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Michael Palin hails Mail Force appeal as 90,000 food boxes are packed - Vimarsana News

Michael Palin hails Mail Force appeal as 90,000 food boxes are packed

Sir Michael Palin, a travel writer and presenter who has a special place in his heart for the besieged country, has urged people to donate to Mail Force, which has so far raised £11million.

Now Russia cuts off WATER supplies: Desperate Ukrainians facing starvation now have fresh crisis - Vimarsana News

Now Russia cuts off WATER supplies: Desperate Ukrainians facing starvation now have fresh crisis

Luhansk governor Serhiy Haidai accused the Kremlin of systematically attacking electricity plants and water pumps to punish the local population, pictured hungry in Sievierodonetsk.

Pictures of hope from pupils to war children are placed inside food parcels for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Pictures of hope from pupils to war children are placed inside food parcels for Ukraine

Already some 100,000 boxes have been dispatched, each containing food for one adult for a week, paid for jointly by the Mail Force charity and the Ukrainian embassy in London.

Crops can't be sewn as the food crisis deepens, but your Mail Force donations help the Halo Trust - Vimarsana News

Crops can't be sewn as the food crisis deepens, but your Mail Force donations help the Halo Trust

The Halo Trust is preparing to launch a huge operation to find and clear landmines and unexploded bombs in the towns and villages surrounding the capital, Kyiv.

Refugee mother may RETURN to Ukrainian warzone after delays to her UK visa - Vimarsana News

Refugee mother may RETURN to Ukrainian warzone after delays to her UK visa

Katarina Tymashov, 34, said her sister-in-law Elena Hrybanov felt 'beyond scared' after the Home Office took more than a month to approve her visa.