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tonight, amidst increasing international pressure on israel over the killing of seven aid workers, the first call by benjamin netanyahu s main rival in the emergency government for elections within months. the israel defense force promises an independent investigation into the aid convoy kiilings. we ll ask an idf spokeman how it can be independent if it s conducted by former idf personnel. they come to their own conclusions. they are independent of the chain of command. they can rule whatever they see fit, based on their professional understanding of the reality. we ll be asking the team leader for save the children s gaza response what she makes of that, and speaking to the diplomatic correpondent at the times of israel about the prospect of an early election. also tonight: is the market in the uk for electric cars running out of charge? we ll examine the data and ask whether there s a risk of our net zero journey running off the road. 75 years tomorrow, nato was foun ....
hello, i m christian fraser. you re watching the context on bbc news. electric car sales falter as a deadline for a ban on the sale of new fossil fuel cars is extended. natalie elphicke is the second conservative mp to defect to labour, in as many weeks. her decision to defect was announced around 12pm just in time for sir keir starmer to bring it up at prime minister s questions. if one week a tory mp who is also a doctor says the prime minister cannot be trusted with the nhs and joins labour and the next week, the tory mp for dover on the front line of the small boats crisis says the prime minister cannot be trusted with our borders and joins labour, what is the point of this failed government staggering on? in a statement the dover mp said the conservatives under rishi sunak had become a by word for incompetence and division. this from someone who has long been preoccupied with the small boat crossings, many had thought her to be on the right of the conservative part ....
so yeah, you ll have to deal- with that in due course. it s about a general- election, but it s very much along the same themes, but it brings in political editors on coaches - going around the country and all kinds of. - is there a bonking political editor in it? i can t say that. but also you worked with alok sharma when he was president of cop26, the big climate change conference in glasgow. so i m sure you ve got lots of thoughts about net zero as well. well, i mean. pause them because actually, the breaking news we got this afternoon, which everyjournalist went, ooh! , when they got it, was that rupert murdoch is stepping down as chairman of his many companies that run his newspapers and tv channels. and we can chat about it now because we re joined by a former employee of rupert murdoch. it s kelvin mackenzie, who is editor of the sun. hi, kelvin. yeah. and fired by rupert and he invested in my businesses. so i ve had 40 up and down years with him. yeah, you can ....
this is the glitz and glamour as part of the agenda. this is the state banquet, where the 160 guests have arrived. we have been watching them over the last couple of hours trundling behind me. mickjagger just came past us here, former footballers patrick vieira, didier drogba, some actors, as well. we are still waiting for the arrival of the king and the president. this looks very much like it is just a few minutes away, as you can see. the state banquet and the main guests will be drawing up outside the palace of versailles in just a short while. they will walk down the red carpet, we presume, then head inside. we know that there will be speeches. we will get to hear from both men. although we have heard little snippets, we have not heard any formal speeches so far. of course they will be poured over. it ll be interesting to see what are picked up on. i think we are due to see them eating first and then they will be invited to give toasts, then you will hear the speech ....
a politics is transparent and space for a better more honest debate about how we secure. the pm s junked some of boris johnson s commitments the former pm is furious but will it cost us all more in the long run? we ll talk live to a former tory energy minster and ex chancellor, labour s shadow environment secretary, and a conservative mp who is chair of the commons environemtnal audit committee. is the pm right? also tonight, in the latest in our series on the asylum system and immigration we report around the country on how the activists described as far right are accused of infiltrating protests against asylum hotels. once somebody s come in with their agenda and used them, my protest, notjust mine. obviously, the people are against genuine protests, very genuine, kind people who are welcoming. we don t want to be tarred with the same brush as those who were maybe there for other reasons. it sounds so simple it makes you wonder why no one has said it before. rishi sun ....