good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six from the ukrainian capital kyiv, as russia today expanded its bombardment of cities, hitting sites right across the country. it comes as the united nations now estimates nearly five million people have fled ukraine, because of the war. in the western city of lviv, which has been relatively unscathed throughout the conflict, missile strikes have killed at least seven people. our correspondent danjohnson has been to the site of one of the attacks and sent us this report. this is the moment the conflict came closer to lviv. missile strikes out of the clear skies of a bright morning, hitting targets right in the city. and this is one of those targets, an industrial unit not far from the city centre. it took firefighters some time to bring the blaze under control. and it was not long before the families of those caught up in this came to see it for themselves. anatoli barank and maria heard the news, try to call, but got no answer fr
westminster with the prime minster due to address the commons for the first time since his fine for breaking lockdown rules. to have them here is extraordinary. and prince harry speaks to the bbc about the invictus games, and what ukraine s presence there means. good evening. we re in the ukrainian capital kyiv, on a day when russia expanded its bombardment of several cities, hitting sites right across the country. it comes as the united nations estimates nearly five million people have fled ukraine, because of the war. in the western city of lviv, which has been relatively unscathed throughout the conflict, missile strikes have killed at least seven people. our correspondent, danjohnson, has been to the site of one of the attacks, and sent us this report. this is how the people of lviv found that there is that it wasn t as safe as they thought. missile strikes across the skies on a clear morning hitting buildings right in the heart of the city and bringing the conflict close
temperatures batter the areas and dozens of cities could hit record highs tomorrow. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is here now9 with the forecast. adam. adam: hey, jon. we just got a new update from the national hurricane center just an hour ago. this storm is continuing to sit off the coast of the yucatan peninsula. not a lot of movement so far. there the have been tropical storm warnings across areas of mexico as this system s been something we ve been paying very close attention to as it kind of sits there stuck, moving there just 3 miles an hour. here are our storm paths as the storm, ultimately, is going to lift up through the gulf of mexico. you see all of those paths ultimately taking it into the big bend of florida. there s still a little bit of time where you could see this moving to the north here in the next 12 hours or so. that s why we have our cone of uncertainty, but it gives us a good idea of where this forecast is ultimately going to be. that is wednesd
during a training exercise called predators run up or involvesthe u.s. five pacific ns the increasing aggression of china. the crash now under investigation happens to be the second deadly aircraft crash for the marines in just a week. and that six of eight marine osprey since 2012. arthel: alexandria hoff tracks on top of the three that died five marines were transported to the hospital in serious condition. others received on the ground. the crash happened on 9:30 a.m. local time as you mentioned it is about 35 miles off the darwin post. it s a very rural area there. two had talked taken off headed toward the islands. we acknowledges the terrible incident. the northern territory government stands by to offer whatever assistance is required. it stood up a number of systems in the northern territory to respond to this incident. we are well resourced and well practiced in the northern territory in responding to emergencies. according to the marine rotational forces are in