isabella baker, a human rights students will be unable boat tonight because -- on a boat tonight becauses not want family and friends to worry that she is critical of the u.k. government. >> i think the u.k. government should be doing a lot more. and of course it has to worry about it that his sins, but i think there are priorities. and we would have to leave for the fact that israel is bombing this country. >> tonight, these men are wondering if they could be the next to be bombed. they are the government civil defense team here in the city. and they just have a call telling them to leave their headquarters. an israeli voice claimed that there was a has below target nearby. the station chief fears that history is repeating itself. my daughter was kill in the war in 2006 in an israeli strike on the center, he tells me. i had brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed and is still suffering. i do not want to lose any of my men in the center this time. they sayhat they will work from the street to keep saving lives. bbc news, tyre. christian: let us go to beirut and speak to ou

isabella baker plans to go tomorrow, because she doesn't want family and friends back home to worry.s student is critical of the government. i100% think the uk government should be doing a lot more and, of course, it has to worry about its citizens, i understand that, but i think there are priorities, and we wouldn't have to leave if it weren't for the fact that israel is bombing this country. and tonight, these men wonder if they might be next to be bombed. they're the government's civil defence team here in tyre, and they've just had a call telling them to leave their station. an israeli voice claimed there was a hezbollah target nearby. the station chief fears a rerun of history and tragedy. "my daughter was killed in the war in 2006 in an israeli air strike on the station," say ali safiledine. "i had brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed and is still suffering. i don't want to lose any of my men the same way." they're already struggling to keep up with the air strikes. now they say they'll work from the street to save lives. orla guerin, bbc news, tyre. we know t

isabella baker, a human rights student, will be on a boat tonight because she doesn't want her familyends back home to worry. but, she is critical of the u.k. government. >> i 100% think the u.k. government should be doing a lot more. of course it has to worry about it citizens. i understand that. but i think there are priorities. we would not have to leave for the fact that israel is bombing this country. >> tonight, these men are wondering if they could be the next to be bombed. they are the government civil defense team in the city of tyre . they have just had a call telling them to leave their headquarters. an israeli voice claimed there was a hezbollah target nearby. station chief fear's is repeating itself. >> my daughter was killed in the war in 2006 in an israeli strike on the center, i had brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed. she is still suffering. i don't want to lose any of my men in the center this time. they say they will now work from the street to keep saving lives. orla guerin bbc news, tyre. >> the white house said it was deeply concerned after hez

isabella baker plans to go tomorrow, because she doesn't want family and friends back home to worry. rights student is critical of the government. i100% think the uk government should be doing a lot more and, of course, it has to worry about its citizens, i understand that, but i think there are priorities, and we wouldn't have to leave if it weren't for the fact that israel is bombing this country. and tonight, these men wonder if they might be next to be bombed. they're the government's civil defence team here in tyre, and they've just had a call telling them to leave their station. an israeli voice claimed there was a hezbollah target nearby. the station chief fears a rerun of history and tragedy. "my daughter was killed in the war in 2006 in an israeli air strike on the station," say ali safiledine. "i had brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed and is still suffering. i don't want to lose any of my men the same way." they're already struggling to keep up with the air strikes. now they say they'll work from the street to save lives. 0rla guerin, bbc news, tyre. in

isabella baker plans to go tomorrow, because she doesn't want family and friends back home to worry.ent is critical of the government. i100% think the uk government should be doing a lot more, and of course it has to worry about its citizens, i understand that, but i think there are priorities, and we wouldn't have to leave if it weren't for the fact that israel is bombing this country. and tonight, these men wonder if they might be next to be bombed. they're the government's civil defence team here in tyre, and they've just had a call telling them to leave their station. an israeli voice claimed there was a hezbollah target nearby. the station chief fears a rerun of history and tragedy. "my daughter was killed in the war in 2006 in an israeli air strike on the station," says ali safiledine. "i had brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed and is still suffering. i don't want to lose any of my men the same way." they're already struggling to keep up with the air strikes. now they say they'll work from the street to save lives. 0rla guerin, bbc news, tyre. let's speak to

earlier, we spoke to isabella eda baker, a british citizen who is trying to evacuate lebanon to go tothe building and surroundings, seen in the footage, to google satellite imagery of the settlement. the missile travelled around 130km before it was intercepted. it was reportedly an iranian qadri medium—range ballistic missile that is powerful enough to destroy a large building. the full extent of hezbollah�*s arsenal isn't clear, but according to the centre for strategic and international studies — a washington dc—based think tank — it's believed that hezbollah has an arsenal of about 120,000-200,000 rockets and missiles with various ranges. but it's important to add that israel has one of the world's most sophisticated air defence systems. hezbollah�*s attacks would have to bypass it to cause any damage. earlier, we spoke to isabella eda baker, a british citizen who is trying to evacuate lebanon to go to turkey. i left my area in west beirut about two days ago to come here to tripoli, i bought a ticket to get a boat across to turkey, which i found out about an hour ago should leave a

isabella baker, a human rights student, will be on a boat tonight because she doesn't want a family and to worry. but she's critical of the uk government. i100% think the uk government should be doing a lot more, and of course it has to worry about its citizens. i understand that, but i think there are priorities. we wouldn't have to leave if it weren't for the fact that israel is forming this country.— fact that israel is forming this country. -- is bombing. tonight. _ this country. -- is bombing. tonight, these _ this country. -- is bombing. tonight, these men - this country. -- is bombing. tonight, these men are - tonight, these men are wondering if they could be the next to be bombed. they are the government's civil defence team here in the city of tyre, and they've just had a call telling them to lead their headquarters —— leave. a voice from israel claimed there was a hezbollah target nearby. station fears industry is repeating himself. "my daughter was killed in the war in 2006 in an israeli strike on the", he told me. "i brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed and

isabella baker, a human rights student, will be on a boat tonight because she doesn't want family and to worry. but she's critical of the uk government. i100% think the uk government should be doing a lot more, and, of course, it has to worry about its citizens, i understand that. but i think there are priorities, and we wouldn't have to leave if it weren't for the fact that israel is bombing this country. tonight, these men are wondering if they could be the next to be bombed. they are the government's civil defence team here in the city of tyre, and theyjust had a call telling them to leave their headquarters. an israeli voice claimed there was a hezbollah target nearby. this station chief fears history is repeating itself. "my daughter was killed in the war in 2006 in an israeli strike on the centre," he tells me. "i had brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed and is still suffering. i don't want to lose any of my men in the centre this time." they say they will now work from the street to keep saving lives. 0rla guerin, bbc news, tyre. israel defense forces has just

isabella baker, a human rights student, will be on a boat tonight because she doesn't want family andworry. but she's critical of the uk government. i100% think the uk government should be doing a lot more, and, of course, it has to worry about its citizens, i understand that. but i think there are priorities, and we wouldn't have to leave if it weren't for the fact that israel is bombing this country. tonight, these men are wondering if they could be the next to be bombed. they are the government's civil defence team here in the city of tyre, and theyjust had a call telling them to leave their headquarters. an israeli voice claimed there was a hezbollah target nearby. this station chief fears history is repeating itself. "my daughter was killed in the war in 2006 in an israeli strike on the centre," he tells me. "i had brought her there for safety. my wife was badly maimed and is still suffering. i don't want to lose any of my men in the centre this time." they say they will now work from the street to keep saving lives. orla guerin, bbc news, tyre. we will speak to orla guerin live

let's speak to isabella eda baker, a british citizen who is evacuating lebanon to go to turkey. hope you are ok, isabella. tell us what has been happening in terms of your efforts to try to leave the country. i terms of your efforts to try to leave the country.— leave the country. i left my area in west _ leave the country. i left my area in west beirut - leave the country. i left my area in west beirut about i leave the country. i left my l area in west beirut about two days ago to come here to tripoli, i bought a ticket to get a boat across to turkey, which i found out about an hour ago should leave at 430 today. lebanon time. do you think you are getting enough information from the consulate, the foreign office, british officials— office, british officials about how ou office, british officials about how you can _ office, british officials about how you can leave _ office, british officials about how you can leave the - office, british officials about i how you can leave the country, you and your friends and other people you know? do you think you are fully informed? i people