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Hello, thank you so much for making Gabriel and Victoria feel so welcome here in the newscast feed as they were getting Ukraine cast off the ground.

I have to say, I'm also very proud of my colleagues for basically creating a new podcast from scratch and it being really good and really interesting

straight away. We're now going to go back to the normal routine of a newscast every weekday

in your feeds. And of course, quite a lot of it will be about Ukraine because it's an enormous

story. But there are also other things happening in the country and the world as well.

So we'll keep on doing a mixture.

And if you do want to listen to tonight's episode of Ukraine cast,

you will hear Titiana, who is in an underground car park in the center of Kiev.

We don't talk about worst case scenario because we are not going to leave Kiev anytime sooner.

There are trains and we're creating people, but it's more for women for kids right now.

So, you know, we are like five young people in our late 20s.

So I don't think we want to take that place.

So we don't speak about worst case scenario, but we speak about like good case scenario,

you know, it's a line, right? And we have some planes, so probably they're going to bombard them,

or maybe, I don't know, put mines on the road because we are not military people,

right? So we can just kind of come up with ideas from the movies, I would say, because really

no one, no one teaches us how to war. No one teaches us how to war. What an amazing way of putting it.

Anyway, back to business with this episode of Newscast.

Newscast from the BBC.

It will take some time before we figure out what our new normal is.

Now, if that is the argument, then we are going into unprecedented territory.

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