to leave and uproot? it she witnessed there and low having to leave and uproot? to leave and uproot? it was very traumatic- to leave and uproot? it was very traumatic. when to leave and uproot? it was very traumatic. when i to leave and uproot? it was very traumatic. when i finally - to leave and uproot? it was very traumatic. when i finally got i to leave and uproot? it was very. traumatic. when i finally got back to the uk after seven days, every time i would hear an aeroplane i would feel like it was a bomb. it took me a long time to get over everything i d witnessed in everything i d witnessed in everything we experience there. then the loss of identity knowing the sacrifices i made to even move to ukraine to follow my dreams have gone down the ben, you are continuously reliving that over and over and over again and that is no hopein over and over again and that is no hope in sight. i over and over again and that is no hope in sight- over and over again and that is no hope i
let s speak to one of our regular gps, dr nighat arif, who met deborah through this programme. you cannot overstate the impact she has had on so many. you cannot overstate the impact she has had on so many. good morning. it is difficult to has had on so many. good morning. it is difficult to hear has had on so many. good morning. it is difficult to hear the has had on so many. good morning. it is difficult to hear the news. has had on so many. good morning. it is difficult to hear the news. even - is difficult to hear the news. even though we were expecting it. i connected with dame deborahjames over bbc breakfast. we were going through a difficult time in 2020 when rolling out the vaccine programme. i must have not looked at myself because normally i am cheerful. 0n instagram she reached out to me and said please do not lose your smile because you give us hopein lose your smile because you give us hope in your household, watching you on bbc breakfast through the pandemic. tha
they will not have so many chances in the long period to speak with us. and what of those european countries despite other sanctions still sending billions to russia and oil and gas revenues? translation: we don t understand how you can make money out of blood. - unfortunately, this is what some countries have been doing. before the invasion i spoke to chancellor merkel and said if a full scale invasion is happens it will be on your borders. how do you maintain hopein on your borders. how do you maintain hope in the future giving everything
sorry for the chelsea fans. this is the club they have loved before this owner, most of them, and no months to club real and because of one oligarch s support for a tyrant. perhaps the chelsea purchase should have never happened in the first place, he can t really go back there, but you do have the survival for the sake of the fans a really nobody else. for the sake of the fans a really nobody else- for the sake of the fans a really nobod else. ~ . ., ~ ,, nobody else. with so much darkness in the world nobody else. with so much darkness in the world with nobody else. with so much darkness in the world with the nobody else. with so much darkness in the world with the horrific- nobody else. with so much darkness in the world with the horrific war - in the world with the horrific war in the world with the horrific war in ukraine, but a little glimmer of hopein in ukraine, but a little glimmer of hope in terms of one other story, which is nazneen the gary radcliffe who has been hel
from a local ukrainian army regiment to donate blood and so he sent out a message on social media and within a couple of hours there was a large queue outside his church, people of all different ages who had come to donate the blood and the blood was taken to the front lines and it wasn t just christians, taken to the front lines and it wasn tjust christians, it wasn t just people from the church, i think we have seen a real sense of solidarity among the churches which would have been unthinkablejust solidarity among the churches which would have been unthinkable just a few weeks ago. we have baptists and evangelical christians working together with orthodox and catholic churches, combining their efforts and making a real difference to people on the ground so there are some points of light and signs of hopein some points of light and signs of hope in the midst of a very dark situation. ., , ,