some of the heaviest fighting was happening, and being here for the first time really makes you think of the unimaginable things which occurred. the route to recovery is going to be long and difficult, but it s a path people here are determined to take. translation: it s difficult, - of course, but we keep on living. our house is destroyed not completely, so we have a place to stay, but it s damaged. we ll see how it goes. it s hard now, but we carry on. and so does this war. the threat of further attacks hasn t gone away. james waterhouse, bbc news, in makariv. the detained premier of the british virgin islands andrew foye has been removed from his post. his deputy, natalio wheatley, has been sworn in as head of government. the move came shortly after the national assembly of the british 0verseas territory passed a no confidence vote in mr foye, who was arrested in florida last week and accused of drug smuggling.
not safe. it s vital that people have a very good knowledge of what they are giving and operating in a notjust going in because they want to help and don t have the training. really good to have your expertise, thank you very much for your time tonight from the nonprofit organisation the presidium network. and explaining that the two men who are missing, the two britons were working independently and clearly as she realised there contact with his organisation very much but working independently there on the ground in ukraine. and as when we get more information about that situation, we will bring that to you. the premier of the british virgin islands has been arrested in florida on drug trafficking and money laundering charges. andrew foye was detained by us agents posing as cocaine traffickers. here s our diplomatic correspondent james landale. good day to my people of the british