controlled a small section in south eastern ukraine. fast forward to today, and most of ukraine s south and east are now occupied by russian forces. russian losses are mounting, however, especially in the black sea. the two year anniversary comes just days after ukraine suffered a major defeat retreating from avdiivka and conceding the key eastern town to russian troops. ukrainian forces are running low on ammunition and artillery, as a multibillion dollar us funding package remains tied up due to congressional infighting. but resolve remains strong. our correspondent andrew harding returned to the east of the country. he s been following the story of one ukrainian soldier, a medic working on the front line, who he first met at the start of the conflict. two years of war, seen through the struggles of one ukrainian doctor. this was the first time we met 0leg kravchenko back in 2022 in a besieged town called lysychansk. 0leg had justjoined ukraine s army as a volunteer medic
and it s oscars season. we talk to the creator of the creator about its visual effects. no robots were harmed in the making of this programme, i promise. over the years on click, we ve seen lots of advancements in assistive technology for disabled people. one of the areas that continues to develop is prosthetics new materials and innovations are making them lighter, cheaper and easier to use. and paul carter s been to california for an exclusive first look at a revolutionary new type of prosthetic arm that s closing the gap between body and bionics. prosthetics have come a long way, from the early days of wood, tin or leather. ..to modern limbs made from carbon fibre and silicone. once basic, yet functional, they re now advanced and bionic. and here at atom limbs, i ve come to see how the latest technology is bringing the next generation of artificial arms. they re developing a prosthetic with a full range of human motion that s using signals from the brain to control those
germany has become the latest country in europe to legalise cannabis. the law will come into effect in april and it will apply to over 18s only, but it does come with strict rules which will make it harder to buy the drug. however, people will be allowed to grow up to three plants at home. the government says the new law will undermine the sale of the drug on the black market. and some potentially good news now if you are a swiftie because one of london s top museums is hiring a taylor swift super fan who can help advise them about swiftie culture and swiftie memorabilia. job applications are open now if you re interested. and the museum is searching for experts on crocs, emojis and drag. here is a video that s gone viral on social media this week and if you ve not seen it, you ill probably get why. excuse me. what you re doing there, you shouldn t be doing that. this is georgia ball, a pro golfer, replying to a guy who was trying to tell her how to improve her swing at the d
in southeastern ukraine. fast forward to today and most of ukraine s south and east are now occupied by russian forces. russian losses are mounting however especially in the black sea. the two year anniversary comes just days after ukraine suffered a major defeat retreating from avdiivka and conceding the key eastern town to russian troops. ukrainian forces are running low on ammunition and artillery as a multi billion dollar us funding package remains tied up due to congressional infighting. but resolve remains strong. our correspondent andrew harding returned to the east of the country. he s been following the story of one ukrainian soldier, a medic working on the front line, who he first met at the start of the conflict. two years of war, seen through the struggles of one ukrainian doctor. this was the first time we met 0leg kravchenko back in 2022 in a besieged town called lysychansk. 0leg had justjoined ukraine s army as a volunteer medic. look here. he drove us