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The comedian joined a group of boys for a game of football last week, as he visited their village to see the work of charity Save the Children

Rachel Lehmann Ware and her husband, Duncan, made a chaotic escape from Ukraine with their three cats after the Russian invasion last year. Now the Tasmanian teachers have returned to Kyiv, where lessons are often taught in an air raid shelter.

Oleh, the commander of a Ukrainian mechanized infantry unit dug into trenches west of Kherson, is confident his Russian foes will be forced to abandon the strategic port by winter weather, logistical logjams and the threat of encirclement.

The refugee crisis is exacerbating Ukraine’s irreversible demographic decline, which began in the Soviet era.

A BBC investigation has exposed the brutal mistreatment of teenagers and adults in Ukrainian orphanages, where disabled adults languish in children's cots for years while youngsters are put into makeshift straitjackets

Around 90,000 Ukrainians remain in the city with little access to electricity, phone, internet, water or healthcare

Urged to evacuate, vulnerable residents are being carried to safety in makeshift volunteer convoys

Across three neighbouring homes in a picturesque Polish resort town, a new community of women and children is emerging.

KHARKIV, Ukraine — At some point, all shelling sites look the same. There’s the jagged-edge crater with a spray-pattern of divots gouged out by shrapnel; the gap-toothed hole where ordnance punched through a wall; the scorched remains of automobiles that happened to be passing when a missile slammed into the…