pretty severe. the only other sort of place where organic phosphates would come from would be pesticides, and that seems unrealistic in this scenario. until we have detailed medical records, one has to assume they have been poisoned and possibly with a nerve agent. in kyiv, some normality ensues. some cafes have reopened, some pause in the fight. in the strategic port town of mariupol, near the border with the enemy, there is no such break. bombing has show no sign of letting up, it s a city in ruin. according to president zelensky, the scene of a war crime. along the black sea near the city of odesa in the south west and there are signs that local troops are overcoming their foe, as russian tanks lie in ruin. this has led to resistance
near the border with the enemy, there is no such break. bombing has show no sign of letting up, it s a city in ruin. according to president zelensky, the scene of a war crime. along the black sea near the city of odesa in the south west and there are signs that local troops are overcoming their foe, as russian tanks lie in ruin. this has led to resistance in nearby kherson, a city currently held by putin s forces. russia will unlikely back down before they have finished taking the east of ukraine. so a month into this conflict, there is hope that scepticism that this latest round of talks will lead to any resolution or respite in this war. tomos morgan, bbc news. our middle east correspondent tom bateman is istanbul, where the talks will take place.
been poisoned and possibly with a nerve agent. in kyiv, some normality ensues. some cafes have reopened, some pause in the fight. in the strategic port town of mariupol, near the border with the enemy, there is no such break. bombing has show no sign of letting up, it s a city in ruin. according to president zelensky, the scene of a war crime. along the black sea near the city of odesa in the south west and there are signs that local troops are overcoming their foe, as russian tanks lie in ruin. this has led to resistance in nearby kherson, a city currently held by putin s forces. russia will unlikely back down before they have finished taking the east of ukraine.
asi as i look at the screen i can see arrivals at westminster abbey, foreign secretary liz truss has gone in, we saw the labour leader keir starmer going in as well, as scotland s first minister nicola sturgeonen arriving in the last few minutes, and there you can see waiting to greet them, at the abbey an honour guard of young men and women from many of the organisations, the charity, the duke of edinburgh was involved with, so as we were ex pec plaining this very much a celebration of his life, a thanksgiving service, explaining. for all of those causes, that he was involved in, and promoted throughout his life. and promoted throughout his life. with me is marco lambertini, director of the wildlife charity, wwf international,
the only other sort of place where organic phosphates would come from would be pesticides, and that seems unrealistic in this scenario. until we have detailed medical records, one has to assume they have been poisoned and possibly with a nerve agent. in kyiv, some normality ensues. some cafes have reopened, some pause in the fight. in the strategic port town of mariupol, near the border with the enemy, there is no such break. bombing has show no sign of letting up, it s a city in ruin. according to president zelensky, the scene of a war crime. along the black sea near the city of odesa in the south west and there are signs that local troops are overcoming their foe, as russian tanks lie in ruin. this has led to resistance in nearby kherson, a city currently held