in moscow 10 years ago this the moscow authorities allocated the wing to elizabeth glinka for charitable needs from the very beginning. this building was supposed to be used as a hospital for poor homeless people who are undocumented. it was planned to provide them with highly qualified medical care in 2014 , the war began in the south-east of ukraine. elizaveta petrovna revised her plans , organized here such a house of mercy, in which severe pain lives. wounded children during their treatment in moscow dr. liza is one of the first who in 2014 responded to the misfortune of civilians in the midst of an armed conflict, she went to a hot spot with a humanitarian mission before her tragic death in december 2016. elizaveta petrovna managed to save the lives of several hundred children by helping seriously ill and wounded children. donbass in addition to children. now we are receiving inquiries with a request to assist in the placement of refugees by families. requests come in frequently. ah, with a request. show assistance in the evacuation of refugees from the territory of donbass you are

the city authorities allocated this wing to elizabeth glinka for charitable purposes.s building was supposed to be used for a hospital for the poor homeless for people who do not have documents and planned to order everything here. how qualified medical care. well , in 2014, the war began in the south-east of ukraine, elizaveta petrovna revised her plans organized here such a house of mercy, in which seriously ill wounded children live during their treatment in moscow, doctor. liza is one of the first who in 2014 responded to the sight of civilians in donbass in the midst of an armed conflict. she went to a hot spot with a humanitarian mission before her tragic death in december 2016. elizaveta petrovna managed to save the lives of several hundred children by helping seriously ill and wounded children. and besides children , now we have, uh, requests, uh, with a request requests are often received to assist in the accommodation of refugees by families, with a request to assist in the evacuation of refugees from the territory of the donbass training sports champion of t

in moscow, about 10 years ago, the city authorities allocated this wing to elizabeth glinka for charitableng. this building was supposed to be used as a hospital for poor homeless people who are undocumented. here it was planned to provide them because qualified medical care in 2014, the war began in the south-east of ukraine elizaveta petrov reconsidered her plans organized a house of mercy here, in which seriously ill wounded children live during their treatment in moscow dr. liza one of the first who in 2014 responded to the misfortune of civilian residents of donbass in the midst of an armed conflict. she went to a hot spot with a humanitarian mission before her tragic death in december 2016. elizaveta petrovna managed to save the lives of several hundreds of children to provide assistance to seriously ill and wounded children of donbass and in addition to children, we now have requests, hmm behind trump behind him, the champion of the city of makeevka ksyusha osipova was evacuated from donetsk the girl had severe, penetrating wounds to her eyes, she needed surgery and treatment, which

elizabeth glinka. bring us up today? welcome to birmingham. — bring us up today? got - bring us up today? welcome to l birmingham, the count got under bring us up today? welcome to - birmingham, the count got under way about 45 minutes ago. we have been talking about a lot of the big metropolitan boroughs only being five thirds this time, that is not the case in birmingham. we have all elections across city, the biggest council in the city, 101 seats across 69 wards. as you can see behind me, a pretty huge undertaking. we are not expecting results until later into the afternoon. the council has been run ljy afternoon. the council has been run by labour for the last ten years. prior to that, it was a conservative and conservative and lib dem coalition. the labour party are saying 2018 for them was a great year, a high water mark, so they will be satisfied if they hold onto that position here in the city of birmingham. to be honest, we are not expecting big shifts. we expect labour to retain the majority for things to be pretty much as they were. there is some inter

let's go to birmingham, to have a talk about the west midlands, and our political editor elizabeth glinka and we are not— council for the last ten years and we are not expecting a change really in birmingham but there are some interesting results coming in. the greens— interesting results coming in. the greens doing quite well, holding their seats and taking at least one from _ their seats and taking at least one from labour at the moment. elsewhere, labour taking back seats from the _ elsewhere, labour taking back seats from the conservatives which are in parts _ from the conservatives which are in parts of— from the conservatives which are in parts of the — from the conservatives which are in parts of the city which are perhaps more _ parts of the city which are perhaps more closely resembling areas of the red wall— more closely resembling areas of the red wall in— more closely resembling areas of the red wall in terms of demographics. that is— red wall in terms of demographics. that is an — red wall in terms of demographics. that is an interesting development. there _ that is an intere