and bereaved families, as ayshea buksh explains. it isa it is a beautiful game for so many and for the community affected by the grenfell tower fire, football has been a healing force. local club queens park rangers has been working with young people since the fire began and with the fifth anniversary in just a few weeks, they opened its doors to hundreds of locals as part of a memorial tournament. the community of a memorial tournament. tue: community continues of a memorial tournament. tte: community continues to of a memorial tournament. t t2 community continues to go of a memorial tournament. tt2 community continues to go through the public inquiry, which is extremely difficult for everybody involved. so to have a day like this where the sun is shining, we can get the community into the stadium, playing football, meeting friends, seeing each other and supporting each other, it is our way of marking the fifth anniversary. the fifth anniversary. having it here today the fifth an
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it is impossible to talk about anything right now except for the war. there are a lot of voices in russia who, i mean, most russians are now opposing the war and it is important, you know, for us to amplify those voices. so as more groups continue to distance themselves from the actions of vladimir putin, russian londoners are ensuring by their actions and words that they stand with ukraine. ayshea buksh, bbc news. before we go, let s bring you a moment ofjoy in kyiv. the city s mayor vitali klitschko put these pictures on social media of two ukrainian solidiers, lesya and valaria being married today. mr klitschko said the ceremony took place near one of the checkpoints set up at the city s outskirts.
it s. it s a disaster. i cannot describe my feelings about it. i am very sad about it because all these people will have to suffer and die for nothing. we re all here watching what is happening in ukraine at the moment with shock, horror. all the british surgeons can do is try and share what they know to save life and limb. i hope to god you will not need to apply this knowledge, but it is always best to be prepared for the worst. jonny dymond, bbc news, west london. russians living in the uk have said they are horrified and appalled by vladimir putin s invasion of ukraine. many have joined anti war protests across the country and are calling on fellow russians around the world to condemn putin s actions. ayshea buksh has more.
i hope to god you will not need to apply this knowledge, but it is always best to be prepared for the worst. jonny dymond, bbc news, west london. russians living in the uk have said they are horrified by vladimir putin s invasion of ukraine. many have joined anti war protests across the country and are calling on fellow russians around the world to condemn putin s actions. ayshea buksh has more. denis was born in moscow and now works in publishing in london. he has relatives in both russia and ukraine, and is desperately worried about his family who are in care. who are in kyiv. my cousin s wife, she said that we were starting to panic. they are hiding somewhere in the basement. we were starting to panic because the tanks are in the city. there is fighting in the city. they don t have any food, they don t have any money, there s nothing they can do. the war needs to stop. i need people to be more proactive, if they have russian culture within them, they need to be more proactive