No escape from Putin's bombs
Zaporizhzhia is the first safe port of call for those fleeing Mariupol but evacuees now face a new terror after Vladimir Putin's troops launched rocket strikes on the city overnight on Tuesday.
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Zaporizhzhia is the first safe port of call for those fleeing Mariupol but evacuees now face a new terror after Vladimir Putin's troops launched rocket strikes on the city overnight on Tuesday.
Refugee minister Lord Harrington accepted the 49-page visa application form is 'too long' after 20,000 applications were submitted as of 4pm yesterday.
They will arrive exhausted and possibly traumatised. But as thousands of Ukrainians reach the safety of Britain, they will be met with compassion and practical help.
Despite another day in which bombs rained down on Ukrainian cities including Kyiv and Kharkiv, resistance to the onslaught has seen the invasion fall behind schedule, allies of Putin admitted.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko today announced a 36-hour curfew from 8pm (6pm GMT) on Tuesday until 7am (5am GMT) on Thursday at the 'decision of the military command' ahead of shelling.