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Fire, if you will. so if we see she can stamp her authority and whether labour's lead in the polls will continue. labour's lead in the polls will continue-— labour's lead in the polls will continue. ., ,, ., continue. 0k, we will talk to you when the dust _ continue. 0k, we will talk to you when the dust settles, _ continue. ok, we will talk to you when the dust settles, if- continue. 0k, we will talk to you when the dust settles, if it - continue. 0k, we will talk to you when the dust settles, if it everl when the dust settles, if it ever does. the united nations is calling for ukraine to r...

Ukraine, he feels increasingly uncomfortable. and another important thing happened just now. one of the biggest russian artists pop star oleg would is loved by many generations, my grandmother and my mother and me all of us were listing to him and still listen to her, she condemned the war in ukraine and the regime that started this war and she asked to proclaim her so-called foreign agent. this is the common name for people who criticize vladimir putin. i'm an official for an agent myself. and it has consequences for you, legal consequences. and that was oleg's statement was a symptom of some...

And how long have you lived here, oleg? "very long." he had to stay in bed in this position for a long time. years to be like that. i'm just concerned about the potential that he hasn't lived up to because he was staying here for his whole life. he's been denied the chance to live independently by attitudes from a soviet past other countries have put behind them. so, why are oleg, elena, and natalya, a 35—year—old woman, stuck here? translation: this is the situation as it is. l i'm sure that for these i children, instead of being in dysfunctional families - where they could be uncared for...

Disabled people. it's intolerable. if ukraine wants to be part of the western world, a law—abiding democracy, it can't write off children with disabilities. they're part of the picture. you can't have democracy without basic human rights for your most vulnerable citizens. teeth grinding. anna's anxiety has alerted us to a system that is failing thousands of disabled people. with the right support, oleg's world could extend beyond the end of his bed. and with a different approach, vasil�*s family wouldn't have to say goodbye. there has to be a change in mind—set. institutional care has to...

Oleg's face is pale from years of confinement. he doesn't get to sit up, even to eat. how are you, oleg? "very good." there's a spark of recognition. he remembers halyna's last visit. you've met oleg before? yes — i've been here about seven years ago, and oleg was here. speaks in russian ..journalist. hi, it's good to meet you. he said, "oh, wow, you're a journalist"? it's my pleasure to meet you. he's excited. oleg is 43 and has cerebral palsy.