pretty much two thirds of them. and that is in a matter of six weeks. i was saying to the security council that in my 31 years as a humanitarian, don t recall a situation that went so bad so fast and needs being so high, so fast. joining us now isjoe english from unicef. he s in new york. thank you very much for being with us. you are just back from ukraine. what were some of the things you saw on the ground? thank you so much for having me. as you were saying, and as manuel said, the scale of this is just manuel said, the scale of this isjust staggering, more manuel said, the scale of this is just staggering, more than two thirds of ukraine s children forced from their homes. one was a force from their homes, many of these kids will not have homes to go back to. we have all seen the scale of devastation in places like mariupol and karki. this situation can we talk about those who fled their homes as
in the uk, the government has launched its homes for ukraine scheme to match would be hosts with refugees forced to flee the fighting. katherine da costa has been to meet the residents of one small village in 0xfordshire who have answered the call. the picturesque village of north moreton, home to just 350 residents nestled in the south 0xfordshire countryside. it s a small community with a big heart, eager to welcome in up to 60 ukrainian refugees. we ve got space at home and why wouldn t we therefore open up our home to these people who are fleeing what s going on? so how much space, how many people do you think you can take? we have the top floor of our house, a couple of bedrooms, sitting room, bathroom, so we would be happy taking a family. i think it s our kind of moral duty to help. we ve got space. it s self contained. it s got, i think, what a family might need and it s not used on a day to day basis, so i think it s the only right thing to do. others in the village are keen t
he was good, she was crying. but she thinks that they will never see each other again. i will be happy when i return to ukraine. i will be happy. as the sun sets behind the granite mountains, anotherferry embarks from the romanian shore to bring more ukrainians across. nick thorpe, bbc news. the united nations says a child refugee is created every second. let s go to lviv again. with me lviv again. now isjoe english from unicef. it must be surreal for you to see children playing on the swings like