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We really are journalists. children have stopped going to school since russia declared war. so their building has been turned into a collection point. these are supplies for anyone too scared to go out, orfor those preparing to defend their neighbourhood. yulia tells me everyone is pulling together trying to help. "it's easier to keep busy," she says, "than to watch the news and worry." this is a russian language school, but the teachers say many people have switched to ukrainian since the war in protest. there is no mass flight out of dnipro. people aren't sure anywhere is safe any more. so s...

They even called the police to check we really are journalists. children have stopped going to school since russia declared war. so, their building has been turned into a collection point. these are supplies for anyone too scared to go out orfor those preparing to defend their neighbourhood. yulia tells me everyone's pulling together, trying to help. "it's easier to keep busy," she says, "than to watch the news and worry." this is a russian language school, but the teachers say many people have switched to ukrainian since the war in protest. there is no mass flight out of dnipro. people aren't...

Around 200,000 people are desperate to leave mariupol in the south of the country, but their exit to safety has been stalled. if and when russian forces take the city, they will effectively cut ukraine off from the black sea. our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, is in the town of zaporizhzhia, whose nucler power plant was targeted by russian troops earlier this week, and where evacuees from mariupol are being taken. this enormous pile of clothing, worn clothes here, has been brought by the people of zaporizhzhia to this collection point because they were told that they were expec...

They even called the police to check we really are journalists. children have stopped going to school since russia declared war. so their building has been turned into a collection point. these are supplies for anyone too scared to go out orfor those preparing to defend their neighbourhood. yulia tells me everyone's pulling together, trying to help. "it's easier to keep busy," she says, "than to watch the news and worry." this is a russian language school, but the teachers say many people have switched to ukrainian since the war in protest. there is no mass flight out of dnipro. people aren't ...

Of ukrainian territory, 0ur eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, reports from dnipro, where many residents of kharkiv have fled. a warning, her report does contain some distressing images. ukraine's second city under devastating fire. russia says it's not targeting civilians here. it says it's using precision missiles. it claims its liberating ukraine from nazis. but russia has invaded its neighbour "who wanted a russian world here?" a man demands to know, "is this what you wanted?" in the rubble are the remains of a collection point. clothes and food meant for those trapped at home ...