Ukrainian refugees offered a flat in Glasgow have been stranded in a remote part of Poland for almost three weeks.
Sisters Viktoriia Khrebtova and Olesia Chechotkina and their three children aged two, six and 14, are living in a cramped, two-bedroom flat in Przemysl, near the border with Ukraine, after being plucked from the streets by volunteer Ryszard Szymczycha.
They were forced to flee their home in the war-torn Donbas region as Russian bombing inched closer, leaving behind their mum and 87-year-old gran, who was not fit enough to travel.
