we've spoken to people in this queue who've been standing here for six hours in the cold, in the snow, hoping to get a train out of here to the west and to relative safety. but it's only the women and children who are being allowed through. the men are being pulled out of the crowd and told they have to stay. so, paulina had to hug her dad goodbye at the border. we first spoke to the little girl in kharkiv, but she's now made it to poland and can get the cancer medicine she needs. today, then, her mum was able to smile again. and, for the first time in two weeks, paulina is playing again.