ukraine's presidential candidate yulia tymoschenko accused activists who seized the parliament as working for russia's secret service. we have more. >> ukrainian's official forces moved in on the regional government building in carr kif in the past few hours. 70 people have been arrested. there were dramatic scenes overnight. pro-russian protesters set fire to the building. it was extinguished some hours later. so-called anti-terrorism operation in carr active is still ongoing, the city metro services have been shut down and will reopen when the operation finishes. >> the administration government building here is in the control, in the hands of pro-russian protesters. people are talking about whether security forces will move in on the building. there are negotiations on that side as well. one of the oligarchs in the ukraine - the richest man in ukraine - spoke to police and protesters. we understand a deal may be reached about if protesters hand over their weapons, there'll be no use of force. it will be a tense few hours. >> our correspondent is monitoring development from the russian

. >> yulia tymoschenko opens to be ukraine's next president. the legitimacy of may's elections could depend on a successful resolution of this crisis with russia. >> hundreds of thousands of roman catholics are at the vatican for a double canonisation ceremony. this is the scene now where people are heading out ahead of the event. on sunday pope francis will declare pope john paul ii and john xxiii saints. . >> reporter: two popes elevated to saint hood, the holiest hop you are the catholic church -- honour the catholic church can bess stow. the faithful will bear witness. among their numbers is this woman, a woman whose recovery from a fatal brain aneurysm is considered one of two miracles. qualified for sanctity. >> i heard a voice. it said get up. don't be afraid. my eyes were fixed on a picture ahead of john ii. in the picture his hands from raised. i saw how his hand were meted out. i got up and said that was my response. it happened at home in costa rica as the late pope's bu butification was watched on television. her family were waiting

who are the protesters, are they pro-russian or russian provocateurs, and others in kiev that yulia tymoschenko and others are calling them? >> it's difficult to say. there are a few hundred pro activists here, and thousands outside supporting them. quantifying, you know, the numbers of who is russian, who is ukrainian, or as russia suggests, some of them may have come from the west. i think that is very difficult to tell. the people here tell us that they are pro-russia, and they are ukrainian. as i mentioned difficult to tell. >> thank you very much for that. that's our correspondent kim, joining us from the east ukrainian city of don esket. >> to other news, aid workers feel an outbreak of disease in the solomon islands, devastated by floods. 23 killed in what's been described as the worst flash flooding in the country's history, and the death toll expected to rise with 40 people missing. 50,000 people are homeless, with many living -- homeless and many living in makeshift camp. andrew thomas is in the capital. >> this is dividing the area in half, a concrete bridge washed away, living a bri

meantime ukraine's former prime minister and presidential candidate yulia tymoschenko says russia has started a new-type of war. she's announced the creation of a resistance movement. >> the aim of the movement is the following - we want special mobilization point to be created in almost every town district, region. they'll give possibility to everyone who wants to protect ukraine to take part in this wholly duty. >> live to peter sharp in moscow. despite the fast-moving developments in eastern ukraine, the russian flags being flown there by the pro-russia separatist, russia continues to deny involvement in what is happening there. that's right. you can only look back to what the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said 48 hours ago, saying, "look, the west don't get it. the people of eastern ukraine have their on grievances and issues. they launched their own demonstrations." really, when you see the similarities between the handling of the situation in the ukraine, and the annexation of crimea, they seem to be very, very similar operations. we have the state president of russia,