efforts and that might include armoured vehicles. efforts and that might include armoured vehicles. the home office says nearly 41,000 uk visas for ukrainians have now been issued, and a total of 12,000 refugees have arrived in the country. the home secretary has now apologised for delays, affecting thousands of people. our home editor, mark easton, has been talking to her and those families hoping to help those arriving in the uk. the welcome flags are out in north devon, in private gardens, public buildings, the blue anjali of ukraine illustrating a deep desire here to help those fleeing a war more than 1500 miles away. chris is a local apple farmer and cider producers who got in touch with the ukrainian consulate to say he wanted to welcome a family of refugees. he was put in touch with eleanor, her elderly parents and nine year old
myrie there. here in the uk, the home secretary, priti patel, has apologised for the visa delays which have prevented thousands of ukrainians fleeing the violence from entering the country. new figures show that a1,000 visas for ukrainians have now been issued, and a total of 12,000 refugees have arrived in the country that s in stark contrast to the hundreds of thousands who ve been accepted in some european nations. our home editor mark easton has more. the welcome flags are out in north devon, in private gardens, and public buildings. the blue and yellow of ukraine illustrating a deep desire here to help those fleeing a war more than 1,500 miles away. chris tattersall is a local apple farmer and cider producer got farmer and cider producer who got in touch with the ukrainian consulate to say he wanted to welcome a family of refugees. he was put in touch with eleanor, her elderly parents and nine year old son five weeks ago. they are still surviving on hand outs in poland. right, s
we will speak to yvette cooper from labour in a moment. but first our home editor, mark easton, has been talking to her and those families hoping to help those arriving in the uk. the welcome flags are out in north devon, in private gardens, public buildings, the blue anjali of ukraine illustrating a deep desire here to help those fleeing a war more than 1500 miles away. chris is a local apple farmer and cider producer who got in touch with the ukrainian consulate to say he wanted to welcome a family of refugees. he was put in touch with eleanor, her elderly parents and nine year old son five weeks ago, they are surviving on hand outs in poland. this is the room they will be staying, i think it will be perfect. devon generosity is being thwarted by whitehall bureaucracy. it has taken chris weeks to navigate the forms and documents required
look at some military parade footage and some as recent as last year, and this particular missile has been part of the parades and we will have to wait and see what the result is a any kind of independent turner but for the time being, it has a firm denialfrom the kremlin. it is a firm denial. the home office says nearly 41,000 uk visas for ukrainians have now been issued, and a total of 12 thousand refugees have arrived in the country. the home secretary has now apologised for delays, affecting thousands of people. our home editor, mark easton, has been talking to her and those families hoping to help those arriving in the uk. the welcome flags are out in north devon. in private gardens, public buildings, the blue and yellow of ukraine illustrating a deep desire here to help those fleeing a war more than 1,500 miles away.
here in the uk, the home secretary priti patel has apologised for the visa delays which have prevented thousands of ukrainians fleeing the violence from entering the country. new figures show that 41,000 visas for ukrainians have now been issued, and a total of 12 thousand refugees have arrived in the country that s in stark contrast to the hundreds of thousands who ve been accepted in some european nations. our home editor mark easton has more. the welcome flags are out in north devon, in private gardens, and public buildings. the blue and yellow of ukraine illustrating a deep desire here to help those fleeing a war more than 1,500 miles away. chris tattersall is a local apple farmer and cider producer who got in touch with the ukrainian consulate to say he wanted to welcome a family of refugees. he was put in touch with eleanor, her elderly parents and nine year old son five weeks ago. they are still surviving on hand outs in poland.