and starts april 16th on d, w. ah, ah, ah, this is d w. news life from berlin, a show of solidarity with the ukrainian people. british prime minister boris johnson, meets with ukrainian president of a lot of mister lensky during a visit to keith. the landscape officers, the u. k, as the leader and the defense support of ukraine also on the program. evacuations, resume after as deadly attack on civilians fleeing the war. at least 50 people are dead and dozens more wounded as missiles strike,

a packed train station ukraine condemned it as another russian war cry. during the conference gets underway in warsaw to help the more than 11000000 people who have been driven out of ukraine following russian invasion. ah, well, come on monica jones, go to happy with us. british prime minister bar is johnson has travelled to key if, where he has been holding talks with ukrainian president of a lot of mister lansky. johnson is one of the few western leaders to visit ukraine since russia's invasion started in february. the trip was not announced in advance, and johnson spokesperson says, it's supposed to show solidarity with ukrainian people. it comes after the european union's commission president and,

and policy chief visited ukraine on friday. always hinges. thank you for more, i'm joined now by nick connelly in key. if nick, you k prime minister bar is johnson there in t if to me, to, with the ukranian precedent. what should we make of this gesture? this is yet another show support for ukraine's democratically elected president pulled him zalinski yesterday. we had ursula from the line. the prisoners here been commissioned in town and i think definitely bristles will not be the last western leader here in kia, visiting. i think the example of a flimsy can not leaving here when he had an option to do so. basically telling the americans that he needed munitions alms and not a ride. i think that is something that has captured imaginations in lots of places and more specifically for boys johnson who was based grappling on for his political survival over scandals related to her violations of crook covered rules. basically the war here and ukraine has to factor saved his political career and his premise

ship. so more than one reason to be grateful to a zalinski for her holding up the flag here in ukraine and keeping ukraine together and of see the u. k has done a lot to supply weapons to ukraine when other countries, like germany, were lot more reluctant to do so. but an interesting side effect of the war there that you mentioned now you are in k, if of course we're life has started to go back to normal. we hear how has the training capital changed following russian withdrawal from its outskirts? well definitely, i mean, even just the noise outside my window of the traffic in town today on this weekend is incomparable to the situation. just a week go deaf and lots people are returning to keep in spite of warnings from caves, mer, former boxing will champion metallic. let's go to stay away. for now. he says it's still not safe. brooks, who obviously just tired of being guests tired of staying hotels with relative somewhere out of town for the west and and now coming back. big tell backs are at checkpoints, heading into give, but it is of see a city of the capital of

a country at war and you see lot of people in uniform. you see lots of weapons, people going to cafes in the uniforms, putting their a gun aside while they have lunch at certainly not a city that you can confuse with the situation. we had, he had pre fibber 24th, but people are just tired of sitting home sitting in their bomb shelters and trying to get some bit of daily life back into interaction. and very different a new normal one could say. but nick, it seems that the russian forces are now regrouping in the east and the south of ukraine preparing for an assault there. do you know more about that? we'll definitely we're hearing about more intense fighting insur she in the east and dumbass where russian her back proxies and the ukraine. you may have been fight his 2014. now the russian army is there without that proxy in between. and those of the areas that a very well defended from the ukrainian side, because that has been the scene of trench warfare basically since 2014 that are in this attack on that from a tossed railway station yesterday with

a civilian casualties. really sewing panic amongst the civilian population who are now being called upon by the crank up to leave those areas in anticipation of a russian escalation there. and lots of train lines being hit says he was he difficult people to get out by rail, which so see the easiest way to get out in a hurry. so people now coming into buses into cause, trying to get across the streets of the roads that are still on ukraine hill, churchy to will, to cheese like the patricia and new pro. and then heading west from there to safety close to the you. so a real sense that after basically a week of relative calm here in the sense that the russian troops were on the retreat now. and you real since that lots more refugees all going to be heading west in the days and weeks come. i'd nick finally their reporting from k. a. thank you so much. ukraine's president says a russian missile strike on a train station in east and ukraine that killed at least 50 people, amounts to a war crime. evacuations have now resume to after the devastating attack on grammar tours. so lensky is demanding war weapons and

a tough global response scenes of carnage and destruction. in easton, ukraine streets littered with smouldering debris and the bodies of dozens killed. the governor of don't ask said at least 5 children are among the dead. after several rockets hid chrome, a tossed station on friday, edward speaking to the finished parliament president vladimir lensky, condemned russia for striking clear civilian targets. they hit yup, with little foolish, i will start with what happened this morning when you write russian forces hit the train station in our city and cremmit ask an ordinary train station with ordinary people channels. in general, there were no military personnel there, and there were people who were waiting for a train to get to a safe territory when russian forces hit them with military missiles without over

a getaway allusion. the criminal has denied the employ. this type of projectile, but ukrainian military officials said they've been used throughout the war on a visit to london to meet british prime minister barak johnson german chancellor. ola sholtes never called the attack. atrocious pleasure. after all commute the bid at the veils will be images. we have seen from bushels here from mario pole, and from many of the places the dramatic attack we have been told about to day to it shocks us, and we must say here in clear terms. it is a cruel, cruel war loudon. von gazette then goes on. as the sun calls on my creek, around $4000.00 people were thought to be at the station. they came with their pets and personal possessions, hoping to escape the worst hazards of wall. and here are some other headlines on

the war in ukraine. the german government says 40 russian diplomats have left of the country well in order their expulsion saying they were carrying out espionage and where a danger to public security. slovakia has donated its air defense system to ukraine . the soviet era as a 300 system is already used by you creating forces requiring no extra training. it's ukraine's only defense against ballistic missiles. where says it's re equipping slovakia with a modern patriot missile defense system. the war in ukraine pushed world food prices up by nearly 30 percent last month, united nations as warning that costs are likely to rise further. you and food agency says the increased goods, much of the world's population at risk of malnutrition, to help the millions of people who have fled their homes because of the worn ukraine neighboring poland is hosting a donor conference. it was organized by the non governmental organization,

global citizens, the european commission, and the canadian government. the moneys largely to go to united nations programs and local relief initiatives to help the millions of people who have been displaced by the war in history of a more. let's cross over now to our correspondent jack parrot jack. more than 11000000 people have fled because of the war. what's needed most to help them. well, according to this conference, money they have raised, we've just had the word that they've raised 9100000000 euros for point one of that coming in donation. so hard money given out and 5000000 of that predominantly coming from loans from the european union's financial institutions. they say that what these people need, but for the 4000000 people that have entered the european union, this is for short and media to medium term care, things like food, education, and housing and medical care. and that for the $6500000.00 people that are

internally displaced within you claim where this money will also go. it is more of the sort of vital emergency humanitarian needs that that money will be used to, to support and her will it be topped up? will it be enough? the money that you just her, that the amount you just mentioned? it's hard to know whether it be enough but the european union, i think they didn't set themselves a target like we've seen at other conferences. so i think that there will be pretty pleased with this amount of money. but we know that what the ukranian government is demanding is weapons to fight this war. there have been calling especially for address fence systems and anti tank systems. we had the ukranian foreign minister metro caliber here in brussels earlier this week at the nato military conference saying that his agenda list had only 3 items on it. weapons, weapons, and weapons. he said, so the money is there to support the humanitarian cause into some support the refugees. but the still a long way to go in this, in this dark war. and before you know, things, things change and to support the refugees. and we're talking about these 11000000

people that we know about so far, or how can they have access to that age to the money? where do they apply for this kind of support? has something been sorted out already? so yes, so the don't a conference in the, in the press release after it says that this money will go immediately through the national and local and regional government structures of ukraine, which is actually a big signal that they are. so backing the government of ukraine, that this isn't only going through humanitarian organizations and, and joe's but they trust the state structures of, of the government, a president lensky. reject our exam reporting for us, sir, from the donor conference air. stand with ukraine. thank you so much. frances presidential race is tightening just a day before the 1st round of voting pulse show far right challenge a marine le pen gaining on the currently to a man when my call, who is seeking

a 2nd term in office. the monument crone is asking voters to back him for another 5 years in power. a few weeks ago, he enjoyed a comfortable lead in the polls. but his far right challenge a marine le pen has steadily closed again. she's focused her campaign on the cost of living crisis that low to say is that biggest concern, while still promising radical anti immigration policies barring and upset, she expected join micron in the run off on april 24th. micron is blaming his own loki campaign and having to focus on the war and ukraine. he still tips to when in the 2nd round, with le pen only narrowly behind and gaining, but with up to a quarter of people thought to still be undecided. and many planning not to vote at all and upset remains a possibility. mackerel and his supporters are hoping that back as a fall f firebrand shonda mental show who sits a 3rd place in the poles, will vote from a crone in the 2nd round cape la penn. out as many did at the last election in 2017

. but this time may be different or told you listen to day left when voters consider him to be to right wing to day lettering voters can here's messages on the political and economic order. but there is these speak more to the right than to the left to love you. so yes, it's a challenge for the president to reassure the left with regard to social norms on one hand, but also of his ability to protect purchasing power. yep. ra galaxy, in fact the, to quote a shot. while net, crohn's margin of victory looked set to be narrow. he does remain the favor to win and become the 1st french president to hold on to power in 20 years. so let's us bring her up to speed on some more stories making headlines around the world. there has been more protest centurylink as capital colombo. thousands have taken to the streets calling for the president's resignation. sri lanka is suffering from an unprecedented economic crisis. the anger simmering for weeks boiled over last

thursday with protests turning violent in pakistan. they were angry exchanges between lawmakers over plans to oust prime minister iran con opposition. lawmakers banged tables and shouted as the expected no confidence boat was delayed . the former cricket star became the country's premier, says he's a victim of a foreign plot to push him from power to hurry out. the new head of humans, internationally recognized government has pledged 2 and 7 years of civil war. despite russia, ali meas, words, hootie, rebels, and government forces accused each other of breaking of fresh ceasefire. the war has killed more than 150000 people and created a humanitarian crisis. space x is 1st, private charter flight has docked with the international space station, the craft abroad, 3 executives to the i s s. from the united states,

canada and israel. on a week long trip, the space tourist have each paid $55000000.00 for the ride. in watching d w news coming up next to doc film at the lesson, teaching the whole of cost to germany's generation zix. and remember, you can always get the latest use on our website. that's d, w dot com. i'm monica jones from the in the team. thanks for watching and see you soon. take your time for an experiment about time. it can be measured precisely. and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time time. but dimension and illusion about time starts april 14th on d w.