lucy laughs.t like for you, running the household? it might not be as striking as riding across the steppe, but to me, it's obvious that this is just as important a part of nomadic life. mm! urna chuckles. 0oh, it smells good. dumplings! get your dumplings! i think there's enough for everyone. is it good? yes? ha! nice! that's what i want to hear. one for the cooks. so much flavour. coming from the bustling metropolis of london, i wasn't sure how i'd cope with the isolation. but i've been surprised by how big a welcome i've received. the sky is pretty. she laughs. in many ways, out here, in one of the sparsest places on earth... hey! ..this is a less lonely place than the big city. it's my final evening, so i want to take a moment with urna and manlai and ask them if they'd ever leave the steppe. yeah. do you hope that your wonderful son will continue this nomadic way of life? well, only time will tell what choice he will make. and it'll be the right one for him, i'm sure. you know, this is not an

it was said that lucy letby has dislodged herfeeding was said that lucy letby has dislodged her feedingover the court doing nothing as the baby struggles. the baby was only brought back into a form of stability because the consultant by chance walked in and saw what was going on. that conviction came after three and a half hours when thejury came after three and a half hours when the jury accepted the prosecution prosper evidence that lucy letby�*s lawyers today said that that case had effectively been prejudiced, it had been influenced by the previous reporting of her main convictions from august 2023. they said effectively the weight of all the reporting and the vitriolic comments around it had been particularly damaging to lucy letby�*s right to a fair trial and that amounted to, what is known in legaljargon, as the occlusive process and the trialjudge should have intervened and said lucy letby cannot have a fair trial, i need to stop this case. in particular they said that comments from the police had been deeply problematic because they revealed that she was facing a review of 4000

lucy, you covered _ this money itself. lucy, you covered the _ this money itself.s that we're all set the having to watch, where does space come in? is it an area sort of cooperation to a degree? in cooperation to a degree? in some senses, it is, but between china _ some senses, it is, but between china and — some senses, it is, but between china and the _ some senses, it is, but between china and the us, _ some senses, it is, but between china and the us, it's— some senses, it is, but between china and the us, it's not. - some senses, it is, but between china and the us, it's not. the l china and the us, it's not. the reason — china and the us, it's not. the reason chiha _ china and the us, it's not. the reason china built _ china and the us, it's not. the reason china built this - china and the us, it's not. the reason china built this space . reason china built this space station — reason china built this space station is _ reason china built this space station is because _ reason china built this space station is because the - reason china built this space stat

lucy. now we're jumping ahead a few months to look at the implications of this proclamation. we're jumping to september 1784 for a moment. this was when an enslaved woman named lucy went missing. and because of the paradox of, her being a person who was also considered property, her decision and her action made her the focus of attention for the two governors, her enslaver lorenzo rodriguez was new to her. he was a spanish captain of a military transport ship, and he had purchased her recently from a british who put her up for sale because she had already disappeared in the for lucy rodriguez kept an eye on a certain house mile north of town where she'd been found twice in the past the house's occupant was waldron, a widow and a british subject. so he got authorization from the spanish appointed judge for british affairs francis philip fazio to search the house and question her because she fell into this category of being a british subject under spanish rule. louisa waldron was when she saw

lucy. now we're jumping ahead a few months to look at the implications of this proclamation. we're jumping to september 1784 for a moment. this was when an enslaved woman named lucy went missing. and because of the paradox of, her being a person who was also considered property, her decision and her action made her the focus of attention for the two governors, her enslaver lorenzo rodriguez was new to her. he was a spanish captain of a military transport ship, and he had purchased her recently from a british who put her up for sale because she had already disappeared in the for lucy rodriguez kept an eye on a certain house mile north of town where she'd been found twice in the past the house's occupant was waldron, a widow and a british subject. so he got authorization from the spanish appointed judge for british affairs francis philip fazio to search the house and question her because she fell into this category of being a british subject under spanish rule. louisa waldron was when she saw

lucy: what needs to happen for you to feel safe?all the terrorists and finish, finish this situation. >> i hear every day rockets, rockets, rockets, and americans said don't, don't, don't. come on. come on. boom, boom. it's not life. lucy: israel's prime minister, often proud of defying his allies, is looking beyond hezbollah to its backer, iran, warning against any retaliation from tehran. benjamin: there is nowhere we cannot reach. there is nowhere we won't go to protect our country. with every passing moment, the regime is bringing you, the noble persian people, closer to the abyss. lucy: miscalculation was seen as the biggest risk in triggering a full scale war on this border but israel's assessment has changed and many fear the faith in an idea of a limited war. lucy williamson, bbc news at the israel-lebanon border. christian: our chief correspondent is joining us and mr. hobson from the cato institute. welcome to you both. lisa, if i could start with you, the israelis have been saying for several weeks the new warning is to c

the serial killer lucy letby has been denied permission to appeal against her most recent convictionhe received herfifteenth whole life sentence following a retrial injuly, after the jury in her original trial last year couldn't reach a verdict. letby�*s lawyers had argued the retrial shouldn't have gone ahead because of "overwhelming prejudice" caused by media coverage of the original trial. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani sent this update from the court of appeal. today's hearing at the court of appeal solely came down to the question of lucy letby�*s 15th and final conviction for attempted murder of a baby known only as child k. that conviction came injuly this year. it was a retrial because the jury in the original prosecution could not decide what had happened. now, the case against her was that child k had been attacked about 90 minutes after she had been born in the countess of chester hospital in february 2016. it was said that lucy letby had dislodged her feeding tube and stood over the cot doing nothing as the baby struggled. and the baby was only brought

lucy, more death and destruction — please? lucy, more death and destruction on _ please?ion on both _ please? lucy, more death and destruction on both sides - please? lucy, more death and destruction on both sides of. destruction on both sides of the border, and it is strange, because the day began with the caretaker prime minister in lebanon saying he was optimistic there could be a ceasefire, maybe in the next few hours. well it doesn't look like that, because what we have had in northern israel five people killed with a rocket strike there. and a new wave of israeli air strikes in lebanon round the city of baalbek, this is the second day running the israeli military have been hitting in and round baalbek, this is an ancient city, a world heritage site with roman ruins, a complex of roman testimony —— temples: 19 people killed there, the israelis have been urging people, to leave, yed and today we're evacuation ordered for the whole of the city, and surrounding areas as well. in terms of those attempts to get a ceasefire, two us negotiations have been here in israel, ta

tony done in there, lucy fisher, see. tony done in there, lucy fisher. do — see.er, do you think this - fisher, do you think this british government would pause any direct support to israel if they do not escalate militarily against iran?— against iran? well, certainly sir keir starmer _ against iran? well, certainly sir keir starmer tonight - against iran? well, certainly sir keir starmer tonight has| sir keir starmer tonight has stressed _ sir keir starmer tonight has stressed that— sir keir starmer tonight has stressed that the _ sir keir starmer tonight has stressed that the uk - sir keir starmer tonight hasj stressed that the uk stands with— stressed that the uk stands with israel. _ stressed that the uk stands with israel, understands- stressed that the uk stands l with israel, understands what he describes— with israel, understands what he describes as _ with israel, understands what he describes as the _ with israel, understands what. he describes as the reasonable demand — he describes as the reasonable demand for— he describes as the reasonable demand fo

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lucie county. there is a search and rescue effort underway after 125 homes were destroyed by that tornado. the search and rescue is happening now in the dark of night. also with me know the democratic congressman from florida representing the southeast side of the state sir good evening and thank you for your time not sure if you are in florida or washington, d.c., but i see your picture. do you have information on what's happening in that senior community and st. lucie county? >> i am in south florida about three counties south of st. lucy not too far just about an hour and a half to my house and the story coming out of milton will be the triple whammy. it's the storm surge in port charlotte, the wind you are seeing in tampa and sarasota but it's most known for the 126 tornado warnings in florida. most in florida history, second-most in american history after the 2011 alabama tornadoes which could be a very dark story with 125 mobile homes suffering a tornado people were in those so i don't have s

lucy, dressing _ its crop proxies. lucy, dressing another i its crop proxies.ction to prevent threats against regional peace and security. the uk is a very long—standing ally with israel. in terms of the practical effect of that, what could be uk be doing? what will they be doing to try to dampen things down tonight? the doing to try to dampen things down tonight?— doing to try to dampen things down tonight? the uk is part of the quaint _ down tonight? the uk is part of the quaint group _ down tonight? the uk is part of the quaint group with _ down tonight? the uk is part of the quaint group with us, i the quaint group with us, france, and italy. us with the premise or as part of the travelling press pack out to new york last week and it was striking that downing street and israel weren't able to make the diaries aligned, as i said, for keir starmer and benjamin and yahoo to meet, eyebrows raised about whether netanyahu didn't want to meet keir starmer, who has pretty radically reshape the uk's relationship with israel since coming to power injuly, making sever

here's our middle east correspondent lucy williamson.ael's air force was defending other targets when iran's missiles came. hit several airbases, like this one. another, nearly missing an intelligence base in tel aviv. the creator it left, filled with visions of "what if." the attack had twice the scope of iran's last bombardment in april. not all the targets hit were military. one landed in this residential suburb of tel aviv. neighbors rushing through repairs before the jewish new year tonight. temporary solutions for the problems of a regional war. this 83-year-old's he, one of more than 100 houses damaged here. >> everybody was scared, because the blast was enormous. and when we get out of the shelter, we saw something not from this world. all of the house had no windows, no doors. lucy: the impact size, around 100 meters from his front door. another "what if." iran has attacked israel directly, actions that were once seen as redlines are now becoming routine. each time the line between message and miscalculation is paperthin. and ea

lucie county.n reports of maybe up to a dozen different tornadoes that ripped through our area you say one tornado one person thought 17. you say tragically the spanish lake club village had at least four fatalities. can you describe what you saw -- what you know? >> yesterday, after the storms pushed through we had search and rescue crews out there trying to get folks into shelters before the storm actually made impact to our area. the tornadoes were ahead of the hurricane. some of the images you are showing right now was twisted metal, cars upside down. our medical examiner has confirmed at least four fatalities throughout the county. we expect that number, you know, potentially to go up. but we -- as the sun comes up this morning, we will have crews out there doing additional search and rescue. we had two-hour time frame we had over # hundred calls to our emergency operation center about potential tornado activity. >> brian: pretty amazing. you did not have an amandatory evacuation order in. so

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lucie thank you for joining us this morning. give us an idea of what you know about potential damage there and tornadoes event any they're in port st. lucie me we have confirmed several communities in the st. lucie county area that have been impacted by direct hits of tornadoes i believe spanish to bakke's retirement community was hit. >> we do not know exactly at we don't have an assessment yet, but we do have i believe to confirmed ef3 tornadoes that have gone through the community here and throughout the treasure coast stay on that see your mobile home community there that was hit by this tornado do you know anything about if people were injured, if there were for any casualties in that community at this time, we have not i have not received any confirmation yet of casualties, but i know as soon as we can get that information, we're gonna give it out to our community we're working diligently and trying to do search and rescue right now. >> as you can imagine, we have 50 mile per hour gust. so and it is quite dark and they're

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lucy, great to get your thoughts. thank you - today. lucy, great to get your thoughts.give you one line of breaking news that we are getting. one of two of the doctors charged in connection with matthew perry's death, the actor has pleaded guilty after reaching a deal with prosecutors. a doctorfrom san diego formally admitted to conspiring to distribute the drug ketamine and the 54—year—old is the third person to accept charges following the death of the friends * who died last october from the effects of ketamine. he was aged 511. we will be right back after this. hello. well, northern parts of the uk have had plenty of sunshine today, but yet again across england, it's been a cloudy picture with frequent showers. really, the weather has left a lot to be desired, certainly after that wet september. here's the good news if you want some drier and brighter weather — thursday, friday and to an extent into saturday, the weather is looking a little bit better. gap in the clouds at the moment with high pressure building across the uk, and in fact, as we go through the course

lucy from the financial _ seriously. lucy from the financial times. - seriously.that she is— chancellor has confirmed that she is changing the debt rose to borrow_ she is changing the debt rose to borrow more to invest in capital— to borrow more to invest in capital expenditure. do you accept _ capital expenditure. do you accept this is a move that pushes _ accept this is a move that pushes up interest rates and what — pushes up interest rates and what is — pushes up interest rates and what is your message to people with mortgages or debt that will become more expensive as a result? _ will become more expensive as a result? i— will become more expensive as a result? ., , , result? i will not pre-empt exactly what _ result? i will not pre-empt exactly what the _ result? i will not pre-empt| exactly what the chancellor will say on wednesday, but i have been really clear that we have been really clear that we have to move to a situation where we invest in the future of this country, where we invest to ensure that we get the betterjobs that we need, we have the infras

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lucy al menos se reportaron cinco muertos.Ía, donde las imÁgenes lo dicen todo. >> and there it goes. >> las autoridades del condado san lucy siguen en la bÚsqueda de mÁs vÍctimas, ya que el paso de estos tornados dejÓ cientos de casas daÑadas o totalmente destruidas. aquÍ se recibieron mÁs de 900 llamadas de emergencia. los tornados afectaron varias zonas del estado de la florida, como lake placid, weston y wellington, donde al tocar tierra este fenÓmeno destrozÓ casas. en una de ellas habÍan 15 personas. ocho de ellas resultaron heridas. >> mi tÍo empezÓ a gritar. ahÍ viene, ahÍ viene. me dio pÁnico. y cuando entrÉ al clÓset estuve con mucho mÁs pÁnico, abrazada de mi mamÁ. >> ahora los residentes de esta vivienda solo les queda rescatar lo poco que les queda. >> la verdad es muy triste. todas las cosas que uno se pierde, todos. >> julio lo peor de estas perturbaciones realmente es el drama, el dolor humano que traen consigo. como has visto, debo decir que el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa en la ciudad de palm beach ha co

i'm lucy hockings., have been killed after a school bus crashed near bangkok. welcome to beirut. you live with bbc news and we are keeping you up—to—date with this fast—moving story in the middle east as early this morning israel launched a ground invasion into southern lebanon. the idf have been speaking in the last hour about that and we will tell you what they had a say in a second but they had a say in a second but they described it early this morning as a limited operation and they said it would be localised and targeted on specific areas of hezbollah infrastructure across the border in southern lebanon. in areas that threaten

lucie, out of st. lucie county after reports of multiple tornadoes tore through their live water rescues also we've been underway all throughout the morning. we're tracking all of this from the east coast of florida to the west coast of florida. >> we'll be right back got your whole life ahead of you focus on what matters which reliable medicare coverage from united health care that's right. >> james it is where are we going we're here investing in it is. >> were you in on this thing gets by huge james nasdaq, 100 innovators, one atf before investing carefully reading, consider funding that's been objectives, risks, charges expensive more in perspective, said invesco.com rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways what i'm protected with directv a wreck sv is the vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv. and people 60 years and older, rsv can be serious for those over 60 including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. >> but i'm protected. >> a wreck

lucie county. if you go southeast from where we are in atlanta. there is mobile home community for seniors that got hit with tornados yesterday afternoon. leading band of the storm was massive. everybody watches where the eye is going and try to make a projection, the eye was coming west to east. the area in st. lucie is on the other side of the state. we had more than 100 tornado warnings yesterday afternoon. you get tornados with hurricanes, two, three, five, more than 100 in a day is extraordinary. check with our meteorologist at fox, that might be a record. keep an eye on st. lucie, and where officials release information at daybreak. >> steve: looking live at flooding in the orlando area. screen right, you can see the bottom. thing about florida, they prepare ahead of time. they flew in generators, they have starlink and they do fences around hospitals and electric infrastructures so flooding doesn't knock them out. >> bill: great point. that is part of preparation the governor put in. he told his state to get raedz for seven direct hits. flo

was doing. easier for lucy letby to hide what she was doing-— she was doing.nquests are beginning in birmingham into the deaths of dozens of patients who were operated on by the disgraced surgeon ian paterson. he's serving a 20—year prison sentence after performing operations that were both unnecessary and unregulated. phil mackie reports. this is the disgraced surgeon ian paterson arriving at nottingham crown court for his trial. described as "charismatic and charming", jurors convicted him of 17 counts of wounding with intent and three of unlawful wounding, after carrying out unnecessary surgeries on nine women and one man. he was initiallyjailed for 15 years, but the sentence was later raised to 20 years after being found to be unduly lenient. he had worked at two private hospitals in and near birmingham and at an nhs hospital in solihull. a public inquiry found opportunities to stop him had been repeatedly missed. my report sets out what can only be described as wilful blindness in relation to paterson's behaviour and abhorrent clinical practice. paterson

otro tornado tuvo efectos fatales en port saint lucie, florida. confirmar la cantidad de fallecidos segÚn el alguacil. todavÍa estÁn activos los operativos de bÚsqueda y rescate. televisaunivision organizÓ dos foros para que votantes hispanos hagan preguntas a donald trump y kamala harris. el foro con donald trump serÁ el 16 de octubre. el foro con kamala harris serÁ maÑana en las vegas. vamos hasta las vegas y la Última informaciÓn. reportera: en las vegas, todo isto para el encuentro entre votantes latinos y kamala harris. y podrÁn hacerle preguntas de diversos temas. nevada aporta seis votos electorales, pero es uno de los estados del paÍs que son considerados como indecisos. >> nevada es un estado que no es azul ni rojo. reportera: en nevada, 20% de votantes son latinos y pueden decidir la elecciÓn. >> serÁ nuestra comunidad. reportera: las encuestas no da un favorito en nevada. algunos hispanos dicen en la calle lo que les preocupa. >> el aumento de la renta. ha subido demasiado. los salarios son bajos. >> la violencia. hay mucha violencia en

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lucy williamson, bbc news, the israel—lebanon border.he middle east is threatening to have major economic impacts, particularly when it comes to oil. the price of crude oil shot up 5% today after us presidentjoe biden told reporters the us was "discussing" the possibility of israel striking iran's oil industry, in response to tehran firing missiles at israel on tuesday. do you support israel striking iran's oil facilities, sir? - we're discussing that. i think that would be a little... anyway. joanne held cummings is adjunct professor and director of middle eastern studies at baylor university in waco, texas. she was previously a senior us diplomat with postings in iraq and yemen. years of having hezbollah sitting on our border, just waiting to do an october the 7th on us, but, you know, my son is in the army, and do we want our kids being in there slaughtered where hezbollah have been waiting for this for nearly 20 years? they've been waiting for us to go in. both israel's previous ground wars here began as limited incursions. the risks

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lucie county, florida. that's on the east coast of florida, 135 miles from where milton made landfall. this is all after multiple reports ports of tornadoes touching down and just ripping through the area. this morning, rescue teams are searching for people who may still be trapped in their homes, joining us right now on the phone as st. lucie county sheriff keith pearson. sheriff. thank you so much what is the latest on the damage that these tornadoes have brought your, as you can see on the doppler mitch mitchell is just now. >> are milton is just now off the coast of cape canaveral. we're still feeling the effects of the tropical storm winds with gusts up to 50 miles an hour on the ground however, are search and rescue teams are national guard or deputies he's fire district. we've been out throughout the entire night, check in all of these residents and rescue as many people as we can on getting reports back that we were able to get 25 people to safety. but unfortunately, i do have to report that we do h

lucie county. the sheriff says there have been multiple fatalities after a tornado tore through a retirement community. cnn meteorologist chad myers is in the weather center with the very latest on the storm's movement we talk about those those tornadoes in the fact that they were popping up early on chat, not where we were looking at the storm initially, that really i think had a lot of people sitting up and paying attention absolutely. >> i mean, typically, when you look at a something spinning out of a hurricane, it's waterspout that comes on land those were not waterspouts. those were ef-3s and maybe even an ef-4 tornado that was on the ground out of a super cell thunderstorm, just like you would see in the great plains, a very rare event and a tragic loss of life there in st. lucie county who will have to look at that tomorrow, of course, because they're not releasing anything to us today. then as you head winds out of the west at 107, that pushed the water into your community. so to punt a go

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this hey, it's lucy with the catch up.oving, and a smiling seal. first, people are preparing for hurricane milton as it closes in on florida. it's a category four storm and is expected to hit the tampa area with winds of up to 165mph. one of our catch up presenters is in washington — he sent us this. millions have been urged to evacuate, with the president saying it's a matter of life and death. residents who are refusing to leave have been told to write their names on their arms so they can be easily identified during recovery. that's how seriously officials are taking this. and it comes just days after storm helene tore through much of the same parts of florida, but this storm is forecast to be much worse. an update on yesterday's top story. a man has been arrested in dublin on suspicion of the murder of 22—year—old mary ward, who was found dead in south belfast earlier this month. the police say the investigation is progressing at pace. some other stories now. over the next year, nearly two thirds of us plan to buy some

with the latest from the northern border, here's lucy williamson.in lebanon. not just more destruction beirut. in south lebanon israel has flattened villages to beef up the invasion force the israelis are mobilising thousands more reservists. the prime minister binyamin netanyahu up near the lebanese border was briefed about the damage israel is doing to hezbollah. but now he must decide where this goes and where it might end. israel's challenges and divisions come together here. supporters and families of hostages taken by hamas gather to try to keep the names and plight of the missing top of the agenda. they're worried there is a different focus across the road in israel's military nerve centre. there is israel's military headquarters and they're making decisions to how to respond to iran's attack and here is the place where supporters of the israeli hostages in gaza have been holding a vigil and they are worried that a country fighting on multiple fronts will make the hostages a low priority. this dinner table has been waiting for the israelis he

lucy williamson, bbc news, the israel—lebanon border. fears tonight in the region as well after that iranians missile attack when more than 180 missiles were fired towards israel. israel vowed to respond and the expectation that will come after the jewish new year, so people are watching very closely in the coming hours and days to see what form that response will take when it comes and the further escalation that will mean for people here in the middle east. anna foster reporting from beirut. a metropolitan police officer has been charged over the death of an 81—year—old woman who was killed in a collision with a motorcycle that was part of an escort for the duchess of edinburgh. martine croxall is here. what more can you tell us? this relates to an incident in may last year and the woman who was killed in this incident was helen holland, who was 81. as you say, she was hit by a police motorbike in earl's court in west london and that motorbike was part of a royal escort for sophie, duchess of edinburgh. ms holland suffered serious inju

lucie. scott, thank you for being with us this morning. four people lost their lives from these tornadoes. what happened? >> yeah. so, as your meteorologist was discussing, there was a severe tornadic activity. we have not seen anything like that in this area. and i think those are very difficult to prepare for. we're used to preparing for hurricanes. when something like these tornadoes and so many of these tornadoes occur, it can be very difficult to prepare for that sort of sudden storm. so, it really was, you know, something that was unprecedented, but also incredibly sad and for those folks that have lost their lives and as well as folks whose homes and properties were damaged. >> indeed, how widespread and intense was the damage? >> so, i think what you've seen and we're still doing a lot of assessments in the city, as well as the st. lucie county, our partners there are still doing a lot of assessments. i think what you've seen is a lot of very localized damage. where as when we see a lot of hurricane damage typically, that seems mor

lucy williamson, bbc news, southern lebanon. all the updates on the bbc news website and app.ons league on saturday — three of them are finished. croatia beat scotland 2—1, in zagreb — the visitors thought they had equalised in the last few minutes, but their goal was ruled offside. it finished goaless between bulgaria and luxemborg. kosovo beat lithuania 2—1. another five matches are underway — you can keep up to date with the scores on the bbc sport website and app. chelsea have kept their perfect start to the defence of their women's superleague title with a 2—1 win player of the match colombia striker mayra ramirez opened the scoring in the fourth minute at the emirates with sandy baltimore doubling the champions lead with just over quarter of an hour gone. arsenal hit back through caitlin foord in the second half but couldn't find an equaliser, they remain sixth in the table with just one win in four matches.... proud of the heart shown. i give everything, the players give everything. new zealand are still in with a chance of making the women's t20 world cup semi—finals a

firstly let's hear from lucy.ve been hearing helicopters overhead for a while now and also the sound of artillery, some distance away, earlier, a series of loud explosions that we heard here close to the border as israel confirmed that it had launched what it's calling limited and targeted ground raids terrorist targets in the area. it's not clear at this stage what sort of scale form those raids are taking but we have witnessed a buildup of troops and tanks here at the border over the last few days, we saw a couple of dozen tanks by the main road, just earlier today, israel has been inflicting blow after blow on hezbollah for the past couple of weeks but any kind of ground invasion represents a new phase in this war, new risks for the israeli military and new risks for the region as well. lucy was talking about the buildup of tanks along the border. our correspondent anna foster is in beirut, and told me more about how things might develop. the momentum really gathered here over the few hours leading up to the an

lucy williamson there. let's speak to our security correspondent frank gardner.e prime minister benjamin netanyahu was actually in new york, from where he gave the order to carry out the assassination, it was preplanned, something the israelis had been drawing up plans for for israelis had been drawing up plans forfor some time, israelis had been drawing up plans for for some time, but the israelis released a photograph of their prime minister on the phone in his new york hotel room given the order to go ahead. that took several israeli air force jumping around 80 bunker busting bombs on a conflicts —— complex of high—rise apartment buildings in the southern suburbs of beirut, and that has always been called a hezbollah stronghold, certainly where they are contradicted, but it does been pummeled since then by israeli air strikes, so a huge amount as happened in that week. indeed, in the last six months. what we have seen to pull back and look at this in context, is that the shadow war that israel and iran have been fighting against each other for the last few yea

lucie county badly damaged, and most of the state right now under tornado watches.re i am, we've been seeing tropical storm wind gusts for the last couple of hours, and the rain is pouring in torrents here. the storm has dropped down to a category 3 in strength with sustained winds of 120 miles per hour, expected to hit the florida peninsula still as a major hurricane in a very short time from now and will generate a life-threatening storm surge of up to 13 feet in places. sail drone video shared by noaa showed waves in excess of 28 feet and wind gusts over 75 miles per hour 40 nautical miles from the storm's center. 12 million floridians are under flood watches tonight as we head into this evening, and conditions are getting so bad in some areas that first responders have had to pause operations. marissa parra is also here in tampa not far from me, and, marisa, what are you seeing? >> reporter: lester, it is hard to miss the rain bands and the wind gusts all around me. you can probably see behind me just how furiously that wind is blowing. those trees over there, t

lucy williamson, bbc news, the israel—lebanon border.ve is aaron david miller, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. welcome to you, aaron. always good to have you with us here on the programme. so as we just heard in that report from lucy, israel now having its third ground war with lebanon, and she was saying there in that report that these wars are hard to end. so what do you think? and i nope it's a difficult question. but what do you think israel's endgame is here? i mean, the endgame is clear — to push hezbollah, and most of its military infrastructure, north of the river, perhaps even further than that, in order to ensure that there are no cross—border incursions by hezbollah forces or that their high—trajectory weapons cannot, on a daily basis essentially, make life in israel intolerable. the problem, of course, is without a major military intervention, and the capacity to prevent hezbollah�*s return, it seems to me it's highly unlikely that the military operation the israelis have in train will be able

lucy williamson, bbc news, near herzliya.ntinues, the death toll is soaring. around 2,000 people have been killed in the past five weeks, and more than a million have been driven from their homes. the israel defence force says it is "operating against the hezbollah terrorist organisation, not the lebanese people," but the us has said that "civilian casualties have been far too high." our senior international correspondent orla guerin reports from beirut about one civilian victim, a two—year—old girl called ivana, who was badly wounded in the south. you may find orla's report distressing to watch. cries too small for the bed. too young for such pain. this is iva na. cries she has third degree burns on almost half her body. her father mohammad tries to comfort her. cries. bravo! this was ivana before the israeli airstrike, playing happily in a home video. her father says she looked like this, a normal baby. then the attack came on september 23rd without warning. all of her was black, he says. black. because of the missile dust.

lucy williamson, bbc news, the israel—lebanon border.ron david miller, seniorfellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. as we just heard there in that report from lucy, israel now having its third ground war with lebanon, and she was saying there in that report that these wars are hard to end. so what do you think? and i know it's a difficult question, but what do you think israel's endgame is here? the enduame israel's endgame is here? the endgame is — israel's endgame is here? the endgame is clear _ israel's endgame is here? the endgame is clear - _ israel's endgame is here? tue: endgame is clear — to israel's endgame is here? tte: endgame is clear — to push hezbollah, and most of its military infrastructure, north of the litani river, even perhaps further than that, toward the awali, in order to ensure that there are no cross—border incursions by hezbollah forces, or that their high—trajectory weapons cannot, on a daily basis, essentially make life in northern israel intolerable. the problem, of course, is that without

lucy this is what it is like all the way along this road.ally thick horrible mud this area but people have been trying to clear up, so you can see here, one of the gentlemen here at this electronics store, trying to get rid of some of that awful mud, that has inundated their properties, and you mentioned the concerns about the alerts, and i have to say, all of the people that we have spoken to here, said that the alerts came too late. they said they got them, and within half an hour the water was here and itjust wasn't half an hour the water was here and it just wasn't a half an hour the water was here and itjust wasn't a long enough period for them to do anything about it. they are also quite angry about the response since then. you can see the area here, locals are trying to do what they can, wheelbarrows being used to do things, but since the time i have been here i haven't seen many emergency services, yes there are police here, but the locals are saying they need food, they need water, there is no electricity in this area, people have b

lucy, i want to start with you. donald trump expected to take the stage.th jake traylor. j.d. vance, i mean, if he is setting the tone for what this rally is supposed to be like. you expect donald trump to take up the mantle and continue with that pretty aggressive tone? >> unfortunately i do not think we will see anything different from donald trump. i think we will see something even worse as we learned this week after j.d. vance took the debate stage, j.d. vance is supposed to present the kinder and gentler version of the chum campaign agenda. what you are hearing now and we heard, that is the kinder gentler version of this campaign. it is really unfortunate but whether it is the disinformation that donald trump and his allies are promoting amidst disaster relief efforts in north carolina or it is what we are seeing on stage at pennsylvania. it is so out of step with normal decency and what we would want to hear and what we want to see what americans come together. whether it is a disaster or the tragedy of an attempted assassination on donald trump i w

lucie county sheriff's office leveled by a tornado.ported 19 confirmed tornadoes and multiple deaths. we await details on that. janice dean, as you have been telling us for days, this is going to be a big storm and what do you think of the aftermath. >> well, if i could have a do over i would focus on the fact we could have tornadoes. we focused on the storm surge, very dangerous across the west coast. we focused very heavy rain, 18 i-in st. petersburg and focused on the hurricane-force winds. but we can see tropical tornadoes. the difference is it wasn't just a few. there were historic tornadoes and ones that you would typically see in the great planes, wedge tornadoes, violent tornadoes, i think that is the eye opener here. 126 most warnings issued statewide in a single day for florida. this was a prolific event and one that we don't see very often with hurricanes but usually you see a potential tornado outbreak when they're very strong. a lot of energy and deep tropical moisture and it felt so soupy across florida. this is something

lucy williamson, bbc news, in central israel.ned now by merissa khurma, director of the middle east programme at the wilson center first of all, what happens next after the strikes, if you could predict? i after the strikes, if you could redict? ~ , . predict? i think the statement ou 'ust predict? i think the statement you just made _ predict? i think the statement you just made by _ predict? i think the statement you just made by ayatollah i you just made by ayatollah khomeini, not necessarily downplaying the severity of the attacks on the damage made, but they seem to be milder than we have heard from him before. he did not actually call for retaliation and the foreign ministry in iran issued a statement that iran has a right to defend itself, which is what they always say but they also highlighted iran has a responsibility towards regional peace and security. if they do retaliate it will be through the proxies. it's an active war in lebanon and both hamas and hezbollah are heavily supported by iran so let's hope that what pre

my name is lucy hedges. i travel a lot and work on the move. a self—confessed digital nomad, and i love it. but i've left my laptop behind to find out more about the traditional nomads following a lifestyle that's been passed down for generations... goat bleats. ..beginning with those living in the capital, ulaanbaatar. i'll let rip at a throat singing lesson... guttural throat noise. ..toura unique tented suburb... this is unlike anything i've seen before. ..and cringe my way through some market bartering. his face says it all. sojoin me on my epic adventure from the city to the steppe. so, where are you from, man? i am from london. oh, wow, man. and this is my first time in mongolia. it's very exciting. so beautiful country, so beautiful city. young city, young people, you know. yeah, that's what i'm seeing so far. i'm starting myjourney in the capital, ulaanbaatar, or ub for short. it's home to around 1.6 million people, almost half of mongolia's entire population. god, i thought the traffic in london was bad. there's a lot of traffic here.