i learned a lot arts culture history. now, you know, you travel extremely worth a visit. ah, ah, ah, business dw news live from berlin. ukraine says it has more evidence of torture in areas abandoned by retreating russian troops. investigators are eggs zooming bodies from a mass burial side near the city if resumed. we'll have the details from our correspondent who watch the investigation team in action. also coming up with

a minute of silence as the clock did not strike 8. britain honors the late queen elizabeth as the country stands still and we'll have more on the preparations for the state funeral here on the show. plus the straits of brussels make way for pedestrians and bicycles as the belgian capital host. this annual car frees sunday. ah, a marion evans, dean welcome. months ago, images of civilians killed and tortured in the ukrainian town of boucher shocked the world. after the town was liberated from russian occupation, researchers found extensive evidence of apparent war crimes committed by russian forces. will now evidence of what could be more war crimes has emerged in the newly liberated hark of region, or correspondent to manual chas went to a zoom,

where mass grades containing more than $450.00 bodies were uncovered. a warning to our viewers, her report contains some disturbing images. darren, covering sheer horror as near by artillery fire rages in this forest. on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working around the clock ticks you and bodies buried in mass graves dating from the russian occupation . drawing from what sir nicholas year equal. just on the woods, the information we have which has already been established, is the burial of local residence. labriola exclamation. as you can see, examination of the bodies. he and referrals for forensic examinations are currently being carried out 3. or you can hear some corpses show signs of violent

death, elastic, pedal, general jaeger, le yoga, just order the year to recoil this corpse is of a man in his eighty's lawyer. he was found with his hands tied behind his back. his skull was deformed by violent blows to the head. his janitors bear traces of torture. nearby 17 ukrainian soldiers have been found in a shallow grave. this was an ot right here. we found 17 corpses of service men of the armed forces of ukraine. the bodies have for now been sent to the morgue for further forensic examination sibling and to collect dna samples in order to identify them rippled, i shouldn't discuss it was not normal. the scene is so green that even the investigators are overwhelmed, that are giddily. this is the 1st such experience in all my 5 years of service and

psychologically i think we will need some help in the future early report. but also we also check out the charted sir. nashik, sister miss immune no names on the grave, missouri. everything is numbered, the biggest number is 418418. and that's on the civilians. susan locals with their hands tied were found face down below. the huddled in that is thrown face down into the graves over by those bullshit. it's only so my face was the unthinkable. investigators say they will not lead those crimes go unpunished. shock was willing arissa marie since the war began. we've already opened more than 4000 criminal proceedings regarding war crimes committed by soldiers of the russian federation in the harkey region. i will not tell you the exact number because it is constantly changing shallow. it keeps on increasing in light of the atrocities uncovered denisia and since its liberation,

the un said it would send a team to investigate. earlier i spoke to our correspondent manuel charles, who filed that report. and i asked her about ukraine's allegations of more russian war crimes. and what else investigators were saying for the region of how to keep where we are right now, where is you or the city of israel is, are located as well. we're talking about $4000.00 cases at the very least end investigator, the prosecutor. oh, sorry that we've heard in the report mentioning that figure did a want to give a precise numbers simply because this increases by the hour. so in order to open does investigations are the ukraine and government has a drafted in a more work for us, a 1000 police officers forensic experts coming from all over the country have come here since the counter offensive on the you of the ukraine in forces or was

successful in or in a most of the region here. so don't be bo come to help. and the ukranian government has us so sad. it was very grateful for the international work for us to send their forensic experts to send a more material to proceed to the investigations or our leaders, including you as president joe biden have begun to arrive in london. i had of queen elizabeth funeral on monday. thousands of mourners have been queuing in central london for a 4th straight day hoping to see the coffin of the late monarch. tens of thousands of mourners are still queuing to see queen elizabeth coffin. on sunday morning, the wait time had become so long that authorities advised people not to come. but despite the weight and the cold cures were beat, you can solicit reference together today for this is,

this is magical mom forever and is a big achievement just for all those features. stay in this with the weather that we've had and how cold it's been. it's days when in a nice name, so he's and experience is history. it's am really proud to be planted later. wild leaders have also come to pay their respects to the late queen. among those heading to london's westminster hall was u. s. president joe biden. just one of the hundreds of leaders who have arrived in the british capital ahead of monday's state, funeral. london's police force is already gearing up what promises to be the largest security operation in its history? some royal enthusiasm, making the own preparations for the funeral procession. camping out on the street in a bid to secure a good spot to catch a glimpse of the queen's final farewell. our correspondent jack parrot is in

london. he described what's been happening on the final day of the queen's lying in state. well, just in the last few minutes, we had the national moment of silence for the queen, the whole of the cue, the people that have been king of hours behind me, went silent for one minute at the top of the hour and indeed across the country that took place a moment of reflection to celebrate and consider and reflect on the queen's legacy . as i say, these people have been coming up behind me for a number of hours the, the queue, the possibility to see the queen's coffee lying and stay in westminster hall is available until 6 30 in the morning, monday morning. and after that, it will only be dignitaries that can attend, and then obviously we will have the funeral, as we heard in the report, joe biden, the u. s. president. he has attended the coffin in westminster hall and a number of other foreign dignitaries in royal was a descending on london to attend the funeral. interestingly as well, we had among them the number of commonwealth leaders,

including the australian prime minister, antony alba needs his country, is seriously considering ending the monarch being head of state that he, along with a lot of other commonwealth countries, didn't really want to talk about the politics at this, there attending to respect the legacy of the queen, and that's why they're, they're showing up, as indeed are the thousands and thousands of people who queued up, who had coffee, had falafel. those indeed really remarkable that so many people are willing to stay and wait all night long, and just for a chance to pay their respects to the late queen. now you, you mentioned that tomorrow's funeral will, of course, be a massive gathering of world leaders. one exactly is planned. what can we expect? where we know that around to size indignities will be attending the funeral, which is being held at westminster abbey. just a stone's throw away from westminster hall, where she's been lying in state. the funeral will take place there, and then shortly afterwards, her body will be transferred in the coffin of the sea to windsor castle,

which is where she is going to be interred. in a private ceremony with only family attendance, she will be buried next. her husband, the late prince philip, also in the same burial site where her sister and her parents as well have been laid to rest. that is a private, a family affair. but that will not stop the people of britain and indeed the world turning out on the street to reflect this moment as we then obviously hand over to the full reign of prince charles. my thing was interesting. we've had this, you know, 1011 day period. now of morning since the queen died with huge events, this q is become something of a national event in itself. i think was what was his was the funeral is ending. then there will start to be the discussions about the king's coronation, which will be another major event as this country switches from the reign of queen elizabeth the 2nd, the reign of king charles 3rd, our correspondent jack parrot in london for as jack. thank you very much.

authorities in japan have advised millions of residents to take shelter from typhoon none. model which has made landfall in the southwest is bringing high winds and torrential rain, which is expected to caused flooding. and muslims, strong winds and heavy rain di for nonmetals has hit southwestern japan with gusts of over 230 kilometers per hour. japan spread it in, c, issued a rear alert, warning from 80 iceberg facing phobia conditions. the japanese government convened an emergency meeting and urge people to take care in addition to violent winds, high waves and storm surges, the highest level of bitterness will be needed against mudslides flooding and overflowing rivers. thank you. yes you 4000000 people have been issued. evacuation warnings, some have taken shelter in special if i question sent us. the storm has already

left persons of homes without bobbo. transportation is disrupted. convenience stores also shut their doors. during children's and winds are causing trees, pools and build boots to fort and leaving city streets deserted. none at all is forecast or done east and reach took you on tuesday the belgian capital brussels turned into europe's largest car free zone. as the city held its annual car for a sunday, the event began more than 2 decades ago. it aims to highlight the impact that reducing the number of cars on the streets can have on the city and the environment . it comes at a time when europeans are trying to reduce their fuel consumption, the streets of brussels, bustling with foot and bicycle traffic. people out in numbers to reclaim the roads

from cause. many living in europe in a city don't have gardens. so public streets, tuning into playgrounds is a real treat for both adults and children, and full a 4 legged friends to well i, i like harpy sunday because you can buy where usually can't bike normally when i come here with my bike, there's no space to jo biker only stuff. normally i'm a bit scared to bike and brussels. actually, i really have to choose the ride streets among change the route, the bundling on the traffic because of sir come you. but suicidal cities across the european union have set out to make mobility sustainable. encouraging people to use more public transport and green or alternatives. especially pl, short distance, daily commuting in small cities. and there is a growing mix of alternatives. electric's good is have become

a permanent fixture in major european city so much so that the rental market for these is booming. they're popular with young people and they're seen as an easy and affordable way to get her out previous car. free days have proven to reduce the amount of noise and air pollution by meaningful amounts. but this, yet, europe is experiencing a cost of living crisis. and the initiative is taking on another meaning. we are having a crisis at the moment. i mean know that you have to reduce our uses of, of, of fuel, off of electricity. and val, the car is a big consumer of fuel. so making sure that we use alternatives that we drive by public transport by bio barefoot. it's really a possibility to have an impact on the price is called re sunday, takes place in brussels just once a year. but many here hope it's a sneak peak into what the future for the city could be. ah, you're watching the w news. a quick reminder of our top story now. the united

nations human rights office has confirmed it's planning to send a monitoring team to the city of zoom. is more evidence of war crimes is uncovered from mass graves near the liberated ukrainian city. some of the bodies zoomed from the forest graves showed signs of torture and violent death. you're up to date on the w news that stay tuned for sports life, a marion evans theme for me and the entire team in berlin. thanks for the company. a vibrant habitat in glistening place of long mediterranean sea have almost 4 at your fall korean drift along exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean.