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Thank ou. the exodus from ukraine is the fastest—growing refugee crisis in europe since the second world war, according to the un. so far more than a million people have crossed the border into poland, where the aid effort is largely operated by volunteers. we're joined now by nancy dent from the international rescue committee who have been handing out blankets and clothing to people arriving into poland. give us an idea of what sort of things you are seeing and stories you are hearing.— you are hearing. thank you for havint you are hearing. thank you for having me- — you are hearing. th...

They come from across the second biggest country in europe after russia. it is war in my city. the children and i are scared of war. i don't like war. we went to meet the man leading the effort to rescue refugees. a former businessman, he's now in charge of the biggest evacuation in recent european history. oleksandr kamyshin heads a team of nearly a quarter of a million people keeping ukraine moving. this was him just weeks before the war, with french president emmanuel macron. in wartime, some of his colleagues don camouflage. he's talking by phone to a polish minister. we really developed p...

They go to kharkiv, sumy, kyiv as well, and so what's particularly challenging with students who are foreigners who come here in addition to the unfortunate racism that they face at the -- at various border points, it's the fact that many of them did not come here and were not prepared for war. and so, being a refugee is quite expensive. the fact that several families have been able to assist, i was -- i actually spent my own money. i'm very thankful to people who have been giving -- contributing to my journalism work, but i've used a substantial amount of my money to assist these families goi...

Movement with poland. we increased the number of border points which operate. but the railway boss knows he's a target for the russians and never stays in one place too long. do you worry about your own personal safety? i do, as all normal people do. but i do worry more about those people who we save, as all railway men do. 0n platforms across the country, people are being rescued by mr kamyshin�*s trains. all bring stories of trauma. this is my grandfather, and he survived the second world war. he survived all of the atrocities which have been happening literally in kyiv, he was fleeing kyi...

120 for the whole year. this is poland's response. troops have been deployed in big numbers. let's bring in our correspondent adam easton who's in warsaw. does the polish government really think a wall is the answer to this? the government certainly does. they said today about for approving this idea to approve the wall and he said it's needed to stop in uncontrolled influx of illegal migration which is being encouraged by the governments of the belarusian government lukashenko. he is notjust saying that also latvia and the european union. certainly as you said, we were seeing in the enormous ...