President Trump Accuses China Of Interfering In US Politics

Today at the UN, President Trump accused China of interfering in the forthcoming US elections, but did not present any proof. The Chinese foreign minister denied the charges. It was the US president's first time chairing the UN Security Council. Also on the programme, new research suggests that almost 400,000 people died as a result of Civil War in South Sudan. The original UN estimate was 50,000 deaths. We hear from one of the authors. And an investigative website publishes what they think is the real name of one of the two Russian men accused of poisoning the Skripals in the English town of Salisbury. He also claims that Russian security services had "direct influence" on staff in the British embassy involved in issuing visas to "Boshirov" and "Petrov".

(Picture: US President Donald Trump attends the United Nations Security Council briefing on counter proliferation at the United Nations in New York on the second day of the UN General Assembly. NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/Getty Images)