beating sir ed davey. you have put your trust in me , not only to lead our party but to lead and grow a bigger, open, liberal movement which our so desperately needs. good afternoon. i m going to take you straight over to the house of commons now where jeremy you straight over to the house of commons now wherejeremy hunt is making a statement about the seizure of the uk registered tanker by iran. if there was sufficient guarantees the oil would not go to any entity sanctioned by the eu. instead of responding constructively, iran chose to seize this so we need to ta ke chose to seize this so we need to take appropriate action to support the safe passage of vessels in the country. as well as speaking to my iranian counterpart, i ve spoken today to the forest ministers foreign ministers of oman, germany, finland, spain and denmark. cobra meetings have been held over the weekend. there was also a formal protest. i can update the house on further action we are taking. firstly,
thanks, will, and louise lear has the weather. lots of sunshine, the wimbledon organisers did the right thing building the roof because they had some lovely summer sunshine as it looks dry for the rest of the week. more details for wimbledon and the rest of the uk coming up shortly. thanks, louise. also coming up: as the wife of the ruler of dubai is rumoured to be in hiding in london, her husband takes legal action against her in the high court in what could be one of britain s most expensive ever divorces hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. i m simon mccoy. police say the baby of a heavily pregnant woman, who was stabbed to death in south london at the weekend, has died. kelly fauvrelle, who was 26 and eight months pregnant, was attacked in her home on saturday night. her baby named riley by her family was delivered by paramedics at the scene, but died in the early hours of this morning. it comes as the police released footage of a man seen running away from the ho
as the lionesses are knocked out of the world cup but with millions of viewers the tournament is being seen as a turning point for the womens game. and i m in durham, where it s a big day in the cricket world cup, as england look to reach the semifinals against new zealand. coming up on bbc news, expect plenty of support for british number one kyle edmund, back on court, second round of wimbledon action getting under way. hello, good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. two railway workers have been killed bya train two railway workers have been killed by a train in wales. british transport police and the rail accident investigation branch have begun investigations into what happened on the line between bridgend and port talbot. sian lloyd is there. explain what we believe has happened in this tragic case. well, the site of this accident is not easily accessible, from the position where iam now, accessible, from the position where i am now, we can accessible, from the p
coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with olly foster. afternoon. manchester city say accusations of financial impropriety are entirely false. that s after reports that uefa investigators wa nts to ba n reports that uefa investigators wants to ban the club from europe. all the details coming up. and nick has all the weather, blue skies ahead? absolutely, we are basking in the sunshine once again. but where has the rubbish weather gone? i got the a nswer to the rubbish weather gone? i got the answer to that, plus the forecast for the rest of the week into the weekend. also coming up. our moscow correspondent tickles the ivories as he performs songs from eurovision ahead of the contest. hello to you this is afternoon live. i m rebecca jones. whatsapp is urging its 1.5 billion users to update their app after it was targeted by hackers. the company says vulnerability in its app has allowed hackers to remotely install surveillance software on mobile phones without the us
the smart meters that could be costing you money, a bbc investigation finds that millions of them are not working. he s been called the greatest jumpjockey in history ruby walsh talks to us as he prepares to retire. and coming up on bbc news, pakistan proving no pushovers as england continue their build up ahead of this summer s cricket world cup. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. millions of whatsapp users across the country are being urged to update their app after a security breach. the company, which is owned by facebook, says surveillance software was remotely installed on a select number of mobile phones. the breach is all the more surprising because one of whatsappâs main attractions is that messages are encrypted. so who are the hackers and what are they after? here s our technology correspondent rory cellan jones. it promises total security. 1.5 billion whatsapp users have bought into the pledge that their calls and m essa 9 es into the pledge that