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Troops who are holding out in that area. this video, which was shot by soldiers shows them bringing food to the children and the women who are n underground, quite deep underground. the kids look to be rather healthy after spending 45, 50-plus days underground. here's what one boy said to the camera. >> translator: i hope we can leave here and see the sun because we've sat here gore months already. i want to see the sun so that when our houses are rebuilt, we can live in peace, so we can live in ukraine because this is our native home. >> reporter: just wanting to see the sun there. a pretty s...

15 years after the disappearance of three—year—old madeleine mccann, prosecutors in portugal say they have a formal suspect. satellite images of ukraine are said to show a mass burial site near mariupol. the us firm behind the pictures claims there are about 200 graves there. we spent less in shops and online again in march — as the cost of living crisis bites. the world's most powerful particle accelerator, the large hadron collider, will re—open after three years of being shut down for improvements. scientists around the globe are hoping the upgraded machine will be able to detect ne...

Have seen today. this squeeze may get worse. more significantly, sales of food have been falling since november, a pretty clear sign that consumers are now trying to pare back their spending to cope with higher costs. back their spending to cope with higher costs-— the world s largest particle accelerator — a vast machine which smashes components of atoms together to break them apart and discover what�*s inside them — has restarted, after a three year upgrade. researchers at the large hadron collider on the swiss french border believe the new machine will discover particles that could ...

Give something back. in his first broadcast interview since his ordeal, george has been speaking to our wales correspondent hywel griffith. did you think that you might not survive? honestly? yes, at times. i sort of flipped between two states. there was the, "i'm going to fight this thing and i'm going to survive" state, which then became, "i really don't care, and i wish you'd stop talking to me, so i could just kind of, you know, let whatever�*s going to happen happen" kind of state. and then i'd catch that and start fighting again. i'd flip between the two. so it was, it was, it was, it ...

And exposed racism at yorkshire, today's events reveal the long road still to travel. joe wilson, bbc news. the man who spent more than 50 hours underground after being badly injured while caving in the brecon beacons has been back to meet some of the volunteers who saved his life. george linnane fell last november and broke his leg, jaw and several ribs, leaving him in agony and wondering if he'd ever get out. more than 300 volunteers from around the ukjoined the extraordinary rescue effort. our correspondent hywel griffith reports. little did i know it was going to turn into a 50, 60—hour ...