thank you for the brother was martin griffin, the u. s. on the secretary general for humanitarian affairs. he was just briefing journalist there of the you in new york on his recent visit to ukraine, the discussions that he had with both sides about her, her humanitarian issues, or it lets us move on. another attempt has been made to end political to a more than trial anchor. new ministers have been sworn in 2 weeks after the entire cabinet resigned, but antique optima produced a still aren't happy, not zeros. michelle fernandez reports from colombo after days of protest against your lungs as government. 17 ministers take their oath before the president most are young with little political experience. poverty, no me, outer buddha, the crisis that exist today is a good opportunity to bring changes to the system. the people are asking for that you have got that opportunity along with that, that i am asking young people to assist that process. so says delta 0, that prime minister my in the roger potter wanted more experienced people in the ca

that the council will be brief by the secretary general and the height of the humanitarian chief martin griffin, who's also working on access to ukraine for humanitarian workers. i russia wanted back council wanted a council meeting today, monday to discuss the situation in butch, of course, we've heard the russian foreign minister deny any accusations of civilian targeting by russia. they say that ukraine has staged this. they wanted to vet that in the united nations security council. on monday, the united kingdom holds the presidency this month. they said, no, you can wait until tuesday, we'll have better information and, and talk about it then. but the rush is not happy about that. so we are expecting to hear from the russian ambassador in just about an hour to get their take on the situation. they're big news today. those the united states is calling for russia to be kicked out of the human rights council, as well as only one other laundry has been kicked out. that was libya. some years ago the united kingdom says they support that move. it would take 2 thirds of countries to vote in the ge