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It's sad to see the children just kind of like... empty faced. it's... yeah. it's something which i've never experienced before, so... kamila's volunteering here is a first—aider. she moved back to poland three years ago after living in manchester. are you able to help everybody? we would love to, but sometimes itjust... we can't do it. like, we try our best, and actually one ambulance broke on us so we only have one ambulance now, so we do try to transport as many people as possible, because every life counts for us. and there is relief here in different forms for all ages. those under the ...

Kamila's volunteering here as a first—aider. she moved back to poland three years ago after living in manchester. are you able to help everybody? we would love to, but sometimes it's just... we can't do it. like, we try our best, and actually one ambulance broke on us so we only have one ambulance now, so we do try to transport as many people as possible, because every life counts for us. and there's relief here in different forms for all ages. those under the stress and strain of running from war and for communities trying to look after them. danjohnson, bbc news, krakow. i'll be back later...

Enjoying some space, some peace and quiet after a journey that's left most of them stunned. normally i work as an emergency practitioner in bridgwater. this nhs doctor's here from somerset. this is a big improvement on what he saw at the border. they have showers, they have normal bathrooms, the rooms are actually separated. so far, what i've noted, mostly it's anxiety. general pains, they've been walking or standing in a queue to cross the borderfor hours. it's sad to see the children just with kind of like a... empty face. it's... yeah. it's something which i've never experienced before, so....

Some peace and quiet after a journey that's left most of them stunned. normally i work as an emergency practitioner in bridgwater. this nhs doctor's here from somerset. this is a big improvement on what he saw at the border. they have showers, they have normal bathrooms, the rooms are actually separated. so far, what i've noted, mostly it's anxiety. general pains, they've been walking or standing in a queue to cross the borderfor hours. it's sad to see the children just with kind of like a... empty face. it's... yeah. it's something which i've never experienced before, so... kamila's volunteer...

Two colleagues from Asda Portadown, Ian Sloan and Karen Wilson, have been commended for going above and beyond to help a six-year-old child who had a seizure in store.