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just such hard work at the moment. it's how you're going to afford things for next month, next week, and it puts so much strain on you. >> well, barry tuck remember, really kind of you to talk to us, thanks a lot for giving your time this morning. and the best of luck and glad you're getting some assistance and help. >> thank you. to ukraine now. and the siege of mariupol has trapped tens of thousands of people without food, water, or medicine. residents are struggling to live under constant russian bombardment. and correspondent sally lockwood spoke to one mother who managed to escape. >> the city of mariupol is almost totally destroyed. in its ashes, there are at least 100,000 people trapped, and trying to stay alive. but it's feared there could be far more than that. the city is surrounded, and the bombs drop day and night.
eating him overnight. it was pretty hellish. >> reporter: the cries for help cannot be heard but the people of mariupol need saving from this living hell. sally lockwood, sky news. >> thanks to sally lockwood from sky news for that report. i'm live in warsaw, poland, the square behind me, it's empty, there's some pedestrian walking around but you can see a large police presence here and police vehicles over here, because over here, what you can't see is the presidential palace. it's right next door to me. earlier this morning, president biden met with his counter part, andrzej duda. the building has a lot of interesting history. i'll tell you about that when we come back. history. i'll tell you about that when we come back. tle. it not only cleans, it hydrates my skin. as a dermatologist, i want what's best for our skin. with 1/4 moisturizing cream, dove is the #1 bar dermatologists use at home.
until now, it had been regarded as a safe haven for people fleeing the fighting further east. a mayor from the vivid said the rockets were fired from crimea. sally lockwood was in lviv as the strikes took place. >> nowhere in ukraine is safe from russian aggression. moments after the sound of jets broke a peaceful afternoon in the western city of lviv. we watched flames ripped through a fuel depots, after two missiles struck. the attack fell just short of the cities television tower. it is not clear if this may have been the intended target. but it wasn't over. >> there is more strikes! can you see? >> soon after as we are preparing to go on air, behind us came the sound of more explosions. the second hit was a military depot on the outskirts of the city. the smoke billowing behind us,
city of -- today they had many primes, as well as in the country. -- >> i underline one more time, we don't know what is the next target of the russian rockets, which were fire today from the city of -- today they had many primes, as well as in the country. all of us are in the same situation. the faster we receive quality weapons, an air defense weapons, the safe for our city and citizens will be. >> lviv has become a refuge for so many families already traumatized by war. this attack may have been a message to the west, but it's shattered a sense of safety in a city so many have come to for protection. sally lockwood, sky news, lviv, in western ukraine. let's turn to other news now. schools in england are to be asked to ensure that they're working weeks are at least 32
fleeing the fighting further east. the mayor of lviv said that the rockets were fired from -- in crimea. sally lockwood was in lviv when the strikes took place. >> no we're in ukraine is safe from aggression. moments after -- we watched flames ripped through a fuel depot, after two missile struck. the attack fell just short of the tv tower, it's not clear if this may have been the intended target. but, it wasn't over. with more strikes -- can you see? >> soon after, as we were preparing to go on air, behind us came the sound of more explosions. the second hit was a military depot on the outskirts of the city. the smoke billowing behind us, it broke the confidence that lviv is a city of sanctuary. this is a first strike on a
but in the last month we've gotten to know that city fairly well. it's seen the worst devastation due to russian attacks in the 30 days of this fighting. more than 100,000 people still need to be evacuated from mariupol and taken to safety. sky news sally lockwood has more on that city under siege. >> reporter: it's taken more than a week for these images to reach the outside world. covered in dust, clearly in shock, but a first confirmation some civilians survived the bombing of a theatre in mariupol. eyewitnesses say at least 300 people lost their lives. it's not clear how many more may still be buried here. the building had been packed with more than 1,000 civilians. the word children clearly visible from the air. dionna lived next to the theatre but escaped before the bombing. >> everywhere. it was flooded with people. i know that there were pregnant women brought from the maternity
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Sky News correspondent Sally Lockwood has written a diary for Press Gazette from Lviv and reveals Ukraine may ban filming of the scenes of Russian attacks.