do you except that if you live somewhere you might be forgiven for thinking, what is news in norwicho do with me? if you live in that area, you are already receiving a lot during the day from norwich, a very established connection over many years, but i do accept there is a real concern. it is not driven by savings. the changes are really about keeping pace with our audiences. many, many of our audiences are moving digitally, moving online, and we need to keep pace with that. and that does mean that we have to make some targeted reductions in our live broadcast services. you talk about targeted reductions. you, therefore, and do acknowledge that some people will get a less tailored news service on television. well, we have proposed two changes. one brings together our services across oxfordshire with a service that we already deliver from southampton and the other brings together the cambridge and norwich programmes. now, in both those areas, those larger regions will still be significantly smaller than many of our largest regions across england, so we have looked at that very carefu

in a church in norwich, a painting bears witness to dismiss. it shows jews using the boy's blood to make matzoh unleavened bread that seat and during the jewish passover or the po gracie's mark as it is re, jews are increasingly accused of killing christian children. specifically to make martha also could, matt, so had a secret ingredient of the blood of children who surveil could crystal to some extent, idea was that jews were vampires. it's probably the most powerful anti semitic mit throughout history. kobylinski well met 2 decision very early on and very quickly, jews were ascribed this an ultimate enjoyment. even though paradoxically, human sacrifice is forbidden among jews. their religion forbade the practice of human sacrifice. sufficient paradoxically, it was the christians who with their massacres of jews who violated this prohibition. the very thing of which they accused judy woodruff. ah, following the rumour, jews in the city were attacked. ah, ah, overtime william of norwich was declared a mazda and the colts of william exists to t

ii thinking, what is news in norwich got to do with me?— got to do with me?u live in that area or any where near- got to do with me? if you live in that area or any where near you | got to do with me? if you live in i that area or any where near you are receiving a lot during the day from norwich but i do accept there is a real concern. it is not driven by savings. the changes are really about keeping pace with their audiences. many audiences are moving digitally, moving online, and we need to keep pace with that. and that does mean that we have to make some targeted reductions in our live broadcast services. you some targeted reductions in our live broadcast services.— broadcast services. you talk about tarr eted broadcast services. you talk about targeted reductions _ broadcast services. you talk about targeted reductions and _ broadcast services. you talk about targeted reductions and do - targeted reductions and do acknowledge that some people will get a less tailored new service on television. ~ ., get a less tailored new service on television-— get a le

on wednesday we would call this a typically hot day in the uk, 29 degrees in norwich, 27 also in londonnow so our perspective has changed in the last few days. the at the forecast into thursday then and light winds with a weak area of high pressure over us, cloudy in the morning but through the afternoon i think the cloud will allow for some sunny spells to develop, a few showers around, scattered and temperatures will range from around the high teens to about 25 celsius in london so fairly typical temperatures for our climate and this time of year. on thursday night into friday perhaps some showers into early friday and staying quite warm as far as the nights go. in fact the early morning temperatures on friday roundabout 1a— 16 degrees across central parts of england. this is the weather map for friday and there is a front crossing the uk meaning some clouds and some showers around as well, hit and miss so we're not talking about widespread rain, we could do with some widespread rain but the showers will be hit and miss. some of them perhaps from the re and against standard temperatur

yeah. thrashing south with a new dock garza boys in norwich. done the for me at that a bull up i picked on the. is emily up bulls, very of whom shall i be skim? durham should thought seriously. to watch the ella, any bill them come? yes, my thought or janean milligan deal. fortune. pity up my bill at about this morning. just financial. ah ah! with hello and welcome to cross side were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. when you're losing a battle with little or any possibility of victory, that's when you should start to think about ending the conflict. but this is not the case in ukraine today. the longer the conflict last, the worse it is free care. it would seem that is washington's plan. with processing ukraine. i'm joined by my guess. garland nixon in washington is a political analyst in raleigh. we have re, mcgovern, he's a former cia analyst, and in toronto, we cross alice andrew bruno, he's an independent political analysts or a gentleman, cross accruals and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always apprec

thursday, the wind will be lighter, northerly down the north sea which will drop the temperature in norwichs england and wales as we have more sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, cloud, mistand murk more sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, cloud, mist and murk over the hills will cap the temperatures to around 18—20 at the end of the week but that is milder than at the start of the week and around average for the time of year but further south we are looking at the temperature is pushing up significantly, especially as we get to the weekend, and for central and eastern england we could get close to 30 degrees somewhere on sunday. i don't want to be around for that! that is not for me. thanks, susan. and that's bbc news at ten on the 5th ofjuly. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with kirsty wark, which is under way on bbc two. they have been

that takes the temperature down for norwich on thursday, but notice there, 25 in cardiff, 26 in londonales. scotland and northern ireland always losing out to those higher temperatures thanks to thicker cloud. could be quite grey and gloomy around some of the coasts and across the hills. some rain for western scotland on friday. but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, but the really high temperatures, the significantly above average temperatures, are always likely to be further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the mark, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england nudging close to 30 degrees. w

so, temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich, and by that, i mean it'sjust goingget to monday, and this is monday's weather map, the low pressure moves out into the north sea. on the back side of it, the winds are coming in from the north. so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a couple...for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: ukraine and russia sign a deal allowing the resumption of ukrainian grain exports from ports on the black sea. the un says the deal must not fail. many people are at risk of famine, so there is a moral obligation on all those involved in this process to make it a success. we report from the farms on the frontline in the donbas region, which have now become a battleground. a deal to end russia's blockade could make a huge difference but it won't end the war and so, here in the donbas, ukrainian farmers are racing to

thursday, the wind will be lighter, northerly down the north sea which will drop the temperature in norwich but otherwise the temperatures are increasing across england and wales as we have more sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, cloud, mistand murk more sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, cloud, mist and murk over the hills will cap the temperatures to around 18—20 at the end of the week but that is milder than at the start of the week and around average for the time of year but further south we are looking at the temperature is pushing up significantly, especially as we get to the weekend, and for central and eastern england we could get close to 30 degrees somewhere on sunday. i don't want to be around for that! that is not for me. thanks, susan. and that's bbc news at ten on the 5th ofjuly. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with kirsty wark, which is under way on bbc two. they have been under way now for about 15 minutes. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you

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that takes the temperature down for norwich on thursday, but notice there, 25 in cardiff, 26 in londonays losing out to those higher temperatures thanks to thicker cloud. could be quite grey and gloomy around some of the coasts and across the hills. some rain for western scotland on friday. but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, but the really high temperatures, the significantly above average temperatures, are always likely to be further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the mark, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england nudging close to 30 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: the bri

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angela needy. bethany dock garza reyes norwich. um the for me is that a bull upright beaten? this is emily apples getting from sheila vicious kim's room she thought, did you say the word ella? he'd been cook. yes, my thought or janine didn't deal with fortune. pity up my bill out about this boy after search financial. ah, welcome back across stock. were all things considered? i'm peter le belcher mind. you were discussing the west split with russia. ah, i can go back to gilbert in brussels, gilbert and dmitri trenton, a very well known and respected mama mo geopolitical thinker has come out with a couple of articles recently, which kind of surprised me because well, i'll be honest. who that kind of always thought of him sitting on the fence and now he's kind of made and some very strong points. and he, in his latest article, he talks about how the global south is no longer afraid of the west and no longer respects it. and i think that accounts for a lot of things, i'm extrapolating from what earl said earlier in the program, because they see, you know, when people get outrage

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that takes the temperature down for norwich on thursday, but notice there, 25 in cardiff, 26 in londonher temperatures thanks to thicker cloud. could be quite grey and gloomy around some of the coasts and across the hills. some rain for western scotland on friday. but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, but the really high temperatures, the significantly above average temperatures, are always likely to be further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the mark, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england nudging close to 30 degrees. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in

that takes the temperature down for norwich on thursday, but notice there, 25 in cardiff, 26 in londonsing out to those higher temperatures thanks to thicker cloud. could be quite grey and gloomy around some of the coasts and across the hills. some rain for western scotland on friday. but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, but the really high temperatures, the significantly above average temperatures, always likely to be further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the market, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england nudging close to 30 degrees. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and a

that takes the temperature down for norwich on thursday, but notice there, 25 in cardiff, 26 in londone sunshine across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland always losing out to those higher temperatures thanks to thicker cloud. could be quite grey and gloomy around some of the coasts and across the hills. some rain for western scotland on friday. but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, but the really high temperatures, the significantly above average temperatures, are always likely to be further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the mark, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england

that takes the temperature down for norwich on thursday, but notice there, 25 in cardiff, 26 in londonnd always losing out to those higher temperatures thanks to thicker cloud. could be quite grey and gloomy around some of the coasts and across the hills. some rain for western scotland on friday. but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, but the really high temperatures, the significantly above average temperatures, are always likely to be further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the mark, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england nudging close to 30 degrees. hello. welcome to bbc news. i'm da

so, temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich, and by that, i mean it'sjust goingout into the north sea. 0n the back side of it, the winds are coming in from the north. so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: ukraine and russia have signed a deal which will allow the resumption of ukrainian grain exports from ports on the black sea. they had been blocked by russia, following the military invasion. russian exports will also be guaranteed safe passage. the un says the agreement could help millions avoid hunger. donald trump's former strategist, steve bannon, has been found guilty of contempt of congress. he was charged after refusing to testify to the inquiry into the january the sixth riots at the us capitol, and could face two years in prison. large swathes of east asia and north america are on their highest heatwave alert,

another side relegated from the premier league last season are norwich.d from league one, started their championship campaign with a 1—1 draw at home to swansea. there were wins for blackburn, blackpool, hull and millwall. all the details and results from all the efl fixtures of course on the bbc sport website. liverpool beat manchester city 3—1 in the community shield at the king power stadium in leicester.. liverpool's trent alexander arnold had the most assists in the league last season but scored himself after 20 minutes. city employed new signings erling haaland and julian alvarez, and it was the latter who equalised, after var had at first ruled the goal out for offside. var then ruled a handball in favour of liverpool, and mo salah made it 2—1 late in the game. that became 3—1 when another new face, darwin nunez, scored in injury time. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport the us state of kentucky has been hit by its worst floods for decades, killing at least 25 people.

that takes the temperature down for norwich on thursday, but notice there, 25 in cardiff, 26 in londont to those higher temperatures thanks to thicker cloud. could be quite grey and gloomy around some of the coasts and across the hills. some rain for western scotland on friday. but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, but the really high temperatures, the significantly above average temperatures, are always likely to be further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the mark, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england nudging close to 30 degrees. good morning, welcome to breakfast with me, jon kay,

so, temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich, and by that, i mean it'sjust goingt into the north sea. 0n the back side of it, the winds are coming in from the north. so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a couple...for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye— bye. donald trump's former strategist, steve bannon, has been found guilty of contempt of congress. he was charged after refusing to testify to the inquiry into the january the 6th riots at the us capitol — and could face two years in prison. wildfires are continuing to burn across parts of of europe — with spain badly affected. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes — and officials say more than 190—thousand hectares

let's have a look at the temperatures, just an example of some of the temperatures we had — norwich,ng to be a lot of dry weather around particularly northern and western areas of the uk. the showers may continue for a time across parts of east anglia, and then tomorrow morning, a quite, say, warm start across central and eastern areas — 14—17 degrees around 6am or 7am in the morning. now, high pressure is over us, a weak area of high pressure, so that means the weather isn't going to change an awful lot through the course of thursday. it will start off quite cloudy across many parts of england, maybe some showers around too. the clouds will linger on into the afternoon, but sunny spells are expected. the best of the sunshine, i think, out towards western parts of the uk. here also, highs of around 18 degrees in belfast, but in the south, more typically, we're talking around the mid—205 and even up to around 21 or so in central parts of scotland. friday, a few showers on the cards as well, some scattered clouds, maybe some showers affecting the south coast later in the day — some of

so temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich, and by that, i mean it'sjust goingt into the north sea. 0n the back side of it, the winds are coming in from the north. so fresher conditions sweep across the country and it'll cool off. so, here's the forecast for a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: ukraine and russia sign a deal allowing the resumption of ukrainian grain exports from ports on the black sea. the un says the deal must not fail. many people are at risk of famine, so there is a moral obligation on all those involved in this process to make it a success. we report from the farms on the frontline in the donbas region, which have now become a battleground. a deal to end russia's blockade could make a huge difference, but it won't end the war, and so here in the donbas, ukrainian farmers are racing to harvest and to store what they can, whatever the risks. steve bannon, the former aide to

temperatures tomorrow 25 celsius in london and norwich, more typically 20 across western towns and cities scattering of showers, breezy around the western coast, some showers hopefully for parts of east anglia. the south—east and east anglia. the south—east and east anglia eventually turning warm and temperatures could reach 30 celsius. if you have had enough of the heat those temperatures will not last for very long. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at six on the 22nd ofjuly. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our

let's have a look at the temperatures, just an example of some of the temperatures we had — norwich,bbling up in the last few hours. we've had showers breaking out across parts of the midlands, and as we go through the course of this evening and into tonight, a chance of scattered thunderstorms. of course we want the rain, we just don't want too much rainfall in a short space of time, because that could lead to flash flooding. and i think these areas here, through the course of this evening, are at risk of catching some storms. now, as we go through the course of tonight, generally speaking, there is going to be a lot of dry weather around particularly northern and western areas of the uk. the showers may continue for a time across parts of east anglia, and then tomorrow morning, a quite, say, warm start across central and eastern areas — 14—17 degrees around 6am or 7am in the morning. now, high pressure is over us, a weak area of high pressure, so that means the weather isn't going to change an awful lot through the course of thursday. it will start off quite cloudy across many part

so temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich. a few cities, then, northern areas staying a little unsettled into monday and fresher. further south also cooling off but staying generally dry. bye— bye. this is bbc news. welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface, and ali miraj, who's a columnist at the article. bringing up to date on tomorrow's front pages. daily mail's headline "wish you weren't here" — as friday's lengthy queues stretch for miles towards the port of dover causing major delays for one of the busiest holiday weekends. the mirror covers the blame game that's erupted from the gridlock. the port of dover said they'd been "let down" by french authorities. but france says the blame lies with an incident in the channel tunnel. the ft describes the dover delays as an anglo—french row over post—brexit border controls. (ani)the telegraph quotes the foreign

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a5 corner, 27 for london and dirty the top temperature in norwich. well. this little band of rain moving across scotland, south into northern england, that could generate some thunder and lightning and some pretty intense rainfall for some. a change in the wind direction, the wind coming down from the north or the north—west. set up will feel cooler. temperatures ofjust 15 in aberdeen, for example. that is actually below par for this time of year. 2a the top temperature in london. now, as we look further ahead we swap outer area of low pressure for this area of high pressure for this area of high pressure which is going to build its way in from the west. high pressure tends to keep things dry, which on the face of it might be good news for those northwestern parts which have seen so much rain overnight and into the first part of today, but for many parts of the uk at the moment we could really do with some rain. we saw how dry things have been with the fires that ignited across some areas earlier in the week, but mostly dry, that is not necessarily g

temperatures tomorrow 25 celsius in london and norwich, more typically 20 across western towns and cities. tomorrow evening that process continues, outbreaks of rain sweep north and east woods and miss out east anglia and the south—east. here's sunday, just a scattering of showers, breezy around the western coast, some showers hopefully for parts of east anglia. the south—east and east anglia. the south—east and east anglia eventually turning warm and temperatures could reach 30 celsius. if you have had enough of the heat those temperatures will not last for very long. thanks, tomasz. and that's bbc news at six on the 22nd ofjuly. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. good evening, welcome to sportsday, i'm austin halewood. here's what's coming up on the programme... the medals keep coming for britain's athletes. could we be in for more this evening? we'll be live in oregon soon. in the next few hours, we'll find out who england

norwich still 75. most of these areas, no air conditioning.y are having a rough night of sleep if they are getting any. we will start to feel cooler weather for them starting tomorrow. for us, typical summer pattern. dangerous serve through at least tomorrow evening if you're thinking about going to the coast. cooler days are limited to a couple. temperatures today down a little bit from yesterday. i saw a wind gust as high as 40 miles per hour at sfo. keeping the bay in the 60's and 70's to san jose at 78. 84 at san ramon. 76 in napa. 88 in nevada. it all has to do with the winds. a little bit faster in santa rosa and napa. 34 to 33 from san francisco at sfo. if you're heading out on the water at 9:00 and those breezes will continue. 33 relating strike so far. a lot of cloud cover along the coast. that is going to be moving in at a little bit faster clip. expect temperatures to feel nicer this evening. on our way down to upper 50's. average high in san jose is 81. 73 to 81 on the peninsula. spot on for downtown san francisco. average high is

another side relegated from the premier league last season are norwich.here were wins for blackburn, blackpool, hull and millwall. and in the evening kick off, middlesbrough took the lead against west bromwich albion in the tenth minute — thanks to isaiah jones. but two of albion's new signings combined to equalise in the second half, john swift turned injed wallace's cross to make it 1—1, and that's how it finished at the riverside. all the details and results from all the efl fixtures of course on the bbc sport website. elsewhere this weekend, england women are on the brink of history. they can win their first major tournament when they take on germany in the final of the european championship. the game kicks off at 5pm tomorrow evening and our reporter matt graveling is already at wembley. matt you're there nice and early. how are things looking? there is a trickle down wembley way right now as people go about their saturday evening. tomorrow, some of 87,200 people will be coming up here come up those steps and into a sold—out wembley stadium. it will

another side relegated from the premier league last season are norwich. championship campaign with a 1—1 draw at home to swansea. there were wins for blackburn, blackpool, hull and millwall. all the details and results from all the efl fixtures of course on the bbc sport website. elsewhere this weekend, england women are on the brink of history. they can win their first major tournament when they take on germany in the final of the european championship. the game kicks off at 5pm tomorrow evening and our reporter matt graveling is already at wembley. matt you're there nice and early. how are things looking? got to get here early, because tomorrow evening there will be 87,200 people in this stadium bind me. it's a packed out, sold wembley. it will also be an attendance record for any european champion again. that is the men of the women. in about 24 hours' time we will be approaching full time so we don't want it to be a draw because we don't want penalties, definitely not against germany, especially as the germans are a team that i won this competition at

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with clear spells and variable amounts of cloud, quite a warm morning on thursday, 17 in london and norwichrs but also sunny spells. and very pleasant and again on the thermometer at 21 in the lowlands of scotland come up to 25 or so in london. from the 16 hello, i'm kasia madeira, this is outside source. the race to be next uk prime minister has been whittled down to rishi sunak or liz truss, and they're both making their case. who is the best person to defeat keir starmer and the labour party at the next election? i believe that i'm the only candidate that can do that. �* , ,., ., .., i'm the only candidate that can do that. �* , ,., ., .. ., ., that. and the person who can go into number ten. — that. and the person who can go into numberten. l— that. and the person who can go into number ten, i can hit _ that. and the person who can go into number ten, i can hit the _ that. and the person who can go into number ten, i can hit the ground i number ten, i can hit the ground running. — number ten, i can hit the ground running, andl number ten, i can hit the ground running, and i can get thin

so, temperatures temporarily reaching 30 celsius there in norwich, and by that, i mean it'sjust goinger south, also cooling off, but staying generally dry. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — i'm tim willcox. our top stories. ukraine and russia sign a deal allowing the resumption of ukrainian grain exports from ports on the black sea. the un says the deal must not fail. many people as invesco famine so there is a moral obligation of all those involved in the process to make a success. of all those involved in the process to make a success. we report from the farms on the frontline in the donbas region — which have now become a battleground. a deal to end russia's blockade could make a huge difference but it won't end the war and so, here in the donbas, ukrainian farmers are racing to harvest and to store what they can, whatever the risks.