Rishi Sunak met Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Ukrainian president, in Kyiv for the first time on Saturday, in a bid to show he can maintain the same support offered by Boris Johnson - hailed a hero in Ukraine. Chief political correspondent @joncraig Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Within hours of becoming prime minister last month, Rishi Sunak phoned Volodymyr Zelenskyy to pledge that the UK's support for Ukraine would remain as strong as ever and promise continued solidarity. Less than four weeks later, Mr Sunak has fulfilled that pledge and demonstrated UK solidarity by making his first visit to Ukraine, announcing a £50m package of air defence systems to protect civilians and - crucially - infrastructure after Russian bombardment left 10 million people without power. There's also humanitarian aid as winter begins to bite: funding for generators, shelter, water repairs, mobile health clinics and extreme cold weather kits for Ukrainian troops. Russian shelling