geoff capes, _ will be sorely missed. he certainly was. geoff capes, who _ will be sorely missed.pes, who has died i will be sorely missed. he certainly was. geoff capes, who has died at the age of 75. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. despite some fog around, what a lovely day. it has been quite a miserable autumn so far. we have had sunshine topping and quite literally tailing the country. this was dumfries and galloway earlier on. we have got some beautiful sunshine closing out the day along that kent coast as well. that is because we have got high pressure with us at the moment. it is going to slip its way slowly eastwards, and the went will start to strengthen a little as we go through the night. it is certainly strongest further north and west. that means it will be fog free overnight. we keep some clearer skies, a bit more of a breeze blowing through the irish sea, and eventually we will see some rain threatening the far north—west. but it will stay there for much of the day tomorrow. to start, single figures, but not a bad start. a lot of sunshine around.

to a generation, geoff capes meant strength. lift, or lug. he was the lincolnshire farm boy who used to carry bags of potatoes around and learn to throw. and he's done it! he'd become successful. twice the commonwealth shot put champion, still the british record holder. at the highland games, his arm and charm impressed everyone. and he was ready to take on the planet. twice in the �*80s, capes was crowned world's strongest man. that powerful brand made him a regular on british television. 12 pound, nine ounces as a baby? i was a lithesome 12 pound, nine ounces as a baby. and not everything he did was supersized. he was also a champion budgie breeder. strongest man in the world... geoff capes, after all, always had the power to surprise. two strongest man titles. british, european titles. you know, all the fun things that go with it, you know? i've done all sorts of things. and ijust enjoyed my life. the strong man geoff capes who has died at the age of 75. the weather now with louise. and if you want to carry on watching newsni

how was with the protest is on the streets of cape town, of the people of matching suitcase. so i mean for the people, the title, i remember when created and sort of the united nations general assembly, he said that you know what? it's like to live under a project. and he said that he knows what the palestinians are going through and that's so that's not the silence. and this is what you're seeing. thousands of people doing exactly that. they started the modules in place for 6. and during the 1960, when the started was under a potties, people were not whites were supposed to be removed in that area and put into areas in crime conditions by the white, my, the, to the hit save. you understand what the palestinians are going to. so it's very important for us to be here because we represent the health care workers. we represent health care. it's been a complete the section and the 9 nation of the healthy sector in the plaza. and now moving on to never, not this much to support including the interest to the ones absolute limits upon the people, the human rights abuses. they also w

reporting on the death of geoff capes - character.death of geoff capes who i character. reporting on the l death of geoff capes who has died at the age of 75. the king and queen have arrived in samoa for a four day state visit which includes a meeting of commonwealth leaders there. the royal tour which has alrweady taken in australia, is the king's biggest since he began treatment for cancer. katy watson has this report. this small island nation extended a big welcome to the king and queen. it's the first time king charles has attended the commonwealth heads of government meeting as monarch. it's also a first for a pacific island to host the summit, and samoa's pulling out all the stops to make a success of it. the main road from the airport to the capital is one long welcome party. villagers across samoa's main island have been sprucing up their homes, ready for this week's visitors. we are samoan people, we always extend our hospitality. same with the king. so, you know, we have this great opportunity to welcome him. the king may be

so they make capes and they kind of see the power of capes and add martial caps to them and. it moves around from textile to sort of textile store. you can see it spreading to chicago, to all these textiles are one of the biggest businesses in the country at the time. and if you have excess textiles, you can make capes and you can make caps and. they work. they look a little bit like superhero shows. but what they really look like, they look americans trying to look like european soldiers. they make uniforms for themselves that are not as snazzy as as an lancer or whatever. but they they tap into militarism, that powerful sense of. and on the one hand, militarism signal to people violence. right. maybe guys are ready for war because they're military caps and they're giving themselves ranks and people in the south, north and say, look, they're marching they're training, they're wearing uniforms. they will invade. we need to secede to get from them in their own minds. these 218 year old kids are designing these uniforms. see order as what they're demonstrating. they march in or

so they make capes and they kind of see the power of capes and add martial caps to them and. it moves around from textile to sort of textile store. you can see it spreading to chicago, to all these textiles are one of the biggest businesses in the country at the time. and if you have excess textiles, you can make capes and you can make caps and. they work. they look a little bit like superhero shows. but what they really look like, they look americans trying to look like european soldiers. they make uniforms for themselves that are not as snazzy as as an lancer or whatever. but they they tap into militarism, that powerful sense of. and on the one hand, militarism signal to people violence. right. maybe guys are ready for war because they're military caps and they're giving themselves ranks and people in the south, north and say, look, they're marching they're training, they're wearing uniforms. they will invade. we need to secede to get from them in their own minds. these 218 year old kids are designing these uniforms. see order as what they're demonstrating. they march in or

we see how anna walks along the shore and approaches the cape on the territory of the sanatorium, yesere under this net, it will pass, it will remain just alone, now it is already 2.5 km to this point, we showed 1.5 km before leaving for advertising, now it is 2.5, we see that it is walking on water all the time, and now another video, from another camera, you understand how much time it took... to collect all these videos together, attention, a certain figure appears on the cape of a person, that is , someone definitely saw her on this cape, that she is standing, nikolai, do you suppose who it could be, well, one of the employees of the sanatorium, no one else could be there, now, now we will show you exclusive footage from surveillance cameras near the cape where anna was supposedly located, there... one man comes, then three more men appear, they look back at the camera, here they are, they leave, but there is another video that was sent to our editorial office, this is an enlarged picture from the place on the cape where anna is standing, look, anna is on the left side, this is a

not whether you are wearing a cape or not wearing a cape.what really makes the difference is what comes out of the heart. you can take something and make it the worst possible result imaginable are you can also make it something that will produce the greatest good. it all comes down to the motivations and the hearts and minds of the people who are involved in that moment. that, it seems to me, is a much more exciting story to tell than about guns and cannons because it is really about us. >> two new books. wide-awake, -- >> if you are enjoying american history to be sign up for the newsletter to receive weekly highlights of upcoming programs like lectures of history, american artifacts, the presidency and more. sign up for the newsletter today and watch anytime over the weekend or anytime online at c- span.org/american story. book tv every sunday on c-span 2 discuss the latestnonfiction books. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, glenn fine the inspector general under presidents clinton, bush, and trump talks about corruption in the u.s. gornment and the r

so that's the live scene in cape town right now. thank you very much. you have a credit go public of congo is set to begin a vaccination campaign against and fox in goma. the area hardest hits by the current outbreak. the disease is killed at least 980 people in new york seasons. the start of the year 70 percent of in children under the age of 5. health officials have record in more than 30000 cases. onto some other world news, haiti's government has deployed special police units after getting attacked, a small town on thursday. more than 70 people, including children, were killed officers, theresa bull reports. the theme violence has become a daily challenge for millions of people in haiti as gangs tried to extend their control across the country. at least 70 people were killed in the town of phones on the, in central haiti by a gun and known as grand key, known for its cruel attacks on civilians and the gangs arrived and killed people that were left the victims. the gun members reportedly set fire to at least 45 houses and 34 vehicles, forcing residen

near fort myers. >> we're in cape coral, right there. so they're saying it's hitting or about to hit somewhere right in here because all the local airports were closed. >> they headed to miami to catch a flight to sfo. the allen family used to live in the bay area. after what happened during hurricane helene, they didn't want to take any chances. a coconut tree came down on their home a few weeks ago. so before heading to the bay area, they took some extra measures to protect their home. >> so it's a back sliding glass door with hurricane shutters on it. >> the allen's also reduced the water level of their pool by about six inches to make room for extra rain water. meanwhile, bay area rescue teams are heading east. a 26 person ground crew just left with trucks filled with supplies. they're heading to florida to help in the aftermath of the storm. california task force three is an urban search and rescue team based in menlo park that will be helping out san francisco fire department also sent several members, along with four search dogs.

of cape cod, massachusetts, there is a cleanup under way. >> this is perfect.dies against underwater garbage. olaug for short. what is a good day in the garbage department? >> 100 pounds. >> reporter: 100 pounds? fueled with new england grit, susan bauer came up with the idea herself. >> water is magic. you're immersed in it. you're in a different world. >> reporter: a swimmer and naturalist, she was seeing too much garbage along with her beloved turtles, so she got her friends together. >> i've always loved nature, enjoy it in all forms. and wanted to do something at my age to give back. >> i'm good at it. it's a skill i didn't even know i had finding trash in ponds. >> reporter: there are strict rules on memberships, divers older than 64, no men. what happened if, say, a gentleman of 75 years old, who was a conservationist, wanted to join your little band and pick up trash? what would you say to him? >> thank you very much and would you like to bake cookies, but, no, you cannot work with us. >> reporter: members also have to pass a swim test. >> you have to s

we can see some of the scenes in cape town in south africa later.ict. it comes ahead of monday's first anniversary of the october seventh attacks, which began the current wave of violence. protests are also taking place in the uk — including in central london. i spoke to our news correspondent divya talwar, as people gathered before marching. when i spoke to the organisers again ahead of this march, they expect it to be big. this is what we have got here. there are a few thousand people who have turned up on the streets of the capital to take part in the demonstration. you might be out to sea behind me people carrying palestinian flags, placards and banners with the words ceasefire now and stop the bombing in lebanon. there are people here of different ages, faiths and backgrounds, people who have come from all parts of the uk. i've spoken to people from stoke—on—trent, from birmingham, they say they feel helpless. i spoke to one woman who says she has palestinian family who were killed in gaza. the demonstrators here are calling for a ceasefire. in

the two—time world's strongest man, geoff capes, has died at the age of 75.ut record holder, setting a distance of 21m 68 in 1980. he was also a three time olympian and won gold twice in the shot at both the commonwealth games and the european indoor championships. and the mind games have begun between oleksandr usyk and tyson fury ahead of their eagerly anticipated rematch later this year. the pairfaced the media in london on wednesday, with usyk dressed as video game character hit man, asking fury to sign a picture of his victory from their undisputed heavyweight championship bout in february. they meet again on the 21st of december in riyadh. listen, we did a fight in may of this year. great fight. i know we keep bragging on about it, but it's in the past now, so we've got to put that behind us. um, what happened in the fight was a good fight for the fans and we move on from that. but like i said earlier on in my opening statement, i have to be a little bit more focused and a little bit more smart to get the victory. as it would seem, my rematch with peopl

not whether you are wearing a cape or not wearing a cape.what really makes the difference is what comes out of the heart. you can take something and make it the worst possible result imaginable or also make it something that will produce the greatest good. it all comes down to the motivations and hearts and minds of the people who are involved in that moment. that seems to me is a much more exciting story to tell because that is really about us. >> two new books. thank you, everyone.

thank you press tv correspondent there hasan syria joining us from a uh a live protest. protests in capek. at least one palestining was shot dead after a troops stormed village of wadi alfada near the city of tubas. they also abducted number of palestinians and we earlier spoke to our romala correspondent nakamed for your details. the raids have not. up over here in the west bank since the hours of the midnight where the iof has raided to karam city raided al khalil it is precisely to the area of butummar and batula also raided ramala through many villages the iof is making a contact or a direct hit to many to multiple points over here in in the west bank speaking of the raids since hours of the morning, the iof has raided al fara area especially in where the fara in the governance of tuba where it has been under a constant attacks since at least since the last 12 months and since two months now as the the iof has announced that these cities are under target under military direct target due to the presence of the resistant groups over there uh was shot today in wadi al-fara ahmed was a p

she painted the cape of a knight >>>>that simple painting became this a picture of a national hero of the philippines named villamore. >>>>so villamore was a filipino, an ace pilot from the philippines who fought for america during world war two, and when the war reached the philippines, she ran for the hills and she said when she was climbing into the mountains, she looked overhead and she she saw a dogfight. she saw planes dogfighting overhead, the skies clear you cannot see villamore anymore. >>>>that's lola telling the story of watching villamore fight the japanese. her watercolor cape also giving >>>>kenneth this is the dogfight itself >>>>inspiration for the battle in the sky. >>>>i love kenneth's work >>>>doctor lillian villaraza, a professor and department chair of philippine studies at city college of san francisco, says finding unique ways to tell our family stories can help the next generation form their own identity. >>>>we're not only here in the united states, but we also have these narratives that are in the philippines. they come together in our experiences, through ou

in sali diety with palestinians, people gather in various cities across the world, from london to cape town in minnesota. and now they use the democratic republic of congo, a set to begin a vaccination campaign to contain an outbreak of the it's 13 g m t 4 pm in the lebanese capital. be able to where israel has significantly escalated is the tax. it has struck the densely populated 7 suburb of di, here with repeated as strikes. loud explosions can be heard and knowledge feelings of smoke seen across the board. these really military has destroyed civilian infrastructure, leveled residential buildings, and calls extensive damage in da. here. the lebanese health ministry says these really ami has kids more than 2000 people across 11 on. let's go straight to our dosage or barry who's joining us live from babe ruth doorstep bring us up to speed with what's been happening. and these latest, these really attacks in 11 on who and what have they targeted a well, according to reports, we're getting asked 5 for air strikes and less than an hour has been a taking place in the southern suburb area.

she's in cape town, south africa tapped to us about these protests today. and, and the moved in south africa as we mock a year, almost since the war and guys i began when president, the reason the advice, the united nations general assembly and blue called the well that's so that's what you know, what it's like to live under a party, they know what it is and that's why they would not be silence. and all the people listen to it was, it came out this house did not. we supply them in the building, but this much started in an area code just a 6 way in the night from 6 point when this country was under a hot take people who would not watch but full. so they didn't really from that area by of the been wide minority government. so these people, i say, we know what the times are going to be. we understand that we've come out to, you know, numbers he's supposed to say as place and saying stop the crime against humanity. the saying that they they, they want the wall to know that not enough is being done and that's where they've got it. yeah. the outside 5 and 21 is t

anti—war protesters are marching in london, cape town and paris — as the first anniversary of octoberpproaches. french officials say four migrants including a child have died attempting to cross the english channel. hello. welcome to bbc news. there have been fresh israeli air strikes on southern beirut, as the humanitarian situation is worsening in the country and there are fears of an israeli attack on iran. these are live pictures overlooking beirut. lebanon health ministry says 25 people are killed and 127 wounded in israeli strikes in lebanon on friday. israeli military says it's killed two top hamas officials, in north and east lebanon. israel has bombed a mosque in the southern part of the country — it says was being used as a command centre by hezbollah fighters. the building was next to a hospital. at least four hospitals now closed in the south because of israeli airstrikes. the world health organisation says at least 37 healthcare facilities have closed since israel began its air bombardment of lebanon two weeks ago. the un says more than 200 thousand people have fled leban

it happened this morning at our lady of victory church in cape cod.el kennedy, who was the wife of senator robert f kennedy, was 96 years old. her family said she died last thursday after suffering a stroke. kennedy was by her husband's side in los angeles when a gunman shot and killed him. he had just won the california democratic primary back in 1968. kennedy opened a foundation in his honor dedicated to social justice, including gun control. in 2014, president obama presented her with the presidential medal of freedom for her efforts. she leaves behind nine children and a legacy of social advocacy. pope francis is facing calls to overturn the catholic church's ban on gender affirming care. gender affirming care is the care people get to align them with their chosen gender. the pope held talks with lgbtq activists at the vatican over the weekend. the private meeting included a member of the transgender community and a doctor from the u.s. who helps run a clinic. it comes just six months after the vatican firmly rejected gender affirming care. lgbtq

near fort myers. >> we're in cape coral right there. so they're saying it's hitting or about to hit somewhere right in here, because all the local airports were closed. >> they headed to miami to catch a flight to sfo. the allen family used to live in the bay area. after what happened during hurricane helene, they didn't want to take any chances. a coconut tree came down on their home a few weeks ago. so before heading to the bay area, they took some extra measures to protect their home. >> so it's a back sliding glass door with hurricane shutters on it. >> the allen's also reduced the water level of their pool by about six inches to make room for extra rainwater. meanwhile, bay area rescue teams are heading east. a 26 person ground crew just left with trucks filled with supplies. they're heading to florida to help in the aftermath of the storm. california task force three is an urban search and rescue team based in menlo park that will be helping out san francisco fire department also sent several members, along with four search dogs.

the latest line is currently hurricane milton is 100 miles, 165 kilometres south—west of cape canaveralte the story as it develops on the bbc website. there is a live page. please follow along. that's bbc.com/news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. to the middle east conflict now, and fighting continues between hezbollah and israeli forces in lebanon. at least ten people were injured and four killed in an israeli air strike on the village of wardaniyeh in southern lebanon on wednesday. lebanon's national news agency says the strike hit a hotel housing displaced families. israel has continued to bomb targets in the capital, beirut. video taken wednesday shows serious damage in the city's southern suburbs, home to several hezbollah buildings. and israel dropped bombs on towns in southern lebanon, including khiam in southeast lebanon, and in tyre, the southwestern port city. senior international correspondent orla guerin sent this report from tyre. the view from tyre — israel's ever—expanding war in the name of self—defence. lebanon being poun

and, protesters gather in london, cape town and paris — calling for an end to the war, as the annivesarye october 7 attack approaches. now on bbc new, americast. it's all very combustible, isn't it? huge violence in the middle east and an american election about to happen. two questions, then. does the election affect the conflict in the middle east? and does the conflict affect the election in america? those two questions of course hugely important, both hugely complex, and the answer to each of them can be yes or no. so, they do not necessarily cancel each other out. but there is no question at all that what is happening in the middle east matters in america, and what happens in america matters in the middle east. welcome to americast. hello, it's sarah, and i'm in the bbc�*s bureau in washington, dc. and it's justin in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london, england. it is such a big question, isn't it, whether or not the american election is affecting the events in the middle east, and vice versa, whether they will affect the outcome of the election? and a fascinating one,

sheltering anniversary comes the show, set a diety full palestinians in garza from paris to new york to cape town. protests, a school for an ends to israel's will. last donald trump holes another ready of the site we survived and assess the nation attempt in july the days when a new badge of is really it strikes in be roots with explosions, walking the cities southern suburbs into the early hours of sunday morning. the israel's ministry had our little son residence in the southern, some of the had to leave multiple strides on the area of course, extensive damage. in recent days, lots plumes of smoke were visible, often attacked close to bay route airport. you are, let's go to bear root and that's what laura con standing by laura. tell us about these latest strikes. they've been several more in just the last few hours. well in the last minutes actually a, there was one and i had just a couple of minutes ago. and now the one we had was in a place called hot topic again and cell phones pop ups. and this happened about 45 minutes ago. it was very loud from where i was standing at night. everyone

to refugee camps in central gauze, off to issuing evacuation, or does the region the from london to cape town, thousands around the world gather to show solidarity with the palestinians. and the lebanese, the come to the program is ro, as significantly escalated its attacks in the lebanese capital. bay route is also struck with densely populated southern south of, of dia, with repeated as strikes. launch plumes of smoke for visible often attack close to bay root add port is riding minute, 3 is destroyed. civilian infrastructure leveled residential buildings to the ground, cause extensive damage in the da here. she loved any security sources of told out to 0 that has the law as last contact with the chairman of it's executive council hash and stuff you dean is ready need. he reported that he was the target of intense bombardment of diet and the early hours of friday. so if you didn't, was seen as a possible success, a test blace for us on the throttle a who was killed last week. joseph jabard joins is not from the lebanese capital festival, any further reaction on how she himself 15 we al

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similar protested and held in major cities around the world, including london, new york, paris, and cape town. noah vaccination campaign against impulse is on the way and go in the democratic republic of congo. the cities been hit the hottest by an outbreak. the disease has killed almost a 1000 people in the sea since the start of the. yeah. i like connie has more now from government a device saying that guess impulse was officially launched today by the data feel free shows here in to prove yourself enough cable many detailed enough ago. my hearing depresses all for different putting us those white board of directory in this book submission campaign, including the w h o on did before this progress of enough capabilities. expecting 2 arguments towards the vaccine on more than $48000.00 people. mentally. people coming from the database this uh, the most vulnerable people we have. he says that the virus was detected here in the, in the, in this area. then they would have to start tomorrow. also in the other side of stuff people will substitute via this is being recorded for the last dunwoo

again, raising the voices in supposed have gone so the thousands in cape town rallied in front of the south african parliaments cooling for sanctions and fully told against as well protest. this was seen carrying banners that say end of apartheid on support for humanity. south africa says to purchase the i c j at the end of last year, accusing as well of breaching the genocide convention view and caught hold of the country to prevent the acts of genocide and guns as is also called as rarely specimens on palestinian territory. illegal, or we discussed oldest with the south african amc parties. folks person. my lanky think it month, siri. asap. simply an immortal pose. should a search for justice and search for a place where the news can realize the phone if you mind me and the fullest, cpg to it, it puts it is a really a maternal principle that this country is assuming a, because we know what to use to have your fits 10 decades due by a system of oppression in the form of, of the old update. so dr. cut, so it really isn't more of a question for us or the $217.00 but to we will pick 5th

again, raising that voice isn't supposed have gone so the, the thousands in cape town rallied in front of the south african parliaments calling for sanctions on the boy thoughts against as well processed as was seen carrying scientists that say end of a pond side on support for humanity, south africa says to approach the ice age at the end of last year, we're choosing is well a breaching the genocide convention. the u. n. foretold of the country to prevent tax of genocide and gaza and is also quote, is way the settlements on palestinian territory illegal. we discussed the oldest with south african and c policies. folks causing my land gate. thank you much serie hey, i guess it was simply a game and a model question, a search for justice and search for a place where the news can realize the phone if you mind me and therefore this cpg. so if it puts it, you say it really a maternal principle that this country is assuming a because we know what to use to have your fits 10 decades due by a system of oppression in the form of, of the old update. so that's a cut. so it really isn't one quest

protests have been held in major cities around the world, including london, new york, congress and cape tough. it's nice of those, it's an a use to get some water cannon against people gathering into some of the dr . palace demands and garza hundreds of protests as not through the streets of rome . despite the band from the government, police use force an attempt to break groups off and just for demonstration. and then london protest is demanding an end to the war. pressure has also been growing on the new labor government. their stuff, um sales too is where most most of the come here and i'll just air including vaccinations against impulse beginning democratic republic of congo. an effort to cub and outbreak the spread to other parts of that sinking feeling a new zealand navy vessel runs the ground and catches fire in the southwest corner of the in depth analysis of the days headlines. how do see the educational system in gaza informed opinion seems really have a very high kid in getting civilian political debate. what's happened as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole r

demonstrators have been gathering in cape town, as the first anniversary of the war approaches.us, republican nominee donald trump returns to the city where he survived an assassination attempt — welcome to bbc news. fighting is continuing between israel and the iran—backed group hezbollah, as the middle east braces itself for a possible retaliation by israel on iran. israel has bombed a mosque in the south of the country. israel says it was targeting hezbollah fighters inside the mosque, which was next to a hospital. the humanitarian situation in lebanon is worsening. at least four hospitals have been closed in southern lebanon because of the israeli air strikes. the world health organization says at least 37 health care facilities have closed over the past two weeks, since israel began its air bombardment of lebanon. an apartment building was hit by an israeli strike in the northern port of tripoli — where a commander of hamas, saeed atallah, was reportedly killed, along with three members of his family. hezbollah says it's fired rockets at the ramat david airbase near the cit

the show of solidarity for palestinians in garza from paris to new york to cape town. protest has called for an end to israel's war. plus donald trump, holmes, another riley, at the site where you survived an assassination attempt in july the there's been a new barrows of is really it strikes and they roots with explosions, rocking the cities southern suburbs into the early hours of sunday morning. israel's military and earlier told some residents in the southern suburb of dia to leave a multiple strikes on the area of course, extensive damage. in recent days, large plumes of smoke were visible, often attacked close today with the airport. laura collins joining us now from the woods. laura, the renewal is really strikes on the roots as recently as the last hour to what's been happening, where you are. yeah, absolutely. i mean it's quite quiet. it's now, but that happened explosions throughout the night. some of them absolutely massive . they still should around midnight, and the full consecutive strikes a couple of the new book instant night list help the in time night sky and another on

the a show of solidarity for palestinians in gauze, out from paris to new york to cape jones. protest is cool for an entr. israel's will us republican presidential candidate donald trump's back campaigning in the pennsylvania town where he survived an assassination attempt. the beginning of a route with new is rainy, strikes have taken place over the past few hours. israel's military had only until some residence in the southern suburb of that have to leave multiple strikes on the area of close extensive damage. launch plumes of smoke for visible often attack close to baby samples. laura call and joins us now from the liberties capital. laura, tell us about these latest strikes they have happened in just the last few hours oven day as well. yes, they started around midnight's local time. that was full consecutive strikes and some of those explosions were absolutely mess. if we know that one happened on the old airport road, not the new one now leading to the apple, it is important to say another one, about half an hour off to those big explosions. took place that happened as a flight

one of his senior leaders passion $0.15 in his riley strike on a route on friday, the from london to cape town, thousands around the world gather to show solidarity with the palestinians. and the lebanese one year into israel's genocide in gaza. we look at how it's affected the region and tensions between israel and iran. also, the democratic republic of congo begins vaccination people to contain an outbreak of and fox. the is 1500, g m t 6 pm, and 11. and why is ro as significantly escalated its attacks in the capital by root and is also strong, the densely populated, solve and solve of da. here with repeated strikes, launch plumes of smoke. well, visible, often attack close to bay would add ports. the is really minute tree, has destroyed civilian infrastructure, leveled residential buildings, and cause extensive damage in da here. meanwhile, ebony security sources of told out is there a that has been laws lost contact with the cham and events executive council hash himself you dean, is there any media reported that he was the target of intense bombardment of diet? in the early hours of

anti—war demonstrators are gathering in london, cape town and paris — as the first anniversary hello, rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to bbc news. fighting is continuing between israel and the iran—backed group hezbollah, as the middle east braces itself for a possible retaliation by israel on iran. in the lastest strikes, the israeli army has bombed a mosque in southern lebanon, which israel says was being used as a command centre by hezbollah fighters. the building was next to a hospital. the humanitarian situation in lebanon is worsening, with at least four hospitals now closed in the south because of israeli air strikes. the world health organization says at least 37 health care facilities have closed since israel began its air bombardment of lebanon two weeks ago. in the northern port of tripoli, an israeli strike on an apartment building is reported to have killed a hamas commander, saeed atallah. three members of his family are also reported killed. hezbollah says it's fired rockets at the ramat david airbase near the city of haifa in northern israel. israel has not commented, but

went regularly to the same points and estuaries from cape cod to the chesapeake to trial fish at planned intervals water and bottom sediment quality were measured and tested. fish species were counted, investigators noted, tumors and other obvious abnormalities. selected samples were sent off for analysis to discover what chemicals and other pollutants they were absorbing the environment. preliminary findings show that estuaries, the mid-atlantic, are healthier than expected. less than 1% of the fish had abnormalities. but there are some areas for concern. e map found diminished biodiversity the and bottom dwelling organisms in about 25% of the area. toxic sediments were most prevalent in small estuaries. trash was found in about one quarter of the area from forest studies in new england. we're seeing widespread damage. less than 4% of the trees are in poor condition. however, some species are affected more than others. 30% of the american beach showed signs of severe dieback. ozone exposure was in about 10% of the area, 3% showed signs of sulfur dioxide exposure. these problems were loc

anti—war protesters are marching in london, cape town and paris — as the first anniversary of octoberals say four migrants including a child have died attempting to cross the english channel. hello. welcome to bbc news. there have been fresh israeli air strikes on southern beirut, as the humanitarian situation is worsening in the country

mondays, anniversary of the come off terror attacks against israel, pro palestinian activist, rallied in cape town in south africa. large crowds march through central london where a demonstration in support of israel was also held. iran for administer has threatened to even stronger retaliation to any action. israel might take against it. a boss are ok, she has been holding tanks and damascus with the syrian president bus sharla sod. israel has warned, it's preparing a military response to a missile attack launch. but you wrong. earlier this week, the democratic republic of congo has begun the vaccination drive aimed at slowly, outbreaks of and parks, which it has already spread to other african nations. the european union has donated more than a quarter of a 1000000 vaccine doses. the world health organization has declared impacts and global emergency. well, it's not just for weeks to go until the us presidential election and polls show it's one of the closest races in history. but as a credit candidate accomplish harris and republicans, donald trump, here's a campaign trail. the man current

and in cape town, where demonstrators marched to the south, african parliament set africans only to unite to stand up against what israel is doing to find a sinews, absolutely abhorrence. i can't believe it's soul going. it's not just been one year . it's been something like 76 years of just absolute destruction to a country and a people, sentiments that bring people around the world out to support the palestinians in gosh, it's now 4 weeks to go until the us presidential election whole. so it's one of the closest races in history, but as democrat, a candidate come le harris and republican donald trump hit the campaign trail. the man who is currently in the white house is also trying to remind voters of his accomplishments as his presidency enters its final months. as a surprise appearance by the presidential campaigns, gossen man, i'm 0 by welcome to this morning to talk to more than 1000 days and also spot and made his 1st visit to the white house press briefing room sitting above a former indoor pool. it's now a media shock tank that the president has avoided, but now he has good news

and in cape town, we're demonstrators marched to the south african parliament, south africans only to unite to stand up against what israel is doing to palestinians. absolutely abhorrence. i can't believe it's soul going sentiments that bring people around the world out to support the palestinians in god's a former us president and republican candidate donald trump pest raton to the pennsylvania town where he was stopped at the then the fascination of time in july security was extra tied for saturdays event with just one month until the election folds show a close race, including and the key battleground, state of pennsylvania. from urge to supporters to delivered on the election day victory. and vowed to never quit. nearly 3 months after a snipers bullet narrowly missed killing, the former president trump train has returned to butler, pennsylvania, complete with higher security and merchandise commemorating the assassination attempt. on july 13, trump spoke defiantly about the events that day which left him wounded and one of his supporters did. after a man with the rifle was able to

like here in the indian city of bangalore, and in cape town, where demonstrators marched to the south, african parliament africans only to unite to stand up against what israel is doing to find the sinews. absolutely abhorrence. i can't believe it's soul going. it's not just been one year, it's been something like 76 years of just absolute destruction to a country and a people, sentiments that bring people around the world out to support the palestinians in gosh, let's take a look now with some of the stories making headlines around the world, thousands of people have protested in hungary, capital, budapest, against the government's media policies. demonstrate those gathered outside the headquarters of the country's state media corporation, which they say has become a pop. again, the factory under prime minister to ours on the values as organized by opposition leader be done. what joe, who has in march versus from challenger to obama, former us president and republican candidate donald trump, has written to him to the pennsylvania town where he was targeted in an assassination attempt