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miracle we stayed alive, she said. she is pro russian and fears a full scale war. but is that really imminent? ukraine s president addressing the nation last night didn t appear to think so. translation: what is the news? hasn t this been a reality for eight years now? didn t the invasion start in 2014? has the threat of war only now arisen? these risks have been around for a long time and not getting bigger now. for around for a long time and not getting bigger now. for months the west has been getting bigger now. for months the west has been seen getting bigger now. for months the west has been seen the getting bigger now. for months the west has been seen the build i getting bigger now. for months the west has been seen the build up i getting bigger now. for months the | west has been seen the build up and the question remains, what exactly does vladimir putin intend to do? let s go live now to berlin, where those talks have been taking place, and our correspondent there, jenn
constituency for him right now, the most important electorate, that is conservative mps, weighing up the ledger of borisjohnson s pros and cons. pretty much all of them you speak to will acknowledge that on the subject of parties there are plenty of negatives, but a lot of them will also say that on some of them will also say that on some of the other stuff they are broadly supportive, and as they weigh up what to do in the coming days and weeks, that is why i suspect the prime minister is keen to burnish the ledger with what he sees as the positives. more from the prime minister next on what he sees as the challenges in the coming days, and that big question surrounding sue gray, the report from the senior civil servant looking into all these parties, which we are expecting to see the light of day next week. the issue for me see the light of day next week. the issue for me today. but see the light of day next week. the issue for me today. but i m - see the light of day next week.
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pro russian separatists have been in charge since 2014, a sense that conflict is looming. the west fears moscow may try to expand is may try to expand its influence beyond areas in rebel control. the scars of conflict are everywhere. this 72 year old lives close to the front line. it is a miracle we stayed alive, she said. she is pro russian and fears a full scale war. but is that really imminent? ukraine s president addressing the nation last night didn t appear to think so. translation: what is the news? hasn t this been a reality for eight years now? didn t the invasion start in 2014? has the threat of war only now arisen? these risks have been around for a long time and are not