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survive the winter as she lived through the fighting in that bunker. when she comes out, she tells us, she worries about the cold, too. how much can you suffer, she says. the matches are wet, the candles are bad. this is a torment. across town, yuri is back for the first time since he left in may. his house, and everything in it, 55 years of memories, destroyed. we had plans to rebuild, he says, getting emotional and turning away. as deminers clear his house of explosive, he sees his long lost cat. it's scared.
to find out exactly what happened. before taking next steps. do you appreciate and understand this need for an extreme level of caution, given the consequences of this. that it could be immense? >> well of course we understand that. i would like to repeat that yesterday we had the feeling that ukraine welcomes an and mastication, and we know that the u.s. will help pull to establish what we have. but we have been seeing it for a long time. and this is, we've been saying that russian attacks in ukraine always have ramifications on other european countries whether we are talking about energy security, whether we're talking about nuclear blackmail or food security. >> all right, yuri, thank you so much. for joining us. we do appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you. >> all right, time for a short break. when we come back, donald trump
a family outing, without fear. "glory to ukraine." until a few days ago, words that could land you injail — or worse. ukraine forever. you are happy? yes, i'm happy. it's ok. no russians? no russians. i don't love russia. only ukraine. "it is the best," said tetiana. "a sunday without russians. "even the air, i can breathe." why did they beat him? then she showed what her son, a former soldier, looked like, after the russians beat him for ten days. after that, he escaped abroad. like everyone i met in kherson, yuri's joy was complicated. happy moment inside, but you are still cautious, because it's not happy story yet. we don't know what will happen.
a former soldier looked like after the russians beat him for ten days. after that, he escaped abroad. like everyone i met in kherson, yuri's joy was complicated. happy moment inside but you're still cautious. because it's not a happy story yet, we do not know what will happen. we are afraid of some shelling, we are afraid of some catastrophic blow somewhere nearby. for the ukrainians, the priority is now getting these people what they want, there is food for sale in the market, though not everybody has got money. but there is very little running water, electricity, there is no mobile network. more than anything else, though, what people need is security because kherson is still a war zone, the wider region and the russians are still within range.
what began as a challenge like everyone i met in kherson, to iran's strict dress code, what began as a challenge yuri's joy was complicated. to iran's strict dress code has transformed into a major happy moment inside, challenge to the regime. but you are still cautious, because it's not its leaders will hope the ruthlessness of the courts can strangle life happy story yet. out of the resistance. we don't know what will happen. we are afraid of some shelling, tom brada, bbc news. we are afraid of some people across the uk have catastrophic blow paid their respects to those somewhere nearby. who have lost their for the ukrainians, lives during war. in london, king charles led his the priority first remembrance sunday now is getting these ceremony since people what they want. there's food for sale in the market, becoming monarch. though not everybody has got money, the service was followed by a march past by 10,000 veterans. but there is very 0ur royal correspondent little running water, electricity, there's no mobile network. nicholas witchell reports. more than anything else, though, a solemn ceremony of what people need is security, national remembrance because kherson is still a war in its familiarform, amid the colours of autumn, zone, the wider region, but with one notable absence. and the russians are still within range. at one minute to 11:00, it says "kherson king charles took his place forever with russia." at the cenotaph for the first time as britain's monarch. the poster was meant
ukraine forever. you are happy? yes, i'm happy. it's ok. no russians? no russians. i don't love russia. only ukraine. "it is the best," said tetiana. "a sunday without russians. "even the air, i can breathe." why did they beat him? then she showed what her son, a former soldier, looked like, after the russians beat him for ten days. after that, he escaped abroad. like everyone i met in kherson, yuri's joy was complicated. happy moment inside, but you are still cautious, because it's not happy story yet. we don't know what will happen. we are afraid of some shelling, we are afraid of some catastrophic blow somewhere nearby.
"glory to ukraine." you injail — or worse. ukraine forever. you are happy? yes, i'm happy. it's ok. no russians? no russians. i don't love russia. only ukraine. "it is the best," said tetiana. a sunday without russians. "even the air, i can breathe." why did they beat him? then she showed what her son, a former soldier, looked like, after the russians beat him for ten days. after that, he escaped abroad. like everyone i met in kherson, yuri's joy was complicated. happy moment inside, but you are still cautious, because it's not happy story yet. we don't know what will happen.
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shouting "get to the basement," he says. police running for cover after what sounded in the forest at the city's edge they are still exhuming the dead. more than 160 so far, mostly civilians. officials say some had their hands tied and bore signs of torture. olaina arrives with her husband yuri. her father was last heard from on the front lines in april. "we know families who were in the same situation