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of ukraine as nazi , despite its president being jewish. also on the programme, at least 350 people crossing the channel on boats have been intercepted in the past two days, after 11 days without any crossings. we ll look at the reasons why. in the us state of alabama, police have issued arrest warrants for an escaped inmate who is facing murder charges and for a guard who may have helped him. we have had a warrant issued for director vicki white. - the charges are permitting or facilitating an escape i in the first degree. let s start in ukraine. a further operation to evacuate civilians from mariupol has been delayed. buses were due to leave this morning, but ukraine accuses russia of blocking humanitarian corridors. russia hasn t commented, and the focus of the attempted evacuation is a steel mill. this is the city s deputy mayor. there are hundreds of civilians who look for safe place in bomb shelter. among them a lot of children, and they are always waiting. i thi ....
tonight with the context, the former labour adviser, comedian and journalist ayesha hazarika, and the republican political analyst and former spokesperson for the republican national committee, doug heye. hello, and a warm welcome to the programme. whatever vladimir putin has planned for the annual victory day parade in moscow next week, it s not going to be the national celebration he might have envisaged back in february. but the belief is president putin will try to claim some phyrric victory in the donbas region, which could mean the russians unleash something altogether more brutal in the coming week. nonetheless, the ukrainians continue to put up some dogged resistance, and have some remarkable success in recent days picking off the russians with kit that s been supplied by the west. in the last 2a hour the ukrainian military released this footage, which appears to show a drone taking out two russian patrol boats in the black sea off the port of odesa. they re als ....
welcome to the show, everyone. it s 1 it s 10:00 a.m. in lviv. there is hope for evacuations from the besieged city of mariupol could resume soon. according to local officials, a convoy overseen by the u.n. and the red cross will leave this morning. 100 people were evacuated from the cities as is still planned. it is believed hundreds more are still trapped inside the sprawling industrial complex. many have been stranded there for weeks now under russian attacks. they decimated the city. food and water supplies have been running dangerously low, but despite those dire conditions, evacuations had to be paused on sunday night and ukrainian soldiers said shelling resumed against the plant once again. for so many in mariupol the chance to escape came too far too late. 20,000 residents have been killed since the war began. it is a staggering number. but those burying the dead are seemingly endless as well as heartbreaking task as sarah sidner has this report. reporter: no ....
three donald trump allies. good afternoon. i m garrett haake in for hallie jackson. i m joined by matt bradley and courtney. and andrea mitchell is our chief foreign affairs correspondent. matt, i ll start with you. you ve been following the travels of these evacuees from mariupol. what can you tell us? reporter: we don t exactly know where they are. we know that some have left, and i ve been here at the parking lot that normally hosts people who come from all over the southeastern region from inside russian occupied territory. they didn t show up, at least not in the numbers that we were expecting today. and not the ones from the steel plant. the much-anticipated arrival of bus loads of civilians sheltered underground underneath that steel factory for months on end. they aren t there yet. instead, we saw quite a few others. we saw people from all over the region, two had come fleeing from russian occupied territory, placeskherson, outside of mariupol. and all of thes ....
going to defend it, i m also not going to defend it, i m also not going to defend what i did. what i did was absolutely totally wrong. sir lindsey hoyle, calls for radical action to overhaul working practices in westminster. it s the first time a president is at this dinner in six years. the white house correspondents dinner returns to washington s political calendar hello and welcome to bbc news. the us speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, has visited the ukrainian capital kyiv on an unannounced trip in which she expressed support for president volodymyr zelensky. elsewhere, a small group of women and children have been allowed to leave the besieged steelworks in mariupol the final part of the city still held by ukrainian troops. both russia and ukraine are said to be respecting a local ceasefire and there are hopes more civilians can be freed. meanwhile, more airstrikes have hit homes in eastern ukraine, as tim muffett reports. this is a powerful signal of support ....