callum tulley, bbc news. some of those now having to living in exile because of the conflict here. manned in this war, and they still are. but what they do have is a determination to preserve their culture and their history. i repeat, this is a conflict of choice that didn't have to happen, with the invasion a clear breach of international law. those are the facts, as the world marks this grim one—year anniversary. we leave now with some of the images of the last 12 months here in ukraine. we have the weather in a couple of minutes. from all of us, good afternoon.

callum tulley, bbc news.raine. —— we leave you now. ukrainian choral music explosion it's very bad. hello there. on friday, we had some sunny spells that worked southwards across the uk through the day. lovely end of the day in cumbria. see the blue skies and the setting sun here. wasn't like that everywhere, though. across northeast scotland, we certainly had a lot of cloud, and that cloud thick enough to bring some showers. now, i'm talking about this cloud here in aberdeenshire. that cloud is actually from this cloud sheet you can see here in the north sea. now, this cloud sheet is really very extensive, and if i put on the winds that are blowing that cloud long, those winds will take that cloud sheet in across eastern areas of the country. the big problem is the computer models really aren't doing very well with this cloud. models really aren't doing very you can see it's nowhere near extensive enough. but i think over the next few hours, we are going to see that cloud sheets come in across northern and e

more than 100,000 of them have arrived here in the uk. 0ur reporter callum tulley has been to meet aooks very different. i am a year on from the russian invasion, life looks very different.— life looks very different. i am from a small village _ life looks very different. i am from a small village near— life looks very different. i am from a small village near to _ life looks very different. i am from a small village near to kyiv. i life looks very different. i am from a small village near to kyiv. when | a small village near to kyiv. when the world started my village was destroyed by 70%. almost all houses. when i saw this, i felt horrible but life is continuing and i'm trying to make a new life here.— life is continuing and i'm trying to make a new life here. alexander is one of the — make a new life here. alexander is one of the thousands _ make a new life here. alexander is one of the thousands of _ make a new life here. alexander is one of the thousands of ukrainiansj one of the thousands of ukrainians who moved to the uk last year to escape the war. how have you find the last y

callum tulley, bbc news.the weekend is just around the corner so let's see what it is looking like, and for most, not bad. sunny spells but quite a chilly breeze. the forecast for the second half of the afternoon, cloudy in the south of the country, sunny spells elsewhere and temperatures typically between nine and ii elsewhere and temperatures typically between nine and 11 degrees. tonight, the skies were clear across many central and western areas, a touch of frost and certainly on the cards, maybe —3, but on the north sea coast where we have quite a strong breeze blowing in from the north, it will be above freezing, so around three newcastle and hull. that wind will continue to blow through tomorrow into sunday, so it will feel chilly. the thermometer might say 8 degrees, but it will probably feel like two or three because of that wind. i think on sunday, fairly similar weather, sunny spells and feeling about the same. this is bbc news, i'm frankie mccamley, the headlines at three. on the anniversary of ru

callum tulley, bbc news. orfind it on bbc iplayer. a uk tech company is calling for a new mobile phone repair apprenticeship scheme to meet soaring demand as more people choose to fix rather than replace their phones. smartphones generate around 146 million tonnes of c02 per year but the majority of this comes from the manufacturing process. by hanging onto phones longer people can save money and the planet. i'm joined now by the group's founder adam whitehouse. thank you very much for talking to us today. to what extent is there a shortage of people able to carry out phone repairs?— shortage of people able to carry out phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point _ phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a _ phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a few— phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a few years - phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a few years ago i phone repairs? good morning. they reach the point a few years ago thatj reach the point a few years a