including dozens of children who were living amongst corpses for hours, sometimes days. the chancellor rishi sunak defends his wife s tax arrangements, saying his family are the targets ofa smear campaign good morning. i m live at aintree on ladies day ahead of the grand national, and there s a triumphant return to golf for tiger woods. the five times masters champion shoots under par at augusta he s four shots off the lead. and it s not just and it s notjust aintree where we will see the sunshine today. one of the developing through the next few days. still some showers to deal with. good morning. it s friday, april 8th. our main story. airline passengers have been told to expect delays to continue for at least a month, as staff shortages cause chaos.
in the capitol and go live to china where that country is facing its worst outbreak in more than two years. but first, the ongoing crisis in ukraine. where vladimir putin continues to kill with impunity. how the world is responding. we ll have a live report from poland. good morning. and welcome to way too early. on this friday, april 8th. i m jonathan le mire. the u.n. general assembly has voted to suspend russia from the u.n. s human rights council, with 58 nations abstaining the u.n. imposed a three-year punishment yesterday in response to the war in ukraine, as expected china was among those who opposed suspending russia from the body, claiming that doing so could worsen the situation. india, mexico and brazil gave the same explanation when they voted to abstain. after the suspension was issued, russia s representative announced his country was leaving the council on its own. that notion was mocked by some
at least 30, wounding at least 100, those patients in all likelihood, the ones that survived, will be taken to western ukraine to places like lviv and around here. because there are no hospitals that can take them in. luhansk province, there are no hospitals left, government officials say. this is one of the effects of putin s war. it is not just the killing of those 30 people, it s the 100 people that were wounded, it s the chaos, it s the disease. it is everything he is causing these innocent civilians to have to deal with. . that story was incredible, jake. thank you so much for sharing that with us. it is tough to watch but essential to see. thank you so much. thanks, brianna. you can catch jake on the lead at 4:00 p.m. eastern and 9:00 p.m. as well. new day continues right now. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. good morning to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. it is friday, april 8th.
there was a body that was here and trying to look for any physical evidence as to how she was killed or where she was killed from. translator: from bucha there are many more towns russia has occupied, more towns it is still occupying. this is cnn breaking news. it s friday, april 8th. 9 a.m. here in london. 11 a.m. in ukraine. we begin with new video showing just how suddenly russia is raining down destruction on ukraine. a building in borodianka. somebody was about to sit down to dinner. someone s jacket in the back still hanging on the hook by the front door. a picture of sudden destruction in vladimir putin s war. we have new evidence of just how indiscriminate and brutal that war is.
to sit four shots off the lead. we ve got ed sheeran s first interview, after he won a high court battle, where he was accused of ripping off another artist s song. win or lose, we had to go to court, you know. we had to stand up for what we thought was right. and weather wise, less windy out there today. over the next few days fewer showers, there today. over the next few days fewershowers, more there today. over the next few days fewer showers, more sunshine, there today. over the next few days fewershowers, more sunshine, less cold. good morning. it s friday, april 8th. our main story. airline passengers have been told to expect delays to continue for at least a month, as staff shortages cause chaos. the industry regulator, the civil aviation authority, says it s concerned about the experiences customers are facing, and warned airlines against making last minute cancellations.