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Newscast, listen on BBC Sounds. In a Dessa, a rare celebration is underway.

In a dessa, a rare celebration is underway.

In most other places the occasion wouldn't receive much attention but here in a country

war where farms restaurants and food businesses have come under attack,

this is an important moment.

A new bakery is coming to life. Helping to work the dough is Maria Kalenska, a founder of Bake for Ukraine, set up last year to protect the nation's bakeries and bread from the impact of war.

And yeah, we try to do them, try to be like a real bake.

Another volunteer at this new bakery has travelled from the UK.

It's very noisy, the noise you can hear now is the mixer starting to go.

Felicity Specter has many connections with Ukraine.

As a journalist, she's been traveling to this country for decades.

I was in Ukraine in 1991 when it first declared independence.

She also has family ties.

My grandparents came from Ukraine, in fact, from Danipro,

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