led an aborted mutiny against the russian military injune amid growing tension with commanders over the war in ukraine. he had since relocated to belarus. in a statement released on telegram channel the spokeswoman of russia's investigative committee, svetlana petrenko, said genetic tests had established the identities of all those on board. as part of the investigation of the plane crash in the tver region, molecular genetic examinations have been completed according to their results. the identities of all ten dead were established. they correspond to the list stated in the flight sheet. let's go live now to our security correspondent frank gardner. how certain can we be about what the russian authorities say they have confirmed? i russian authorities say they have confirmed?— russian authorities say they have confirmed? ~ , ., , , , confirmed? i think this largely puts the nail in the _ confirmed? i think this largely puts the nail in the coffin _ confirmed? i think this largely puts the nail in the coffin of— confirmed? i think this largely puts the nail in the coffin of the - the nail in the coffin of the conspiracy theory that prigozhin at the last minute dodged the flight because there was a second plane linked to him, owned by him, that left russia for azerbaijan and some people may be thinking he was on that. he was our of threats to his life or potential threat but he seemed to be one of those on that original list and did indeed get on the plane. it seems extraordinarily bad operational security that the three top people in the wagner group, prigozhin, utkin and another he was the co—founder of the group in 2014 should all be on the same small plane. what we don't know is how it was brought down. there is still confusion about this. the us are leaning towards the theory that there was an explosive device on board. i think it's unlikely that it was an accident. that plane has a good safety record, it was flying perfectly normal, no problems en route. and then it suddenly dived out of the sky, recovered and dived further. i think foul play as expected, —— suspected but he was behind it is slightly doubtful given there is a track record of attempted assassinations and some successful of people who have opposed the state. for example one was poisoned and onlyjust survived with his life three years ago. russia has dismissed any suggestion that this was a revenge for the meat in 18 months ago injune where wagner group took over headquarters at rostov—on—don. group took over headquarters at rostov-on-don._ group took over headquarters at rostov-on-don. when we spoke on thursda , rostov-on-don. when we spoke on thursday. it — rostov-on-don. when we spoke on thursday. it was — rostov-on-don. when we spoke on thursday, it was still _ rostov-on-don. when we spoke on thursday, it was still a _ rostov-on-don. when we spoke on thursday, it was still a bit - thursday, it was still a bit tentative because it was tentative as to whether prigozhin really was dead. where we are today, what do we think about any future the wagner group has? the think about any future the wagner grou has? ~ ., think about any future the wagner groua has?— think about any future the wagner grou has? ~ . , ., , �*, group has? the wagner group as it's been for the — group has? the wagner group as it's been for the last _ group has? the wagner group as it's been for the last few _ group has? the wagner group as it's been for the last few years _ group has? the wagner group as it's been for the last few years ceases i been for the last few years ceases to exist. it will not survive in its present form. it was a threat to the state. the kremlin cannot tolerate an armed, heavily armed, well—trained group of officers. they killed fellow russians. they cannot tolerate that. some of it i think, all of them, they have been told that they must sign an oath of allegiance to the russian ministry of defence. they've got a big foothold in west africa and there will be reluctant to let that go so i think there will be a purge of senior commanders, new commanders in who are probably members of the russian military intelligence, one of the three intelligence agencies but very much an arm of the government. and that will bring the wagner group under its control and the expectation is they will do more covert ops. things that are hard to pin down and he has done it. one of ukraine's most celebrated fighter pilots, and two other airmen, have been killed in a mid—air crash. captain andrii pilshchykov won fame taking part in close range aerial battles over kyiv during the early phase of russia's invasion, flying under the call—sign "juice." the three pilots were killed when two l—39 combat training aircraft collided over a region west of kyiv. the ukrainian military called the deaths "painful and irreparable" losses. and the military paid tribute to him as a young officer with "mega knowledge and mega talent". in an address, president volodymyr zelensky acknowledged how much pilshchykov had done for the country. translation: an investigation is being carried out _ into what happened, and of course, all circumstances will be clarified. ukraine will never forget everyone who defended the free skies of our country. well, last year andrii pilshchykov spoke to the bbc about the work he and his fellow pilolts were doing, about the work he and his fellow pilots were doing, especially the difficulty of shooting down russian cruise missiles — let's listen to some of what he said. it was a dream from childhood. it's myjob, my mission. intercepting cruise missiles, your mission is to save lives from the ground, save the city. you are not able, is a terrible feeling that somebody will die, somebody will die in minutes and you didn't prevent it. mr pilshchykov was speaking to bbc ukraine's zhanna bezpiatchuk in that interview. we can go to her in kyiv now. how important a figure was he in ukraine? he was really unique in the ukrainian army. his story is extraordinary because he became the global campaigner for f—16 fighter jets which i suppose replaced old foot soviet fighter jets flown now. he also campaigned for training for pilots and he managed to persuade decision—makers in the us and eu countries why ukraine needs these weapons as soon as possible. he was very clear that is not possible to carry out effective large—scale counter offensives without these kind of modernised fighterjets. he also used to repeat this message in his interviews, the interview that we did with him one year ago that ukraine needs to have f—16jets we did with him one year ago that ukraine needs to have f—16 jets to protect against russian missiles and drones. they fly in the sky almost every day and every night. also, he stressed in the name of all ukrainian pilots that to have modern fighterjets in the fight with a russian army that is armed with modern fighterjets to russian army that is armed with modern fighter jets to fight with this army that the lives of pilots meant a lot and they depend on whether the ukrainian army has those fighterjets or not. also, in the interview we did with him, he said some things i remember very well. they impacted many people in this country. he said, i a combat fighter jet pilot. and my main mission is to take tasks and come back to the base and that's it. but all these assignments are quite difficult and dangerous. but that's not enough. in the time ukraine is in such danger, when ukraine faces the russian aggression that you have to use every day, literally every single minute to help your country and he did a lot for the ukrainian army, he combined rolls and supported the pilots and military helicopters, he campaigned for the weapons because he said they are often forgotten to some extent and neglected. he did lots of things and was extremely dedicated to his job. lots of things and was extremely dedicated to hisjob. we can lots of things and was extremely dedicated to his job. we can listen to how he spoke about it. this dedicated to his job. we can listen to how he spoke about it.- dedicated to his job. we can listen to how he spoke about it. as you are outlinin: to how he spoke about it. as you are outlining there, _ to how he spoke about it. as you are outlining there, he _ to how he spoke about it. as you are outlining there, he was _ to how he spoke about it. as you are outlining there, he was a _ to how he spoke about it. as you are outlining there, he was a very - outlining there, he was a very experienced pilot and it takes to nurture and develop and grow that. how big a loss is that death is a person and also in terms of ukraine's talent?— person and also in terms of ukraine's talent? , , , ukraine's talent? yes, every single ilot in ukraine's talent? yes, every single pilot in any — ukraine's talent? yes, every single pilot in any army. _ ukraine's talent? yes, every single pilot in any army, he _ ukraine's talent? yes, every single pilot in any army, he is _ ukraine's talent? yes, every single pilot in any army, he is very - pilot in any army, he is very important, he played a very important, he played a very important role and unfortunately, ukraine's air force lost quite a number of experienced pilots already. juice, he had this reputation for one of the most professional in the ukraine air force. so obviously, this loss is felt by the ukrainian army and will be felt by the ukrainian air force every single day during this war when the country depends on it. and his friends, his comrade is, they say the first squadron of f—16 have to carry his name, his biggest dream was to fly and f—16. find to carry his name, his biggest dream was to fly and f-16._ to carry his name, his biggest dream was to fly and f-16. and we must not for: et the was to fly and f-16. and we must not forget the other _ was to fly and f-16. and we must not forget the other two _ was to fly and f-16. and we must not forget the other two airmen - was to fly and f-16. and we must not forget the other two airmen killed. i forget the other two airmen killed. a loss of three pilots there. how important is it for ukraine to have people like akrotiri as heroes to look up to in terms of morale? he was this look up to in terms of morale? he: was this kind of public figure not just a fighter pilot, he was very important and heard by the public, many people outside the country, they often did interviews with him. and i know myself the examples of when people had some doubts what the chances of ukraine retaking territory if it gets f—16 fighter jets. he was the kind of person who is able to motivate and encourage others to believe and he in fact as one of those air force officers that revived, restored the faith and trust in ukraine's air force. it is important for this country not only because of the large—scale russian invasion but we have to remember the history of ukraine. after the collapse of the soviet union, ukraine lost everything that makes the development of air force funding possible. he was able to sustain those soviet fighter jets possible. he was able to sustain those soviet fighterjets and strategic bombardment of aviation inherited from the soviet union. and this is the generation of pilots like pilshchykov that made people in this country trust and believe in their air force and a bright future of the air force. now i can tell you, no one doubts his dreams will come true. thank you to him. thank ou. london's metropolitan police is investigating a possible data breach after "unauthorised access" was gained to the systems of one of its suppliers. the force said the company held names, ranks, photos, vetting levels, and pay numbers for officers and staff, and that it was working to understand what data, if any, had been accessed. the national crime agency and the information commissioner's 0ffice have been informed. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood gave us the latest about the leak. this is a company that was working on behalf of the metropolitan police, we think, issuing id and warrant cards. they had all this police data, sensitive data, the names and ranks of officers, and their security clearance and photos, and the fear is that this company was targeted by some sort of cyber attack. their systems could have been compromised. the metropolitan police haven't given us exact information on what happened, but the idea is, if this company held the data and it has been attacked, that could be out there. that could have serious implications. we will have heard before, people will have heard about the data breach in northern ireland, also a serious one. that was human error, that was accidental data released along with a freedom of information request, whereas this was a targeted attack. you mentioned the security implications. do we know about the scale and extent of them? we haven't been given that sort of information. about 30,000 people work for, or are represented by the police federation. in terms of the numbers that could have been hit here, we don't have that. the metropolitan police haven't told us. there are quite specific security implications. i was talking to a senior officer earlier, and he said that the real concern, one of the major concerns, is that, if you have got clearance level — clearance level tells you which officers are dealing with the most sensitive sort of thing. if you can combine that with the name data, and specifically people with less common names, which will often be officers from a minority ethnic background, you can combine those things and identify people working undercover, people working in counterterrorism operations, that sort of thing. there, some serious and sensitive areas could be compromised. and that is one of the big fears around this. thank you for bringing us the latest on that. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. let's start with the day's football. in the english premier league, and two matchesjust into the second half as champions manchester city look to make it three wins from three. but it's not going all their way against one of the league's promoted sides, sheffield united. erling haaland missed a penalty in the first half — his attempt coming back off the inside of the post. aston villa are winning away at burnley 2—1. matty cash with both their goals. and in less than an hour — potential title challengers liverpool and newcastle go head to head at st james park. and liverpool bossjurgen klopp's been impressed with rise of his opponents. super development under eddie howe, i have to say. smart business. you don't want to miss anybody, but really good business. super intense style, massive atmosphere there. so this is a tough one. the day's football in a moment but first, there's more pressure on the spanish football federation. an internal investigation has been launched, over the now suspended president luis rubiales, following the kiss on forward jenni hermoso after spain's women's world cup win. the federation's sexual violence protocol was activated, after a complaint was submitted — which means an investigation is triggered, to send findings to the sexual violence advisory committee. hermoso has said the kiss after last sunday's game was not consensual. on saturday, the federataion threatened legal action against hermoso. and despite widespread criticism to resign, and his suspension by fifa, rubiales has vowed to fight till the end. germany have made it two wins from two at the fiba basketball world cup after a narrow victory over australia. it was a hard—fought affair between two evenly matched teams. josh giddy�*s jump shot tying things up at 79 apiece with just over two minutes of the fourth quarter remaining. and with the game in the balance, this lay up from maodo lo with just seconds left on the clock was enough to secure the victory for the germans. the dominican republic also made it two world cup wins from two. karl—anthony towns of the minnesota timberwolves led the way for his country with 24 points and 10 rebounds. team—mate feliz andres also scored 24 points as they condemned italy to their first loss. there was also a record—breaking performance by canada as they thrashed lebanon 128—73 in jakarta. the canadians dished out 43 assists — the most in a world cup game since records began in 1994 — breaking their previous record of 37 set five years ago. nine canada players scored double figures in the victory. montenegro also made it back—to—back wins to start their world cup campaign, this time coming out on top against egypt. nikola vucevic once again led the way for his country with a team—high 16 points and 7 boards. nikola ivanovic added 15 points as five montenegrin players finished in double figures. in the other games — also wins for the phillipines over angola and lithuania who beat mexico . and japan have just beaten finland. in the day's remaining fixture, france lead latvia 53—49 after two quarters. history at the 2023 badminton world championships as an se—young became south korea's first ever singles world champion. the world number one continued her dominance of the sport in 2023 as she beat three—time former world champion carolina marin in straight games in copenhagen. the 21—year—old has now won eight bwf titles in 2023 while there was further success for south korea in the mixed doubles on the final day of competition. around 20 or so laps left in the dutch grand prix and max verstappen looks on course to equal the record of nine race victories in a row. the latest from there, on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. throughout the past month, we've been reporting from the largest arts festival in the world — the edinburgh festival fringe. acts from across the globe have been performing in the scottish capital, attracting thousands of visitors. live now to our reporter courtney bembridge who is there. hello. this colourful cast of 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our shows in chicago _ edinburgh. what's next? we are still doing our shows in chicago every i doing our shows in chicago every week_ doing our shows in chicago every week and — doing our shows in chicago every week and in new york. 0ur dream has always— week and in new york. 0ur dream has always been_ week and in new york. 0ur dream has always been on the moon. so hopefully— always been on the moon. so hopefully we will be on the main sewer— hopefully we will be on the main sewer and — hopefully we will be on the main sewer and frugal see you around. we aren't bringing the gong home. that's— aren't bringing the gong home. that's life — aren't bringing the gong home. that's life from _ aren't bringing the gong home. that's life from edinburgh i aren't bringing the gong home. . that's life from edinburgh fringe. thank you. some breaking news from zimbabwe. the country's opposition chief claims victory after contesting the election. the president mnangagwa has been re—elected to serve a second term with just over half the vote. the opposition claims there's been widespread vote—rigging, and international observers say the vote has fallen short of democratic standards. mr mnangagwa faces many challenges. zimbabwe still faces high inflation — currently running at an annual rate of over seventy per cent — as well as poverty. the electoral commission say his main challenger, nelson chamisa, secured forty four percent of the vote. hello there. part two of the weekend is looking pretty similar to how it was yesterday. sunshine and showers, but i don't think the showers will be quite as heavy or certainly not quite as widespread as what we had yesterday. but again, eastern parts of the uk will see some of the heaviest of the thunderstorms and showers today, whereas further west, we've got this weather front bringing light and patchy rain to northern ireland in between some good spells of sunshine. so for the rest of the day it will stay rather cloudy with outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, skies brightening up from the west, later. western scotland, western parts of britain seeing some sunshine. most of the heavy showers will be affecting eastern scotland and eastern parts of england. again some torrential downpours in a few places. and top temperatures 21 or 22 degrees here. high teens further north and west. so for the reading and leeds festival today, i think the better chance of staying dry will be across reading. for the leeds festival, i think you could pick up a few showers, which could be on the heavy side. same too for notting hill carnival. i think today is a greater risk of seeing showers than what we'll see tomorrow. i think it could stay largely dry with good sunny spells. now, as we move through this evening, overnight, the showers mostly fade away. that weather front, a weakening feature, spreads across central and eastern england. just a band of patchy cloud on it. and it will be quite a cool night to come again, particularly out of town under those clear skies, single digits likely for many of us. now for monday, and — of course, monday is a bank holiday for most of us — it's looking like being a fairly good day. i think quite a bit of sunshine around into the afternoon. the shower clouds may bubble up. you could see the odd light shower here and there, but most places should stay dry. and top temperatures, 21 degrees. it's the high teens further north and winds will be light as well. as we move out of monday into tuesday, things change again. the low pressure starts to push into the north of the uk. that's going to bring stronger winds, blustery showers certainly to scotland. some of these showers could be quite heavy. elsewhere, some good sunny spells. but this weather front will be spreading across england and wales, bringing a band of showers, but it will become confined to southern and eastern areas by the end of the day with quite a bit of sunshine, ithink, developing behind it. top temperatures around 22 degrees. cooler than that, though, further north where it will be quite blustery. wednesday at this stage, not too bad thanks to a ridge of high pressure, but then it turns more unsettled for thursday and friday. could be quite wet in places particularly across england and wales. this is bbc news. the headlines: russian officials say wagner mercenary boss, yevgeny prigozhin, is dead after being involved in a plane crash. the kremlin has denied ordering the assassination of mr prigozhin, who was a former close aide of president putin. one of ukraine's most celebrated fighter pilots has been killed in a mid—air collision during a training exercise. andriy pilshchykov became a national hero for his record in close—range aerial battles during the early phase of russia's invasion. the metropolitan police is investigating a possible data breach after "unauthorised access" was gained to the systems of one of its suppliers. the force said the company had access to names, ranks, photos and pay numbers for officers and staff. zimbabwe's opposition leader nelson chamisa claims victory after labelling the election a �*gigantic fraud'. zimbabwe's president emmerson mnangagwa has rejected criticism about the country's recent election after being declared the winner. now on bbc news — talking movies: blockbuster review.