bring that in that livingstone that support the army and basically sit out this conflict with russia solecki came in with a new tone using social media or all of the conventional campaigning trying to tell people they have a chance of changing things in a hurry and improving their situation fast that something that appeals to should with younger voters but not only and it seems to really appealed across the country i'm going to ask you know the question nick i hope you can hear me what does this mean now for poor shango he has lost to a political novice he's out of office what does this mean for his future. well definitely there's

so solecki is pitching himself as the face of a new generation someone to really do away with the corrupt status quo after all poroshenko and to machine code for prime minister who came in third place they've all been told at school scene for twenty thirty years and he is someone who on the one hand is known to everyone as a star of t.v. and comedy so he had no problem getting people to recognize him but he quit some of his not associates with all that baggage and all the disappointments of ukraine's politics and ukraine's failure to live up to its huge potential of the past years so that is really his ticket not going to too much detail the policy his critics would say promising all things to all people in the hope of attracting a wide coalition of voters and seems to have come off earlier on in the political

accusations that he's too close to his column whiskey at all agog who owns the channel that made solecki famous that is a link that has been causing him considerable trouble in recent weeks and something that doesn't seem to be going anywhere away anytime soon. all right e w's nick connelly reporting there in kiev from selenski headquarters thank you very much.

so solecki is pitching himself as the face of a new generation someone to really do away with the corrupt status quo after all poroshenko and to machine code for prime minister who came in third place they've all been elected school scene for twenty thirty years and he is someone who on the one hand is known to everyone as a star of t.v. and comedy so he had no problem getting people to recognize him but he quit someone who's not associated with all that baggage and all the disappointments of ukraine's politics and ukraine's they need to live up to its huge potential of the past years so that is really his ticket not going to to.

president that's reporter shango and his reiver five all volodymyr as alinsky however it's reported solecki failed to turn up to the event the to go head to head later this month in a runoff election. egypt has unveiled a newly discovered tomb in this a car a period pyramids near cairo it belonged to a fifth time misty dignitary and contains well preserved paintings and artifacts the tomb is believed to be more than four thousand years old. christians from across the world gathered in jerusalem to celebrate palm sunday which marks the start of the holy week in the run up to easter the procession started on the mount of olives past the garden of get seventy where jesus is said to have been betrayed and to the old city. you're watching t.w. news still to come a dramatic plea from the new the way the president of the seychelles is warning that's exactly where his country will end up if action isn't taken on climate change. in sudan the interim military council held its first meeting today after seizing power from veteran leader omar arm are al bashir the new head of that council the tenet gene

what we heard from solecki himself at the beginning he was very brief is that something that's been a characteristic of all his campaign a kind of reluctance to engage with journalists he just thanked his team and his family he came to the stage once more and again he was pretty if they sit when it came to talking about who he would make his advisors who would be in his government how he would make that work. ask a pitch for shake a well he very soon can conceded defeat i guess the polls also of such a did that the caption of the two candidates is so pronounced that there isn't much chance even if those polls are quite hundred percent accurate that gap can still be closed he we understand holds alecky and congratulations on his win let's have a look at what's actually pushing that say. he said to you next month i will leave my post as president of the country. this is what was decided by the majority of ukrainians faves. and i accept this decision because of his i will leave the office of the presidency which but i would like to emphasize i am not leaving politics. supports and go the

those polls are quite hundred percent accurate facts that can still be closed he we understand called solecki and congratulations on his win let's have a look at what's ahead for think i'd say. he said yeah next month i will leave my post as president of the country. we sure this is what was decided by the majority of ukrainians favors and i accept this decision be dissolved as i will leave the office of the presidency which but i would like to emphasize i am not leaving the politics. supporting go there saying that he does accept that decision let's go back though to selenski in a debate last week we heard him say that he would seek to quote break the system what exactly does that mean what can we expect from selenski now as president. will call this about two things first it's about generational change so that you're pushing co in third place units in washington selection of figures that have been at the forefront of ukraine's politics for decades selenski someone who all the one hand is known to almost all ukrainians through his work in show business in act as a comedian who has no baggage

accusations that he's too close to his column whiskey at all agog who owns the channel that made solecki famous that is a link that has been causing him considerable trouble in recent weeks and something that doesn't seem to be going anywhere away anytime soon. all right e w's nick connelly reporting there in kiev from selenski headquarters thank you very much. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world tripoli's only working airport has reopened after being hit by air strikes the airport had been shut down amid two weeks of fighting over control of the libyan capital forces loyal to strongman. have been unable to break into the city defended by libya's internationally recognized government. a landslide in southwestern colombia has killed at least fourteen people and injured five others heavy rains triggered the disaster in a province it ferried at least eight houses and blocked a portion of the pan-american highway as well landslides are common during colombia's rainy season. thousands have been protesting in the moroccan capital rabat announcin

pershing who has been at the forefront of ukraine's politics for tasks two decades if not longer solecki coming in as someone who can shake this up and doesn't have commitments or doesn't know things to people in ukraine's politics that's at least his claim and his main focus he says will be all corruption because he says corruption is the one thing that has kept ukraine back and has made this country that has tremendous economic potential europe's poorest country this is a country that millions of people are leaving in search of work and his his pledge to the voters is that he will attack that corruption see people in important positions who are profiting illicitly go to jail and help ukraine see economic growth that allows ukrainians to earn a decent living at home without immigration. russia of course plays a big role in ukraine as well what sort of relationship does once he have with russia. well i think would be wrong to portray zelinsky as this one dimensionally pro russia candidate he is someone who speaks russian his personal life he mixes russian and ukrainian languages in his a

is actually accusations that he's too close to him and all they got who owns the channel that made solecki famous that is a link that has been causing him considerable trouble in recent weeks and something that doesn't seem to be going anywhere away anytime soon. all right nick connelly reporting there in kiev. from selenski headquarters thank you very much. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world more than seventy thousand people gathered in st peter's square for the pope's traditional easter address pope francis offered a pardon for sins and reflection on the world's war ravaged regions he also condemned the bombings in sri lanka and offered condolences for the victims' families. tripoli's all the working airport has reopened after being hit by air strikes airports have been shut down amid two weeks of fighting over control of the libyan capital forces loyal to strongman have been and unable to break into the city defended by libya's internationally recognized government. a landslide in southwestern colombia has killed at least fourteen people and