Of national guidance. Tommy robinson, the former leader of the English Defence league, is sentenced to nine months injail for contempt of court. And jubilation as england power into the cricket World Cup Final for the first time in 27 years after thrashing australia at edgbaston. And coming up on bbc news. Simona halep knocks out Elina Svitolina to reach a fifth grand slam final, herfirst on grass here at wimbledon. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. British ships in one of the busiest oil shipping lanes in the world have been put on the highest state of alert after a Royal Navy Warship had to warn off three iranian gunboats that were trying to intercept a tanker owned by bp in the gulf. The ministry of defence says hms montrose moved between the tanker owned by bp and the iranian vessels. The montrose issued several radio warnings, and the iranian boats then turned away. Iran has denied that any confrontation took place. But it had already threatened to retaliate after British Royal marines seized an iranian tanker last week, which is being investigated for breaking eu sanctions. Our defence correspondent Jonathan Beale reports. The warship hms montrose was on patrol when the british tanker was approached by three armed iranian fast boats. Montrose was reported to have quickly arrived at the scene, training her guns on the iranians who turned away after several warnings were issued over the radio. The tanker, british heritage, was about to transit the narrow volatile strait of hormuz. As she approached the disputed island of abu mousa, defence sources say the iranian boats tried to force the tanker to change course. Just before the british warship arrived and escorted her to safety. Obviously very concerning developments, but also i am very proud of the royal navy and the role they played in keeping british assets, british shipping safe. We are continuing to monitor the situation very, very carefully. Irans revolutionary guard regularly patrol what is one of the busiest sea lanes in these fast boats. And in the past, they have threatened to close it. More than 30 of the worlds oil travels through the strait of hormuz. Tensions there have been rising ever since President Trump pulled out of an International Deal aimed at curbing Irans Nuclear programme. Last month the us accused iran of targeting two tankers in the region, with mines. One week later iran shot down a us navy drone. And then last week, British Royal marines seized a tanker off gibraltar carrying iranian oil to syria, in breach of eu sanctions. It is that incident that prompted this warning from irans president. Translation you, britain, are the initiator of insecurity and you will realise the consequences later. Now you are so hopeless that when one of your tankers wants to move in the region you have to bring your frigates to escort it because you are scared. British merchant vessels in the the gulf have been put at the highest security level, with the advice not to enter iranian territorial waters. Officials here at the Foreign Office say they are keeping britains military posture under constant review in the region, but they insist they do not want to see tensions escalate. Americas already beefed up its military presence to protect its interests, with up to 30 british merchant ships in the region on any day, the royal navys frigate will have its work cut out, even if iran still denies it tried to seize the tanker. Jonathan beale, bbc news. Provides our diplomatic correspondence James Landale is here, tensions in the region keep on rising, what are the implications of this . This wasnt a surprise. Ever since that tank containing iranian oil was seized off gibraltar last week for allegedly breaching eu sanctions, iran promised a response, this is likely to be eight, but it shows that there are parts of the iranian machine which are still willing to continue harassing shipping in the area in response to us sanctions. It also shows now that as an implication americans are going to push harderfor some kind of multilateral naval Protection Force in the region, but the uk and the europeans are far more cautious about this, because they fear that would be an escalator we step, putting even more military hardware in the region, and that highlights there is a policy difference between there is a policy difference between the us and the europeans. You have the us and the europeans. You have the european saying, lets de escalate, support the deal, the american saying, no, lets keep the maximum economic pressure and a stronger military deterrent. The problem is this come us and iran say they dont want war, but one day one of these incidents will not end as peacefully as it did today. A Public Inquiry has blamed Greater Manchester police for a catastrophic series of errors which led to an unarmed man being shot dead. 36 year old Anthony Grainger was in a stolen car in cheshire when police shot him seven years ago. The officer believed he was about to reach for a gun. No firearm was found. Thejudge heading the inquiry concluded today that the Police Operation was incompentently planned, as our correspondent danny savage reports. Anthony grainger, shot dead by police seven years ago. A judge today blamed a catastrophic series of errors by police for his death. It was a saturday in march 2012, when armed police drove into this car park and blocked in a red audi which was parked in this space. They believed the men in the vehicle were planning an armed robbery. One officer quickly fired one shot through the windscreen, killing Anthony Grainger, who was sitting in the front. That officer later said he thought that mr grainger was reaching for a gun. But no weapon was found in the vehicle. The judge today said mr grainger was probably reaching for the door handle and there was no intelligence to suggest he was armed or had access to firearms. The policeman who fired the fatal shot had been on duty for 14 hours. But in evidence he said he would make the same decision again, if the circumstances were repeated. Theres no worse feeling for a mother for that knock to come on your door and say a Police Officer has killed your son. Anthony graingers mum concedes her son was in a stolen car and had a criminal record but he should never have been shot that day. If he was doing something wrong, he was in a stolen car, why wasnt he arrested . Why does he have to be shot . The judge who chaired the two year long Public Inquiry concluded that police failed to authorise, plan and conduct the operation properly, the officer fired due to a misleading briefing from his superiors, exaggerating the risk, and officers reconstructed official logs after the event. The judge also questioned whether the Tactical Firearms unit which killed Anthony Grainger has learned from its mistakes, a view backed up by mr graingers partner. Gmp firearms operations arent fit for purpose, theyre unsafe, and until its addressed and theres some serious systematic changes implemented, i dont think they are safe to be on the streets of manchester. Greater Manchester Police say many changes have already been made locally, regionally and nationally since the death of Anthony Grainger. We will continue to strive to maximise the safety of all policing operations. A man was killed here, due a long list of police errors. Anthony graingers family now want the authorities to consider criminal charges. Danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. The Labour Deputy Leader Tom Watson has said he is appalled by allegations of anti semitism raised ina bbc allegations of anti semitism raised in a bbc Panorama Programme and has called for a fully independent investigation, but the labour party has hit back, saying the former Party Officials who spoke to the programme were disaffected opponents ofJeremy Corbyn. The whistle blowers had claimed that Close Associates of mr corbyn interfered in the way the party dealt with allegations of anti semitism. The party has rejected any claim that it is anti semitic. John pienaar reports. A more Jeremy Corbyn is criticised, the louder the defence. There is neighbours verdict on the media they dont stop bullying. He is saying nothing about the latest claims that under his leadership labour has been soft on anti semitism. His close ally came out fighting, whistle blowers accou nts came out fighting, whistle blowers a ccou nts of came out fighting, whistle blowers accounts of anti semitism had been distorted, they claim is disputed by colleagues. Some serious charges there but hotly contested, some of there but hotly contested, some of the ex staffer statement have been contested by existing staff, there has been complaints about the bbc, andi has been complaints about the bbc, and i think the baby she should investigate those. Has the Labour Party Leadership done enough to tackle anti semitism 7 Party Leadership done enough to tackle anti semitism . Party Leadership done enough to tackle antisemitism . I think it has, it was too slow, but that has improved dramatically. But last nights panorama has inflamed the row with striking testimony from whistle blowers. Row with striking testimony from whistleblowers. They might not call mea whistleblowers. They might not call me a dirtyjew, but they will call me a dirtyjew, but they will call mea me a dirtyjew, but they will call me a dirtyjew, but they will call me a dirty zionist. I do not think the labour party is a safe space for jewish people any more. But mr corbyns deputy is denying whistle blowers were politically motivated, demanding automatic expulsions and an independent complaints body. I was shocked when i saw panorama last night, and i am angry this morning. The only way to deal with this is to address, you know, action not words. This is about practice and culture. It must have taken great courage for them to whistle blower, and for them to have to call out poor practices, i think, is deeply sad and deplorable that we would just dismiss them as in some way sort of disaffected. This row is also getting personal. Mr corbyns close adviser, seamus milne, is accused of improper interference in discipline cases, as his Party General secretaryjennie formby. The official labour statement backs them up official labour statement backs them up and condemns the bbc for what it calls an overtly biased intervention. Time and again, labour has tried to damp down this row, but it has only ever grown worse. I am told many more whistle blowers have submitted evidence to the equality and Human Rights Commission investigation into cases of anti semitism and a deputy leader is demanding access to the partys submission to that inquiry. This is hurting labour, and the pain can only now become worse. John pienaar, bbc news. The far right activist Tommy Robinson has been sentenced to nine months in prison for contempt of court. Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley lennon, was found to have disrupted a criminal trial in leeds. Lucy manning reports. We want tommy out, we want tommy out heading back to jail. Dont believe everything you read on a t shirt Stephen Yaxley lennon wasnt convicted ofjournalism, he was found to have interfered with a trial, encouraging vigilante action against the defendants. Do you regret interfering withjustice and harassing people . So today in court he was sentenced to nine months in prison. He will be out in two and a half. How are you feeling about your verdict . Last year outside Leeds Crown Court on a live social media broadcast, he confronted men accused of sexual exploitation. There were strict temporary rules about reporting to make sure there was a fair trial, but he encouraged people watching to confront them. Harass him, find him, go and knock on his door. Follow him. The judge told Stephen Yaxley lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at Leeds Crown Court and had seriously risked the integrity of it, that he lied about what had happened there and sought to portray himself as the victim. The sentence was greeted with anger and some violence by his supporters outside, who claim he was just doing what otherjournalists do when reporting court cases. The judges didnt agree, and he was taken away to prison, his nine month sentence reduced because of time hed already spent in jail before his appeal. His supporters then marched to westminster and, despite mr Yaxley Lennon complaining hed been imprisoned forjournalism, they surrounded other journalists working there, abusing and threatening them. Its likely theyll see him released from prison in september. Lucy manning, bbc news. There were jubilant scenes at edgbaston a short time ago as england beat australia to reach their first cricket World Cup Final for 27 years, winning convincingly by eight wickets. They will now meet new zealand in sundays final at lords. Sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching. Since 1975 its the message which has never quite arrived. Now delivery time well, semifinal time. Australias captain marked his territory for a long stay. Aaron finch lasted one ball lbw, gone. Englands dream scenario get rid of david warner early. So here is what a cricketing dream come true looks like. Chris woakes, pride of birmingham. Next, too good for peter handscomb. Well, try facing jofra archer. Alex carey actually did brilliantly here to catch his helmet before it fell on his stumps, and he batted on bravely to make 46. Steve smith was australias anchor, but watch englands wicketkeeper, jos buttler, here, gather the ball and hurl it smith run out for 85, confirmed by the replay. England hit their targets. Australia 223 all out, job half done. Now england chased that total. The opening batsmen normally thrill if roy doesnt hit it, bairstow will. Another hundred partnership. Australia brought steve smith on to bowl red rag to bull. Some of the biggest hitting birminghams ever seen. It is up here in the commentary box jason roy overdrive get the match over with. Roy was given out for 85. England had used their review, couldnt challenge the decision. Well, he didnt hit it, but you have to go that is cricket. It meant the captain, eoin morgan, could wallop thejoyful winning runs. England won with a flourish, they won with ease, they won with nearly 18 overs to spare. Morgan said the performance was close to perfect. Results have suggested that englands one day tea m suggested that englands one day team is the best in the world. Now in the final againsts they have the chance to prove it and a lot of people will be able to watch it. The igame people will be able to watch it. The i game will be live on channel 4. Free to air coverage that, has been an issue no the sport for year, one thing is for certain, english cricket needs to grasp this opportunity because another one like it, will not come again. Indeed. Thank you. Our top story this evening british ships are put on a high state of alert as three jane nan vessels try to stop a tanker. And the chase for history is still on for serena. It takes Serena Williams 59 minutes to get to the wimbledon final as she goes for a record 24th grand slam title. Australia set england a target of 224 to win their cricket world cup semifinal here at edgbaston, find out if eoin morgans side could book their place in sundays showpiece against new zealand. More and more people in england are struggling to get hold of their gp according to a new survey. More than three quarters of a Million People took part a third of them said it wasnt easy to get through to their practise on the phone and a similar number were also unhappy with the appointment times available when they did get through. But when patients did get an appointment there were the doctors scored highly for trust and satisfaction. Our health editor, hugh pym, reports. Morning opening at this gps surgery in peterborough and literally hundreds of patients who have been queueing up for on the day appointments are allowed in. And whats more, the practice aims to see all of them within a few hours. Sounds impossible but the secret, apparently, is to use a wide range of health staff. I think general practice is an exciting career. One of the doctors told me how it was done. Establishing whether they smoke or what their Blood Pressure is, what their current weight is, and these are things that can be done very usefully by the Health Care Assistant staff, and then the gp is able to come into the room, have the basics already on the screen and understood, can read through that material and then establish if there is anything more that needs asking, or dive in a little bit more. But some patients arent so lucky. The latest survey shows that around one third are struggling to get through to their gp practice by phone. Fewer than two thirds were satisfied with the appointment times available to them but overall satisfaction with gps remains high at 83 . The survey suggest some people are finding it more difficult to get through the door of a practice in order to see a doctor but once they have an appointment they are broadly happy with gp care. That is one reason why nhs england says i