this is bbc news these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. as thousands scramble to safety after a temporary ceasefire, russia says there ll be a pause in its bombardment of kyiv and four other cities so that civilians can leave. it was so terrible and my parents. i left my parents in sumy. i hope i will see them another time. but, in the last few hours, air raid sirens have been sounding in and around kyiv, with unconfirmed reports of explosions. the us rejects an offer by poland to send all of its russian made mig 29 fighter jets to ukraine, via us bases, saying it would raise serious concerns for nato.
we have a lack of food, we have a lack of hygiene. everything. everything in the country is under strain. as russia s invasion continues, it s hard enough for a single family to get their kids out of the country. but the task of helping tens of thousands of vulnerable children find safety is almost an impossible one. and thousands of them are taking shelter. we have 20 children, of which six. all their gardens can do is appeal for help. we really need your help to get to poland. one of the trains arrives in warsaw. with only about two dozen
of food, hot meals, hot drinks, it is really cold, the food is simple, meat, sausage, chicken and rice. people have travelled from across europe to help, volunteers are here to help people to take them to other parts of europe, people holding signs for northern poland offering to take them there. yesterday there were people hear from the to take them there. yesterday there were people hearfrom the uk who flew in on monday night, they were holding signs saying they would take people. they said they could not pronounce the names of the places but they just wanted to help. pronounce the names of the places but theyjust wanted to help. plenty of people from across europe want to help this refugees, poland has opened its doors, the small town is not accustomed to this level of people passing through and when they move on to where ever they do, some
started? ~ ., , ., started? well, it all started when i started? well, it all started when i started seeing started? well, it all started when i started seeing pictures started? well, it all started when i started seeing pictures of - started? well, it all started when i started seeing pictures of the i started? well, it all started when i started seeing pictures of the war, i started seeing pictures of the war, people suffering, people on the streets. without knowing where to 90. streets. without knowing where to go, with no spoon, in total despair. so i took a flight to poland the next day and then i rented a car and now i drive to ukraine, and now i am here helping people to cross the border to poland. here helping people to cross the border to poland. were you already in contact with border to poland. were you already in contact with your border to poland. were you already in contact with your fellow - in contact with your fellow brazilians who are part of this group with
some stranger helped him as well. this war, like that war, is hell. but now, as then, in hell s embers, everywhere you look there is light. the best and worst of us. the uncomfortable thing, when you really sit and think about it, is that one has to flow from the other. humanity in all its shades. lewis goodall. as well as the big organisations helping people get out of ukraine, helping refugees, there are many smaller organisations, families as you saw there. rodolfo caires is a brazilian living in dublin who has set up an aid group called frente brazuca , or brazilian front with other brazilians across europe to help people out of ukraine into poland and other neighbouring countries. it isa it is a pretty remarkable thing that you are doing. how did you get