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100,000 come from we are not sure. it is a limited and restrictive approach. the family union rules have been tweaked slightly to remove the minimum salary and minimum language levels but it is still incredibly restrictive. it seems incredible we are even tinkering around with visa rules and family reunion rules at a time when we know people are being made, turned into refugees in real time. we heard from your previous guest, the horror, terror, confusion and chaos people experience when they become refugees, the difficult choices they have to make. what we need to do is step up. our prime min...

Said half— humanitarian situation. the un has said half a — humanitarian situation. the un has said half a million people have fled to neighbouring countries, and we expect— to neighbouring countries, and we expect another resolution to be tabled — expect another resolution to be tabled in— expect another resolution to be tabled in the council, despite the threat _ tabled in the council, despite the threat of— tabled in the council, despite the threat of a — tabled in the council, despite the threat of a russian veto, this time demanding — threat of a russian veto, this time de...

To immediate family members. borisjohnson says the uk will not turn its back on ukraine, but labour says the visa rules are unclear and confusing. the bbc understands the details of visa requirements for the relatives of people with settled status in the uk are yet to be finalised and implemented, as our home editor, mark easton, reports. "we want to be as generous as we can to ukrainian refugees," the prime minister has said, but at gare du nord in paris, uk border force officials are preventing people escaping the war from boarding the eurostar to london. this document was handed to one ukra...

Ambassador to the uk, as he begs the government to relax visa rules for people fleeing the war, most of them women and children. i totally hope they're not posing any any threat, especially terrorist threat to the uk. so that's why i hope and i beg that the procedures will be dropped and every bureaucratic red tape should be cancelled. millions of workers face being hundreds of pounds worse off unless the chancellor borrows billions more to help with the cost of living crisis. otherwise, fears households face the biggest financial hit in half a century. manchester city walk through to the quar...

Stones with the... with the guns? with guns. also on tonight's programme: roman abramovich, the russian owner of chelsea football club, is among seven more oligarchs sanctioned by the british government — the sale of the club is now on hold. a change in visa rules — the government says from next week it will be easier for some ukrainians to come to the uk. and as the war in ukraine fuels inflation, average petrol prices are at their highest ever level — again hitting the cost of living. and stay with us on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in t...