Ukrainians on Sunday mark a sombre Orthodox Easter two months into Russia's invasion. In the town of Bucha outside the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, people mourn their dead after Russia withdrew late last month after weeks of devastating occupation. A row of people with their heads bowed, some crying, pay their respects before the communal grave behind St Andrew's Church. The bodies it held have been moved, but the earth is still disturbed — and the symbolism of the place was powerful for those visiting. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES