sarah who survived first, a warning, there is a lot of heavy news tonight. there's support at bbc actionlineree years since russia fully invaded ukraine. thousands of lives have been lost and homes destroyed. today, ukrainians across the uk have been talking about how they feel. this journey was not easy for us but in all our way we met a lot of wonderful people who helped us, who supported us. survivors of the southport attack have been speaking out leanne was taking the class. she was stabbed five times. and called the police. everyone was going to die. her sister, to safety. so i was physically pushing them down the stairs - she plans to make a positive difference. i'd love to go ahead - and do campaigns and stuff life, it's doing something. about anti—knife crime and raise awareness. i i remember being in onej of those anti—knife crime assemblies and just thinking, this is rubbish, like, this - and that's why i want to do it around my school - and potentially other schools. life, it's doing something. that's us, take care. welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferriss. our top stories... anothe

bbc website. that's at bbc.co.uk/actionline. of their homes for several months. here's simonjones.rom my dogs, and we can't even go back into the flat to get anything, you know? it's. .. it's finished. the local council organised a drop—in session for those affected. "mummy, when will the sleepoverfinish?" it's incredibly stressful. you know, we were homeless until nine o'clock last night. we finally managed to get our home insurance to put us up in an airbnb, but our airbnb has black mould. we've got to stay there for the next week. remember this one in merthyr tydfil last december, so what's behind them? which in turn forces the surface above it to collapse in. take a look at this map. for safety reasons. the local council believes it was caused by a burst water pipe. what's it going to take to fix it? insurers should help with temporary accommodation. but if homes are affected by a precautionary evacuation, finding somewhere to stay falls to the local council or landlord. surrey county council says it's committed to working quickly simonjones, bbc news, godstone. discovered in p

harrods told the bbc it encouraged "all survivors please visit bbc.co. uk/actionline.as risen due to it becoming the global hub of cocaine exports to the uk, the president, who is up for re—election on sunday, with sweeping powers to crush the gangs. into human rights abuses. 0ur south america correspondent ione wells reports from ecuador, a warning her report contains distressing images. the military now, in theory... sirens wail. ..the drug gangs, still, in practice. every two hours, a person is killed. every day, seven are kidnapped. translation: everyone feels like it is a pandemic. - too afraid to show his face. they wanted $100,000. he tried negotiating for days. they left my father's body with his finger in a bottle, the world's cocaine. a tough crackdown by the security forces. in the centre of his chest, which police think identifies they're now searching for drugs or weapons in his house. they find hostage photos on his phone linking him to a kidnap. these teenage boys seized by the military over an alleged theft. they were later found mutilated and burned. a

duncan kennedy, bbc news. or feelings of despair are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline. and a peace activistshow, 16 months on from october 7th, it all came surging back. into the bibas house, leading to a mother's terror as she sought to protect her young sons — campaigner oded lifshitz were all killed by israeli bombs. israel now says mr lifshitz was murdered. the bibas family have come to symbolise the hopes and we've all seen the video of shiri bibas and her two sons being taken away. as the country prepares to welcome home another six living hostages. but the trauma of october 7th has not faded away, back in the wastelands of gaza, they're also looking for bodies. on this building exactly a year ago. "and my niece and two of my cousins. "five floors came down, one on top of the other. "we haven't been able to get anyone out. "we just want to bury them." they can lay the dead to rest, but the war still isn't over — the grief is endless. paul adams, bbc news, tel aviv. our top story this evening: but a planned press conference with the two men was cancelled by the us. to return home for m

actionline. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.and italy. let's speak to guy hedgecoe in madrid. hello. take us more detail which personalities we are expecting to there we are expecting to see there and what will on the and what will be on the agenda; expecting some of the we are expecting some of the major figures the far right major figures of the far right to be in madrid today and le pen of the french national rally, and from the the italian... the lletherlands; the italiahaa; w— of the lletherlands; the italiaeaa; ~ ; of course spanish —: �* of vox santiago abascal, 7777565? 7 7776651707f77 7 7 7 7 7hos7t7of the jan. 7776651757f7t7i}; 2925. along the host of the event. along with viktor orban of of ;;;;a; 77777a77nd ;;;”, ;, ;;;;se;;;, ;a; ;a; 77777a77nd7d7171e7 ;, ;;;;se;;;, ;a; and due7to7 777 and eflé7t67nié7e7t7777 77 7 and 7d7l71e7to7mee7t7t7onig7ht course. and due to meet tonight a dinner and tomorrow is for a dinner and tomorrow is the big day, there a really the big day, there is a rally in a hotel here in madrid sever

bbc one at 8pm. if you've been affected by any of the issues raised in this report, details of organisations offering information and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionlinee, 75, from her parents in more than two weeks. vincent mcaviney. the couple have a long—standing relationship with the country in the 1970s in kabul. and for the better part of two decades, they have lived in the country doing aid work programmes — so working in schools, working with women and children. returned to power. had left at the time, but they refused to go — they were incredibly dedicated to this country colleague and a translator, as well. we don't know what has exactly happened. children, but for the last two weeks, their children say they have been detained, given they have been able to operate the last three years the taliban have been for their parents' release, saying they have done nothing the rules of course changing rapidly in those three years — but their children say they have been meticulous about following all of the rules and they are just there trying to help those that they can. the trouble is the foreign office is no longer is able when the taliban came back

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