these are please brussels correspondent, jack barrack, says lensky commands, strong support within the european union. both there's been a warm welcome for him, both in the european parliament, whether it cheers and clapping for his speech. he was clapped as he arrived here at this summit of leaders. it's been a clear symbolism of such a show of support for the ukrainians. and it's important to remember that this ton from ukraine, away from the kremlin, that you know that the people of ukraine and the government of ukraine is desiring isn't just to become independent. they want to be an e u member state, and that's why we heard him say they want the beginning of the talks. they became a candidate country and rapid fire time. but they want the beginning of the tools to actually become a fully fledged member of the european union to start before the end of the year. that is a very, very quick time frame in the, in the sort of mechanisms of brussels that would allow a country to join us on the line. the european commission president, she did say that she's about to propose a temp freind o

our correspondence jack barrack in brussels, told me more about the latest functions package. well, it nearly didn't get over the line. they really wanted the europeans to get done on the 24th of february to mark the one year anniversary of the invasion. but there were big big battles here in brussels amongst the countries about exactly what should be in it. and what they managed to do is put a 121 people and entities on a list, a blacklist basically of travel bands and asset freezes. and what's interesting is who they include this time. for instance, prosecutors in these newly formed illegal states. the 4 states in the dumbass region of ukraine's russian officials that have been sort of put in there to, to work as prosecutors, people from iran, for people who have sent drones and been implementing it important in sending drones to fight ukraine for the russians as well. they've also, they've also sanctioned individuals that are related to the wagner group that we were just hearing about in the report that did abuse jack park in brussels. there's more news making headlines aro

jack barrack sent us this report from ghazi, and tap in the southern and southern turkey where thousands have been left homeless . this he is a municipal park in central guys. the an tap is a southern turkish city of about 2000000 people. and as you can see, a number of tents have been erected here to house refugees who had to flee their homes in the earthquake now many of the homes that they have to, that they had to flee with ones up on this hill just here or in a local area around here, and essentially the authorities haven't been able to tell these people that their homes are safe, yet they haven't been checked or the homes are not safe. but in a lot of cases as well, the people are to traumatize and too worried to return back to their homes, fearing the structural damage that may have taken place during the earthquakes. now, one of the big issues in this camp is access to tens. this serial family told us just now that they had to wait 2 days in order to get a 10 or many people have had to wait many, many more days than that. there are quite a lot of syrians here, people that fled th

i correspondent jack barrack in brussels. can tell us more. welcome to jack. let's start with the symbolism of this visit as the 1st anniversary of the war approaches and as the parliament debates ukraine today. yes, for the significant. i mean, they were very, very keen to do this summit here in brussels, in brussels. they were came for the summit to be held in case they wanted this symbolism. they wanted to show the ukrainians, they run their site. and as you say, there's a debate in the european parliament here in brussels today, and a lot of those things that they've been talking about are occurring. what was what max was talking about there? the questions about how ready ukraine actually is to become a candidate country. the government key wants it to happen within 2 years. that would be on the hurdles as far as speed of accession into the european union. after being granted is candidate states us. but for the in you, this is a point of credibility as well, part of the movement of the zalinski government. but also the movement that was happening before he

country is one of the worst affected by earthquakes in the world is says on 2 fault lines gab jack barrack than reporting from other in turkey. thank you jack. let's have a look now at samba more headlines, moldova president, maya sandal has accused rush of plotting to overthrow her country's government using foreign saboteurs disguised as protesters. the statement comes after ukrainian president vladimir zalinski said ukraine had uncovered details of that russian plan. moscow has not responded to those allegations. at least 3 people are dead and several injured after shooting at michigan state university in the us. police are on the campus after gunfire was reported at 2 locations late monday night. police have confirmed, one suspect, was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot. the socks on gabrielle has caused widespread damage in new zealand. some of the worst affected areas on the countries north island officials have declared a national state of emergency it's been described as a significant disaster. and in hawkes bay on new zealand north island cyclone gabrielle has left a trail o

from turkey, w correspondent jack barrack spoke to me from outside a refugee camp for people who lost their homes. hi, good morning. been, well, this is sort of just waking up time here in this one very small camp on a car park in one place in garcia's tap and there are hundreds of camps just like this one filled with people that have lost their homes. people whose homes are not yet safe to return to. and people who have come in to garcia and tap from the surrounding region. we just spoke to this family that are having their breakfast in there. that morning. coffee behind us and their house is actually just time the road is not very far away. but the gentleman was showing us the cracks in the walls and that they're not ready to return yet. and as i say, there are many small little comes and indeed bigger ones, all over the city of cassandra, which is a city of 2000000 people. not very the people that the population of their city have yet returned to their homes for fears of the structural damage to the buildings. what's the set up like, what, what, what are people saying that they nee

and this the w's jack barrack reports, even whether i individual graves, many are unmarked. the unmistakable sound of grief. ah, these people have just identified the body of a loved one at this graveyard on the outskirts of kurama marsh in southern turkey. miss duffer arrives in search of his child. how silly little hep syllable, as you buy the modem. i searched to hospitals for my baby like almost the room, but i want to bury my baby. and to pray, rosalind, that's all i want to miss you, but it's no loss miss yesterday. and nurse told me my baby had died is all that i get and that i should come here. but as they showed me a photo let, now i'm here to find the great of miss lot. we should bill on a good at she been recovered in the still on been miss stuff a goes to find his baby fans arrive here every few minutes throughout the day, each carrying up to 4 people who died in the earthquakes. the national police force is coordinating the operation taking photos and fingerprints of the bodies which they match up to a national database in coordination with the interior ministry