Reports from an institution in the relative safety of south west ukraine, where disabled children from the east have been left by their carers who then fled to neighbouring countries. just to warn you, you may find his report distressing. here s the sound of the war you haven t heard yet. anna s teeth grinding anxiety hints at the hidden trauma of ukraine s disabled children. the conflict s most vulnerable and least visible victims. there are nervous, disorientated, and distressed. they re not treated as human beings. they re only kept alive here. and they ve been dumped in a place that can barely cope. are you certain you can give these children the care they need? yeah. the director couldn t believe how their carers fled and left the children behind.
Putin as he intensifies his military offensive in ukraine. new measures will include. new measures will include a ban on russia accessing uk accountancy, management consultancy, and pr services. lets head to kyiv and ben brown. hello from the capital of kyiv and the latest reports we are getting from the southern city of mary apple is that russian forces are trying to storm the steelworks where ukrainian fighters making a pretty desperate last stand. there have been bombarded in that steelworks for weeks and weeks but according to the mayor of mariupol, he created innovations have lost all contact with those remaining 2000 troops they have got in that steelworks and they have got in that steelworks and the mayor says that the russians are trying an assault on that steelworks. they are using artillery
Country because tomorrow at midday, the bank of england s monetary policy committee is due to announce whether or not it will alter uk interest rates. that position will come at mid day, you ll find it here on bbc news. the european union has announced plans for a total ban on oil imports from russia by the end of the year. around three and a half million barrels of russian oil are imported into the eu every day in return, russia is being paid up to half a billion dollars a day for it. the proposed ban on russian oil is one of a number of tough new measures being put forward by the european commission to intensify the pressure on russia. in ukraine, russian strikes have hit three power stations in the western city of lviv. in the besieged port city of mariupol, the mayor says he has lost contact with the last remaining forces resisting russian troops at the steelworks, as heavy fighting continues there. our eastern europe correspondent
Who presumably this is regarded as. we have only been reporting, the bbc, in recent months of the terrible situation in myanmar, the suggestion that the military is committing crimes that would be regarded as war crimes? t committing crimes that would be regarded as war crimes? i agree. let me ust regarded as war crimes? i agree. let me just take regarded as war crimes? i agree. let me just take that regarded as war crimes? i agree. let me just take that in regarded as war crimes? i agree. let me just take that in two regarded as war crimes? i agree. let me just take that in two points. - regarded as war crimes? i agree. let me just take that in two points. the | me just take that in two points. the first is, in ukraine and with the russian problem there, the way the russian problem there, the way the russian military is behaving, i think it is too late to change their structure and it is too late to train them, which leaves only consequences, and we need to support as the int
It s been ten weeks of war and russia is still attacking ukraine from east to west. this was a power station in lviv after a missile strike. moscow is boasting of its success, filming as it fires on its neighbour. it says it is targeting supply routes for weapons from the us and europe, but it s hitting far more than that. so the european commission wants to ramp up the pressure on moscow. is proposing that eu countries and russian oil imports, though not gas. the commissioner said vladimir putin should pay a high price for his brutal aggression. should pay a high price for his brutal aggression. today, we are addressing brutal aggression. today, we are addressing our brutal aggression. today, we are addressing our dependency - brutal aggression. today, we are addressing our dependency on i brutal aggression. today, we are - addressing our dependency on russian oiland, let s addressing our dependency on russian oil and, let s be clear, it will not be easy because some member state