The baby dusky pademelon, born at Chester Zoo, was just the size of a jelly bean when it was born.

The winner of Gabriel’s Bowl For Ukraine raffle will be announced on Easter Sunday.

Marcin Zawisza said he is worried about Olena Stadnik, who is stuck near the Russian-occupied city of Kherson in southern Ukraine.

Stepan rose to fame in 2019 after appearing in a viral video with a glass of red wine.

‘How she’s kept herself together just shows the strength and the nature of these people,’ said her son-in-law Michael Felton.

All proceeds from downloads of the song will be donated to help provide essential funds for those affected by the Russian invasion.

Entrepreneurs Max Haining and Glenn McWhinney said their platform will provide a ‘digital solution’ to aid the Government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme.

British businessman Andrew Murray has criticised the Home Office for making it ‘deliberately difficult’ for people fleeing the war.

“At the end of the first day, one child said that it was exciting for them to be able to speak in their own language again,” Luda Sviridok said.

Mariia Moskalenko said: ‘It’s so hard to believe this is happening… the Russians are destroying everything.’

Amelia Anisovych was reunited with her mother just days before she sang the Ukrainian national anthem at a charity concert.

Artem Ivanov said Russian soldiers shot bullets into the air as protesters congregated in the city centre on Sunday.

Shaun Herlihy said he would be willing to house a family for ‘as long as it takes’ but said he does not ‘know where to start’.

Mariia Moskalenko said the last time she heard from her parents was just hours before a Russian airstrike on a maternity hospital.

Amelia Anisovych was filmed singing the Disney hit song Let It Go in her native tongue while sheltering in Kyiv.

Michael Felton said he is ‘lost for words’ over his fight to get his elderly mother-in-law to safety in the UK.

British-Ukrainian Roman Tymchyshyn, 31, has also transported refugees’ pets including a cat, a rabbit, two dogs and a turtle.

Valeria Kovtun said she has been fighting in the ‘information battlefield’ from her basement bunker in northern Ukraine.

Anastasiia Bulanienkova said she has cried in secret over the situation in her country so as not to scare her family.

Maria Volkova, who lives in the centre of the Kyiv, has been photographing her city since Russia’s Vladimir Putin ordered an invasion.