The UN Security Council is holding an emergency meeting tonight over the downing of a Russian military plane - which Moscow says was carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war. Will we ever find out what really happened? We speak to someone who worked on the MH17 case.

Also on the programme:

Anger from the families of those killed in attacks in Nottingham last summer after the killer, Valdo Calocane, is going to hospital - rather than prison. We'll ask what families can and should expect from the CPS in tragic cases like these.

A Russian woman has been sentenced to what's thought to be the longest prison term ever imposed on a woman in that country for killing of pro-war blogger. We speak to her husband in exile.

And as The Traitors reaches it's finale we speak to the Dutch TV producer who came up with the original idea.