resettlement scheme, where they have the right to live and work in the country and many were housed in what was intended to be a temporary basis in hotels and that was paid for partly through government funding. vets that scheme is coming to an end and back in april they government wrote two people who were in that emergency accommodation telling them they had three months to leave. now that deadline is coming around and we are hearing from local authorities who have had the task of finding accommodation for these people, that many of them are ending up people, that many of them are ending up homeless because there simply isn t suitable permanent accommodation for them to move into. and so that is why we have this morning from the local government association that many people are at risk of homelessness will stop indeed many are finding themselves homeless because of the situation and they are warning that it is causing many people significant distress and destruction and the
if ukraine is going to attract the investment, it s going to need the investment it s going to need notjust from governments, notjust from internationalfinancial institutions, but from the private sector. the private sector, it has to build the best possible environment to attract that investment. well some of that extra funding could come from the european union. the european commission president, ursula von der leyen, has asked eu member states to provide 55 billion dollars to support ukraine over the next four years. she said that this reserve would allow brussels to calibrate its financial support depending on the situation on the ground. let s bring in amanda and peter. in many ways, this is a positive sign, looking at life after the war. , but perhaps some of it seems premature? i think it is a rather well timed. as you say, it looks beyond the immediate offensive towards the huge task of reconstructing ukraine, hopefully when some kind of peace is reached. i think, hop
started itsjourney to the sea bed. the sub itself is about seven metres or 23 feet long, and can carry about five people typically, crew and passengers. it s believed that the vessel has enough oxygen for four days. there s a major search and rescue operation under way to find the vessel pictured here before oxygen runs out. the titanic sank in 1912 and lies some 3,800 metres or 12,500 feet beneath the surface. five people were on board the mini sub. one of those is believed to be british businessman and explorer hamish harding, who wrote on facebook recently that he was due to join the latest expedition. moments ago, i spoke with our correspondent who gave us this update from boston. it is all being coordinated from here in boston. they are leading what has become an international search involving officials from the us and canada as well. because it is, of course, from newfoundland that the ship that transported this sub to the wreckage site of the titanic left from. a