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A temporary haven. it's also where lawyers first discussed the very concept of genocide and crimes against humanity. like historian sofia, who now helps refugees and worries for ukraine and the world. you cannot rebuild life which was killed, and there are so many of that happening right now. and the question for us is what kind of world we want to live in, in the future. the world where, because of, you know, geopolitical situation and world order, we can pay the price for human lives. i think this is about here, this is about syria, this is about so many places in the world. at the station, ...

Than 672,500 people have fled ukraine to poland since the war began last week. more than 99 thousand people crossed the border yesterday. my colleague yalda hakim is in lviv — in the west of ukraine. it's become a home for tens of thousands of refugees fleeing violence my colleague yalda hakim joins us live from lviv. it has become a hub for the tens of thousands of people fleeing the fighting and we are about 65 kilometres away from the polish border and that is where most of the people here are trying to make their way and those who have remained here are seeking shelter in hotels and othe...

Why we need to talk about war. and this is just my message. we have more things to do than kill each other. wendy hurrell, bbc news. we have the latest news coming up any few minutes, but right now matt taylor the weather. hello. for some of you, it's been a sunny friday so far. for others, a soggy one. and that balance isn't going to switch much as we go through the rest of today. this satellite image shows a strip of cloud, which is actuallyjust thinning in situ rather than moving one way or another. it may thin a little bit this afternoon across some parts of eastern scotland into the penni...

Over to you. thank you. as you say, ukraine's lviv, the city _ over to you. thank you. as you say, ukraine's lviv, the city has - over to you. thank you. as you say, ukraine's lviv, the city has become| ukraine's lviv, the city has become a hub for tens of thousands of people who are fleeing to what they would consider relative safety. but even here in lviv there is a constant reminder that this is a nation at war. in the last couple of hours we have had to go into an underground bunker here in the centre of town. this is just a coffee shop that also has a bunker beneath the ground. and really...

Understand what it means to be occupied. fergal keane reports from lviv. it is relentless. in a station where they load aid for the embattled armies in the east, and coming the other way, families propelled into exile by president putin's war. today, the number who fled exceeded 1 million, with many more on the move. these are roma gypsies who've escaped the russian advance on kharkiv 1000 kilometres to the east. what is it like in kharkiv? translation: the war, it's difficult. _ everything is burning, everything is destroyed. no—one is listening to us. no—one wants to help us. his daughte...