transferred lieutenant colonel daniel davis is a senior fellow at the foreign policy think tank defense priorities. he told me how difficult organising this kind of evacuation can be. a little while ago, may be some number of weeks it would have been much more difficult especially if the entire city had been under attack since it had been under attack since it had been under attack since it had been since the beginning of the war and now the whole fight for mariupol is just on the complex, it is not hard for russia to stop its bombardment and then clear record and part so once the decision sides have agreed that civilians are coming out it is not that difficult to get them out and at least according to the new york times just a couple of hours ago, there is a plan that more civilians will come out tomorrow so any medical probability this was likely proof of concept to make sure they could go, that is probably why they had relatively small number going out and if that continue
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katie kenyon. warnings of further food price increases for households as inflation takes hold in the uk and the cost of living hits a 30 year high. the government s business secretary says while he s against a windfall tax on oil and gas companies the final decision over introducing such a policy lies with the chancellor. the prince of wales urges people to protect the nation s ancient trees in honour of the queen s platinum jubilee this year. good evening. around 100 civilians have finally been evacuated from a steel plant in the besieged southern city of mariupol. they ve been trapped there for weeks in increasingly dire conditions, with little food, water or medicine. let s cross to my colleague ben brown who is in kyiv. yes, so after weeks of failed humanitarian corridors and aborted attempts to get civilians out of mariupol, about 100 people have finally managed to escape, and about a thousand more civilians are still trapped there, sheltering inside the vast steelwo
the prince of wales urges people to protect the nation s ancient trees in honour of the queen s platinum jubilee this year. hello, and welcome. let s start with the latest news from ukraine. the evacuation of civilians from steelworks in mariupol has begun, ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky has confirmed. it follows a long period of uncertainty over the fate of people still stuck in the last pocket of refuge for ukrainian soldiers and about a thousand civilians in mariupol, the southern ukrainian city. ukrainian president zelensky has tweeted. .. we ll bring you more on that developing story later here on bbc news. meanwhile, let s bring you another development. police have confirmed a body found in the forest of bowland on friday is that of missing woman, katie kenyon. the 33 year old mother of two was last seen in burnley on the 22nd april. 0ur reporter, jo makel, joins us now with the latest. what more can you tell us? well, chris, obviously what more can you tell u
katie taylor taking on amanda serrano. that s all from sportsday. goodbye. now on bbc news. sri lanka is grappling with its worst economic crisis since independence more than 70 years ago. rajini vaidyanathan reports from colombo on the unfolding crisis. an island paradise. ..where tensions are rising. millions living through an economic nightmare. one kilo used to be 100 rupees and now it s 200 rupees. ok, so that s doubled. if you want to get an idea of the desperation being felt across sri lanka, you just have to come to a petrol forecourt. we are in a national crisis, right now. hospitals running out of medicines. so, if this continues, - i m afraid to say there may be a situation where we won t be able to save the patient. the ruling family blamed for this mess refusing to go. the result a mass movement sri lanka has never seen. you can see the unity of the people, you can see the unity of the sri lankans. chanting. protesters: go home, gota, go home! chanting for