maria mezentseva, thank ou planning to do. maria mezentseva, thank you very _ planning to do.do. maria mezentseva, thank you very much indeed for - thank you very much indeed for joining us live from new york. thank you. this is bbc news. uk scientists have produced a detailed "future flood map" of britain, simulating the impacts of flooding as climate change takes its toll. the study showed that every part of mainland britain will be affected differently, with some areas much more vulnerable than others to flood damage. here's our science correspondent victoria gill. as water trickles through this woodland in calderdale, a team of local volunteers are getting to work. what we're trying to do is just divert this into woodland. katie's nearby home has been flooded in the past because in this steep sided valley, heavy rain can swell the river very quickly. how bad does flooding get in this area? it's catastrophic. it's incredibly fast. it's a wave of destruction. it's physically and mentally hard for people here. there've been repeated devastating floods here in recent years. an

known that the icelandic parliament recognized the 1932-33 holodomor as genocide people's deputy maria mezentseva informs the ukrainian people about this. we are very much looking forward to the council of europe in may in reykjavík, where the heads of government of 46 countries will discuss the future special tribunal for the crime of russian aggression and the compensation mechanism for the damage caused to russia. it was written by a people's deputy and the head confirms this. of the president's office andriy yarmak the historical front is a battle for justice russians will not be able to erase for their own crimes a former military man in zhytomyr collected intelligence data for wagner the traitor collected data on the location of military units and put them on a map, he was detained while trying to escape abroad, as the security service of ukraine reported today, the former deputy commander of one of the ukrainian military units who retired in the early 90s established cooperation with representatives of wagner's criminal structure, he himself is from the kherson region, but currently lives

i'm joined now by the ukranian mp for kharkiv, maria mezentseva. thank you for being with us.hat you make of this visit by president putin? well, nothing spectacular really. it is one of the first visit to the occupied territories that president putin has conducted. this is the scene of a brutal invasion. and i am looking at the footage of him sitting all alone in the filler monarch building, and russian authorities are claiming that they have restored the building etc, we are asking, what has been done regarding the cleaning of the green seeds over their quest but this is not a joke for us at all. apart from criticising that visit, i am linking it personally with the recent icc warrant which president putin has received as an international criminal because it is conducting numerous war crimes and numerous deportation of ukrainian children to russian territory. therefore, we see that he is trying to regain some publicity for the russian population, and justify somehow the crime of aggression which led to numerous war crimes and the deportation of children, and the destruction