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most popular pastimes but it needs a makeover. it's been on a container ship for a month. it's then been driven from a port on a lorry to a distribution point. it's then gone on a van to a shop and it's been used in the seafor a matter of hours before it's ended up as waste. and they are lancaster bombers that launched the famous dambusters raid exactly 80 years ago. and coming up on bbc news: more injury frustration forjofra archer, who's ruled out by england for the summer, butjonny bairstow returns to the test squad to face ireland. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at on...

praised the antimissile defence systems which intercepted a berridge of russian rockets over kyiv overnight. let me show you the footage from the defence systems in action. ukraine says 18 missiles were shot down, including six of the hypersonic weapons that president putin had claimed are unstoppable. ukrainian officials have declined to comment on a claim moscow that one missile got through air defences to destroy a us—built the latest barrage came just hours after president zelensky wrapped up a european tour, in which he was promised billions of dollars�* worth of new militar...

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People, 500 of them children, that the british government advised to head to a third country in order to be relocated to the uk. there is this humiliation. you put me in prison, in one room for 17 months. i need to work. i need to get education. i need to get the experience. i need to get a job. i need to get a good job. but since january 2022 until now, i am here in this one room. living in transit hotels, paid for by the british government, their entire lives contained into a few rooms. without pakistani visas, they cannot move beyond the hotel grounds. otherwise, they risk arrest and deport...

Without pakistani visas, they cannot move beyond the hotel grounds. otherwise, they risk arrest and deportation back to afghanistan. it's like a golden cage, you know? especially for me. i'm under a lot of pressure here, mentally and physically. they're essentially under house arrest. their crime — working with the british forces in afghanistan. the home office has put so much emphasis on refugees taking the safe and legal route to the uk, and that's exactly what these afghan interpreters have done. we hear stories of people who attempt to take their own lives. who are in absolute despair be...