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Newsday: 08/04/2022 06:06 GMT : Ukraine: Horror of residents outside Chernihiv

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08/04/2022 06:06 GMT : Ukraine: Horror of residents outside Chernihiv

Ukraine: Horror of residents outside Chernihiv

BBC World Service - Newsday, Ukraine: Horror of residents outside Chernihiv

The BBC has found evidence that the Russians held residents captive in a basement.

The BBC has found evidence that the Russian held residents captive in basement.

A report from the north of Ukraine where residents of a town tell our reporter that Russian troops held 130 people in a basement for four weeks. 
Also how German intelligence has reportedly intercepted messages by Russian troops discussing murders and other atrocities in the Ukrainian town of Bucha. We'll hear from the German legal firm that has filed a criminal complaint. The Pakistani Prime Minister - Imran Kahn - suffers a blow after the Supreme Court stopped him from dissolving Parliament. We'll speak to our correspondent about the potential vote of confident he faces. And how the cost of living crisis being faced by many countries around the world is proving favourable for Marie Le Pen, the far right candidate in this week's French Presidential election

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