officials in ukraine say at least 35 people have been killed — and more than 130 others wounded in a russian missile attack, on a military base in yavoriv — a short drive from the polish border. ukraine's president zelensky has visited injured troops in a hospital in kyiv. earlier the president claimed almost 13,000 ukrainians have been killed since the russian invasion began 18 days ago. that figure can't be independently confirmed. the international red cross is warning mariupol is heading towards a worst—case scenario — unless aid reaches the besieged city soon. it says time is running out for those trapped and has called for an humanitarian agreement.

hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford and joe twyman from deltapoll. tomorrow's front pages starting with. the guardian leads with russia's attack on a military base near poland, which is thought to have killed at least 35 people. the same story makes the front page of the telegraph. the newspaper says the us has warned russia it would face nato�*s "full force" if attacks on ukraine strayed beyond the border. war has reached the nato border. so says the times, which carries a picture of the aftermath of the attack on the yavoriv base. the express calls the attack a "significant escalation" of the war,

taking place so close to the border of poland — a nato member. and, the metro reports that volunteers in the uk are being urged to take ukrainian refugees into their homes. so, let's begin. the daily mail will focus on its front page. it has putin's deadly warning to the west. the male is saying that they've seen uk intelligence reports which suggest that the choice of this target that is so close to the border is clearly deliberate and illustrates what they're saying russia is willing to escalate should they not cease their supplies. this is a supply route to

hardware into ukraine but this intelligence report is worrying and if so highly targeted and with insinuating. it if so highly targeted and with insinuating.— if so highly targeted and with insinuatina. ., , , ., , ., insinuating. it would suggest as a warnin: insinuating. it would suggest as a warning shot _ insinuating. it would suggest as a warning shot but _ insinuating. it would suggest as a warning shot but metaphorically i insinuating. it would suggest as a i warning shot but metaphorically and literally that vladimir putin is making it clear that his forces are willing to strike anywhere within the boundaries of ukraine, including extremely close to a nato member and in this case, poland. and this is beenin in this case, poland. and this is been in the past used by nato for training exercises in ukraine is at the moment being used as a supply route and that is why the russians have attacked it in order to disrupt the flow of people coming in to the country to help ukrainian forces. and as the papers of said, this is a demonstration, it is sending a message to the west that vladimir putin could go for any area and that

nothing could be taken for granted. all the papers focusing on this latest attack but the times focusing on more reaching the nato border and picking up on different aspects of this, but is reiterating the map of proximity of the attack, where the attack happened, the proximity of that border with poland, bearing in mind nearly 2 million people crossing the border and fleeing into poland, really highlighting just how close all of this is when it comes to reaching the eu in reaching nato. it this is when it comes to reaching the eu in reaching nato.- the eu in reaching nato. it also hiuuhlihts the eu in reaching nato. it also highlights how— the eu in reaching nato. it also highlights how much _ the eu in reaching nato. it also highlights how much president| the eu in reaching nato. it also - highlights how much president putin is determined _ highlights how much president putin is determined to _ highlights how much president putin is determined to show _ highlights how much president putin is determined to show that - highlights how much president putin is determined to show that no - highlights how much president putin is determined to show that no parts| is determined to show that no parts of the _ is determined to show that no parts of the ukraine is off limits and it will really— of the ukraine is off limits and it will really take it up to the wire, to the _

will really take it up to the wire, to the border and almost as a provocation, there is some psychological dimension to that in terms _ psychological dimension to that in terms of— psychological dimension to that in terms of saying that i can do this because — terms of saying that i can do this because he — terms of saying that i can do this because he went so far as to say that he — because he went so far as to say that he did — because he went so far as to say that he did regard that particular line that he did regard that particular iine of— that he did regard that particular line of munitions coming in, that was something that the west continued, it will be a legitimate target, _ continued, it will be a legitimate target, as— continued, it will be a legitimate target, as he saw it. and he is now targeted _ target, as he saw it. and he is now targeted and he has almost straight into nato— targeted and he has almost straight into nato territory, he's trying to be very— into nato territory, he's trying to be very provocative. and since so much _ be very provocative. and since so much of — be very provocative. and since so much of this, or has been in the last two— much of this, or has been in the last two weeks around vladimir putin wondering how the west would react in the _ wondering how the west would react in the west is obviously reacted in a much _ in the west is obviously reacted in a much more unified way than they would've _ a much more unified way than they would've imagined. it has not been the lightning war that he imagined that it _ the lightning war that he imagined that it would be in the first week. however. — that it would be in the first week. however, his modus operandi is

always— however, his modus operandi is always to — however, his modus operandi is always to test, a to flirt with that danger— always to test, a to flirt with that dangerjust to see what provocations he gets— dangerjust to see what provocations he gets back. dangerjust to see what provocations he gets back-— he gets back. talking about the provocation _ he gets back. talking about the provocation and _ he gets back. talking about the provocation and if _ he gets back. talking about the provocation and if you - he gets back. talking about the provocation and if you look - he gets back. talking about the provocation and if you look at l he gets back. talking about the l provocation and if you look at the mirror, the west in his is the way that the mirrors describing this and we are talking about a very close target, very close to the border with nato. but is that accurate? is that the way to read this, the west and his sites? i read this, the west and his sites? i think it is because it was extremely close to the board with a nato partner country and the us has already come out to make it very clear that any attack, even an accidental one, even a missile or a bomb that strays off course and entered into nato territory would result in retaliation. president putin no doubt is attempting to test

the west but he is within sight of the nato countries. six miles away from the polish border, that is extraordinarily close and i'm sure that the explosions and the effects would be over the border in poland and yes, extremely close to nato territory and extremely problematic. and other aspects that the papers are focusing on is the russia reportedly asking china for military assistance. we know they be getting support in terms of the optics of this but to ask specifically for military assistance, that takes it to the next stage. fin assistance, that takes it to the next stage-— assistance, that takes it to the next state. _, _, next stage. on some level, it could be seen to — next stage. on some level, it could be seen to take _ next stage. on some level, it could be seen to take it _ next stage. on some level, it could be seen to take it to _ next stage. on some level, it could be seen to take it to the _ be seen to take it to the next stage — be seen to take it to the next stage it _ be seen to take it to the next stage. it is always an argument to suggest _ stage. it is always an argument to suggest that if russia is having to

id suggest that if russia is having to go to— suggest that if russia is having to go to another country and ask for support— go to another country and ask for support in— go to another country and ask for support in military terms that perhaps— support in military terms that perhaps it doesn't have that much faith in_ perhaps it doesn't have that much faith in its— perhaps it doesn't have that much faith in its own military capability. and obviously, you can ask for— capability. and obviously, you can ask for something, you might have a need but _ ask for something, you might have a need but that's not to say that the other— need but that's not to say that the other entity and the other country, the other— other entity and the other country, the other government or necessarily grant _ the other government or necessarily grant that— the other government or necessarily grant that wish as we have already seen _ grant that wish as we have already seen with— grant that wish as we have already seen with ukraine asking for more active _ seen with ukraine asking for more active support from nato members. and that _ active support from nato members. and that doesn't necessarily mean that shayna is going to comply. in china _ that shayna is going to comply. in china is— that shayna is going to comply. in china is walking a very fine tight rope _ china is walking a very fine tight rope at— china is walking a very fine tight rope at the moment. yes, that's come out in _ rope at the moment. yes, that's come out in previous— rope at the moment. yes, that's come out in previous months in solidarity with russia — out in previous months in solidarity with russia. they are standing next to each _ with russia. they are standing next to each other at the beginning of the beijing paralympics and the winter— the beijing paralympics and the winter olympics in a show of unity against _ winter olympics in a show of unity against america. but at same time, china _ against america. but at same time, china would — against america. but at same time, china would wish to win fight

unnecessary aggression onto itself and institutions and on its banks for example and some of its larger companies, — for example and some of its larger companies, they might be eyeing up some _ companies, they might be eyeing up some of— companies, they might be eyeing up some of the strategic interests in russia _ some of the strategic interests in russia and that bigger western brands — russia and that bigger western brands like shell and coca—cola have decided _ brands like shell and coca—cola have decided to— brands like shell and coca—cola have decided to leave. china might view this request with a wry smile that somehow— this request with a wry smile that somehow they have now got a little bit more _ somehow they have now got a little bit more power than they had maybe even 24 _ bit more power than they had maybe even 24 hours ago. the bit more power than they had maybe even 24 hours ago.— bit more power than they had maybe even 24 hours ago. the same picture from the guardian, _ even 24 hours ago. the same picture from the guardian, or _ even 24 hours ago. the same picture from the guardian, or woman - from the guardian, or woman absolutely devastated among all the rubble but when the aspects of the guardian is picking up on is the russian military spokesperson sing up to 184 mercenaries and weapons were destroyed in the attack on the

airbase. ukrainians say that it was 45, airbase. ukrainians say that it was 1.5, , , ., , airbase. ukrainians say that it was 1.5, 45, the russian sales are hundred 85, we 45, the russian sales are hundred 85. we cannot _ 45, the russian sales are hundred 85, we cannot verify _ 45, the russian sales are hundred 85, we cannot verify either- 45, the russian sales are hundred 85, we cannot verify either but. 45, the russian sales are hundred| 85, we cannot verify either but my suspicion this is probably more likely to be close to the lower number than the higher number. there is no doubt that that area was being used for supply of weapons and also people as well were travelling to ukraine to fight on behalf of ukrainian forces against the russians and so, there's no doubt this will be a blow to those ambitions for ukrainians but will they be able to respond and also where will vladimir putin go next? that is what we really don't know. and last few weeks and months and some even speculate years have just how unpredictable vladimir putin is. now, many claim this may be a part of some plan and it may be true, but it doesn't make it any easier to predict. and so, the next days,

weeks perhaps months even could continue this uncertainty in any area close to the border of ukraine to be at risk no area close to the border of ukraine to be at ris— to be at risk no point second-guessing - to be at risk no point| second-guessing him to be at risk no point - second-guessing him and to be at risk no point _ second-guessing him and what else second—guessing him and what else could happen next. the metro focusing on the refugee aspect of this. two and a half, millions of left ukraine and many many more are displaced across the country and the metro focusing in on the uk in the potential of uk citizens helping refugees. it potential of uk citizens helping refu~ees. ., , , potential of uk citizens helping refu~ees. . , , . potential of uk citizens helping refu~ees. , . ., ., refugees. it has been footage of how many people — refugees. it has been footage of how many people in _ refugees. it has been footage of how many people in other _ refugees. it has been footage of how many people in other countries - refugees. it has been footage of how many people in other countries have| many people in other countries have been opening theirarms, many people in other countries have been opening their arms, going to the actual— been opening their arms, going to the actual border with ukraine and holding a — the actual border with ukraine and holding a placard saying we will take you — holding a placard saying we will take you into our homes and the uk responses _ take you into our homes and the uk

responses been decidedly lukewarm and some _ responses been decidedly lukewarm and some might say shambolic and therefore. — and some might say shambolic and therefore, this latest venture is designed — therefore, this latest venture is designed to encourage people here in this country to do their bit and pretty— this country to do their bit and pretty certain that the phrase of the front— pretty certain that the phrase of the front page is deliberately designed to echo the 1914 recruitment poster, your country needs— recruitment poster, your country needs you. — recruitment poster, your country needs you. this time around, it's the refugees who need us and the uk. and they— the refugees who need us and the uk. and they really need safe passage and safe _ and they really need safe passage and safe ways to recover from trauma and safe ways to recover from trauma and rebuild _ and safe ways to recover from trauma and rebuild their lives. and psychologically, if you're trying to encourage behaviour and particularly behavioural change, one way to do that is— behavioural change, one way to do that is to _ behavioural change, one way to do that is to give the impression that lots of— that is to give the impression that lots of other people are doing it already— lots of other people are doing it already because we are very imitative _ already because we are very imitative creatures. we learned about _ imitative creatures. we learned about the — imitative creatures. we learned about the world by copping other people _ about the world by copping other people and if you felt that other people — people and if you felt that other people were, many people in your town— people were, many people in your town were — people were, many people in your town were already signing up to take

in refugees, you might be more compelled to do that yourself. lukewarm, maybe not so much from the public because i know especially within the ukrainian communities in this country, the polish communities at all my friends and family are doing everything they can to support and get donations and just aid and all the rest of it across over to ukraine. polish newspapers picking up ukraine. polish newspapers picking up on exactly what the uk government is suggesting in their describing it and it's picked up on the £350 it's describing it as an embarrassment in terms of what borisjohnson says in what they do in terms of refugees and really honing in a given the amount of refugees in neighbouring countries such as poland have taken in, compared to what the uk government is suggesting and focusing in on that aspect that people will be paid £350 to take refugee or person in need. abs,

refugee or person in need. majority say that those from ukraine fling ukraine who wish to come to this country should be allowed to do so. because of large numbers of people who believe the government should be doing more and make it easierfor ukrainians to should be doing more and make it easier for ukrainians to come here and you have a sizeable portion of those who believe that compared to other countries, we are not doing enough. most obviously poland but other european countries as well. so, there is public support for this movement at the moment. it's a lot more complicated than that and the government has announced today with their calling a thank you £350 a month will be given to those people who are willing to put up ukrainian families in their homes. there's also suggestions that some of the homes that have been seized from russian oligarchs and their families could be repurposed for refugees. that is a suggestion that is been

flying around quite a lot of the weekend. whether or not that happens remains to be seen but moves are being made in many will argue that they don't go far enough, they are now happening. and the question is what impact will they have over the next few days. in so many people, so many millions of people leaving the country. many millions of people leaving the count . ., ., ., , , ., country. extraordinary number of --eole, country. extraordinary number of people, displacement _ country. extraordinary number of people, displacement of - country. extraordinary number of people, displacement of people. | country. extraordinary number of. people, displacement of people. we don't have much time to looking at the telegraph, benedict cumberbatch saying that he will house refugee family and also the police checks about the people who would love to do that, are, it's a lot to consider and bear in mind if you're thinking about bringing in a family into your home.— a family into your home. because it's about having _ a family into your home. because it's about having someone - it's about having someone enthusiastically saying that he might— enthusiastically saying that he might take someone in and that having _ might take someone in and that having the effect of making other people _ having the effect of making other people think, i could do that too.

actually, — people think, i could do that too. actually, this would be quite a serious — actually, this would be quite a serious thing, you're taking