Newly released images from cold war era satellites reveal the dramatic melting of ice in the himalayas. And getting rid of diesel for good the uk is trialling its First Hydrogen powered train. Hello, good afternoon and welcome to bbc newsroom live. Voting hasjust closed in the latest ballot to decide the conservative leadership, as mps decide which candidates will good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Face a members vote. Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson face a members vote. Former foreign secretary borisjohnson looks black cab Rapistjohn Worboys, certain to make the final pair, now known asjohn radford, after topping the ballot in the who was almost freed from jail last year, first three rounds, but the race to has pleaded guilty to four join him remains too close to call, further offences in which he drugged women with the intention with jeremy hunt, michael gove of sexually assaulting them. Join him remains too close to call, withjeremy hunt, michael gove and sajid javid fighting to remain in the contest. Lets look at how the process works. The latest round of he was jailed in 2009 for a series voting will whittle down the remaining candidates to three, with of sexual assaults. The decision two results expected from an hours time. They will vote again this yea rs of sexual assaults. The decision two years ago to release and was afternoon to take it down to the reversed after a public outcry. Lets go to the old bailey. Final two, with results expected just after 6pm, and we will bring you both sets of results live. Those what happened in court was thatjohn worboys, orjohn radford, as he was final two candidates will begin referred to in the old bailey, trying to win the support of appeared via video link from conservative members, of which there are around 160,000. The first wakefield prison and he answered guilty four times when the new hustings will take place on saturday charges were put to him. He pleaded guilty to these four counts of june the 22nd. Conservative members will receive their postal ballots in supplying drugs to women with the earlyjuly and will receive their postal ballots in early july and vote will receive their postal ballots in earlyjuly and vote for who they think should be the next party intention of sexually assaulting leader and, of course, them. The offences took place think should be the next party leaderand, of course, Prime Minister. The result of that will be announced in the week beginning july between 2000 and 2008, so quite a the 22nd. Lets get the latest from broad period, and thats norman smith. As we were saying, significant, because previouslyjohn worboys has said his offending was widely expected that borisjohnson limited to a short 18 month period, will be in the final two, based on and it was on that basis that the the first few rounds of voting, but pa role any hint as to who might be and it was on that basis that the parole board decided it was safe for him to be released, back at the end alongside him . Not a clue is the of 2017, because they said he had honest answer, and its notjust me saying that, but i talk to the main admitted his offending, taken responsibility and being open and teams of michael gove and jeremy honest. What the convictions huntand teams of michael gove and jeremy hunt and they genuinely dont know. Demonstrate today is that he had not mps may say they are going to support their man and then do been honest, because this offending something entirely different in the predates that 18 month period, at privacy of the voting booth, so we dont know. What we can say it is least some of it does. In terms of incredibly close, with only three sentencing, that has been adjourned votes between jeremy until the beginning of september, incredibly close, with only three votes betweenjeremy hunt incredibly close, with only three votes between jeremy hunt and because thejudge until the beginning of september, because the judge was clear that she michael gove. It would take a minor wa nted because the judge was clear that she wanted a probation report to be miracle for sajid javid to leap up from the back of the pack and get compiled that would take into account much of the material the pa role account much of the material the parole board has accumulated over ahead, and from the back of the pack and get ahead, and i think people know the years aboutjohn worboys. In the thats not going to happen. They regret the fact they didnt get out meantime, he remains at wakefield of the blocks sooner, but they think prison. The key question for the they did well to stop but it looks like a knife edge tussle between judge in sentencing, i suppose, is whether or not this term of imprisonment he has at the moment, michael gove and jeremy hunt, and the calculation is simple for tory an indefinite term, should be mps. Who is best placed to take on substituted for one of life imprisonment, a life sentence, and borisjohnson . Mps. Who is best placed to take on whether the minimum term that was Boris Johnson . Four Michael Goves backers, the arguments are straightforward, he is a brexiteer, imposed, eight years, should be extended, but those are questions so straightforward, he is a brexiteer, so he will go down much better with for thejudge in extended, but those are questions the party faithful, and jeremy hunt is seen, if you like, is a bit more for the judge in september. Ofa is seen, if you like, is a bit more of a soft touch, and Boris Johnsons people have been pretty open in campaigners have won a legal saying theyd prefer to take on challenge against the government jeremy hunt, who they have dubbed over british arms sales to saudi arabia. The appeal court said the government hadnt done enough to theresa in trousers. Jeremy hunt argues, if it is michael gove assess whether the saudi authorities against borisjohnson, had breached International Law by argues, if it is michael gove against Boris Johnson, it argues, if it is michael gove against borisjohnson, it turns into their military campaign in yemen. The old blood feud of the past, and if you want to avoid that, better to the ruling has temporarily blocked go withjeremy future licenses from being granted but said current sales can be if you want to avoid that, better to go with jeremy hunt, if you want to avoid that, better to go withjeremy hunt, added to which, he adds that he has the depth of continued. 0ur correspondent is outside the court of appeal. Before we get into the detail of this ruling, give us the context for this experience in negotiating with foreign leaders to actually get brexit delivered, but genuinely its case. Going to be incredibly close between well, uk export policy is very clear. It says, arms sales are the two. Beyond that, when it comes to the hustings and the membership illegal if there is, quote, a clear risk that that equipment might be vote, norman, isuppose to the hustings and the membership vote, norman, i suppose the big question, or one of the big used in the serious violations of questions is, are they thinking International Humanitarian law. This about the person best placed to secure the position of the party in case looked at whether the uk government was properly taking into terms of a general election, or are account what was going on on the they thinking more broadly . Its ground in yemen. Theres been lots ha rd to they thinking more broadly . Its hard to say, really. Id guess that of criticism that saudi arabia has been persecuting air strikes without one of the big strengths which boris properly checking that civilians are johnson will deploy and which his not going to be in the line of fire. Supporters are already talking about is his ability to engender a thejudges said that, not going to be in the line of fire. The judges said that, although the feel good factor, to make people uk government had taken some of that into account, they hadnt actually just feel a little bit more upbeat launched a proper, systematic and optimistic, because, lets be assessment of past violations of honest, the past few years, weve been trawling through a salt mine. Humanitarian law by the saudis in its not been the happiest of times. Yemen and, because they didnt go about it in the right way, with the i think perhaps there is a sense that people just want a little bit right process, these three court of more sunlight. Boris johnson appealjudges have ruled that the that people just want a little bit more sunlight. Borisjohnson is probably best equipped to give them current export licensing regime is, that, so that undoubtedly plays in his favour. The big weakness is, indeed, illegal. I dont know if you have just heard, faced with the enormity of brexit, the department for trade has said it the complexity of the challenge, whether he has the grasp of detail, is seeking leave to appeal the the focus to actually hammer down a decision. Indeed, they have made the point that this is about the process, deal and get it through parliament. That isnt borisjohnsons skill essentially, and they will try and set, so i think tory members will seek leave to appeal against it. Sort of be torn between two sort of its worth pointing out what will happen now. There can be no future export licences now issued by the opposing arguments, one, they want somebody who can deliver brexit but department for trade, because the two, they surely want an end to this process has been proved to be illegal, but existing licences can is slow, long, hard slog and a bit of son sunshine on the horizon. Continue. However, the secretary of state is now going to have to look at all of those past licences, so a as we get close to the result of the review of existing and past licences latest ballot, stay with us on the bbc news channel for all the latest and future licences put on hold for on the tory leadership race. Well 110w. Bring you live coverage of the final thank you for that update from the court of appeal. Rounds of voting, with results expected at 1pm and then later at the tory race to become the next Prime Minister continues today, as mps decide which two candidates 6pm. Will face a members vote. Former foreign secretary boris the leader of the Roman Catholic johnson looks certain to make the final pair. Church in england and wales, he topped the ballot in the First CardinalVincent Nichols, has been three rounds of voting. Accused of defending the reputation last night, he secured the support of the Church Rather than focusing of 143 out of 313 conservative mps. On the impact of child sexual abuse but the race to join him on the impact of child sexual abuse on victims. The accusation comes remains too close to call. Jeremy hunt, michael gove and sajid javid are all from the independent inquiry into in the contest after fellow child sexual abuse, following an candidate rory stewart was knocked investigation into the archdiocese out last night. Of birmingham, where the cardinal was archbishop from 2000 to 2009. Lets look at how the process works. Lets get more from sarah walton, conservative mps are currently who is outside the enquiry, the building where it is taking place. Voting for who they wish to be the next Prime Minister, with here is the damning line, children the results expected at about 1pm. The candidate with the fewest could have been saved from abuse if votes is knocked out, the church had not been so leaving three candidates remaining. Determined to protect its own there will then be a further reputation above all else. Tell us vote this afternoon, more about whats been said. One of where the candidate with the fewest votes is again knocked out, leaving the final two. The result of this last parliamentary ballot the findings made in this report, is expected at 6pm. Published this lunchtime, and it essentially says that, since the mid the final two candidates will then begin trying to win the support of conservative members, 19305, essentially says that, since the mid 1930s, over 130 allegations of child of which there are around 160,000. Sexual abuse were made against 78 saturdayjune 22nd sees the first individuals associated with the hustings take place in birmingham. Archdiocese of birmingham. It also finds failings in the churchs the party aims to hold hustings in all 12 regions of the uk response to allegations against several priests, including one through june and july priest who was helped to flee the to allow tory members to see country and evade prosecution for 25 the candidates in action. Yea rs. Country and evade prosecution for 25 years. Cardinal Vincent Nichols is conservative members now the archbishop of westminster, will receive their postal the most seniorfigure in ballots in early july, now the archbishop of westminster, the most senior figure in the and vote for who should be the next Catholic Church in england and party leader and Prime Minister. Wales, but in 2009 he was the the result will be announced archbishop of westminster, and the report says, in his time there, you in the week beginning july 22nd. Focus too much on the reputation of lets get the latest the Church Rather than the welfare from our assistant political of children and the impact of child editor, norman smith. Sexual abuse on victims and hello again. Tell us a bit more survivors. It says the archdiocese is still failing in its child about how today is going to unfold, safeguarding arrangements. The chair because, based on the first three rounds of voting, it seems the real of the enquiry, professor alexis jay, was scathing in his remarks, contest at the moment is for who can saying it is clear the church could secure the second spot in the final have stopped children being abused if it hadnt been so determined to two. Protect its own reputation. Weve talking to all sides, genuinely, had no response from cardinal nobody has any real sense of who is nicholls, but this is more strong going to get second place. Its criticism today of the catholic entirely up for grabs betweenjeremy church, which has already faced huntand entirely up for grabs betweenjeremy hunt and michael gove stop neither allegations of serious failings in recent yea rs. Side are sure whether theyve just got the numbers to get a head. 0n allegations of serious failings in recent years. Thank you, sarah walton. The black cab rapist, john jeremy hunts side, i suppose the hope will be that he doesnt carry worboys, has pleaded guilty to dropping four more women, so he with him the baggage of michael could sexually assault them. He now gove, who last time was involved in goes by the name ofjohn radford, that bitter bunfight with boris and he was jailed in 2009 for a johnson, and i think there hope is series of sexual assaults, and a that maybe tory mps will be anxious decision to release him two years to avoid that kind ofs on bali ago was reversed after public outcry. It is danny shaw, from bloodbath again. That might help outside the old bailey. John him. Against that, its clear that mrjohnsons team seem to prefer the worboys, orjohn radford, as he was idea of a jeremy hunt against boris referred to at court, appeared by video link from wakefield prison, and he answered guilty four times johnson showdown, because he is a remainer and so it will be easy for when the new charges were put to boris, and so some of boris him. He pleaded guilty to these four accou nts him. He pleaded guilty to these four a ccou nts of him. He pleaded guilty to these four accounts of supplying drugs to women johnsons supporters are already labelling jeremy hunt as theresa may with the intention of sexually in trousers. That might be why assaulted them. The offences took jeremy hunt has tweeted saying hes going to put his heart and soul into place between 2000 and 2008, so giving borisjohnson the contest of quite a broad period of offending, his life, so he isnt going to be a and that is significant, because rollover. This morning, again, previouslyjohn worboys has said is making the case weve heard him offending was limited to a short, 18 making the case weve heard him making throughout the contest, that he is the man to negotiate a deal month period, and it was on that with brussels. Basis that the parole board decided weve got to put someone forward as Prime Minister it was safe for him to be released who the European Union are actually prepared to talk to. Back, at the end of 2017, because that is the only way get a better brexit deal and solve they said he had admitted his the crisis that we are in. Offending, hed taken responsibility and being open and honest. What lets not forget sajid javid. He was these convictions demonstrate today the first contender to arrive this is that he hadnt been honest, morning, and they all stood like because this offending predates that 18 month period, certainly some of that in the Committee Corridor to it does. In terms of sentencing, have a good photo before they all walked in. And he came out, he said that has been adjourned until the was quietly confident, but its an beginning of september, because the judge was quite clear she wanted a uphill task. He is trailing quite a probation report to be compiled that would take into account much of the way behind, but his team say that sajid javid has defied predictions material of the parole board has throughout this contest. 0ther over the years aboutjohn worboys. People said hed never make it through the first round, but he did, in the meantime, he remains at and he still in there. This morning, wakefield prison. The key question, he sounded upbeat. I want to go for it and try my very i suppose, for the judge wakefield prison. The key question, i suppose, for thejudge in sentencing, is whether or not this best and, by the end of the day, term of imprisonment he has at the we will have two candidates for the leadership election. Moment, an indefinite term, should one of them will certainly be borisjohnson. Be substituted for one of life i think i have the strongest case imprisonment, a life sentence, and for being the other one, being a change candidate that can whether the minimum term that was win over the nation eventually in a general election imposed, eight years, should be withJeremy Corbyn, because we must keep our sights set on that. Extended, those are questions for thejudge in we must keepJeremy Corbyn extended, those are questions for out of government. The judge in september. Crucial in the result will be what campaigners have won a legal challenge against the government happens to