hello, welcome if you havejust joined us. hello, welcome if you havejustjoined us. there s no sign yet that fighting has stopped in the beseiged ukrainian city of mariupol despite russia s ultimatum that remaining ukrainian forces there surrender or be killed. ukraine s deputy prime minister has demanded that russian forces open humanitarian corridors from mariupol today to allow citizens and wounded ukrainian troops to be brought out. let me bring you some breaking news. we have just gotten let me bring you some breaking news. we havejust gotten in let me bring you some breaking news. we have just gotten in the last couple of minutes and that is that schelling has killed five people and injured 13 in kharkiv s city centre. local health officials have been cited. the public broadcaster, the bbc equivalent if you like are saying these casualties and fatalities have taken place in kharkiv. we are going to go live to keep. where our correspondent anna foster is. this is all th
condemns uk government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda. and the death toll rises in south africa following heavy flooding with a warning more rain may be on the way. if you have just joined if you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. if you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. there s no sign yet that fighting has stopped in the beseiged ukrainian city of mariupol despite russia s ultimatum that remaining ukrainian forces there surrender or be killed. ukraine s deputy prime minister has demanded that russian forces open humanitarian corridors from mariupol today to allow citizens and wounded ukrainian troops to be brought out. and in the last hour, there have been reports that a series of strikes in the northern city of kharkiv has killed at least five people and injured 13 more. i ve been getting the latest from anna foster, in ukraine s capital, kyiv. kharkiv has been the scene of fierce fighting for weeks. i have spoken to families who have managed to fl
and the death toll rises in south africa following heavy flooding with a warning of more rain on the way. there s no sign yet that fighting has stopped in the beseiged ukrainian city of mariupol despite russia s ultimatum that remaining ukrainian forces there surrender or be killed. ukraine s deputy prime minister has demanded that russian forces open humanitarian corridors from mariupol today to allow citizens and wounded ukrainian troops to be brought out. and in this afternoon, there have been reports that a series of strikes in the northern city of kharkiv has killed at least five people and injured 13 more. this report from anna foster, in ukraine s capital, kyiv. ukrainian soldiers have fought for mariupol for weeks. this morning, russia gave them just hours to surrender. it said local fighters could choose to admit defeat and leave the city alive, but there is no sign yet the defending forces did that. translation: | want| to be heard right now. there has not bee
support but what do voters think? it s just made me so angry. it s like one rule for them and one for us. there s no point resigning, just pay the fine and get on with it, and obviously don t do it again. ukraine and russia continue to build up their forces in the east ahead of a major escalation of the war here. we re with ukrainian troops as they prepare for a fresh russian onslaught. and ordinary lives transformed by an extraordinary war. we follow the fortunes of one suburban ukrainian family. good evening from downing street, where the two most senior members of the government the prime minister and the chancellor have been fined by the metropolitan police for breaching lockdown rules. as you can probably hear, there was a protest going on. it makes borisjohnson the first ever sitting prime minister to have broken the law. this evening, mrjohnson apologised for his behaviour and confirmed that he had paid the fine, which was for attending an event in celebration
who had lined up to see them. this is the king s most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. he wasn t expected to mingle but he did, greeting well wishers and thanking them for waiting out in the cold. the prince and princess of wales did not attend, as catherine is receiving cancer treatment. the king has continued some work since his diagnosis, but all engagements so far have taken place in private. so this attendance at the easter morning church service at st george s chapel will be seen as an encouraging sign about his health. our correspondent sarah campbell is at windsor castle and said nobody was expecting the king to mingle. king charles, in his first significant appearance since his cancer diagnosis, and as you saw there, taking the opportunity for a walkabout. shaking hands with many members of the public, who had been queueing up here since early morning. i spoke to quite a lot of them, i don t think any of them expected that. so, again,