road restrictions remain in place around moscow — after emergency security measures were imposed during wagner's advance on the russian capital. the threat of a major uprising against the russian president vladimir putin appears to have receded, after a deal was struck which enabled the rebellious leader to retreat. yevgeny prigozhin, the head of the wagner mercenary group — pictured here leaving the russian city of rostov—on—don —is reportedly going into exile in belarus after abandoning his advance on moscow. and with wagner forces firing their guns into the sky — and cheers from the watching public — his troops also

departed the city — just hours after they controlled a military building with further wagner troops moving towards moscow. travelling north on the m4 motorway — passing the city of vuronezh and were spotted as far north as a city which is around 300 miles south of moscow. then in the early evening prigozhin announced that he had agreed to stop the advance. tensions had been building between mr prigozhin and russia's military leadership for some time, over their approach to the war in ukraine. our security correspondent gordon corera reports. forces from the wagner mercenary left rostov—on—don after a chaotic and extraordinary day. some tiered yevgeny prigozhin as he was driven away, reaching out to shake his hand. yesterday morning, the

military headquarters in the city had been seized by forces loyal to yevgeny prigozhin without firing a shot. once a close ally of putin, yevgeny prigozhin had fallen out with russia's military leadership claiming they had used his mercenaries as cannon fodder in ukraine and so he began to head towards moscow. as the wagner convoy began a long drive to the capital there were explosions and reports of helicopter shots down but a deal brokered by the president of neighbouring belarus, an ally of putin, halted yevgeny prigozhin�*s advance later in the day before significant bloodshed. but the question is, what now? yevgeny prigozhin�*s exact whereabouts are unknown but he is due to go into exile in belarus. his forces, said to be 25,000 strong, are supposed to be absorbed into the regular russian military, but it is not yet clear how are with what effect on the war on ukraine. moscow the events could

weaken vladimir putin was my grip on power. yesterday he told the russian people those behind the mutiny would pay before them doing a deal, raising difficult questions as the widow of one of putin's critics told the bbc. , ., widow of one of putin's critics told the sac. , ., , ., a, the bbc. yevgeny prigozhin is not a hero, he the bbc. yevgeny prigozhin is not a hero. he is — the bbc. yevgeny prigozhin is not a hero. he is a _ the bbc. yevgeny prigozhin is not a hero, he is a criminal _ the bbc. yevgeny prigozhin is not a hero, he is a criminal and _ the bbc. yevgeny prigozhin is not a hero, he is a criminal and he - hero, he is a criminal and he committed a lot of bad things in ukraine. andrew hunt trusted this person. and this was all a game. but a very special message. putin is not a very special message. putin is not a person who controls anything in russia. . , a person who controls anything in russia. ., , ., y russia. putin has long paid off different factions _ russia. putin has long paid off different factions against - russia. putin has long paid off different factions against each | different factions against each other. his top generals seen here were both a target of yevgeny prigozhin�*s anger but this is now getting harderfor him. for the russian people, the events will have come as a shock, undermining the kremlin�*s attempts to control the

flow of information. the reception given to departing wagner forces last night in rostov—on—don shows some still regard them as heroes. the mutiny may be over but the shock waves that has left behind are only beginning. let's look back at what's actually happened over the past couple of days. early on friday, yevgeny prigozhin questioned the war in ukraine and the role of the russian defence minister sergei shoigu, claiming he did it to gain military honours. prigozhin called for an armed rebellion and accused the kremlin of hitting his troops with a missile strike on friday. in moscow, security was stepped up as wagner took rostov—on—don. on saturday, prigozhin declared 25,000 of his troops had crossed the border from ukraine in the early hours of the morning. the russian president vladimir putin denounced this action as a "criminal adventure" and warned of punishments in a tv address. over the course of the day, wagner forces made progress towards moscow, seizing military

facilities in voronezh. hours later, prigozhin said that he had agreed to "stop" the movement of his troops, turning them around from their route to moscow belarus revealed its leader, alexander lukashenko, had been holding talks with prigozhin and putin. russian state media reported that prigozhin is leaving for belarus, and criminal charges against him and his troops would be dropped. dr sergey radchenko is professor of international relations atjohns hopkins university, he gave me his reaction to the news that evgeny prighozhin is to head to belarus. we will believe it when we see it. given the extent of his betrayal of putin, i would certainly, given the extent of his betrayal of putin, iwould certainly, if given the extent of his betrayal of putin, i would certainly, if i were yevgeny prigozhin, be watching my back at this stage. so it is not very clear how he comes out of this intact. whether he will be able to

continue his operations, well, much depends on what happens to a wire can now. there is that deadline for re—subordinating wagner to the russian military defence in one of the reasons that yevgeny prigozhin made his move was to avoid this happening. now, will this happen? will this go ahead? will yevgeny prigozhin lose control of wagoner? these are the things we have to watch out for in the coming days. for the short—term, the destabilisation of yevgeny prigozhin and have gone away but at the moment, history then goes. criticism in the air and there is undoubtedly now a weakness to vladimir putin that we have not seen before. there is absolutely — that we have not seen before. there is absolutely no _ that we have not seen before. there is absolutely no doubt _ that we have not seen before. there is absolutely no doubt that - that we have not seen before. it” is absolutely no doubt that putin emerges from this weekend in the long term and indeed, if you reflect historically on failed coups in russia and the soviet union, think of 1991 when hardliners staged a coup against gorbachev which failed

after three days. the soviet union collapsed just a few months later. think of the failed 1917 march on saint petersburg who also tried to stage a coup of a kind and also failed. then a few months the bolsheviks came to power and we had a civil war which lasted for a long time and cost russia millions of lives. so there is a really bad historical precedent here as far as field crews go and i wonder if putin is worried about this.— is worried about this. briefly, do ou think is worried about this. briefly, do you think you — is worried about this. briefly, do you think you will— is worried about this. briefly, do you think you will continue - is worried about this. briefly, do i you think you will continue double down on the conflict in ukraine? the bi aer down on the conflict in ukraine? tie: bigger question down on the conflict in ukraine? tue: bigger question is whether he has to go full stalinist in russia in order to shore up his authority. he has tighten screws over the last month in years and key dissidents are in prison. he could go much further in this because obviously his authority has been compromised or he may not do anything and continue drifting down that uncertain pathway towards what seems to be a further

deterioration of his authority and potential meltdown in russia. i'm joined by alicia kearns, a conservative mp and chair of the british foreign affairs committee. i'm interested what you have taken from the last 48 hours with regards to moscow, the kremlin and vladimir putin. you just need. t to moscow, the kremlin and vladimir putin. you just need.— putin. you 'ust need. i apologise. a lona time putin. youjust need. i apologise. a longtime since _ putin. youjust need. i apologise. a long time since we _ putin. youjust need. i apologise. a long time since we had _ putin. youjust need. i apologise. a long time since we had that. - putin. youjust need. i apologise. a long time since we had that. my - putin. you just need. i apologise. a. long time since we had that. my view is that this is not over yet. as the public thread between yevgeny prigozhin and putin has hesitated i think we are now to one threshold. the conflict will not end between them. there is more to go. we have learned that russian domestic internal security provisions are not as effective as we thought there might be and i guess as putin thought they were and we've learned that the fractures within that is

incredibly splintered but we have also learned that putin has now been dealt what is a mortal blow which is the fact that he had had a social contract with the people of russia for the whole of his time as president prime minister where he promised that in return for him being the strongman and providing security and stability to russia, people had to give up their individual freedoms people had to give up their individualfreedoms and people had to give up their individual freedoms and rights and essentially be willing to live in an autocracy. that has now been shattered and proven that putting cannot provide that level of support to the russian people. we cannot provide that stability. ilustith to the russian people. we cannot provide that stability. with regards to everything _ provide that stability. with regards to everything that _ provide that stability. with regards to everything that has _ provide that stability. with regards to everything that hasjust - provide that stability. with regards to everything that hasjust played i to everything that has just played out. how does that affect your work with regards to the foreign affairs committee? what will that influence, from your perspective? get the muddler, we should all be sighing a big sigh of relief because this is a nuclear power that we were fighting

over and that is what is taking up the majority of the time in western capitals over the last 36 hours or so but we're midway through an inquiry into the wagner group and the fact that they are committing crimes in the middle east and africa as well as ukraine, will need to review our conclusions and make sure we have given that best advice but there are too many things which are not clear. it is yevgeny prigozhin with are going to go to belarus? is this a deal about money? ijust don't buy it. the complex relationship between yevgeny prigozhin and putin is far more complicated than what has been prevented so we have to sit and wait. this is not over yet. but you expect to see continued support for ukraine and its endeavours and its counteroffensive? ever made without question. one of the most important we're not talking enough is how ukraine is capitalised on this chaos. they watch six different points over the last 36 hours and made gains along each and even rumours that they have managed to

get over and breach that any pro—weather. that would be an enormous triumph because it means that they could establish a bridge had on that left side which could potentially drive out russian soldiers. they've even liberated villages under russian occupation since 2014 so it is important to see how the ukrainians, given that opportunity, once again shown that they will fight for the freedom of they will fight for the freedom of the people and the country. thank you so very much. thank you so very much. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello, we start with the women's ashes test, where day four is well under way at trent bridge. australia resumed on 82 without loss and a lead of 92. kate cross dropped phoebe litchfield on 42 but then bowled herfor 46. debutant lauren filer got a breakthrough, bowling elyse perry for 25 and then thalia magrath forjust one run. beth mooney going well on 73 not out. australia currently 157—3 at lunch.

carlos alcaraz has the chance to win his first grass court title at queen's this afternoon and go to number one in the world rankings. the 20 year old spaniard beat american sebastian korda in straight sets in yesterday's semifinal to set up today's match with australia's alex de minaur. if alcaraz wins he'll leapfrog novak djokovic back to the top of the world rankings and be the top seed at wimbledon which starts a week tomorrow. one final already under way, as andrey rublev v alexander bublik at the halle open in germany third seed rublev. and the two, time wimbledon and the two—time wimbledon champion, petra kvitova, and the unseeded donna vekic both won twice saturday to advance to the final of the german open in berlin after the quarterfinals were washed

out on friday. that one getting under way in an hour or so. ireland's leona maguire takes a one, shot lead into the final round of the women's pga championship in newjersey as she chases a first major win, and become the first women from ireland to win one. she got off to a brilliant start with this birdie on the first hole. she was three shots ahead of her nearest rivals after the front nine, but dropped a shot, finishing with a two, under 69 in the third round. south korea'sjenny shin is a shot behind, while northern ireland's stephanie meadow is two off the lead. keegan bradley shot three birdies in his final five holes to take a one—shot lead after the third round of the travelers championship. the 2011 pga championship winner leads fellow american chez reavie by a shot after a six—under—par 64. rickie fowler is among the chasing pack following a superb round that saw him just missjoining the exclusive sub—60 club.

northern ireland's rory mcilroy is nine shots back after a frustrating 66 in connecticut. major league baseball is back in the uk this weekend the london stadium has been transformed to host the st. louis cardinals and chicago cubs in a two—game series. and it was two well—known cricketers who delivered the opening pitch of saturday's game. we'll leave it to you to decide who is the best pitcher australia's nathan lyon or england's james anderson. the pair are of course competing for the men's ashes at the moment the second test at lord's begins on wednesday with australia 1—up. it was the cubs who won the first game yesterday 9—1 so it's no surprise they enjoyed themselves. and that's all the sport for now. as events developed inside russia the bbc�*s verify team worked to sift through videos on social media to track the convoy of wagner vehicles. they are now assessing the aftermath. our europe correspondent,

nick beake, has been working with the team and is in the bbc verify hub with more. what exactly happened yesterday and just how much fighting was there between the advancing wagner forces and the regular russian army? well, over the past 24 hours or so, bbc verify has been looking at the video that has been coming out and trying to make sense of it. let me show one video. quite dramatic, this. a russian helicopter, we presume, opening fire towards a target. this is next to a major road and you can see an explosion there. it is thought that it is a wagner target. look, there is the explosion. we have not been able to verify that but the video itself we have authenticated because we know it was

put up on social media yesterday. it was a new video. there were some other things as well. i will show you what exactly. this is an image from google street view and you can see the distinctive housing there, the yellow and the blue. that matches the video. also, these pylons that we can see in the aftermath of the explosion, they match as well. where was all of this happening? let me show you on the map. between rostov—on—don whether wagner forces set off and moscow where they said they were wanting to get to along the russian m4 motorway. at the same time there was other stuff happening. this was an aftermath of an explosion at a fuel depot. this was easy compared to other things because you've got their branding there of that particular building which gave us an obvious target for geo— locating this. if we go back to the map it is a city of about 1 this. if we go back to the map it is a city of about1 million people here. elsewhere, at the same time, other people are capturing what is happening. this is footage from car, dash cam footage, and that shows the great plume of smoke after that depot blast. going back to our up

again, another element i want to show you which is north of the city and that is where military vehicles were filmed on the highway and this is one video here. you can see some of them coming through here because they have been questions raised aboutjust how big this convey was. it speaks to mid—size. we can see herejust in a moment, some tanks coming through. the video is on the pier so you will be able to see it again at the moment but certainly no satellite images emerge so far convoy coming through. look, you can see the tank here and people already on top. in terms of what we can say about yesterday, we know it was a bewildering 24 hours foot of events happening at breakneck speed. we have been able to verify some fragments, some small elements but really, in terms of the bigger picture, it remains extremely confused and what exactly happened yesterday, gareth, is very difficult to piece together in any meaningful way. to piece together in any meaningful way. i'm joined by hanna liubakova, a belarusianjournalist and non, resident fellow

at the atlantic council. thank you forjoining us. i want to pick up with you the situation with regards to the belarusian leader and the movie are led to understand of yevgeny prigozhin to belarus. expect for a reviewer is the role that lukashenko will have played in this because he's an incredibly close ally of putin?— ally of putin? this is to come exactl . ally of putin? this is to come exactly. however, _ ally of putin? this is to come exactly. however, i- ally of putin? this is to come exactly. however, ithink- ally of putin? this is to come | exactly. however, ithink that exactly. however, i think that lukashenko might have only been used ljy lukashenko might have only been used by the kremlin in this sort of supportive role because what were the terms for putin? to kill yevgeny prigozhin i think it would have been too hard so we suddenly remember that he has a very close ally, lukashenko, and he has belarus as his back yard, as worshippers make back yard and this is how they treat the country. and i think this was a saving face mode for both yevgeny

prigozhin and putin in the situation to send yevgeny prigozhin to belarus. we don't know the exact details. we don't know the timeline of this negotiation is, let's put it this way. so we don't going to, what effects the outcome is going to be out of this conversations, negotiations. however, think it shows that lukashenko is a puppet of putin. i don't think it was separate from his side. secondly, again, that he uses belarus, britain uses belarus as a back yard.- he uses belarus, britain uses belarus as a back yard. with regards to and if it transpires, _ belarus as a back yard. with regards to and if it transpires, were - belarus as a back yard. with regards to and if it transpires, were led - belarus as a back yard. with regards to and if it transpires, were led to i to and if it transpires, were led to believe, yevgeny prigozhin moving to belarus, we assume is not going to arrive there by himself, he is going to take some element of wagner with him if it is a few close confidant. potentially more. what do you think he will do once he is there? what is next for yevgeny prigozhin and the wagner pmc? qt next for yevgeny prigozhin and the wagner pmc?— next for yevgeny prigozhin and the wanner pmc? _, , ., �* ~ ., wagner pmc? of course, we don't know whether yevgeny _ wagner pmc? of course, we don't know whether yevgeny prigozhin _ wagner pmc? of course, we don't know whether yevgeny prigozhin are - wagner pmc? of course, we don't know whether yevgeny prigozhin are told - whether yevgeny prigozhin are told will travel to belarus. a few

travels for several months, if he's going to stay there for longer, there are so many questions and in what capacity. is he going to lead the wagner group are not. what are these people going to do in belarus? either going to try to ukraine again and this puts lukashenko in belarus in danger because, in the case of an new attempt to invade ukraine, of course, the ukrainians will respond so is this something that lukashenko tried to negotiate? for now, lukashenko might seem victorious might seem as a negotiator but of course, in the longer term, this will effect him as well because yevgeny prigozhin is a target, i think, for both putin and the ukrainians and having him in belarus also puts belarus as a potential target for the ukrainians as well.

voting is under way in greece's general election. the party led by kyriakos mitsotakis is the most likely winner according to the latest opinion polls, and his party felljust short of a majority in the most recent eleciton last month. this time with a new electoral system, the winning party will receive a bonus of 20 seats outright if it gets at least 25% of the vote, and can get up to 50 seats if it gets about 40% of the vote. the polls close at about 7pm local time, with the first exit polls expected an hour after that. and now to the final day of glastonbury. sophie ellis bextor has just graced the main pyramid stage following a sucession of big name stars like lizzo, lana del ray and american rock legends guns n roses. but all eyes will be on what is billed as eltonjohn's final uk live performance this evening. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson is there for us right now. iam right i am right in front of the pyramid stage for eltonjohn will take the stage for eltonjohn will take the stage at 9pm tonight. these are the front row fans ready for eltonjohn.

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imagine what it will be like when it comes on stage at 9pm to play what is the final uk show of his farewell tour. i don't know whether it is the super fans argue who's more excited. some incredible outfits there and the best seats in the house for elton john on the best seats in the house for eltonjohn on the final night of glastonbury. the details of course on our website and stick with the latest news on the bbc news website and the app. thanks for watching. hello there. in some parts of the country it is roasting and it could be the hottest day of the year so far but it is changing in other areas. getting cooler, fresher air

coming in from the atlantic into western parts of the uk. humid air towards the east and in between a weather front and that will bring there's rain not much in the south at all but heavy rain moving across some areas. some gusty winds as well. all squeezing the heat and humidity into eastern england. 30 around lincolnshire, 32 or more in essex and london. really humid as well. out towards the worst things are beginning to cool down a bit and it will be less humid as well. the wetter weather that we have got across those northern areas pushes away into the north sea. showers

become fewer and lighter many places become fewer and lighter many places become dry over night with some clear skies. become dry over night with some clearskies. last become dry over night with some clear skies. last night was really uncomfortable for to see things. temperatures in scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees. crosby and merseyside 19. lower than 20 degrees. crosby and merseyside19. tonight will be somewhat easier to sleet because temperatures are going to be lower. perhaps single figures, actually, in scotland and northern ireland. heading into tomorrow there will be some sunny spells. cloud will develop and that will lead to some showers. scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england, shabbily clouds will be suppressed further south. shabbily clouds will be suppressed furthersouth. it shabbily clouds will be suppressed further south. it will feel cooler and fresher everywhere. temperatures dropping some seven or 8 degrees in some parts of the uk is our top temperature of 23, maybe 24 in the south—east. everything coming in from the atlantic. a fresher, westerly breeze and these were the fans will be arriving on tuesday so we will see more cloud coming our way. looking dry towards the south—eastern areas but there will be some outbreaks of rain and drizzle further north and more of a breeze as well. are the sorts of temperatures we are looking at. 20-22. temperatures we are looking at. 20—22. could be quite warm overnight for eastern parts of the uk. a warm sector, actually, between those two weather fronts. sector, actually, between those two weatherfronts. the sector, actually, between those two weather fronts. the cooler air will be waiting to coming back from the atlantic, from the north—west. following this band of rain it will

be affecting scotland and northern ireland, pushing into england and wales once again. those temperatures dropping away in the north—west where we get some sunshine and showers. still dry. quite warm in the south—east, the mid 20s.

prosecute them or their leader. this is bbc news. the headlines... the headlines... wagner mercinary boss ngeney priogzhin is to leave russia for belarus after calling off a rebellion against the russian military against the russian military which dominated the news which dominated the news throughout saturday. gunfire and cheers as wagner fighters return to their bases —

the kremlin says it will not