champions villa and he played in the champions league last night as well, but behind the scenes, we understood there's been an investigation by the italian football federation looking up italian football federation looking up the use of illegal betting platforms and footballers using these platforms and today the bbc understands that he has been banned for ten months by the italian football federation for breaching betting rules. this follows his team—mate who was banned earlier this month for seven months for the same offences, so what does it mean fort na li? ten months would take on all the way through to the end of august and that means and looking to get back into the champions league for the second season, but also possibly more importantly for sandro tonali on a personal level it means if italy did qualify for euro 2024 in germany in the summer, he would also be ineligible to play for them as well. a,

also be ineligible to play for them as well. �* . ., . as well. a premier league match we -la ed on as well. a premier league match we played on christmas _ as well. a premier league match we played on christmas eve _ as well. a premier league match we played on christmas eve the - as well. a premier league match we played on christmas eve the first. played on christmas eve the first time in 22 years. the match was eventually —— originally scheduled for the 23rd and it's the only christmas eve match in the premier league since a leeds win over manchester united in 1995. liverpool are top of group a after wins over their opponents. but toulouse lifted the french cup last season and are unbeaten in europe. juergen klopp knowsjust how much season and are unbeaten in europe. juergen klopp knows just how much of a threat they pose. fix, juergen klopp knows 'ust how much of a threat they pose._ a threat they pose. a really young team, talented _ a threat they pose. a really young team, talented team, _ a threat they pose. a really young team, talented team, a _ a threat they pose. a really young team, talented team, a football l a threat they pose. a really young - team, talented team, a football team and you see them playing, it's really nice and they have a clear idea and they have to be really ready and then it's about us, that's very important, and we can really create an atmosphere through the way we play.

create an atmosphere through the way we -la . , ., create an atmosphere through the way wela. ., create an atmosphere through the way we play. plenty of action across the euro -a we play. plenty of action across the eumpa league _ we play. plenty of action across the europa league later. _ we play. plenty of action across the europa league later. west - we play. plenty of action across the europa league later. west ham - we play. plenty of action across the europa league later. west ham are taking on 0lympiakos in greece and brighton host ajax with both sides looking to pick up their first win in europe and that is in group b and things are levelling group c with all sides on three points heading into the third round and rangers travel to sparta prague and you can keep up—to—date with all of the games and a full evening on europa league games on the bbc sport website. some breaking news on the england cricketers have suffered an eight wicket defeat against sri lanka at the cricket world cup, with the successful defence of their trophy now very much hanging in the balance. england were all out 456 earlier, really poor showing from them. joe root run out scoring three and liam livingstone and jos buttler amongst the low scorers and with chris woakes out for a duck. ben stokes got something on the board with 43 but sri lanka have chased down the target, finishing on hundred and 60—2 and winning by

eight wickets. both teams needed a win to stay with a chance of the top four but england's hopes now very much on a thread, if at all possible for them to maintain the defence of their world cup trophy. that is all their world cup trophy. that is all the support us now. see you then. —— the support us now. see you then. —— the sport. let's return to a developing story in the us. at least 16 people, possibly as many as 22 have been killed in a mass shooting. around 50 others are reported to be injured. it happened in the city of lewiston a maine on the east coast of the us. the gunmen targeted multiple locations including a bowling alley and is still at large. a manhunt is across the state for a us army reservist who is believed to be suffering from mental health issues with residents told to stay at home. we know that gun violence is part of everyday life in america and a very divisive issue. we have been looking at the number of mass shootings in the us. according to the data, mass shootings are on the

rise in the us. so far this year there have been more than 500 mass shootings according to the gun violence archive, and they measure mass shootings as incidents in which four or more people have been injured or killed. and if you take a look at the three years prior, there have been more than 600 mass shootings for each year. that's almost two per day on average and the worst mass shooting in the us was in las vegas in 2017 and killed more than 50 people and left 500 injured. it's important to note that mass shootings leave fewer than ten people dead on average. we often talk about mass shootings and homicides, often because they are covered more prominently in the media but it's worth talking about suicides and if you look at the figures in 2021, more than half of gun —related deaths were suicides. that is according to the centre for disease control and prevention. in

2021 was a record—breaking year. these gun —related deaths rose by nearly 8% compared to the previous year. let's take a bigger look at the overall global picture and as you can see here more than 80% of all homicides were gun —related killings and that is starkly different to what you see in england and wales, canada, australia, as well as several other countries and if you look at gun ownership. again, the us figures are far surpassing those of other countries. and according to the small arms survey, according to the small arms survey, a swiss research project, in 2018 now calculated there were more guns than people in the us. and according to the data so far, gun ownership in the us has risen since. so, lewiston is in lockdown as the manhunt is ongoing and this is a live picture we have from maine and you can see the road he has been blocked. we

know some of the states close to maine like new hampshire are also on high alert as this manhunt continues and the police say they are monitoring the situation have asked people in new hampshire to be vigilant so we are keeping across the story and will bring you any updates as we get them. thousands of people who worked with the british government in afghanistan and then fled the taliban are still waiting to be relocated. pakistan has ordered all unregistered afghan refugees to leave the country by the 1st of november or face repatriation. leave the country by the 1st of november orface repatriation. we november or face repatriation. we report november orface repatriation. we report from islamabad. life in a hotel room, no legal right to work or go to school. for months, afghan refugees including translators for the british army and their families have waited here to be sent to the uk. frustrated, some feel forgotten.

i stood by them shine —— side by side, shoulder to shoulder, i don't know what the british government is doing with us. they left us behind. years ago. if doing with us. they left us behind. years auo. ., doing with us. they left us behind. years ao. ., doing with us. they left us behind. years age-— doing with us. they left us behind. years ao. ., , years ago. if we go back, we will be out even more _ years ago. if we go back, we will be out even more risk _ years ago. if we go back, we will be out even more risk than _ years ago. if we go back, we will be out even more risk than before. - out even more risk than before. before — out even more risk than before. before we — out even more risk than before. before we left afghanistan, if our lives were — before we left afghanistan, if our lives were up 50% danger, now they are in— lives were up 50% danger, now they are in100%— lives were up 50% danger, now they are in 100% danger. lives were up 5096 danger, now they are in 10096 danger.— lives were up 5096 danger, now they are in 10096 danger. three weeks ago, the pakistan — are in 10096 danger. three weeks ago, the pakistan government _ are in 10096 danger. three weeks ago, the pakistan government said - are in 10096 danger. three weeks ago, the pakistan government said it - the pakistan government said it would deport all illegal migrants, starting on the 1st of november. many on the uk ski's pakistan visas have expired. the question is, how will the pakistan authorities treat them. what will happen to the individuals in pakistan at the moment waiting for relocation to other countries like the uk, whose visas have expired. irate other countries like the uk, whose visas have expired.— visas have expired. we don't harm them, we visas have expired. we don't harm them. we do _ visas have expired. we don't harm them, we do not _ visas have expired. we don't harm them, we do not want _ visas have expired. we don't harm them, we do not want to - visas have expired. we don't harm them, we do not want to harm - visas have expired. we don't harm i them, we do not want to harm them, we know where they are staying and we know where they are staying and we will be facilitating that. so we know where they are staying and we will be facilitating that.— we will be facilitating that. so we 'ust had we will be facilitating that. so we just had the _ we will be facilitating that. so we just had the pakistan _

we will be facilitating that. so we just had the pakistan authoritiesl just had the pakistan authorities interpretation of what they say the risk is, but we know because we've seen risk assessments from the british government that they think that people whose visas have expired and are meant to be relocated are at risk of deportation. documents released in a uk court show the uk authorities are not sure what will happen if many people in the programme are frequently detained after the 1st of november. today, the first chartered flight for months took off from pakistan for london. more are planned. i months took off from pakistan for london. more are planned.- london. more are planned. i also have a kind _ london. more are planned. i also have a kind of _ london. more are planned. i also have a kind of mixed _ london. more are planned. i also have a kind of mixed feeling. - london. more are planned. i also have a kind of mixed feeling. but man on have a kind of mixed feeling. but many on the _ have a kind of mixed feeling. but many on the scheme say they are still in the dark. i many on the scheme say they are still in the dark.— still in the dark. i am worried and concerned _ still in the dark. i am worried and concerned about _ still in the dark. i am worried and concerned about myself- still in the dark. i am worried and concerned about myself as - still in the dark. i am worried and concerned about myself as i - still in the dark. i am worried and concerned about myself as i still| concerned about myself as i still have not received my uk visa, so i really don't know if i will be on one of those flights. the really don't know if i will be on one of those flights.— one of those flights. the uk government _ one of those flights. the uk government has _ one of those flights. the uk government has said - one of those flights. the uk government has said it - one of those flights. the uk - government has said it continues to honour its commitments to bring eligible afghans to the uk, but they have not said when the thousands in pakistan it will leave, and so, they wait and worry.

let's ta ke let's take you back to the live picture we have our gaza right now, clearly there has been another air strike there. and we have not had the expected ground invasion in gaza but we did see an extensive overnight raid by the israeli defence force and they call it targeted, and speaking to bbc they said the raid was preparation for the next stages of combat. the idf saying they eliminated terrorist but there were no israeli injuries, but there were no israeli injuries, but the air strikes continuing on this comes as the hamas run health ministry says 7000 people had been killed since the air strikes on gaza began, so that's an increase of 500 killed since wednesday. israelis say that air strikes hit 250 hamas targets in the past 24 hours, and the un are desperately saying they

need more fuel, water, more aid, more supplies and they are short of all of those across the gaza strip. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. it's been a very wet october for some of us, not for all of us, but especially wet across central and eastern areas of england, and particularly for eastern scotland. now, low pressure is out towards the west of the uk on thursday. it's not really moving anywhere over the next few days, so again, it stays unsettled for the end of october. there will be heavy showers, longer spells of rain and once more, it is looking particularly wet for eastern scotland. in fact, there are still met office weather warnings in place for eastern scotland, valid until sunday. the rainfall totals are once again likely to stack up here, as you can see on our rainfall accumulation chart. and of course, that rain is going to be falling on already very saturated ground. this is the picture in aberdeenshire today. the rain feeding through on a south—easterly wind, but it is not raining everywhere. there is some sunshine around,

it is best out towards the south and west, but expect some heavy showers here, and possibly one or two heavy showers across the isle of wight. again, falling on saturated ground, but it is certainly a drier day here than yesterday. the heaviest of the rain here across the afternoon in eastern areas of england, particularly the north and the south east scotland. temperatures once again peaking between 11 and 15 and 16 celsius in the south, just slightly above the seasonal average. 0vernight tonight, we will still see some outbreaks of rain across north—eastern areas of england, this front very slow—moving, again, that rain into eastern scotland. elsewhere, some clear spells, a few showers, we could see some mist and fog patches forming, particularly across central and southern england, temperatures down to between seven and nine celsius. so, a frost—free start to friday, when again not a lot is set to change. we've still got low pressure out towards the west, these showers spiralling around it, some of the showers could be heavy and thundery in nature. again, we still got this south—easterly wind feeding those showers through into eastern scotland. more showers moving in from the south west, further south, but also some sunny intervals as well.

temperatures once again between ten and 15 celsius for most of us. things could start to change a little as we head into saturday. still plenty of wet weather around, heavy, thundery showers towards the south, and this will turn into heavy, more persistent rain, i think, just pushing into the south of england as we head through the afternoon, especially into the evening. so, there are localised weather warnings in force here. that heavy rain is likely to be further north as we head through saturday night and into sunday. so staying very unsettled.

live from london. this is bbc news. the israeli military says it's carried out a �*targeted raid' — sending tanks into gaza to prepare for future operations. the hamas run hill fog ministry in gaza says more than 7000 people have been killed there. the un agencies on the ground warm again about the consequences of running out of fuel. there are 1000 patients who are supposed to be receiving dialysis treatment, hundred 30 premature babies in incubators and patients in intensive care. all of them rely on electricity or fuel in order to be able to receive their health care. the number of hostages being held by

hamas is now said to be 224. families talk of the agonies of the last three weeks. you families talk of the agonies of the last three weeks.— families talk of the agonies of the last three weeks. you are sitting in our last three weeks. you are sitting in your home. — last three weeks. you are sitting in your home. you — last three weeks. you are sitting in your home, you did _ last three weeks. you are sitting in your home, you did nothing - last three weeks. you are sitting in your home, you did nothing to - last three weeks. you are sitting in your home, you did nothing to no | your home, you did nothing to no one and the worst kind of people break into your house, take you out of your house and kidnap you. find i into your house, take you out of your house and kidnap you. and i am ent slim your house and kidnap you. and i am entry slim as — your house and kidnap you. and i am entry slim as alarm _ your house and kidnap you. and i am entry slim as alarm grows _ your house and kidnap you. and i am entry slim as alarm grows over- entry slim as alarm grows over gaza's intensifying humanitarian crisis —— i am injerusalem. the general assembly is meeting in new york to discuss this growing crisis. lockdown is extended in the us state of maine as police ate a gunman who was killed at least 16 people. —— hunt a gunman. hello, welcome to verified live. the israeli military says it is carried out a significant incursion

into gaza to attack marketing positions overnight.