Well be live in the netherlands and in moscow with russian reaction. Also this lunchtime. After last nights tv debate, conservative mps prepare to vote again this afternoon in the latest round of the partys leadership contest. A un investigator says theres evidence the Saudi Crown Prince was behind the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The duke and duchess of cambridge deeply saddened after a woman in her 80s is injured in an accident with their police escort. And its make or break for scotland in the womens world cup. And coming up in sport later in the hour on bbc news, we will have the latest from the cricket world cup as south africa look to turn their fortunes around against new zealand in birmingham. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Dutch investigators have accused four men of murder for their role in the shooting down of a Malaysian Airlines passenger plane over Eastern Ukraine five years ago. Flight mhi7 was on its way from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when i
It has certainly opened for the big three. So, their womens world cup and wimbledon aside, it is going to bea and wimbledon aside, it is going to be a big day tomorrow for englands cricketers. After that much needed win against india at the world cup, they need to produce another against new zealand tomorrow to guarantee themselves a spot in the semifinals of the competition, which is being played on home soil. Welcome to the riverside, durham. You can see englands players training for the final time ahead of watches such a crucial match for them. They know that if they beat new zealand tomorrow, they are through to their world cup semifinals, but if they lose, there isa semifinals, but if they lose, there is a real possibility that later in the week they could be out. So it they could be out. So its a world cup hopes are very much on the line here. That said, they should go into this match with renewed confidence after their impressive win against india at the weekend, but their capta
Of one of the uks worst disasters in modern times. Captured on camera moments before britains champion cyclist chris froome suffered serious injuries in a high speed crash in france hes in intensive care after six hours of surgery. And coming up on bbc news. England striker toni duggan trains alone for the second day running, and may miss out with injury against argentina at the womens world cup tomorrow. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Boris johnson has overwhelmingly won the first round of votes to be the next conservative leader and the next Prime Minister. The former foreign secretary now seems almost certain to make it into the final two after picking up the support of 114 of his conservative colleagues. Ten candidates were in the running. Boris johnson was out way front followed byjeremy hunt and michael gove. Three candidates andrea leadsom, mark harper and esther mcvey didnt get enough support and were eliminated from the race, leaving seven mps to face more vo
Ina in a moment, time for sportsday, but first, what else is coming up on bbc news, 7pm, beyond 100 days speaks to the former us defence secretary ash carter, on the rising tension between iran and the us. Eight oclock, looking at the damage caused by flooding after homes in england were evacuated, motorists stranded and trains cancelled and we will have a review of tomorrows newspapers. That is all ahead, on bbc news. Now it is time for sportsday. Hello, and welcome to sportsday. Lots in store this evening, including, another busy day at the womens world cup in france. Join me in le havre, as i bring you the latest news from the england camp. We will also be hearing from the scotla nd we will also be hearing from the scotland squad, they are looking for a positive response to defeat in their opening match. Elsewhere, rock and roll, at pebble beach, this yea rs and roll, at pebble beach, this years us open gets under way in california. And also coming up in the programme, she is the un
It was a murder that sparked an International Outcry and condemnation from human rights groups. But saudi arabia has angrily rejected a report from the United Nations, which says there is credible evidence that Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and other high level saudi officials are individually liable for the killing of the journalist, jamal khashoggi. The saudi minister of state for Foreign Affairs claims the report, from a un special rapporteur, is biased and contains false allegations. James landale has the story. Jamal khashoggi was a columnist for the washington post, a critic of the saudi leadership and a proud husband to be. But in october last year, he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul to get some papers he and his fiancee, hatice cengiz, needed for their marriage. He was never seen again. An independent investigation for the United Nations has now concluded he was the victim of a deliberate premeditated execution by the saudi state. The 100 page report sets out in grim