more than 100 cases have been reported across 11 countries outside africa, where it's most common. first identified in monkeys, the disease typically spreads through close contact. now on bbc news — our world eurovision: ukraine's victory. music plays. this is kalush orchestra, winners of this year's eurovision song contest. but they are no ordinary band. they are from ukraine, a country in the midst of a bloody wall. —— war. in the lead up to the contest, all the band members faced a difficult decision. now, their winning song has become a powerful statement of defiance. and they hope their global starter will help ukraine's plate. —— p—plate. iam i am viktoriia zhuhan, i woke is a journalist for bbc ukraine. they don't normally cover eurovision, especially when war is in my country, but kalush orchestra isn't atypical eurovision contestant. but after following the kalush orchestra for ten days, i've learned that for them this is much more than a singing competition. it's a way to tell the world about the war that is destroying ukraine. we are on our way to a rehearsal in the north of the country. oleh, in the pink heart, the group's front man finds it hard to take in what he sees. it is the ban�*s vocalist and flute player who realises he has been here before. only weeks earlier, russian troops were pushed back after a barbaric onslaught they left mass graves and even evidence of torture. vladimir putin, the president of russia, has started the largest war in europe since world war ii. non—stop shelling and a ground invasion has devastated the nation. overili invasion has devastated the nation. over 1a million people have fled their homes. and tens of thousands have been left dad. —— dad. with only four weeks ago before the competition, today the 6—member bad are filming a music video, choosing filming location, the city of mpn. they have employed actors, but the wreckage that surrounds us is far from fiction. music plays. the band is named after the small town of callus, in western ukraine, where the lead singer grew up. ——. since the start of the wall, men of working age have been forced to stay behind to help fight. butterbean war has also the band. not every member has made the same decision. the 25—year—old was previously the band's most famous tick—tock star. today he is deployed to the frontline. it's the orthodox easter weekend back in kalush, an important time in ukraine when families gathered together. oleh is keen to visit his mother before he heads to italy for eurovision. it is also his first time home since the war began. oleh's mum, stefania, is the inspiration for the song the inspiration for the song the band is playing during the contest. the song has taken on a whole new meaning, a warcry for the motherland. soldiers on the frontline have been recording their own versions. before we left kalush, oleh took me to the easter service. even the local priest gave his support. oleh's roots are the key to understanding the lyrics of the song. but it is tymofii's connection with ukrainian folk music that inspired the two. tymofii and his mum svetlana show me theirfamily tymofii and his mum svetlana show me their family a loans. —— family heirlooms. music plays. traditional clothes like these have been part of ukraine's identity for hundreds of years. it is something the russian invasion has been trying to wipe out and something the band say they want to protect. with his brother already serving in the military, tymo admits he felt the pressure to. music plays. the time has come for the band to leave ukraine for the band to leave ukraine for the band to leave ukraine for the eurovision song contest. there is a no—fly zone across the country, so it's an uncomfortable three—day journey by road via poland to get to turin. kalush orchestra requires special permission from the government to take part in eurovision. the band's arrival is met with huge media attention. everybody asks them the same question. what would it mean to ukraine? journalists from all over the world want to talk to them. hi. world want to talk to them. hi, bill bauer- _ world want to talk to them. hi, bill bauer. hi, _ world want to talk to them. h , bill bauer. hi, bill bauer. i am from kalush orchestra and these are my... this is my... these are my answers for your five questions. yes?— these are my answers for your five questions. yes? yes! it feels like — five questions. yes? yes! it feels like no _ five questions. yes? yes! it feels like no eurovision - five questions. yes? yes! it feels like no eurovision band from ukraine has ever been under so much pressure as this one. it is notjust about eurovision, it's about the pressure about representing ukraine to the whole world is the war is going on and telling ukraine and its story during this one and only chance. let the eurovision song contest begin! this is the night of the grand final, where we make eurovision history!- eurovision history! tonight, the sound _ 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spain also have hit songs. spaceman. oh, yeah! it’s and spain also have hit songs. spaceman. oh, yeah! it's time for ukraine's _ spaceman. oh, yeah! it's time for ukraine's kalush _ spaceman. oh, yeah! it's time for ukraine's kalush orchestra | for ukraine's kalush orchestra to perform to 200 million people worldwide. # stefania mum mum stefania. sings in ukranian. raps in ukrainian. the old band member slava is back from the frontline and is watching. across the world, millions of ukrainians watch and support. sings in ukranian. # stefania mum mum stefania. sings in ukranian. with the eyes of every ukrainian on him, oleh uses the world stage as an opportunity to protest. i world stage as an opportunity to protest-— to protest. i ask all of you, please help ukraine, - to protest. i ask all of you, - please help ukraine, mariupol. help azovstal right now! cheering and applause. the votes start to come in.— votes start to come in. we've heard all — votes start to come in. we've heard all 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is for every ukrainian. . speaks ukrainian. slot is back speaks ukrainian. slot is back from the frontline. i took the chance to up with him. with mission accomplished, kalush orchestra makes the journey home. just two months ago, this border crossing with poland was a place where hundreds and thousands of ukrainian refugees came to flee from war. but the mood here todayis from war. but the mood here today is one of celebration. even the guards come bearing gifts and want their photos with the european winners. cheering and applause. the band have come up with an ingenious way to directly help the war effort. russia's invasion has changed our country and the world. but kalush orchestra has given all ukrainians a reason to think, in spite of their pain, and a voice at their most vulnerable. stefania plays. friday brought some outbreaks of rainfor many rain for many of us, some of the garden is needed it, mind you, and it wasn't the whole story either. there was also some blue sky and sunshine. this from the scene from a weather watcher in worcestershire during the afternoon. to the weekend, we keep a mixed bag, some dry weather, some wet weather but high pressure quite close by on saturday so it will give a decent amount of dry weather, especially across england and wales where there will be spells of sunshine and a small chance of a shower but more cloud into northern ireland through the morning, some outbreaks of rain with the rain then splashing into western scotland in the afternoon, northern and eastern parts of scotland seeing showers but should hold onto a bit of brightness, lifting temperatures in aberdeen to 17 and south, highs of 21 in london. through saturday night, we will be between this warm front and this cold front, we call it a warm sector and it often brings a lot of mist and murk and low cloud and it will be the case i think on saturday morning. in the warm sector, we all have slightly warmer air so temperatures will be a little bit higher on sunday. this is the detailfor sunday, mr bit higher on sunday. this is the detail for sunday, mr and merc and low cloud for hills and coast in the west, lots of rain with it, you're unlikely to put into north—west scotland and maybe northern ireland. the best of the sometime towards the south and east where we will seek higher temperatures of 22 or 23. it looks like it will call down though as we head into monday. what a complex picture for monday with some frontal systems pushing from the north—west, this one trying to work up from the south, introducing possibly showers towards the south—east corner and elsewhere, some hefty perhaps thundery downpours in between those downpours in between those downpours go there will be some spells of sunshine but the lower temperatures, 13— 18 degrees. it's actually around where we should be for the time of year. moving into tuesday, these various weather fronts dancing around the uk. they may change positions, compared with this forecast, edging closer to the time but it's hard to be precise about the details at this stage. on tuesday, i think we have a fighting chance of seeing dry weather and spells of sunshine, still with a scattering of showers, and temperatures between 13 and 18. into wednesday, it does not look like we will see a frontal system approaching from the west. this one moving across some parts of the uk bringing up some parts of the uk bringing up bags of rain, some heavy burst likely across northern england, scotland and northern ireland. maybe not as much rain further south. some spells of sunshine in between the showers and the show is still in the range of 13— 18 degrees. moving towards the end of the week, it looks as if high pressure will start to take a bit more control of our weather, drifting up from the south. the big question is aboutjust how far north area of high pressure gets. frontalsystems far north area of high pressure gets. frontal systems may could bring some rain into northern parts of the uk. as the area of high pressure wobbles its way northward, it is likely to introduce something a little bit warmer. i don't think we are talking about a heatwave or anything but temperatures may be claiming a little from the values we will see at the beginning of the week. as we look towards the end of next week and the following weekend, turning dry for many is the high pressure builds. a little warmer but still the chance of some rain, especially up towards the north. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: russia intensifies its attacks on ukraine's donbas region as its forces advance on the battlefield in the south and east of the country. the outcome of this war depends on ukrainian resilience, on the amount of help its army gets from nato, and president putin's determination to fight on, whatever the cost to russia. polls are open in australia's general election with voters choosing between the incumbent scott morrison and his rival, the labor leader, 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