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i m annita mcveigh at the beautiful antrim castle gardens. we are here all day to look ahead to this thursday s elections to the northern ireland assembly which has been described as the most important election in a generation. the over the top outfits are back celebrities return to the red carpet of new york city s met gala. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister, borisjohson, will address the ukrainian parliament later he ll be the first western leader to do so since the russian invasion. he s expected to give details of £300 million in extra military support from the uk for ukraine which will include electronic warfare equipment and night vision devices. the liberal democrats have questioned the timing of mrjohnson s announcement, two days before the local elections. in other developments, president zelensk has used his nightly address to accuse russia s foreign minister of blaming the jewish people for nazi crimes . it comes after sergei lavrov c
by attempting to climb snowdon. morning. starting off on a very cloudy note with some patchy rain and drizzle, the cloud will break through the day allowing sam chan to develop but as that happens further showers well as well. all the details throughout the programme. it s tuesday 3rd may. our main story. the un and red cross hope to oversee the evacuation of another group of civilians from a steel works plant in mariupol. there are hundreds of people still trapped inside the azovstal bunkers, including dozens of young children. ukrainian forces defending the site say russia is using planes, tanks and warship missiles to continue its bombardment. james reynolds has this report. imagine having to make your home in the depths of the nuclear bunker. hundreds of civilians, including about 20 children, remain deep under the azovstal steelworks in mariupol, alongside ukrainian soldiers. this underworld is the only refuge from russia s siege. on sunday, around 100 civilians managed
document suggests it may be about to overturn the nationwide legal right to abortion. i m annita mcveigh at the beautiful antrim castle gardens. when is looking ahead today data thursday s elections to the power sharing government here. it has been described as the most important election in a generation. and the over the top outfits are back celebrities return to the red carpet of new york city s met gala. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, will address the ukrainian parliament later becoming the first western leader to do so since the russian invasion. he s expected to give details of £300 million in extra military support for ukraine including equipment for electronic warfare and night vision devices. the liberal democrats have questioned the timing of mrjohnson s announcement two days before the local elections. in other developments, ukraine s president zelensky used his nightly address to acc
good morning and welcome to bbc news. humanitarian workers in ukraine are preparing to welcome around 100 people who were allowed to leave a steelworks plant in the eastern besieged city of mariupol. they re expected to arrive in the nearby city of zaporizhzhia today, and there are hopes that more will be freed later. the un refugee agency has confirmed that more than 5.5 million people have now fled ukraine. tim muffett has the latest developments. daylight at last. after weeks in a maze of underground tunnels. it s thought around 1,000 civilians have been hiding beneath the azovstal steel plant in mariupol, sheltering from russian bombardment. supplies had been cut off. conditions were desperate. yesterday, around 100 were evacuated. this child is six months old. he s spent nearly half of his life underground. translation: i can t believe it. two months of darkness. when we were in the bus, i told my husband, we won t have to go to the toilet with a torch and use a bag as a