Morning everyone. Yevgeny Prigozhin, the man who led the dramatic mutiny against Vladimir Putin in June, was a passenger on a private jet that crashed overnight in Russia with no survivors, according to Russian authorities. The cause remains unclear. Was it an accident or something more sinister? We have a full report and analysis. At home, we reveal how the government has spent almost $200m on a piece of welfare payment software only for it to be declared “not fit for purpose”. India has achieved a world first by landing a spacecraft on the moon’s south pole, and the Kiwis are joking that their former coach “lost a bet” to end up with the Wallabies.