we can't go inside. and to make sure that the media that is gathered here doesn't try to get inside, the place is pretty much under lockdown. lots of police here all along the perimeter fence and inside the cemetery. so the ceremony itself was low—key, the security certainly isn't. and you can understand why, because the mutiny that mr prigozhin organised was seen by the kremlin as treachery as far as the russian authorities are concerned, the lesser tension, the better. steve rosenberg reporting from st petersburg. meanwhile in ukraine, estimates by us officials suggest a sharp rise in the number of kyiv�*s troops being killed and injured. buried in st petersburg. our correspondent quentin sommerville has been to the front line in the east of the country, where the grim task of counting the dead has become a daily reality. his report contains some distressing images. singing.