Summary
- A planned mass evacuation of civilians from Mariupol is aborted as Russia continues shelling the key southern city
- Attacks are continuing, Ukrainian officials say, despite a ceasefire designed to allow thousands of people to leave
- Civilians have also been unable to escape the nearby city of Volnovakha
- Protests have broken out in Kherson - the only big city to have been captured by Russia so far
- Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin has warned the West he would regard any no-fly zone over Ukraine as an act of war
- Ukraine's president has condemned Nato for ruling out a no-fly zone. Western leaders say they don't want to make the situation worse