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‘Everything is frozen’: bitter winter drags on for Kyiv residents as Russia wipes out power

Kremlin’s repeated targeting of power grid has left thousands without heating, reliant on shelters and desperate home hacks

The Guardian - UK

‘Everything is left behind’: as Russians close in on Ukrainian city, families agonise whether to flee

In Pokrovsk, eastern Ukraine, residents have clung on to hope until the bitter end. Now many are saying goodbye to their homes

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian sisters lodging in Northumberland turn out to be musical prodigies

Strangers stopped to listen in the street when the windows were open and the girls from refugee family were practising

The Guardian - UK

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'More comfortable than a Rolls-Royce': Ukrainian tank drivers eagerly await Western rides

OUTSIDE BAKHMUT, Ukraine — There had been a time when Oleg was excited to get behind the wheel of the tank. A sardonic 25-year-old, he's been serving as a driver around the front lines of the war in eastern Ukraine since almost the beginning of Russia's invasion last year.

Los Angeles Times

Teen whose mum was blown apart 3ft from him now caring for siblings he calls 'kids'

The harsh realities children are facing in Ukraine after the Russian invasion are laid bare. Vyacheslav lost his mother in the war and helped his brothers and sisters escape

Daily Mirror

London Ukrainian school grows fourfold as refugees seek refuge in capital

St Mary’s Ukrainian school in Holland Park now has 800 pupils compared to around 220 a year ago

Evening Standard

Ukrainian soldiers receive 'bionic' prostheses in Mexico

Oleh, a Ukrainian soldier wounded in the war earlier this year, is heading back to his home country after his injuries led him to spend months in Mexico.

Reuters

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Ukranian children have learned nearly fluent Welsh in just a few months

Sofiia, aged eight, Natalia, aged nine, and Danylo, aged 11, have all learnt Welsh since Septenber

Wales Online

Ukrainian refugees and hosts petition UK government for housing support

More than 4,500 people sign petition asking for help for those struggling to find independent accommodation

The Guardian - UK

'You need to be focused and productive': Ukraine's tech workers face power cuts

Ukraine’s tech sector has been able to continue almost as normal since the war started in February, but widespread electricity cuts are posing a new logistical problem. FRANCE 24 speaks to tech employees working with limited power supply.

France 24

Ukrainians' resilience persists despite new Russian barrage

The resilience by Ukrainians in Russia’s nearly 8-month-old war continues to be unwavering, despite a rise in the past week in attacks that have been seen as President Vladimir Putin’s vengeful response to an explosion that damaged a Moscow-built bridge in Crimea on Oct. 8

The Independent UK

Ukrainian refugee families fear for future as time with hosts runs out

Mother-of-one worried young son will be retraumatised if forced to relocate away from new community

The Independent UK

Relocation worries for Ukrainian refugee families as time with hosts nears end

'I feel like we are in this Cinderella fairytale when we’ve got everything nice - nice dress, we are in this nice place, with a nice carriage - but then there is a certain time when our carriage would turn to be a pumpkin'

Wales Online

Ukrainian refugee families worry over housing as time with hosts nears end

Tania Orlova fears her young son could be retraumatised if they have to relocate away from the community where they are being hosted.

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No jobs, no homes: Ukrainians forced back to frontline towns

Even when people are able to flee towns under bombardment, a lack of financial support sends many back

Reuters

How Ukrainian defenders left Sievierodonetsk in boats under cover of night

One of the last Ukrainian defenders of Sievierodonetsk said he withdrew in a boat, bitter to be leaving after weathering a weeks-long Russian onslaught on the ruined city but happy to be alive as he and others crossed the river to higher ground.

The Guardian - UK

‘I collected metal from the missiles in Kharkiv, but couldn’t find anyone to buy it’

People in Ukraine’s second city who have endured relentless Russian shelling are reliant on food aid as money runs out

France 24

'I have no words': Ukrainian returns home to devastated Kyiv suburb

As the war in Ukraine rages in the south and east, some residents of the Kyiv satellite towns are tentatively returning home, after Russian forces withdrew and shocked the world with the carnage they left in their wake. FRANCE 24 reports.

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London’s largest Ukrainian school is a lifeline for displaced children craving normality

St Mary’s Ukrainian School in Holland Park provides a glimmer of hope for refugees in London, but as demand soars, it needs support. Anna Davis meets the parents and teachers united by a wish to create a safe space for children

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