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driven out of kherson. it's a defiance, a resilience that only seems to have grown since the events ofjune 6th. that was the day suspected russian sabotage destroyed this nearby kakhovka dam, releasing a deluge of water downstream. but what about upstream? here that same dam's collapse has emptied out the largest body of fresh water in ukraine. the nearby towns have all run out of water, half a million people suddenly relying on emergency supplies. "what do you think it's like carrying water like a donkey?" asks yulia. "it's scary," says nina. "and the future is even scarier". many local men have left to fight the russians,
half a million people suddenly relying on emergency supplies. "what do you think it's like carrying water like a donkey?" asks yuliya. "it's scary," says nina. "and the future is even scarier." and yet life rumbles on here. many local men have left to fight the russians, but ivan and his uncle, also ivan, are still working the fields. "there are no polite words for what the russians have done here to our environment," both men agree. and there's something else troubling them. across the floor of the empty reservoir, russian troops are in control of europe's largest nuclear plant. it feels closer than ever now, its future uncertain, too. another worry on this muddy, unpredictable frontline.
but what about upstream? here that same dam's collapse has emptied out the largest body of fresh water in ukraine. this giant reservoir contained 18 cubic kilometres of water. if it helps, try picturing one giant paddling pool the size of england. and all that water has abruptly vanished. the impact on wildlife here and on humans has been catastrophic. the nearby towns have all run out of water — half a million people suddenly relying on emergency supplies. "what do you think it's like carrying water like a donkey?" asks yulia. "it's scary," says nina. "and the future is even scarier".
and on humans has been catastrophic. the nearby towns have all run out of water. half a million people suddenly relying on emergency supplies. "what do you think it's like carrying water like a donkey?" asks yuliya. "it's scary," says nina. "and the future is even scarier." and yet life rumbles on here. many local men have left to fight the russians, but ivan and his uncle, also ivan, are still working the fields. "there are no polite words for what the russians have done here to our environment," both men agree. and there's something else troubling them. across the floor of the empty reservoir, russian troops are in control
the nearby towns have all run out of water. 500,000 people suddenly relying on emergency supplies. "what do you think it's like, carrying water "like a donkey?" asks yulia. "it's scary," says nina. "and the future is even scarier." speaking of which, just across the now—empty reservoir, europe's largest nuclear power plant, still controlled by russian forces. another worry on this muddy front line. andrew harding, bbc news, ukraine. around the world and across the uk... this is bbc news.
diagnosis of dementia, nina has been looking at how important training is for staff in shops and cafes. ashes agony as the aussies edge it. england lose the first test on a nail—biting final day but stokes says they'll stick to their attacking approach. more than 200,000 music fans are preparing to pitch their tents as glastonbury opens its gates this morning. it might be muddy underfoot at glastonbury due to the rain in the past days but after that it is mostly dry. all of us looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers. fewest in the south. more frequent in the north. all the details later. it's wednesday, the 21st ofjune. the us coastguard, which is co—ordinating the search for a submersible vessel missing in the atlantic, says a canadian
many already do, of course, but there's a long way to go. nina, whose dad chris has dementia, has been taking a look at this issue, and how a little patience can go a long way. you look very smart today. sometimes, the hardest bit isjust getting out of the door. shall we get a coat on? today it was me, three carers and a lot of patience. lovely. you look great. there's lovely. there's lovely, now, see? 0ver more than an hour to get him up, clean and dressed. so do you fancy a coffee? sorry? do you fancy a coffee? thanking the coffee? what's new with you, then? things are... things are high. honestly, you can feel tired and anxious before you've even arrived at wherever it is you're going. let me just quickly send a message.
doing our very, very best to live alongside this. a one, two, three. well done. and, actually, everyone can do a little bit to help make these shared spaces feel like a comfortable place to be. well done, everyone. i bet you're a brilliant big brother. every time someone engages instead of turning away, every time someone gives us the space to take our time, it helps us to feel like we still belong. thank you so much, guys, thank you. see you next time. # we drop into a quiet little place and have a drink or two... - and that can protect those important human connections for as long as possible. # then i go and spoil it all by saying something stupid like i love you #. well done, nina. lovely to see chris out and about and nina will be here later with a representative of the
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i think it is not wanting to eat a cinnamon roll. it is because they are soft on the inside. they are ditching alpha males for hunks who are sweet and mushy on the inside. not sure about that. let's move on to beyonce. always. sir paul mccartney at the beyonce concert. on his birthday. 81. at a beyonce gig with naomi campbell. that is living when you are 81. a beyonce gig with a supermodel. now, you've heard about shrinkflation — that's when you get a smaller portion of food — but what about "drinkflation"? nina's at a brewery to tell us why some alcoholic drinks are getting weaker.