officials in ukraine say five people, including a three month old baby, have been killed in a russian missile attack on the port city of odesa. 18 others were wounded. this video shows the aftermath of a strike on a residential building the russian defence ministry says its missiles destroyed a logistics terminal in the port city, where it said foreign weapons were stored. in the city of mariupol, russian forces appear to be trying our correspondent caroline davies has just sent this report from odesa. siren wails thick black smoke that cut through the calm of a saturday afternoon in odesa. this was the aftermath of missile strike on the city. on the ground blown out glass, debris, burning cars. and ukraine s firefighters and army trying to limit the destruction. vitalia and her son, nikita, were on the 12th floor when the missile hit. translation: there was a very strong explosion directly on top of us. - it broke all the windows in the apartment. i smelled smoke very st
was granted by a judge following a request from gordon ramsay s legal team, meaning that the building canal be retaken. as a result of the order, we ve seen around four leave the premises earlier today and in the premises earlier today and in the fast few minutes, we ve seen three other people who we assume to be squatters running around inside and outside, coming and going. we can see bed sheets with slogans on the on the outside. there s a crate of potatoes out of one of the doors here. we can see a megaphone and some kitchen ingredients and implements on countertops as well. the metropolitan police was called last week and at the time, said it was a simple matter. civil. we had a representative from the legal team who said theyjust want the building to be back as quickly as possible. nickjohnson reporting there.
about when ministers knew about the presence of legionella on the bibby stolkholm barge. the prime minister rishi sunak remains under pressure over his stop the boats pledge after six migrants drowned while attempting to cross the channel over the weekend. the home office figures show more than 500 people were detained or rescued trying to reach the uk from france on saturday. this report from nickjohnson. stopping the boats. one of rishi sunak s key priorities. but this weekend, the boats kept coming. more than 500 people crossed the channel on saturday, despite the death of six afghan men after their inflatable capsized off the french coast. and who knows who they are? six that died. i m talking about. how long will it take that message to get back to get back to afghanistan? are they men who supported the british forces on operations during the war in afghanistan? and is that why they ve had to flee the taliban? all those thoughts, of course, go through your mind. the warmer, ca
to cross the channel in these boats, which are not designed for the purpose. then unfortunately things will go wrong. the labour party says people smugglers are running rings around the government. the government says increased patrols on french beaches has meant fewer people are making the crossing. further round the coast, the spotlight lingers on the government s migration policy. asylum seekers who were aboard the bibby stockholm barge in dorset remain in alternative accommodation following the detection of legionella bacteria on the vessel. dorset council now claims it told a home office official about the results three days before migrants were brought back ashore. government sources have previously said they knew of the results fewer than two days prior. whether it be the number of asylum seekers crossing the channel or the conditions in which they re housed when they arrive, politically, the forecast is choppy. nickjohnson, bbc news. live now to our political
as i ve said, we re not treating it as a terrorist incident, but other than that, i can t comment any further. can you tell us about the next stages of the investigation? but what is your priority? well, our priority will be to identify all witnesses. to get their account of what happened. to view the cctv. obviously, there s a person in custody that will have to be interviewed, and from that stage onwards, we ll have to review the evidence and make a decision about what actually happened. but it s very early on and too early to say. it looked like an end of term gathering. i think we ll leave it there. i think we ve taken enough questions, but i think that s just the severity of the other injuries. are we likely to have more damages? all i can say at this stage is that there were a number of people being treated in hospital. thank you very much for your time. live now to our reporter,