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of the china open in beijing, ending the italian�*s 15—match winning streak. the match had to be decided on a tie—break with alcaraz winning seven stunning points in a row to claim victory. it's the spaniards fourth title of the year. meanwhile aryna sabalenka extended her winning streak to 15 matches to reach the quarter—finals in beijing with a straight—sets victory over madison keys. the world number two and top seed needed just over an hour to win 6—4 6—3. she will now face karolina muchova in the last eight after she beat cristina bucsa 6—2 6—0. the final of the louis vuitton cup continues off the coast of barcelona. this is the series that decides whether ineos brittannia , skippered by ben ainslie, or the italians luna rossa will take on new zealand for the america's cup later this month. going into wednesday's two races — it was all square — four all in the first to seven series. inneos took the first

victory of the day. in the last five minutes they have one the second and one more will see them through. the new york mets continued their thrilling week by beating the milwaukee brewers 8—1; in the national league wild card series opener on tuesday. mark vientos hit a tiebreaking, two—run single during a five—run outburst in the fifth inning. the mets are now a win from heading to philadelphia for a national leage division series. meanwhile, the san diego padres also took the opener against the atlanta braves. starter michael king struck out 12 in seven scoreless innings helping the padres to a 4—0 win. game 2 in the best—of—three playoff is wednesday night. if the padres win the series, they'll face their biggest rivals, the los angeles dodgers. we wanted a but it's already over— we wanted a but it's already over at— we wanted a but it's already overat midnight— we wanted a but it's already over at midnight and - we wanted a but it's already over at midnight and it's - we wanted a but it's already . over at midnight and it's about coming — over at midnight and it's about coming in _ over at midnight and it's about coming in tomorrow _ over at midnight and it's about coming in tomorrow and - over at midnight and it's about coming in tomorrow and doing| over at midnight and it's about i

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direct to the voters. if you went to the reform party want to show you that that we share. if you went to the lib dems, if you went to the lib dems, i want you to see the i want you to see the opportunities that only opportunities that only we can deliver. we can deliver. and if you went to the labour and if you went to the labour party i want to show you why party i want to show you why freedom and not state control freedom and not state control is how we build. is how we build. if you stayed at home if you stayed at home i want to make you proud i want to make you proud to vote conservative again. to vote conservative again. next, james cleverly, the most next, james cleverly, the most experienced in government, experienced in government, who told his party to be more who told his party to be more normal and try to sell normal and try to sell conservatism with a smile. conservatism with a smile. if you want to win if you want to win then choose one. then choose one.

i apologise to that —— for the loss of sound but we will return to that story. let's show you the live pictures we are getting right now from the middle east where we are hearing the israeli military and also hezbollah are both talking about the ground fighting that is taking place inside southern lebanon at the moment. the idf saying its oozing precision guided munitions and close range engagements inside lebanon. he has also been reports across israel today of the first death inside lebanon since the invasion, a 22—year—old commander. that has come up in the meeting the israeli premise that benjamin netanyahu is holding with chiefs at the moment. it's a photo that has been released by the office of the prime minister as they consider what actions to be taken next. earlier benjamin netanyahu did say iran

taken next. earlier benjamin netanyahu d has y iran taken next. earlier benjamin netanyahu d has his an table and he has his security chiefs with him. just opposite him, that is the defence minister. the prime minister saying that tehran has made a big mistake and they will pay for it. this is having a knock—on effect on lots of different areas including what is happening with oil prices. they have been surging in global stock markets are under huge pressure as well after iran launched those missile targets at israel on tuesday. the middle east region supplies around the food of the worlds oil and analysts are concerned a widening conflict could disrupt supplies. we saw the price of brent crude jumped by 5% during late trading on tuesday as news of those attacks emerged. brent crude is “p attacks emerged. brent crude is up around the dollar trading close to $75 a barrel. us stock markets also reacted and we are keeping a close eye on them at the moment. markets in asia

followed. european stock markets also trading lower. last time around made a direct attack on israel was in april. let's look at the key moments that led up to this attack we have just seen. fin that led up to this attack we have just seen.— that led up to this attack we have just seen. have 'ust seen. on october the 7th have just seen. on october the 7th the world _ have just seen. on october the 7th the world witnessed - have just seen. on october the 7th the world witnessed the - 7th the world witnessed the brutal attack on israel and more recently how did we get to this pivotal moment, this direct attack by iran on israel once again? before we look at the key moments it's important to remember that one involves hamas and especially what involves hezbollah concerns iran, both a designated terrorist organisations by several western countries and help iran form is what it calls the axis of resistance. a blow

to them as a blow to iran. on the 30th ofjuly an israeli air strike killed one of the senior commanders of hezbollah. the attack happened in beirut in what israel calls an intelligence based elimination. this is the moment the strike hit, captured on cctv at a nearby sports club. as you keep watching you will see it followed by the aftermath. the next day it when iran was humiliated on the world stage when the hamas political chief ismail haniyeh was assassinated in tehran. he was not only the political chief but also the top negotiators of this dealt a setback the ceasefire and hostage talks. on the 1st of september israel received the

news that six hostages their bodies were held by hamas and they were then recovered by israel. benjamin netanyahu israel. benjamin neta nyahu asked israel. benjamin netanyahu asked for forgiveness from israelis after the event sparked further protests in the country. next comes september 17 and 18th, these are two crucial days in lebanon with a dramatic series of attacks with thousands were injured and dozens killed including women and children is to medication devices held by hezbollah exploded. this is the moment captured on cctv of the pager explosions on day one. and this is the moment our presenter broke the news of a second wave of walkie—talkie explosions. let me just report what reuters news _ let me just report what reuters news agency hasjust let me just report what reuters news agency has just reported, that communication devices have exploded — that communication devices have exploded in lebanon.

communication devices used by hezbollah have detonated across the south and in the suburbs of beirut — the south and in the suburbs of beirut. ~ , ., beirut. with this momentum october the _ beirut. with this momentum october the 1st _ beirut. with this momentum october the 1st the - beirut. with this momentum october the 1st the ground i october the 1st the ground invasion began against hezbollah and there is more to come soon. hezbollah and there is more to come soon-— hezbollah and there is more to come soon. hello. the cloud cover varies quite a bit across the uk today. some of us have had clear blue skies and for others it's been a little grey with some showers but the broad message for the rest of the week is that it will be turning a little bit drier and sunnier at least for most of us. on the satellite picture the thick rain bearing clouds to the south of us and that's because a large area of high pressure has established itself across the uk. that has given sunshine across scotland and many

western parts of the uk but thick cloud has been streaming and of the atlantic further south. even through this evening and overnight we will start to see that cloud fizzling away and still some showers left over for parts of east anglia and the south—east. with light winds and clear skies it does mean mist and fog for the glens of scotland and the lowlands and i think generally for many of us early thursday morning will be a bit colder. the high—pressure is anchored over the uk on thursday and that means prolonged spells of sunshine. for many of us it's a dry and sunny day right from the word go. temperatures will be more or less the same whether you are know for south but notice whether france trying to sneak in of the atlantic out towards the west and that is a hint of things to come as we head towards the weekend. this high pressure is not going to stick around. infact pressure is not going to stick around. in fact thursday night into friday starting to show signs of slipping away towards the east and these whether france and the low pressure makes progress. by the time we

get to friday it's a case of figure cloud across ireland and western parts of scotland and of rain but even here there will be a bit of sunshine. the bulk of england and wales on friday should have fine weather. temperatures about the same north—south. beyond that the weekend and into next week, look at these low pressures spinning around close to the uk, spreading showers away and even later in the week there are signs of tail end of hurricane is as —— heading away. that is still some way off. let's have a look at the summary, a bit of a mixed weekend on the way and then into next week it does look as though it's autumn full throttle with more unsettled weather on the way.

live from london. this is bbc news. the deepening crisis in the middle east — as israel warns "iran will pay" for missile attacks overnight. in tehran, iran's supreme leader — tells the west to "get lost" from the region. in southern lebanon, the israeli army says — its soldiers are engaged in close combat with hezbollah — with more troops deployed to the operation. live in beirut reports so the fighting is escalating and israel have sent additional troops to the area. and — the us vice—presidential candidates went head to head — on everything from abortion to immigration — but who came out on top?