Ukraine: Life in Kyiv

We return to Kyiv to hear from four volunteers who are working to help rebuild the city following the invasion by Russia. Andrii, Andrii, Dana and Marie tell our reporter in Kyiv their stories.

Meanwhile we'll learn more about the Russian territory of Kaliningrad and why Russia has warned Lithuania of "serious consequences" after it banned the rail transfer of some goods to the area.

The first images showing armed police waiting in a corridor during last month's school shooting in Uvalde in Texas have emerged. Police arrived earlier in the attack and with more firepower than previously reported, according to US media who have seen investigative documents. Officers have been accused of failing to act quickly enough to stop the attack, which left 21 people dead. Our correspondent brings us the latest on the story.

A major hospital in Kenya has warned people not to sell their kidneys online to make money, reminding them that it's against the law. We'll hear more from our correspondent about how the East African's country cost of living crisis is driving some people to drastic measures.

And we bring you an update on violence in Mali, as the government there says more than one hundred and thirty civilians were killed by jihadists in three neighbouring towns over the weekend.

(Photo: Volunteers from a group called the District One Foundation, which is helping to fix damaged buildings around Kyiv. Credit: BBC)