Ukrainian refugees at London's Luton airport were greeted by drawings made by British school kids welcoming them to the UK.

The paintings and drawings show messages of love and welcome, greetings in both English and Ukrainian, and calling for peace and an end to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Since Moscow sent its troops into Ukraine, millions of refugees have fled the country trying to seek safety in other European countries including the UK.

This footage was filmed and produced 9 April 2022.

Welcome hubs are being set up at airports, ports and train stations across England to welcome Ukrainian refugees. Nearly £2m is to be spent on 31 hubs across 27 local authorities, the Department for Levelling Up Housing and Communities said. Hubs are already up and running at airports including at Luton, Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham, Manchester, and at St Pancras International train station in London.

The centres will provide food, clothing and sanitary products to arrivals, act as a space for matched families to meet one another and help Ukrainians travel onward to their accommodation. Emergency £200 cash grants will also be available for those who need them.

The video shows welcome pictures made by local school children in Luton, England hanging in London Luton Airport to welcome Ukraine Refugees to England.