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more than 20 people have been killed in a russian missile strike in vin nyt sia, southwest of the capital, kyiv. dozens more are injured and several missing after the attack on the city hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer at the house magazine, and kate maltby, who s a columnist for the i newspaper. tomorrow s front pages, starting with, penny s in heaven the metro front page reports blue on the conservative leadership contest, and candidate penny mordaunt s success today pushing further ahead, after round 2 of voting. but the i newspaper s front strikes a different tone, saying tory rivals are turning on mordaunt ahead of upcoming tv debates. the mail puts mordaunt under the microscope, as many conservative mps consider whether the favourite has what it takes to be prime minister. the telegraph leads on liz truss backer, lord frost, urging candidate kemi badenoch to stand down and
tom pidcock has won today s 12th stage of the tour de france, and not far behind him was the four time champion chris froome, who rolled back the years in the mountains. but no change in the overall lead. jonas vingergaard keeps his healthy two minute plus advantage. nick parrott reports. sometimes the tour de france gives a feeling of deja vu. for the second day in a row, riders had to get over the mountain. 0n the descent, a familiar name chasing down the leading group, four time winner chris froome. he s struggled since a career threatening crash three years ago, but here he was surging towards the front alongside fellow brit tom pidcock. they made their move more than 60 miles from the finish, but were still on the front showing he can beat the best on the road as well. pidcock recently signed a five year contract with grenadiers
for an england men s bowler in a one day international as england won by 100 runs. dan ogunshakin reports. no need to panic was the england mantra after their humbling on tuesday, but only the most stoic would remain calm after this wizardry really put england into a spin. staring series defeat in the face, moeen ali took the fight to india with a battling a7 and a precious load of runs from david willey gave england a target to defend. but stilljos buttler needed a bowling hero to avoid a serious loss, and he found one in reece topley. after removing both indian openers, he return to break a promising partnership as reece had them in pieces. and fittingly it was topley who racked up victory with a record breaking performance. six it is! dan ogunshakin, bbc news. some good news for british cycling fans. tom pidcock has won today s 12th stage of the tour de france, and not far behind him was the four time champion chris froome, who rolled back the years in the mountains. but no change i