mariya grinchenkova died in exile last year. husband and mariupol, the city she loved. the war takes and keeps taking, and the end seems very far away. hello there. wet for many of us, particularly across parts of east anglia, where some spots saw as much as three times the average february rainfall. the shard crowded in rain. brighter across northern areas. strong wind blowing and bringing large waves. a cold start to the date for the northern half of the uk with patches of frost around and into that cold air, an area of low pressure. the occlusion brings with it the rest of hill snow. snowfall in the hills across the high ground in northern ireland the pennines and northern wales as well. it will vary from place to place from very much at all to around five centimetres or more. meanwhile, at lower elevations, where the vast majority of us lived, rain and a few songs mixed in. temperatures around eight or nine degrees with showers for wales, the midlands in southern england. friday night, low pressure stays with us. another col

while tetyana is staying, mariya is already sending her belongings west.tually will. translation: i hope she will follow. my mum only has us and we only have her. in nearby kramatorsk train station, the faint sounds of artillery provide a sobering reception, as well as a reason to leave. for all of the geopolitics, the donetsk region is at the coalface of russia's invasion — and its people are feeling it more than ever. translation: a year ago, we still hoped we would . receive help from the west and that the counter—offensive would work. not any more. people used to believe, but not any more. ukraine hopes its east will once again be somewhere safe to live. but right now it's not clear what people will be returning to. james waterhouse, bbc news, the donetsk region. meantime, the uk is set to deliver more than 10,000 new drones for ukraine's armed forces. the announcement of the £325 million package was made in the past hour by defence secretary grant shapps during a visit to kyiv. we're really here to of course both promote what the uk's doing in terms o

while tetyana is staying, mariya is already sending her belongings west. the tv — taking the route she and her son eventually will. translation: i hope she will follow. my mum only has us and we only have her. in nearby kramatorsk train station, the faint sounds of artillery provide a sobering reception, as well as a reason to leave. for all of the geopolitics, the donetsk region is at the coalface of russia's invasion — and its people are feeling it more than ever. translation: a year ago, we still hoped we would . receive help from the west and that the counter—offensive would work. not any more. people used to believe, but not any more. ukraine hopes its east will once again be somewhere safe to live. but right now it's not clear what people will be returning to. james waterhouse, bbc news, the donetsk region. the war in gaza was also high on the talks today in berlin. britain's foreign secretary has urged hamas to accept the hostage deal on offer after its delegation left talks in cairo without making any progress on a ceasefire in gaza ceasefire. lord

while tetyana is staying, mariya is already sending her belongings west. the tv — taking the route she and her son eventually will. translation: i hope she will follow. my mum only has us and we only have her. in nearby kramatorsk train station, the faint sounds of artillery provide a sobering reception, as well as a reason to leave. for all of the geopolitics, the donetsk region is at the coalface of russia's invasion — and its people are feeling it more than ever. translation: a year ago, we still hoped we would . receive help from the west and that the counter—offensive would work. not any more. people used to believe, but not any more. ukraine hopes its east will once again be somewhere safe to live. but right now it's not clear what people will be returning to. james waterhouse, bbc news, the donetsk region. the situation in ukraine was high on the docket in berlin. lord cameron also emphasised the need to find a sustainable ceasefire to allow aid into gaza. he called on all parties involved to play their role in finding a solution to the humanitarian

while tetyana is staying, mariya is already sending her belongings west.on: i hope she will follow. my mum only has us and we only have her. in nearby kramatorsk train station, the faint sounds of artillery provide a sobering reception, as well as a reason to leave. for all of the geopolitics, the donetsk region is at the coalface of russia's invasion — and its people are feeling it more than ever. translation: a year ago, we still hoped we would . receive help from the west and that the counter—offensive would work. not any more. people used to believe, but not any more. ukraine hopes its east will once again be somewhere safe to live. but right now it's not clear what people will be returning to. james waterhouse, bbc news, the donetsk region. i'm going to take you to israel now. these are live pictures coming in. we are seeing an officer's graduation ceremony in southern israel being attended by prime minister benjamin netanyahu, not currently in the minister benjamin netanyahu, not currently in the picture. minister benjamin netanyahu, not currently in

while tetyana is staying, mariya is already sending her belongings west.er son eventually will. translation: i hope she will follow. my mum only has us and we only have her. in the nearby train station the faint sounds of artillery provide a sobering reception, as well as a reason to leave. for all of the geopolitics, the donetsk region is at the coalface of russia's invasion and its people are feeling it more than ever. translation: a year ago, we still hoped we would . receive help from the west and that the counter—offensive would work. not any more. people used to believe, but not any more. ukraine hopes its east will once again be somewhere safe to live. but right now it's not clear what people will be returning to. james waterhouse, bbc news, the donetsk region. here in the uk there's been plenty of reaction to the budget. the chancellor of the exchequerjeremy hunt says average earners will be better off after his tax cut to national insurance. we'll be getting plenty of the reaction. first of all, let's hearfrom the plenty of the reaction. first of

while tetyana is staying, mariya is already sending her belongings west.e she will follow. my mum only has us and we only have her. in nearby kramatorsk train station the faint sounds of artillery provide a sobering reception, as well as a reason to leave. for all of the geopolitics, the donetsk region is at the coalface of russia's invasion and its people are feeling it more than ever. translation: a year ago, we still hoped we would . receive help from the west and that the counter—offensive would work. not any more. people used to believe, but not any more. ukraine hopes its east will once again be somewhere safe to live. but right now it's not clear what people will be returning to. james waterhouse, bbc news, the donetsk region. three 16—year—olds have been found guilty of killing another 16—year—old who was stabbed to death at a birthday party lastjune. mikey roynon from kingswood, near bristol, died from a stab wound to the back of his neck. danjohnson is at bristol crown court. this happened at a birthday party at a house in bath. mikey roynon, jus