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some of his relatives are old, one chap from swansea was picking up his seven—year—old mother and 90ber have dropped their visas and borisjohnson says their visas and borisjohnson says the uk is a generous company and these people say the appreciate british welcome but they wish that the process less cumbersome. mark levin, the process less cumbersome. mark levin. thank— the process less cumbersome. mark levin, thank you. _ here in ukraine the exodus continues. the un estimates that more than 2 million refugees have fled ukraine since the start of the conflict. refugees are moving into neighbouring countries, with the vast majority heading into poland. and hungary has taken tens of thousand of people too. nick thorpe sent this report from its capital budapest, on how the countries on ukraine's western border are coping with the influx so far. from the border, the refugee trains come into budapest�*s west station every hour. there are many people on hand to help, from police to translators. within the mayhem, the relief response is well organised, generous, and extensive. and hungary

and then he denigrates others swansea for instance was despicable. okay. all right, not good for any pr there, walpole. oh lordy, walpole where he found the troops much scattered some indwelling houses and other in barns the poor mean despicable wretched town. could not afford one regiment room in their dwelling houses for one night. this is the first night that our men has been under the necessity of lying in barns on this march. so fascinating point in this he's revealing that as they have been marching through these communities. they have been quartered in people's homes. the inhabitants along this trek have been welcoming the soldiers. into their homes, they've not had to lay out under the stars or at that point up to that point in barns. now i will point out that it could be all welcoming at another point or two as we look at what hazen is doing. he was also perfectly willing to threaten councilmen along the way that if you are not willing to give us the supplies they we need for instance flower then we'll take it if you don't let us stable our horses