Sophie Williams
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 33 |
| Date of birth | March 21,1991 |
| Zodiac sign | Aries |
| Born | Rinteln |
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| Height | 162 (cm) |
| Weight | 60 (kg) |
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| ID | 2551485 |
Sophie Williams Life story
Sophie Williams is a British fencer. At the 2012 Summer Olympics she competed in the Women's individual sabre event, where she lost in the first round to the Italian Irene Vecchi. She is currently studying for a degree in Neuroscience at University College London.
Bank staff defy customers to prevent £55m of fraud in 2022
... But when Sophie Williams at the Bromsgrove branch of the Nationwide Building Society used it she helped save one of her regular customers her life savings...
Wagner: Russians reflect on group's advance towards Moscow
...By Sophie Williams, Albana Kasapi & Salma NurmohamedBBC NewsA week on from the dramatic mutiny by Wagner forces, residents in Rostov-on-Don - the city the mercenary troops seized - have been reflecting on the events that rocked Russia...
Ukraine round-up: Russia takes Lysychansk and border city hit
... The BBC s Sophie Williams in Kyiv spoke to the educators and some of their students...
Ukraine round-up: US warns of long war and one man's remarkable life
... A dreadful discovery in IzyumOn the ground in Ukraine, our colleagues Sophie Williams and Olga Pona reported on a terrible discovery in a city where fighting is still raging...
Ukraine round-up: Mariupol evacuees make it to relative safety
... Singing on the front linefrom Sophie Williams & Olga Pona in LvivOne of the biggest musical groups in Ukraine has teamed up with Ed Sheeran, releasing a new song partly filmed and recorded while they were serving in the war against Russia...
Ukraine round-up: Mariupol evacuees make it to relative safety
More Than 100 evacuees from the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol have made it to relative safety in Zaporizhzhia, after A Journey which took several days.
Among them were 69 people who had sheltered in bunkers beneath The Massive Azovstal steelworks for months.
It's the First Time a humanitarian corridor has been successfully agreed to enable Some People to leave The Plant .
There were hugs and tears of exhaustion and relief as The Group of women and children arrived.
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West was too slow to act over Ukraine, says Johnson
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson became The First international to address the Ukrainian parliament since the start of The War , telling them The West had been " too slow to grasp what was really happening".
Mr Johnson said it had also " failed" to collectively impose sanctions against Russia's President Vladimir Putin .
The PM praised Ukraine's resistance for Standing Up to Russian forces.
He Said : " You have exploded The Myth of Putin's invincibility and you have written one of The Most glorious chapters in military history and in The Life of Your Country . "
Details of £300m ($374m) in extra military aid were also announced.
The Villages haunted by the vanishedfrom Joel Gunter in Kyiv
Stop in any village in the region west of Kyiv, where the Russian Army terrorised the civilian population for a month, and you will hear A Story about someone who vanished. A brother who went to take petrol to a friend and never arrived. A father who left his house on an errand and didn't return. A Son who drove away At Gunpoint and didn't look back.
Maria Sayenko's father Mykola disappeared in The Village of Hurivshchyna.
A neighbour said he thought Mykola had gone to The Next village on an errand, but he couldn't remember for sure. His house was just as he might have left it to walk to the shops. Maria filed a Police Report via an automated service online and settled in to wait. All Maria knows is that her father Mykola Medvid, a 56-year-old part-time car mechanic, left his house on 18 or 19 of March and hasn't been to see her baby since.
" We went to the nearby villages and The Ones further away, " Maria said. " He wasn't at a friend's house, at a checkpoint. Not dead, not alive. It's like he disappeared into Thin Air . "
A hospital WeddingOksana, a 23-year-old Ukrainian nurse, lost her legs in a landmine explosion in The Eastern city of Lysychansk in March as she was Walking Home with her partner of Six Years , Viktor.
After undergoing weeks of treatment, she finally arrived in Lviv. There, despite still being in hospital to receive treatment, the mother-of-two has married Viktor.
The two celebrated their Wedding - complete with a cake baked by Volunteers - in The Hospital 's surgical ward, enjoying a dance which has since been shared across The World :
According to The The Lviv Medical Association, which shared the video on their Facebook page, the couple are hoping to travel to Germany for Oksana to have further treatment.
Singing on The Front linefrom Sophie Williams & Olga Pona in Lviv
One of the biggest musical groups in Ukraine has teamed up with Ed Sheeran , releasing a new song partly filmed and recorded while they were serving in The War against Russia.
Antytila are one of the biggest bands in the country, but stopped performing in order to join the military.
" Ed feels that pain, compassion and sympathy for Ukrainian people, " lead singer Taras Topolya told The Bbc .
War in Ukraine: More coverageSource of news: bbc.com