six people were involved in the incident and two were killed. motors have been fired into israel but we have been fired into israel but we have also had statements from the militant group hezbollah that says they are not actively involved in this. they say they are not involved in the attack but palestinian militant groups have launched assaults on this area in the past so it's unclear who is responsible but what we do know for sure is that israel, we are seeing now, has launched some shells into lebanon and the other line to bring you one thatis and the other line to bring you one that is of the us said no other parties should be taking advantage of this appalling attack by hamas. hamas�*s actions have sickened the world and a decision by his brother word mark or other actors to drag lebanon into this conflict would have terrible consequences for the love nice people —— hezbollah. —— it

would have terrible consequences for the lebanese people. you can see those pictures of the shelling. we will keep trying to clarify what is happening there in the new the latest in a moment but for now let's catch up with all the papers like sports news. straight to the cricket world cup where new zealand look on course to make it 2—2 and after being put into bat they set the netherlands 323 to win. top scholarjust 70 off 80 bowls. the romans chased more than 301—day cricket so netherlands aren't looking good, 62—2 in the 50th over. defending champions england are back in action on tuesday where they face bangladesh ahead of the match. captainjos buttler has questioned a sandy, patchy outfield asking of the poor state of that impact the integrity of the game but they have also

confirmed ben stokes is likely to miss that match as he continues his recovery from a hip injury. stokes did train with the squad on monday but is deemed not merely to play his part in a tournamentjust yet. the english football association say they are taking no action after manchester city defender clash with the arsenal coach. the incident happened after city lost one nil to their title rivals, the first and their title rivals, the first and the defending champions have lost back—to—back league matches since december 2018. city manager pep guardiola saw the confrontation but wasn't giving much away post—match. there seem to be at the end erling haaland and jack walker involved in a bit of a row. do you know anything about what happened there? he? a bit of a row. do you know anything about what happened there? ha? i about what happened there? no? i know what happened _ about what happened there? no? i know what happened but _ about what happened there? no? i know what happened but i - about what happened there? no? i know what happened but i don't want to say— know what happened but i don't want to say anything. laughter , come on! , ~' ., laughter ,come on! , ~ ., m , come on! they know it. are you

ha - , come on! they know it. are you happy with _ , come on! they know it. are you happy with the — , come on! they know it. are you happy with the behaviour - , come on! they know it. are you happy with the behaviour of - , come on! they know it. are you i happy with the behaviour of arsenal in that situation. i yeah, absolutely.— in that situation. i yeah, absolutely. in that situation. i yeah, absolutel . ., absolutely. uefa meeting in switzerland _ absolutely. uefa meeting in switzerland on _ absolutely. uefa meeting in switzerland on tuesday. - absolutely. uefa meeting in - switzerland on tuesday. 5-nation bid switzerland on tuesday. 5—nation bid which also includes wales, scotland and northern ireland is now running unopposed after turkey withdrew from the process last week as they merged their euro 20 to 22 bid with italy. matches at the 2028 tournament are set to be held at ten different stadiums which will have the final take place at wembley. wembley will be the location, as well, for a moment of history on friday as referee stephanie for pair will become the first female official to oversee a men's international match there. she became the first women to referee a men's world cup fixture during qatar 2022 while she is also taking charge of men's league the league and fixtures in france as well as the first woman to officiate in the champions league super cup.

—— at ligue two and ligue one matches. plato returned to training ahead of that match, hasn't played since suffering a broken cheekbone following a tackle chain fence's big win over libya. he had surgery post—match and will now make the call himself whether he is fit enough to play. alcatraz is in... spaniard won the opening set 7—6. 0pen spaniard won the opening set 7—6. open for the world number seven andrey rublev, flew after slashing another playerjust over an hour. andrey rublev 6—3, 6—0, will face the usa's tommy paul next. after much anticipation the nfl clash between the san francisco 49ers and dallas cowboys didn't quite live up to all the hype is the 49ers eased to all the hype is the 49ers eased to victory. they extended their

record to 5—0. christian mccaffrey squad for the 14th game running. dallas's biggest defeat since losing 49-17 to dallas's biggest defeat since losing 49—17 to new orleans back in 2013. that's all the spot for now. back 49-17 to new orleans back in 2013. that's all the spot for now.- that's all the spot for now. back to ou. that's all the spot for now. back to yom thank — that's all the spot for now. back to yom thank you _ that's all the spot for now. back to you. thank you so _ that's all the spot for now. back to you. thank you so much. _ that's all the spot for now. back to you. thank you so much. as - that's all the spot for now. back to you. thank you so much. as we - that's all the spot for now. back to l you. thank you so much. as we keep across events in the middle east we are also updating regularly and what is happening in afghanistan. iwhite is happening in afghanistan. white neck it is the _ is happening in afghanistan. white neck it is the story _ is happening in afghanistan. white neck it is the story we _ is happening in afghanistan. white neck it is the story we cannot - neck it is the story we cannot forget is happening right now because 2500 people have been killed in an earthquake there and evening is approaching, winter is approaching there and many, many people will now be spending the night outside once again. thousands of villagers have had their homes destroyed by this earthquake. there is some aid starting to come in, talks with few tents and blankets arriving in the affected areas and volunteers have joined the effort to rescue so many people we know are still trapped under the rubble near the city of herat and earlier we were hearing from colleagues in afghanistan and there have been

aftershocks as well so a terrifying time for people there. we take you life now to deputy country director of care in afghanistan who joins us now. thank you so much for taking the time. you must be incredibly busy, you and your colleagues. what are you hearing from herat. what is happening there at the moment? pig make the situation is quite serious. -- the situation is quite serious. there is a _ -- the situation is quite serious. there is a panic. _ -- the situation is quite serious. there is a panic. there - -- the situation is quite serious. there is a panic. there are - there is a panic. there are thousands of people now in desperate need of food, clean water, medicines and all sorts of assistance as soon as possible and all the actors in the region, humanitarian organisations, all the ngos in coordination with the authorities are now responding to all the emergency assistance that people are in need of. is emergency assistance that people are in need of. , ., emergency assistance that people are in need of. , . ., ., ., in need of. is aid managing to get in, civen in need of. is aid managing to get in. given how _ in need of. is aid managing to get in, given how much _ in need of. is aid managing to get in, given how much damage - in need of. is aid managing to get in, given how much damage has. in need of. is aid managing to get - in, given how much damage has been done? 50

in, given how much damage has been done? ., ., ., ., ., done? so now, again, in coordination with other actors, _ done? so now, again, in coordination with other actors, now _ done? so now, again, in coordination with other actors, now we _ done? so now, again, in coordination with other actors, now we are - with other actors, now we are assessing the situation and the reports coming in now and then which talks about the damages, especially the shelter damages that has happened. people are on outside on the open spaces. there is a continuous assessment which is going on. there is huge damage in terms of infrastructure. that's quite evidence. and now the report is coming in saying more than 2000 deaths and 11,000 people who are now injured and affected by this earthquake and aftershocks. i also heard that there _ earthquake and aftershocks. i also heard that there are _ earthquake and aftershocks. i also heard that there are many, - earthquake and aftershocks. i also heard that there are many, many women and children amongst the debt because, of course, they were the ones who were at home —— amongst the dead. ones who were at home -- amongst the dead. , ., . ., , dead. yes, we are particularly concerned _ dead. yes, we are particularly concerned about _ dead. yes, we are particularly concerned about women -

dead. yes, we are particularly concerned about women and i dead. yes, we are particularly - concerned about women and children that they are affected and now also aftershocks and when we see while distributing all that is aid the women and children are the ones who are suffering the most. they have been already suffering all the restrictions on their movement and now they are not being able to also travel to the places where these distributions are taking place so we are particularly concerned about the women and children who are in desperate need of the assistance, more than before. hand desperate need of the assistance, more than before.— more than before. and it is your number-one — more than before. and it is your number-one priority _ more than before. and it is your number-one priority trying - more than before. and it is your number-one priority trying to i number—one priority trying to provide some kind of shelter to people because it's so cold is now at night? indie people because it's so cold is now at niuht? ~ . people because it's so cold is now at niuht? ., ,., at night? we have started with emergency _ at night? we have started with emergency relief _ at night? we have started with emergency relief in _ at night? we have started with emergency relief in terms - at night? we have started with emergency relief in terms of l at night? we have started with - emergency relief in terms of medical aid, food, clean water but then, yes, shelter is the top priority. people are now living in tents and open spaces. we all know that winter is very harsh and it is already

here. immediate shelter needs as well as notjust the repairing because the damage is quite huge. it's not partial damage that can be repaired. people are terrified. aftershocks are now we just received a report 15 minutes back that there was another one reported at the border of the two districts where we had the third major earthquake that they are very terrified to go back to their homes even for the partially damaged shelters in the places. that is a priority. some of the donor organisations are coming forward in terms of now going back and looking at the shelter assistance but then we need longer term assistance, immediate assistance even in the tense is not going to help. wejust had a coordination meeting with the department of returnees who have offered the displaced population to come and be in their compound but

living in the tents in this dire situation is going to worsen the situation. , ., ., . situation. yes, it a horrific situation. _ situation. yes, it a horrific situation. we _ situation. yes, it a horrific situation. we wish - situation. yes, it a horrific situation. we wish you - situation. yes, it a horrific| situation. we wish you the situation. yes, it a horrific- situation. we wish you the best in your teams on the ground, more than 2500 people killed an in afghanistan. it was a real weekender contrasts. some exceptionally wet weather. across scotland. in fact, the wet spot having 180 millimetres or nearly 180 millimetres of rain. 0ur still severe foot warning is in force meaning and danger to life. —— flood warnings. numerous of flood warnings. more weather warrants out for tomorrow but for today the weather front is still with us for a weak affair, so respite from the rain to many parts of scotland. just dribs and drabs on this well a front remaining. it will tend to pep up as it pushes north later, but for most

other parts it is largely dry, bright and sunny spells, quite warm, again temperatures knocking on the door of those we saw during sunday for northern ireland, england and wales. but overnight temperatures ,not falling back much, but a misty low cloud around the coast will creep in land, one band of rain pushes into the northern isles and we will see another following suit. this is the warning in time for tomorrow, really, across western scotland. but given all the cloud again tonight, it will be a mild one for all. a ridge of high pressure close to the south means another fine and dry day for most of england and wales. cloudier skies coming into northern ireland eventually, but, again, most of the rainfall, 15—20 millimetres quite widely, but as much as a0 or 50 millimetres could fall over the hills and that again that is a concern as the ground is saturated, the rivers are full and cannot take any more at the moment, so we need to be aware that there could be further flooding as we go through into tuesday

as well. but further south it is a very different story and that some places haven't had any rain at all so far this october. as we go through tuesday and into wednesday, it is likely some areas further south will see some rain, heavy rain potentially pushing through wales into the midlands and then easing further southwards, which means drier weather on wednesday for scotland, drier and clear with sunshine across northern ireland and northern england. a fresher feel here, though, still quite warm, despite increased cloud and rain further south. that where the front hangs around in cell through thursday, ——that where the front hangs around in the south through thursday, potentially peps up through friday, joining forces with low pressure to the south, low pressure to the north as well, so all in all an unsettled picture towards the end of the week as well, and looking to get fresher even in the south this weekend.

live from london, this is bbc news. israel orders a complete seizure of the hamas —controlled gaza strip. israel says it has regained control of southern areas, but some pockets of southern areas, but some pockets of fighting remain. israel describes saturday's assault as its 911. at least 700 israelis are dead, including 260 at a music festival. rocket attacks from gaza continue with explosions heard injerusalem. dozens of israelis are being held hostage, including children. just to net out of hostage, including children. just to get out of this _ hostage, including children. just to get out of this confrontation. - hostage, including children. just to get out of this confrontation. it - hostage, including children. just to get out of this confrontation. it is l get out of this confrontation. it is not for kids, it is not for other people. not for kids, it is not for other . eo . le, ,, , not for kids, it is not for other --eole. ,, ,, ., ,

people. explosions. gaza is under freuuent people. explosions. gaza is under frequent bombardment. _ people. explosions. gaza is under frequent bombardment. this - people. explosions. gaza is under frequent bombardment. this is - people. explosions. gaza is under frequent bombardment. this is the | frequent bombardment. this is the densely populated refugee camp in gaza. the area's health ministry says 560 people in the territory are dead. this is the scene live in gaza, as the uk confirms ten citizens confirmed dead or missing. the us says nine of its people have been killed. hello and welcome to verified live. israel's defence minister says he has ordered a full siege of the gaza strip after israel's biggest loss of life in generations. the minister said it would be no power, no food, no fuel and that everything would be closed down. israel has also intensified attacks on hamas. explosions. that is some of the recent video. military officials say israel struck more than 500 targets

in gaza overnight.