ukraine, where there are other buildings they could have set up at. and where these women were forced to leave by the crating military. the town of boucher north west of ukraine's a capital t of has been recaptured by the ukrainian army footage, allegedly from the area has been released by ukrainian officials and published on social media and a bit of a warning to viewers. you may find these images disturbing. almost $300.00 civilians were buried in a mass grave in the town that's according to ukrainian officials. boucher has seen fierce fighting and recent weeks. russia has not yet commented on the allegations of civilian killings in the area. german chancellor of schultz was heckled with cries of liar as an angry crowd boot germany's leader during his speech in the city of essen. oh, the incident happened at a rally to mark the beginning of the social democratic parties state election campaign. the chanting apparently began when the chancellor spoke about the ukrainian conflict and refugee crisis. european governments have faced growing discontent since the start of the conflict in ukraine and subsequent anti russian sanctions that have led to ri

mejust bring you an update on those reports of atrocities and mass graves in the town of bucha north—west of ukraine bucha, ukraine. it is essential that an independent investigation leads to effective accountability. " we will bring you any updates right here on bbc news. thank you for watching. hello there. a big change is taking place in our weather. some places started on sunday morning with temperatures below minus seven celsius, but monday morning will start on a much milder note, but with some damp and breezy weather, courtesy of a frontal system pushing in from the north west. it is a warm front so, as the name suggests, behind it, the air will be turning warmer, or at least milder. this wedge of milder air spilling south eastwards across the uk dominating the weather as we head into monday. so, as we go through tonight, that frontal system will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain, moving south eastwards and particularly heavy rain over higher ground in western scotland and after a chilly evening in the south, temperatures will tend to climb through the night, so by monday morning, 6—11 degree

it's just to the north—west of the capital kyiv. ukraine recaptured it very recently. d as russian forces withdrew from there, we began to hear reports of bodies discovered on the streets. first, let's hearfrom the ukrainian president. translation: yesterday i returned from our city of bucha _ recently liberated from russian troops not farfrom kyiv, so there is not a single crime that they would not commit there. the russian military searched for and purposefully killed anyone who served our country. they shot and killed women outside our houses when theyjust tried to call someone who is alive. they killed entire families, adults and children, and they tried to burn the bodies. the result of russia's actions in our country, in ukraine, the most terrible war crimes of all times we see since the end of world war ii and they are being committed. russian troops are deliberately destroying ukrainian cities to ashes with artillery and air strikes. they are deliberately blocking cities, creating mass starvation and they deliberately shoot columns of civilians on the road tryin

north of ukraine. so certainly, life is starting to return slowly. and in some other areas west, the ukraine has not been that badly hit, although there were bombardments, of course, and still are, but people were still working. so we see, for example, agriculture is very much, you know, the production going on. now it's the planting season and people are, are workers, agriculture workers, and farmers are planting their seats. they're even coming to our banks and asking for working capital loans. so that's, you know, we see signs of activity. we're sure. ukraine's defense minister has been calling on nato members to provide more weapons fast. do you feel that there is enough economic support as well? well, we were grateful for the economic support that we're getting. there's definitely, you know, economists support for you know, balance of payments. there's macroeconomic stability that we're getting from the i m f world bank or european partners the us. so, so far we're holding up, but of course going forward. what we will need is a big recovery fund for ukraine in order to rebu

north of ukraine. so certainly, life is starting to return slowly. and in some other areas, the west ukraine has not been that badly hit, although there were bombardments, of course, and still are, but people were still working. so we see, for example, agriculture is very much, you know, the production going on. now it's the planting season and people are, are workers, agriculture workers and farmers are planting their seats. they're even coming to our banks and asking for working capital loans. so that's, you know, we see signs of activity. well, a german government has outline new plans to help domestic businesses affected by the war as well as the resulting sanctions. the package includes $5000000000.00 euros worth of grants, as was $7000000000.00 euros, low interest loans and loan guarantees. some businesses worry that it still will be enough. the thumb keys the shine based in eastern germany specializes in wire making machines. it's dependent on the russian market for much of its business. the company has 45 employees, but managing director against kissell shine doesn't know whe

look at the awful things we already have evidence of from the parts of the ukraine in the north and north—west. terrible things went on there. rates, summary executions, really just awful awful things. this has now been going on, as i say, for several weeks, the siege of mariupol, there has been no food going on, no water, no food, no power, notes essential services, bodies littering the place. and if the russians pursue this assault with indiscriminate force, very little concern as to what they are hitting or who they are killing, then clearly, some terrible things must have gone on. there is of course a broader strategic dimension to this. the seizure of mariupol would mean that russia achieves this so—called land bridge between the russian separatist enclaves and russian separatist enclaves and russia proper and crimea which was obviously seized by the russians in 2014. we don't know how badly damaged the russian units may be, they must have taken significant casualties as well, those regions the russians have been laying siege to the city with. but one they is that once they have finished

it's just to the north—west of the capital, kyiv. ukrainetured it very recently, and as russian forces withdrew from there, we began to hear reports of bodies discovered on the streets. first, let's hearfrom the ukrainian president. translation: yesterday i returned from our city of bucha _ recently liberated from russian troops not farfrom kyiv, so there is not a single crime that they would not commit there. the russian military searched for and purposefully killed anyone who served our country. they shot and killed women outside our houses when theyjust tried to call someone who is alive. they killed entire families, adults and children, and they tried to burn the bodies. the result of russia's actions in our country, in ukraine, the most terrible war crimes of all times we see since the end of world war ii and they are being committed. russian troops are deliberately destroying ukrainian cities to ashes with artillery and air strikes. they are deliberately blocking cities, creating mass starvation and they deliberately shoot columns of c

ukraine is demanding a new wave of sanctions against russia. after accusing it of genocide, ukraine's government says it has evidence of war crimes in the town of boucher which is north west of cave, where russian troops recently withdrew. roches defense ministry flatly rejected this saying footage and photos of dead bodies in boucher. yes. another provocation . a warning, some viewers may find this report from emerald. com disturbing most bodies have been removed and the ones that are left have yet to be picked up. each has to be photographed, undocumented, the dead asylum. witnesses to what happened here. and what is alleged to have happened is russian soldiers attacking civilians are fleeing the city. the mayor of ki visited boucher to show solidarity and express anger. is genocide jill site of ukraine m population. more than shaw is it, people in russia and the russian government has to pay for that painful price officials, a gathering evidence and will submit their findings that may well form the basis of a war crimes investigation. you are so blessed with the water, the shell, but i am of eaten is because i was here today. we finally have opportunity to reduce to th

extend his 12 here tom one hour from ukraine, a scene of death and destruction left by retreating. russian soldiers in ukraine has been revealed in a town north west of cave. video shows the bodies of at least 20 civilians strewn along the streets of butcher. now the 0 same bas ravi reports now from levine, just warning. you may find some images in zane's report, disturbing. ukrainian forces every taken the entire keep region. but russia's retreat comes at a high price north west of the capital, the city of boucher bears witness to the brutality of war. at least 20 people in civilian clothes, left dead in the street. each scene a grim snapshot of the chaos and violence of their final moments, ukrainian se at the hands of russian forces. days earlier, the mayor of boucher announced the liberation of his town. larry, he drew the similar which has got o mother, elizabeth march, 31st. okay. down in the history of that community as the day of liberation, deliberation of our armed forces, every ukraine from russian occupiers said to day i state that this days joyful joyful. and this is a great victory in the cave region, and we will definitely wait unti

opposition with the war in ukraine. overshadowing the campaign a scene of death, a destruction left by retreating russian soldiers in ukraine has been revealed in a town north west of ki, if video shows, bodies of at least 20 civilians strewn along the streets in butch up, out a 0 same bestcopy begins al coverage from the western city of live eve, you may find some images in zane's report. disturbing. ukrainian forces have retaken the entire key regions. but russia's retreat comes at a high price. northwest of the capital, the city of boucher bears witness to the brutality of war. at least 20 people in civilian clothes, left dead in the street. each scene a grim snapshot of the chaos and violence of their final moments. ukrainian se at the hands of russian forces. days earlier the mayor of boucher announced the liberation of its town. do you know? no, we're going to march 31st to go down in the history of that community. as the day of liberation, the liberation of around for civic ukraine from russian occupiers said today, i state that the state, joyful, joyful. and this is a great victory in the region, and we will definitely wait until there is a great victory

of ukraine, except for the southern part. well, of course the same clarification is somewhere like zero three degrees, especially the north or west- the center of the country and the evening sunday, it is important even in the east, occasional rains will fall in the western regions and in the north of ukraine and finally the territory of hmm without significant precipitation , well, we will talk about that when we review the synoptic situation of each region of ukraine, and now we are going further and look at the behavior of the earth's magnetic field, and simply put, whether there will be or not tomorrow does not say well, you see what will happen especially at the beginning of the day, at night and in the morning, activation is expected, i.e., magnetic storms, magnetic activity will be more noticeable , and therefore, please, whoever reacts negatively to such manifestations of such activation, please already take care of the prevention of your well-being we are actually returning to the synoptic situation of tomorrow and not only tomorrow and with the lake days for sunday, it is still traditional saturday and sunday we always

on day 4 when ukrainian security officers and representatives of ukraine and television arrived in the city. this town, it's located north west of kiev, and it was recaptured by ukrainian military just a couple days ago actually. and that's why it was a bit strange when kiev accused russia of war crimes. since this footage of the corpses in the street, this terrible footage emerged actually, days after the town had already come under ukrainian control. those videos were apparently released by local officials put on social media. and we are gonna show them on the screen now. but just a warning to our viewers, you may find them a bit disturbing than according to key of almost 300 civilians were found in mass graves there. now the whole situation was so strange that a number of military observers actually said that this all could have been stage to that. it could have been part of a wider ukrainian propaganda campaign at misinformation around what happened. but the vice speaker of re and oversee also commented on this saying that the west in using this video as a sort of pro ukrainian propaganda would be complicit in crimes if i

was under the rule of the white general denikin in the north-west, general ranzianko threatened petrograd, meanwhile, the polish army occupied vilnius, part of belarus and western ukrainecontrol of the bolsheviks remained only central provinces, but soon the power of the soviet government was here too. it came under threat in april 1919. troops. kalchak moved to the shores. the volga from here opened the way to moscow . however, it was not possible to reach the volga with a sudden gift of the red army, defeated the main forces of the wolf cubs of their fathers and threw them back beyond the urals. the red army became stronger and stronger in the service of the bolsheviks. many have crossed royal officers and generals. by the beginning of 1920, the red army had defeated the main forces of its opponents. bely still held out in the crimea and the far east. in the meantime, the bolsheviks. i had to suppress numerous peasant uprisings that covered vast territories in russia in ukraine and belarus, another dangerous enemy of soviet russia was revived poland. even emperor nicholas ii planned after the victory. in the first world war, unite the kingdom of poland with the polis

of poland, a statement was made that poland is preparing from may 1 to conduct large-scale military exercises in the east, sorry, in the west and north of the country near the eastern borders of ukrainekaliningrad region. it's actually late in the evening. uh, press secretary level. uh, the polish intelligence services made a statement that, in fact, poland had no plans to seize western ukraine, but questions actually remained. what followed was a rather sensational performance. e by joseph biden of the president of the united states on us policy on ukraine what you will learn about this a little later from our program. but what about the fronts of the special military operation? that there was nothing sensational in general. our troops continued their offensive along the entire line of contact in the north, east and south. well, at this moment air raid signals are roaring over the entire eastern and central ukraine. uh, what's going on on the special operation fronts? we now, uh, learn from yury ivanovich podlyaks, who is closely following what is happening there, uh yury ivanovich good evening, i have the floor for you good evening. yes yes, indeed, along almost the entire front li

of ukraine were destroyed by operational-tactical aviation during the night. the west is pumping weapons into ukraine right now 25 states in twenty-one of them are members northon that has spread today the investigative committee of russia greece from this list withdrew the country's defense minister said that sending a large number of weapons. kiev will have a negative impact on the defense of greece itself in the country there was a series of protests, the most ordinary simple, what is called the greeks do not want to arm the ukrainian nazis attention to the screen. this is how port workers try to block the shipment of weapons from greece to ukraine in washington approved a new batch of military aid. kiev plans to transfer $800 million worth of weapons to the eu by the end of april. well, biden was going to go to ukraine, see how it was. i did not hear you, you will send high-ranking officials to ukraine, we are making this decision. now thank you in a slightly indirect way, but the president of the united states was forced to announce that he was generally ready to personally go to kiev. and you? the first visit of us officials to ukraine has already taken

north—west of the capital kyiv. but that also proved to be too dangerous and soon they were on the move again, this time in a region to the far west of ukrainere back in peacetime, like - nothing has happened. i don't discuss . what's going on. let it remain beyond these walls, and here is a smalll circle of childhood. no—one knows how long the fighting will last or how long these children will have to remain here. for now, they can play, as if the war isn't happening at all. tim allman, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcnuala. hello. spring weather can often be erratic, and we've certainly seen that play out during the past few days. march, for a good part of the time, was dry and sunny. in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest march on record. it was only on sunday we saw conditions like this in aberdeenshire. the warmest parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all t

north—west of the capital kyiv. but that also proved to be too dangerous and soon they were on the move again, this time in a region to the far west of ukraine going on. let it remain beyond these walls, and here is a smalll circle of childhood. no—one knows how long the fighting will last or how long these children will have to remain here. for now, they can play, as if the war isn't happening at all. tim allman, bbc news. the russian invasion of ukraine forced millions of people to leave their houses and belongings behind — and for many that included their pets. but now — for one abandoned animal at least — a new home has been found. this is bavaria — a schnauzer who was discovered by ukrainian soldiers in a village in the kyiv region a few days ago. bavaria has been taken in by a volunteer called 0lga. a relatively happy ending for everyone — except 0lga's cat kasus. he's not too keen on his new housemate, and has taken to hiding on top of the fridge. quite a sweet story there. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcnuala. iam also i am also on instagram. thank you so much for watching bbc world news. hello. spring weather can often be err

leave the area and some of the managed to go north to words. bella rose, now the russian government says a start of the mitchell operation in ukraine has been accusing the west and the united states of america for what it has been describing as an unprecedented disinformation war. they say that the west have been using all those reports about civilian casualties, to deflect attention from the core issues that the russians have been talking about . and the grievances that they have been looking forward to see an answer to a particularly the need for nato to stop expanding eastwards and for ukraine to stop getting advanced weapons from the u. s. and from the west, russian missiles have struck near the southern port if a desa ukraine's main naval base. russia says and destroyed an oil refinery and fuel storage facilities. he's buying ukraine's military. and just as a focus for moscow as its force is trying to cut ukraine off from the black sea build on which is always at home. and it was scary because the walls were shaking. i went out and saw that there was an explosion near my home and i thought a tank on burning. it was a big explosion like if an aeroplane c

of weapons, that is, the united states can send anything and in any amount. in ukraine, the fight against monuments in the city of rivne in the north-west of the country demolished the memorial of the hero of the red army mikhail bogomolov, the legendary commander was awarded three orders of the red banner, he twice defended the city from invaders. well, now, by order of the authorities, the public utilities brigade cut down the tank on the pedestal erected in his honor, and earlier footage circulated on social networks of local residents violently knocking down parts of the monument, on which the tablets with the names of the heroes of the great patriotic war are placed. state of emergency introduced in in the kurgan region, due to natural fires, they threaten settlements and some are being evacuated for those who cannot wait out the danger. relatives have open temporary accommodation centers. district schools report that several houses have already been destroyed by fire in one of the villages. there is information about one deceased in a neighboring employee of the ministry of emergency situations they are resisting the elements with all their might. both fir

highs of 18, 19, may be close to 20 degrees, but there will also be some rain at times, especially in the north and west. wales and the duchess of cornwall. this is bbc news, the headlines: ukraineor civilian evacuations from the donbas region. it's now the focal point of vladimir putin's war effort. slovakia has donated its entire s—300 surface—to—air missile system to ukraine. the country's prime minister said it would save many innocent lives from moscow's aggression. uk prime minister borisjohnson says his country will send another $130 million worth of military equipment to help it resist russian attacks.

throughout his time in ukraine. russian forces allegedly committed a litany of apparent war crimes in this area of boucher during their occupation of the town which is about 30 kilometers north west of the capitol. hill terrace has called from moscow and keith to work together to set up aid and evacuation corridors. it's been more than 2 months since rush is invasion of ukraine, and it appears that the un secretary general is now heading off to his next location. for more on his visit to ukraine, let's bring in hud abdel honeyed who joins us from boucher on the fine. hello, the humming what's expected to happen at his next location. why we're actually in the convoy heading to air. that's another town that has been badly while the russian during the russian completion. then you probably remember very dramatic pictures of the 1000000 clean understanding from a bridge that had been bombed out. that may be scheduled for the secretary general . tell him burn young can boots were very brief. he filled the station for himself. he still still burned out. the apartment long houses black into the ground and in boucher he went to the side where imagine grey was found. now in boy again, he d

of 18—19, maybe close to 20 degrees. but there will also be some rain at times, especially in the north and west. this is bbc news, the headlines. ukraine of kramatorsk in eastern ukraine. russia has denied any involvement in the strike. the uk chancellor rishi sunak�*s wife, akshata murty, volunteers to pay uk taxes on her overseas income, following questions over her non—domicile status. the hollywood actor will smith has been banned from all academy events or programmes for 10 years after he slapped chris rock. the academy said the 94th oscars had been "overshadowed by unacceptable and harmful behaviour. " judge ketanji brown jackson has been celebrating her historic confirmation as the first black woman to serve on the us supreme court. in a speech at the white house, she said "anything is possible" in america.

important is essays because it is one of the largest urban areas still under ukraine control. russian forces pushing in from, from the northeast, the north and the north west as well as certain areas of the east ukrainian military saying that there is ongoing fighting in various villages to the east of here also with respect to what's going on in mary oh, of course that city that has seen such heavy fighting as, according to some reports and we've seen the pictures as, as the world has a city that is pretty much being flattened. ukrainian, deputy prime minister saying that or is as yet still no agreement. the russians are still, she saying the russians still refusing to agree on setting up some sort of humanitarian corridor to get out what we understand around a 1000 civilians traps under that still works that giant great soviet built industrial plant where still there are ukraine in flight as ukrainian military in there, we understand that obviously the civilians haven't left and they were still fighting to try as the russians try to clear that area of those ukrainian fighters, ukrainian military. so of course, great concern there still for those civilian

leave the area and some of the managed to go north to words. bella rose, now the russian government says a start of the mitchell operation in ukraine has been accusing the west and the united states of america for what it has been describing as an unprecedented disinformation war. they say that the west have been using all those reports about civilian casualties, to deflect attention from the core issues that the russians have been talking about . and the grievances that they have been looking forward to see an answer to a particularly the need for nato to stop expanding eastwards and for ukraine to stop getting advanced weapons from the u. s. and from the west of development elsewhere, russian troops have hide automatic guns. into the i to despise people protesting against invasion in southern ukraine. the peaceful crowd had gathered in the port city of cosca far away, and carson residence also held a demonstration that denouncing of russian occupation officials is saying that russian missiles of struck critical infrastructure, navy, southern ukrainian ports of odessa, moscow is saying they destroyed an oil refinery in 3 fuel storage facilities used by ukra

north of the country. it raises the question of the western response. obviously ukraine has asked for more weapons. the westays they will deliver. but on the sanctions front, how much are we running out of cards to play? europe yet to play the gas card, but that is a conversation they are still having. tom: mr. biden to meet with mr. modi by zoom today. maybe it is presidential zoom, i don't know. some real tension there. complexities in the india relationship. let me do a data check right now. we want to get lisa's brief in, and then we have a wonderful guest on how to reset second-quarter in truly the cacophony we see right now. futures -15 on the vix. we quote the dow for jon ferro. let's call that 1500 points away from nerve on a. the yield is the story, two point 57% 10 year, 2.76% i should say. twos-tens goes to inversion after a positive 17 basis points. oil just under $100 on brent crude as well. the foreign exchange market speaks volumes with euro on a tear versus yen as well. lisa: i want to offer up a clarification. we are talking about jon as though he is on sabbatical. he's just taking vacation

ukraine." one of the areas is bucha — north—west of kyiv — where there are reports of mass graves.and in the surrounding towns that the bbc has filmed bodies of civilians in the streets, some with their hands and feet bound — who had been shot. today calls for accountability have come from the us, the uk, germany and others — while russia has called the reports a fabrication. but the civilian suffering in ukraine is widespread, as our correspondent orla guerin now reports. now the immediate danger has passed, the cost is being counted, home by home. some damage is irreparable. oleg takes me into his front garden — the scene of a possible war crime, where an ordinary family was hit by a russian missile. his two—year—old stefan was buried under the rubble. translation: he fell asleep in bed | with new sheets because he wanted| to sleep in ones with stars, so my wife did that for him. he fell asleep, and he never woke up again. he says stefan knew the alphabet and could count to ten. he was lively and liked to play, but his final days were spent below ground hiding from bombs — not in

ukraine, formerly part of the soviet union now not so. there are russian troops in transnistria, just to the west of ukraine, we know there are russian troops in the northn transnistria. they are also called peace keeping troops by the russians and they are there under the premises of protecting an oppressed russian-speaking population, which is exactly the reason vladimir putin used for going into donbas. >> yes, precisely. and the fun fact is -- not fun. but the hype critical fact is only one third of population of transnistria are actually russian-speakers. and that's turned out to be reason enough to attack part of the territory and claim it to be part of, you know, this transnistria republic which was not recognized by anyone. but one third of people living in transnistria are ukrainians and one-third are moldavans. that's scary, they deny the principle of sovereignty that international relations are based upon and just claim territory for themselves and they can do it for any other region they can hear russian people speaking. they claim that anyone who speaks russian is someone who needs their protection. speaks russian is someone who needs their

of the two days. we start frosty, but it's dry and sunny. sunday, cloud builds in and we'll see some rain arriving in the north and west. this is bbc news. the headlines: ukraine's the un security council. he's listed a catalogue of war crimes he said had been carried out by russian forces — in bucha and other towns. with pictures emerging from neighbouring borodyanka, ukraine's proecutor general says the situation there was the worst in the kyiv area. washington and the eu have promised more sanctions on russia. shanghai has entered a covid lockdown for all 25 million citizens. reported cases have risen to more than 13,000 a day. in some areas of the city, people can't even leave their homes to collect essential provisions.

sunshine, we could see highs of 18, 19, maybe close to 20 degrees, but there will also be some rain at times, especially in the north and west. this is bbc news, the headlines: ukrained become a major hub in the war for civilian evacuations from the donbas region. it's now the focal point of russia's war effort. ukraine's neighbour, slovakia, has donated its entire s—300 surface—to—air missile system to ukraine. the country's prime minister said it would save many innocent lives from moscow's aggression. the british prime minister borisjohnson says the uk will send another $130 million worth of military equipment to help ukraine. the body that hands out the oscars has banned the actor will smith from all its events for ten years after he hit the presenter chris rock.

of 18—19, maybe close to 20 degrees. but there will also be some rain at times, especially in the north and west. this is bbc news, the headlines... ukraineramatorsk had become a major hub in the war for civilian evacuations from the donbas region. it's now the focal point of vladimir putin's war effort. the head of the european commission says ukraine is marching towards a european future as russia descends into economic, financial and technological decay. speaking alongside president zelensky in kyiv, ursula von der leyen promised to speed up the early stages of ukraine's bid tojoin the eu.

ukraine. russia warns the threat of nuclear war is real if the west continues to provide weapons to ukraine. >>> just in overnight, thousands of people in and around san francisco's north beach waking up in the dark this morning. right now, pga is investigating an outage impacting about 3,000 customers. it started just before 3:30 this morning. new this hour, we're learning power should be restored at about 9:15 this morning. >>> happening today, perhaps another step in bringing california's high-speed rail to the bay area. they will connect high-speed rail from mer send to san jose. voters approved california's high-speed rail 14 years ago. right now, the only segment being built now runs through central valley. the segment may not be ready for rollout for another eight years. >>> moving you forward on a push to make part of san francisco more pedestrian and bicyclist friendly. when the pandemic first took hold, leaders closed jfk drive to allow more san franciscans a safe place to get out and last night that move became permanent. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live in the city for us this morning. it sounds like a lot of people not happy about making that

towards the end of the week along some north sea coasts with some shelter further north and west, some relative warmth, and it will be mostly dry. this is bbc news. the headlines: ukraine'snst russian forces. denys shmyhal said the city had not yet fallen despite weeks of attacks by russia, and moscow saying any remaining soldiers would be spared, if they surrendered. for the fourth day in a row, swedish police have clashed with protesters angry at a far—right group's plans to burn copies of the quran. three people were injured in the eastern city of norrkoping when officers fired warning shots at rioters. at least 17 people have been arrested. doctors in sri lanka have said the island's hospitals are nearly out of life—saving medicines as an economic crisis

north—west of the capital kyiv. but that also proved to be too dangerous and soon they were on the move again, this time in a region to the far west of ukraineis a smalll circle of childhood. no—one knows how long the fighting will last or how long these children will have to remain here. for now, they can play, as if the war isn't happening at all. tim allman, bbc news. on a happier note a new home has been found for an abandoned pet in ukraine. meet bavaria — a schnauzer who was discovered a few days ago near kyiv. bavaria has been taken in by a volunteer. a relatively happy ending for everyone — except olga's cat kasus. he's not too keen on his new housemate — and has taken to hiding on top of the fridge. 0h, kasus! hello. spring weather can often be erratic, and we've certainly seen that play out during the past few days. march, for a good part of the time, was dry and sunny. in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest march on record. it was only on sunday we saw conditions like this in aberdeenshire. the warmest parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon,

of ukraine. evidence has emerged revealing the trail of destruction. they've left behind. video has been released showing the bodies of at least 20 civilians strewn along streets in butcher north west of keefe out there was name was rob, has more from the western city of live. and you may find some images in his report to study ukrainian forces every taken the entire key region.

street and boot chan, north west of care of bodies, all appeared to be wearing civilian clothing and some have had their hands tied. butcher has seen some of the heaviest fighting in ukraine in recent weeks. the northern cities are pin, which is next to butcher is also been a key battle ground for weeks now and it's firmly back under ukrainian control. president was a mi zalinski said the pullback of russian forces had been slow but noticeable and accuse them of leaving mines. as they went in mon con is near a pin where volunteers and emergency workers have been removing dead soldiers and civilians. slowly, methodically, they search for booby traps left by retreating russian forces. this ukrainian de mining team tells us the russians have hidden explosives in consumer electronic devices, such as mobile phones and laptops and spread them all around. this car was abandoned by the russians. the ukrainian say it was full of looted electronics, like we're looking for minds and other devices including unexploded devices. ammonia shall lived behind by the russian troops. we are trying to prevent any one who comes back here from being enjoyed in this area. the rational animals lo

west. good. with the w business beyond ah, russia is pulling back its forces north of ukraine's capital, but that has brought horror rather than relief as indications of a civilian massacre come to light. the devastating images from the town of butcher indicate that proteins forces murdered hundreds of civilians before withdrawing that sparking new calls for harsher sanctions, including an embargo on russian fossil fuels. so far, germany's been resisting, fearing massive harm to an economy highly.

west. good. with the w business beyond. ah, russia is pulling back its forces north of ukraine's capital, but that has brought horror rather than relief as indications of a civilian massacre come to light. the devastating images from the town of boucher indicate that put his forces murdered hundreds of civilians before withdrawing that sparking new calls for harsher sanctions, including an embargo on russian fossil fuels. so far, germany has been resisting, fearing massive harm to an economy, highly dependent on brush and gas. the predicament is prompting a new look at politicians who enabled that dependence. and we're asking russian war crimes, the end of german illusions. ah, welcome to to the point. it's a pleasure to welcome our guests bought a landing is author and lead editor at the berlin daily target spiegel. and it's a pleasure to welcome matthew conditioning. he is chief europe correspondent for politico, and also glad to have with us claudia, comfort. she is head of the department of energy, transportation, and environment at the german institute for economic research. and i'd like to start by talking a little b

of ukraine, evidence has emerged revealing the trail of destruction. they've left behind. video has been released showing the bodies of at least 20 civilians strewn along the street in boucher north west of cave. jane was, robbie begins r, coverage from the western city of leave. you may find the images in this story to study. ukrainian forces have retaken the entire keith region, but russia's retreat comes at a high price. northwest of the capital, the city of boucher bears witness to the brutality of war. at least 20 people in civilian clothes, left dead in the street. each scene a grim snapshot of the chaos and violence of their final moments. ukrainian se at the hands of russian forces. days earlier the mayor of boucher announced the liberation of its town. do you know which one is going to march 31st. go down in the history of that community as the day of liberation. the liberation of around for civic you claim from russian occupiers said today, i state that the state joyful, joyful. and this is a great victory in the region and we will definitely wait until there is a great victory all over ukraine. the joys of victory soon dampens by death. ukraine's general staff is warning fu

west of mariel. and another town called talk mac, which is north scenario where we know that has been heavy fighting, also further east or further north of mary helpful. there were reports from the ukraine in socrates around the town of the region of lou ganske, telling ukrainian civilians to leave the area immediately to flee for their lives. and we also know that there has been heavy fighting around the child, towns close to the strategically important city of sla janski's. so it certainly seems that the beginnings of this predicted large scale offensive by russian forces, many of which have left this area around cube, could well be beginning now. all right, thank you very much. charles stratford reporting titian, ukrainian capital case. thanks a lot. charles. of course it is your hearing has been a great deal of focus on the sinking of the muscular russian warship. but it's estimated the rushers actually lost nearly 3000 pieces of military equipment in ukraine. military experts put the losses down to the advanced, unmanned drones, anti tank and anti aircraft weapons. nato countries have given to ukraine or so. so the reports on this now from keith tanks, helicopters, personnel carrie