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Good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. ukraine accuses russia of attacking europe's biggest nuclear power plant causing a fire. the country's president describes it as "nuclear terror". the russians are now reported to be in control of the site. prime minister borisjohnson and us president biden have both condemned the attack. heavy fighting has intensified across ukraine. the southern city of mariupol has had its power and water supplies cut off after relentless russian bombing. limited progress at peace talks as both sides agree to "hum...

That we've been seeing throughout this russian advance. at least in the latter stages of it. that any sense in which the russians were attempting to avoid civilian casualties appear to have been abandoned. we're seeing residential areas, apartment blocks, houses that have been utterly destroyed by russian shell fire and rocket fire and, of course, the civilian casualty figures have been increasing as well. and added to that, the big concern, as the military pressure steps up on kyiv, the expectation is the number of civilians who are killed will also increase, john. >> matthew chance, the pict...

Russian military immediately. scream to your politicians. ukraine has 15 nuclear units. if there is an explosion, it is the end of everything, the end of europe. the ukrainians clearly under intense pressure at the moment as the russians advance. it looks like this was serious enough to wake borisjohnson — at nine minutes past three, he tweeted this. he called on russia to immediately cease its attack on the power station and allow "unfettered access" for emergency services to the plant. and we've also had this from the us energy secretary — again confirming that radiation levels have not ...

No need to panic yet. a country already at war for eight years still somehow taking this crisis in its stride. i am not scared but my friends, some of them are nervous a little, but i don't think that we will have a war. gunfire. but in the east, the situation is increasingly volatile. ukraine's interior minister and visiting journalists forced to flee when their convoy came under shell fire, close to areas controlled by pro—russia separatists. the separatists are evacuating their civilians across the border to russia, arguing, without evidence, that ukraine is about to attack. temporary hou...

Since the second world war. the prime minister also threatened moscow with what he called "the toughest possible" economic sanctions. mrjohnson was speaking from munich, where world leaders are meeting for an annual security conference. here's our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. in eastern ukraine... explosion ..the ukrainian interior minister and journalists accompanying him forced to run for cover. their convoy had come under shell fire close to areas controlled by the russian—backed separatists. ukraine says these are russia's attempts to provoke it to strike back and provide...