Trialled, in an effort to help Spot Concussion and make sports safer. Officials in the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol say more civilians have been brought out by bus, but hundreds are still trapped in a steelworks. Around 100 people are expected to arrive in the nearby city Of Zaporizhzhia later, after an evacuation from the azovstal plant, which is the last ukrainian stronghold in mariupol. The Un Refugee Agency says more than 5. 5 Million People have now fled ukraine. Tim muffett has the latest developments. Humanitarian latest developments. Workers in this country are humanitarian workers in this country are preparing to welcome around 100 people who were allowed to leave the besieged steelworks of azovstal in the eastern city of mariupol. The as of still Industrial Complex is still being defended by Ukrainian Forces there, fighting against the russian siege which has been going on for weeks now. They were rescued in Operation Led by the United Nations and red cross. Ukraines military says Russian Forces have resumed their bombardment of the steelworks shortly after the evacuees left the plant. After a two day ceasefire, that bombardment resumed. Civilians are expected to arrive in the relative safety of the ukrainian city Of Zaporizhzhia. President zelensky hopes more evacuations will be continue in the coming hours. The Ukrainian Government believes around 1000 civilians may still be trapped in that steelworks although no one knows for sure how many are there and they are also several hundred wounded fighters who need to be extricated and given urgent treatment. The work continues in the rest of the country, even russia says it aired defences have destroyed two ukrainian fighterjets in the east while the Ukrainian Military has claimed a drone has destroyed two russian patrol boats in the black sea. Daylight at last, after weeks in a maze of underground tunnels. Its thought around 1,000 civilians have been hiding beneath the azovstal steel plant in mariupol, sheltering from russian bombardment. Supplies had been cut off. Conditions were desperate. Yesterday, around 100 were evacuated. This child is six months old. Hes spent nearly half of his life underground. Translation i cant believe it. Two months of darkness. When we were in the bus, i told my husband we wont have to go to the toilet with a torch and use a bag as a loo. The operation involved the un and the red cross. It� s thought evacuees have been taken to both russian and ukrainian controlled areas. Translation ukrainians, our defenders, today we finally managed to start the evacuation of people from azovstal. After many weeks of negotiation, after many attempts, different meetings, people, calls, countries, proposals, finally. Earlier, president zelensky met nancy pelosi, the speaker of the us house of representatives. As well as moral support, america is providing 33 billion worth of economic, humanitarian and military assistance. Do not be bullied by bullies. If theyre making threats, you cannot back down. I thats my view of it. Were there for the fight. No one expects that fight to end soon. The training of ukrainian troops continues. Some have been getting to grips with new weapons, like these short range anti tank missiles. For others, after two months on the front line, its time for a short rest. These troops are from the 81st brigade. Translation this is a good | opportunity for the boys to rest and to return to the fight with new energy, to recover physically, morally and psychologically. Meanwhile, in venice, the ukrainian Symphony Orchestra has been performing at a concert for peace. The repertoire featured a mix of music by italian and ukrainian composers. International harmony, in stark contrast to life in ukraine. Tim muffett, bbc news. 0n the as of still steelworks we have been talking to the Director General of the steelworks who is here in kyiv and he was telling us what a fortress it was built as by the soviets. It was originally built in 1930s and after the Second World War and again in the Second World War and again in the 1970s, the soviets turned it into a fortress, in the 1970s Something Like 30 bunker Bomb Shelters were built underground, five of them were nuclear Bomb Shelters. Able to withstand a direct nuclear strike, said the soviets. It gives you an idea of what a fortress that steel plant is and has been and why those ukrainian fighters have taken refuge there with civilians, also a huge network of tunnels, eight metres underground, secret tunnels which means that the russians we dont know where those fighters have been. There are about 2000 fighters, several hundred wounded fighters and several hundred wounded fighters and several hundred wounded civilians still waiting to be evacuated from there. Lets talk now to the Communication Manager for the Non Governmental Organisation here in ukraine, Media Initiative on human rights, which responds to human rights, which responds to human rights, which responds to human right violations. Shejoins us from lviv. What is your understanding of what is the situation in mariupol . Hi. Understanding of what is the situation in mariupol . Hi, the situation in mariupol . Hi, the situation in situation in mariupol . Hi, the situation in Mariupol Situation in mariupol . Hi, the situation in mariupol is situation in mariupol . 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Yes, we know that in mariupol, a lot of people dont they . Yes, we know that in mariupol, a lot of people but mariupol, a lot of people but actually we dont have the mechanism to evacuate people and we know that a lot of people want to save their lives and in this is one way to save their lives because i have spoken to one woman who evacuate its her other than and she said Russian Troops did not allow herfamily than and she said Russian Troops did not allow her family to evacuate to zaporizhzhia, so she decided to go to russia so she did not want to have some financial help from russia so she decided to go to estonia and now she is safe, but its a really long way it is away with 2000 kilometres. Long way it is away with 2000 kilometres. , ~ ,. ,. Kilometres. Thank you very much indeed. Russia kilometres. Thank you very much indeed. Russia says kilometres. Thank you very much indeed. Russia says one kilometres. Thank you very much indeed. Russia says one of kilometres. Thank you very much indeed. Russia says one of its indeed. Russia says one of its rockets has hit a strategically important bridge across an estuary in the region of 0desa, south west ukraine. The bridge which has already been hit twice before by Russian Forces provides the only road and rail link on ukrainian territory to our large southern section of the 0desa region. The European Union is considering whether or not to impose a ban on russian oil imports as part of further sanctions against the kremlin. Eu Energy Ministers are holding emergency talks to consider how to respond to president putins demand that European Countries pay for gas supplies in russian currency, the rouble, hungary has restated its opposition to any embargo but germany has signalled greater readiness towards winding down imports. That is a round up of the latest developments here and ukraine. Plenty more throughout the day. You are watching bbc news. The headlines on bbc news. Ukraine says another round of evacuation is needed to get hundreds of civilians out of a steel plant in mariupol, where ukrainian fighters are Still Holding out against the russian siege. A record 2. 7 Million People have been referred for Cancer Checks by nhs england in the last year. It follows a dramatic fall in numbers during the pandemic. More than 100 migrants have been brought to shore by the border force and the rnli, so far today, following reports that more than 250 migrants on 7 boats were picked up yesterday. Sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, heres gavin. Four time olympic champion mo farah has been beaten on his return to racing for the First Time Since failing to qualify for the olympics last year. This morning he was beaten on his return to competition for the First Time Since failing to qualify for the 0lympics last year. Club runner ellis cross who represents aldershot set a personal best as he beat the course record holder, and won this years vitality london 10,000m. Farah, a seven time winner of the event, said before the race if he didnt feel he could compete at the highest level anymore, then itd be time to stop and retire from the sport. Ellis did really well to beat me and to win here, but at the same time, you have got to see where you are and at the minute, i dont even know, this is it, thats where i am now. Is it where you are in your career taking it race by race . For sure you have got to take it race by race and let the body see what it can do. As you said, i aint young any more, am i . I have beaten somebody whos like an idol. I have beaten somebody whos like an idol he i have beaten somebody whos like an idol he is i have beaten somebody whos like an idol. He is known around the world for his idol. He is known around the world for his abilities and i have beaten him over for his abilities and i have beaten him over his prime distance. It is one of him over his prime distance. It is one of those him over his prime distance. It is one of those everyone is cheering more one of those everyone is cheering more far one of those everyone is cheering more far because they know who he is. More far because they know who he is nobody more far because they know who he is. Nobody knows who i am, the crowds is. Nobody knows who i am, the crowds are is. Nobody knows who i am, the crowds are cheering, so yes i did not quite crowds are cheering, so yes i did not quite follow the script today, but to not quite follow the script today, but to pull it off and win it, delighted, yes. Winner of the womens race Eilish Mccolgan missed out on breaking Paula Radcliffes 19 year old british record by just two seconds, but she did beat her mum lizs scottish record. Danny sidbury and sam kinghorn won the wheelchair races. I saw the clock and i was like i am not going to make it so yes, i am happy with today, i finished really strongly, it has given me a lot of confidence, as i said. I came into it not sure, it has been a challenging couple of months coming back from covid and then we had really tough weather in error last training camp, so it was difficult to know where the fitness was at but i have been working so hard and i feel like it has been coming back there and at the right time. Manchester city goalkeeper Karen Bardsley has announced shes retiring from the game after an illustrious 20 year career for both club and country. The 37 year old won eight major trophies during her time with city and played 81 times for england. She also represented Great Britain at the 2012 olympics. Bardsley will be honoured at wednesday s Womens Super League home game against birmingham city. Shes revealed that failing to fully recoverfrom a hamstring injury picked upduring the 2019 world cup has forced her to quit the game. It certainly wasnt easy. If i think about maybe having this conversation two years ago, i would not be able to get a word out, i would be bawling. So, yeah, it is disappointing when you know that you have still got an element of capability in you, but when your body does not match what your mind wants to do, it is a uniquely frustrating experience. Everton revived their hopes of premier League Survival with a vital win over chelsea yesterday, but the major Talking Point came after what proved to be richarlison� s match winner at goodison park. Moments after scoring, the brazilian forward celebrated and threw a Gas Cannister Back in the direction of the crowd. The club said he was aiming for a gap in the corner of the stadium. The fa will investigate. Emotions clearly running high, his goal, here it is, securing a 1 0 win over chelsea that keeps alive their hopes of maintaining their 68 year stay in the top flight. Another major Talking Point was the performance Ofjordan Pickford in the everton goal several saves from the england goalkeeper kept his side very much in the match. Mark cavendish will compete at the the giro ditalia for the First Time Since 2013. Hes been named in the quick Step Alpha Vinyl Team for the event which begins on friday. 00v back in late 2020 he was considering retirement after injury, illness and depression hampered his form. Cavendish, who turns 37 this month, made a stunning return to the podium with four stage wins at last years tour de france, but he was only included after a team mate withdrew. Hes won 15 stages during his five previous appearances at the giro. And to tennis, andy murray says hes not supportive of players from russia and belarus being banned from wimbledon. 0rganisers ruled last week that players from the two countries cant play at this years grand slam due to russias invasion of ukraine. Murray said theres no right answer on the issue and says he feels really bad for the players who arent allowed to play. Murray isnt alone in criticising the decision, with world number one Novak Djokovic calling the ban crazy. While russian world number eight Andrey Rublev said it was complete discrimination and illogical. A quick reminder, in less than hour ronnie 0sullivan will resume his bid for a seventh and record equalling World Snooker championship. Can the rocket deliver Againstjudd Trump . Its over on bbc two. A record 2. 7 Million People have been referred for Cancer Checks by nhs england in the last year, following a dramatic fall in numbers during the pandemic. At least 30,000 people are still waiting to start their treatment. Charities have welcomed the increase in referrals, but warned of the devastating impact that the Covid Backlog has had on cancer care. The challenge we have in this country is that we dont Diagnose Cancers soon enough. Part of the reason for that is that we dont have enough specialists working in the nhs to meet the demand for treatment, so whilst it is fantastic news that more and more people are coming into the system because of these efforts, the challenges we do not have enough staff, and we dont have enough kit within the nhs to ensure that those diagnoses and treatment will happen in a timely way. The big, big ask of the government, Cancer Research uk and other charities have been campaigning for this, is for investment in the nhs workforce. It is something that has been put off on a number of occasions, and this crisis has illustrated how important it is to have a fully resourced, fully backed up cancer workforce. The government recently consulted on a ten year cancer plan, which they are due to publish this summer, and it is absolutely vital that the plan is fully costed long term and provides the resource that we know we need to turn Cancer Survival around in this country. Professor martin marshall, chair of the royal collge of gps, told us how Staff Shortages are affecting patients access to services. First of all, access to diagnostic services, lucy problems with perhaps a prolonged course or blood in their by the end of the year, october or november 2020, the numbers were back to pre pandemic levels in terms of presenting. Now the numbers are well above pre pandemic levels. But still there is a significant wariness about peoples access to the nhs in general. We know Cancer Outcomes in the uk are lower than in other comparable European Countries and a lot of that is about early diagnosis and we need to have highly Accessible Service so we know people feel comfortable and confident accessing and at the moment because of pressures in the nhs particularly a shortage of staff, gps and pathologists and cancer specialists, that we still have a significant problem in the nhs. Border force officers have intercepted several groups of migrants in the english channel, in what is believed to be the first crossings in 11 days. 254 people made the crossing yesterday and more than 100 today. The Ministry Of Defence says, it is addressing the issue by cracking down on People Smugglers. Earlier, we spoke to our correspondent, simon jones, from dover. The crossings are continuing once again today. If you take a lookjust down there, this is the latest group of people to arrive. They have been brought in on a border force rib. This is actually the fourth group of people who have arrived in dover. I am going to talk you through a fifth group because if you look slightly beyond, over there, we have got another rib coming in with more people on board. So you can see a sense of the numbers we are talking about today. These are the smaller ribs, so containing mary four, five, ten people on board those but we have had much bigger vessels into day, so the numbers who made the crossing are rising. 254 people came over yesterday on seven boats according to the Ministry Of Defence and those were the first crossings we had seen for 11 days. There had been some speculation this might be down to the government plan to send some Asylum Seekers to rwanda. Maybe that was acting as a deterrent, but i think really the majorfactor in all this has been the weather. Because today, it is very calm, there have been crossings. Yesterday was very calm, there have been crossings. The previous ten or 11 days, it had actually been fairly rough, pretty windy in the channel and so we did not see any crossing. This is very much a weather dependent thing. People arriving at the moment you can see down there on that rib, they will eventually be walked up the gangplank which is just behind on that walkway there, they will then be put straight onto coaches and taken to a Processing Centre not farfrom here in kent, where their initial processing will begin. The vast majority will end up claiming asylum in the uk. In terms of the people we have seen today, we have seen a few women, there was a woman carrying a child, but the vast majority of people who have arrived today have been young men. The government says it is determined to crack down on the People Smugglers who are organising these types of crossings. It thinks the plan to send people to rwanda may act as a deterrent, also the Ministry Of Defence have taken Operational Command in the channel to try to better coordinate the response of the home office, the coast guard, the border force, the lifeboats who are all involved in these operations. If we just looked down there again, i will show you the latest couple of ribs coming in with people on Board Herejust waiting to begin the process of having their details checked here in dover. Ultimately, it shows once again that this is an issue very much dependent on the weather and people arriving as soon as that weather is calm. The First International tourists have arrived in new zealand after authorities removed coronavirus restrictions. The country closed its borders for more than 2 years, but now people from more than 60 countries, including britain, are able to visit. The bbc� s Simon Atkinson reports. A cuddle thats been a long time coming. Its the biggest day yet in new zealand reopening to the world. But for these passengers, its so much more. I originally applied for a Working Holiday Visa in february of 2020, and im finally here. Amazing. The older you get, the more family becomes important. And im getting old, and familys becoming very, very important, so tremendous. This is three generations here. We missed his brothers wedding, as well, because of covid, because we couldnt. We couldnt come, l so werejust like. Voice breaking it was very hard, so its very good to be back. Im sorry. From today, vaccinated travellers from more than 60 countries are allowed into new zealand without quarantine, after one of the worlds longest and toughest border restrictions. But theyre arriving in a nation still adjusting to the idea of living with the virus. For most of the pandemic, covid 19 cases have stayed very low here. A policy of putting people ahead of the economy has saved thousands of lives, and proved popular among new zealanders. But for some, patience began to wear thin with the governments strict approach a feeling that, as the world was opening up, they were being left behind. Alarm. Violent protests in wellington back in march shocked the country. Police clashing with a vocal minority, angry over restrictions and about losing jobs if they didnt getjabs. With more than 95 of adults double vaccinated, most rules have now been stripped away. But people are still nervous. Recently, new zealands seen one of the worlds highest covid transmission rates, and more than 700 people have now died with the virus here. Border closures have given the economy a rough ride, too. Before the pandemic, International Tourism made up 20 of the countrys income. Recovery will be slow. Locking out backpackers and workers from some Pacific Islands has meant Chronic Labour shortages. Itll be later in the year until new zealand welcomes travellers from other parts of the globe, including india and china. But for those who can arrive, this is a happy day. Simon atkinson, bbc news, auckland. Free range eggs will be back on supermarket shelves, as measures which were introduced to curb bird flu cases, are being dropped from today. Farmers and Egg Producers have been forced to keep chickens inside since november, because of the worst outbreak of avian flu the uk has ever seen. Three new photographs of Princess Charlotte have been released to mark her 7th birthday. The pictures were taken in norfolk, this weekend by the duchess of cambridge. They show charlotte, who is the second eldest of william and catherines three children, sitting among bluebells and hugging her pet cocker spaniel. New york is gearing up for its annual night of celebrity, showbiz and fashion, with the met gala returning to fifth avenue. This year the theme of the ball, led by vogue veteran, anna wintour, is in america an anthology of fashion and the dress code is gilded glamour and white tie. Previous years have seen flamboyant outfits from stars including kim kardashian, megan fox, lil nas, harry styles, and billie eilish. And a quick reminder, well be taking your questions on menopause, for your questions answered live tomorrow at 11. 30, where well have expert guests to answer the questions you send in, whether thats to understand what menopause is or the symptoms to look out for. You can get in touch on twitter using the hashtag bbc your questions . Or you can email us on. Yourquestions bbc. Co. Uk now its time for a look at the weather with carol. Hello again. Over the next few days, for many of us, we are looking at quite a bit of cloud at times, some showers, but equally therell be some sunny spells as well. Todays no exception. Weve got a weak Weather Front crossing scotland, Northern Ireland and northern england, producing some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially Southern Scotland and northeast england as we go through the afternoon. But we will see some holes in that cloud develop and a little bit of sunshine coming through with temperatures 7 17 degrees. Through this evening and overnight, our Weather Front continues south, taking its patchy rain with it. There will be a lot of cloud around. Some breaks across northeast scotland here, temperatures could fall away to about one or two degrees. But for most, were going to be frost free tonight. But it leads us into tomorrow and another cloudy start, with the showers continuing to push steadily southwards, brighter breaks coming in across some Western Areas could also spark off some heavy showers through the day, and a new Weather Front will bring some rain in across western scotland and Northern Ireland later. Now on bbc news, the experience of losing a pregnancy can be life changing, yet there is still so much we dont know about why it happens. The bbc� s Tulip Mazumdar has gone on a search for answers. A warning this programme contains details some viewers may find upsetting. You never think it will happen to you. One day, your baby is there. You heard its fierce heartbeat. The next, the life inside of them, their life inside of you, is gone. Its estimated that around one in five pregnancies end in miscarriage, but the numbers are vague, as most countries dont actually count these losses. Ive had one healthy pregnancy, my Beautiful Boy rion, and four that ended in loss. Two were early miscarriages and two happened much later into my pregnancies, where i gave birth to my tiny babies, rivah and rae