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that moment, but this is an unusual situation, and another interesting situation was in the city of marseilleto conduct prince igor, you know that this is an opera based on the chronicle of igor's tag and it was written by aleksandrovich borodin, but unfortunately... i was able to finish, and the problem always arises in the theater when the production is going on, the finale, i have conducted several versions of the finale in my time, so in marseille we could not find a good finale, and can you imagine, one day i fell asleep, i woke up and i had a dream about finishing this production, i 've never had anything like that again, do you always carry a baton with you, you know, no, i came with a pencil, why? i explained that firstly, i use it when preparing some of my projects, but besides, i conduct during rehearsals not with a baton, but with a pencil, why? this is because while conducting i don't want to stop the orchestra if i have some thoughts that i absolutely have to to record on the score, here i am conducting, the orchestra is playing, and i immediately mark in myself some important mo

and then there's really jo strikes and this is the center of marseilles for us. those are reported to the injured southern level known as being on the receiving end of new daily strikes by the is mainly military. an area is very drone strikes at the time of our boss, yet another title, southern level $72.00 people were injured and 5 attack photos and physically new daily attacks between israel and the levels homes onto the smaller of killed hundreds of people and forced tens of thousands from their homes are correspond with us. a vague was that this is the moment, the drones toys, mostly on the center of motors, large organ squared was hit by a parent is really drones right now. what we understand so far is that we believe a call was targeted. we're not sure of any faith. tell the people that there is blood on the flow, you can see them most and get away authorities. i had been looking through the day, we've just seen a call being taken away, a call that was headed to the authorities of also told us that we should so a clear the area. now this is the best commerc

about the finale, i have conducted in my time. several versions of the finale, for example , in marseilleou imagine, one day i fell asleep, woke up, and in my sleep i dreamed how i would finish this production, i have never had anything like this again, you always carry a conductor's baton with you, you know, but no, i here... came with a pencil, why? i explained that, firstly, i use it when preparing some of my projects, but besides, i conduct during rehearsals not with a baton, but with a pencil. why? this is connected with the fact that while conducting i don’t want to stop the orchestra if i have some thoughts that i definitely need to... record on the score, here i am conducting, the orchestra is playing, and i immediately mark some important moment in this in the sound of the orchestra, so that i can pay attention to it later attention, at concerts i always use a baton, but there are conductors who do not, you know the conductor valery gergiev, firstly... very nice, i answered your question, can you teach me how to conduct an orchestra? oh, listen, a wonderful question, can you stan

nketiah who came through the arsenal accademy, had been linked with a move to nottingham forest and marseilleow. thank you very much. let's return to the breaking news from the middle east — israel says its forces have rescued a hostage in the southern gaza strip. a government spokesperson said 52—year—old qaid farhan alkadi was recovered during "a complex rescue operation". these are the latest pictures we have of him being transferred to a hospital in israel for further checks. his condition is described as stable. ,, . ., ., checks. his condition is described as stable_ ,,., ., ., �* as stable. qaid farhan alkadi was rescued by _ as stable. qaid farhan alkadi was rescued by our— as stable. qaid farhan alkadi was rescued by our elite _ as stable. qaid farhan alkadi was rescued by our elite forces - as stable. qaid farhan alkadi was rescued by our elite forces in - as stable. qaid farhan alkadi was rescued by our elite forces in a i rescued by our elite forces in a complex operation in the southern gaza strip, no further details can be published due to the considerations of the safety of our

i asked him earlier whether you was still reluctant to let you clean file as long range marseilles into russia, as well from the beginning of the west, as wanted to be sure that it did not escalate a fight so quickly or so sharply that russia might behave them away, which would be a responsible at the very beginning of the 1st part of the food was talking about nuclear weapons that is going back and forth, sometimes bored, hot and cold on the uh, in 2022 children taking the promoting mortgage. i'm not the go notes here that put in was a little acquired or on that, but i think it's time is going on. we have seen increased escalation of equipment and the russians have not really responded in irrational or irresponsible wires. so for example, you recall, the germany was reluctant to supply the lever tech until the us supply the air by day one. that when it has a larger range artillery, other things have been supplied us far. russia may have escalated about as much as they can. now ukraine has hundreds of military targets in mind that wants to attack inside russia. what impact could that ha

pilzen. 0n premier league transfer deadline day, neal maupay has left everton tojoin 0lympique de marseille an obligation to buy the forward at the end of this season. maupay spent last season on loan with his former club brentford after making 32 appearances for the blues and scoring just one goal. you can get all the latest transfer deadliune day news on the bbc sport website and app. to the us open now, where there has been a shock early exit for the third seed carlos alcaraz, who has gone out in the second round to unseeded dutchman botic van de zandschulp. alcaraz was hoping to become the third man in history to win the french open, wimbledon and the us open you can get all the latest transfer deadliune day news however, the spaniard had a shaky start, losing the first set 6—1. he picked up in the second, but world number 7a van de zandschulp went on to win 7—5, and then 6—4 in the third for his highest—ranked win. the defeat ends alcaraz�*s 15—match winning run at grand slams. it was playing against the opponent, and i was playing against myself and my mind. a lot of emotions that i c

i'm hungry up, is it that he tells us it's not that 1st close shave just 2 months ago. crap marseilles hit the st. and he's a little less optimistic that his towns man and his wife don't want to take another chance. could you spell? you didn't work on that for sure. what will you just get childs and think what to do next? don't know what's going to rebuild all this now, so it's just unable to. if i have a mutual shift a single door, we have to leave all the items are on the way. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world at the shower. whitehouse and national security spokesman john kirby says gaza ceasefire talks in cairo, are making progress and will continue over the weekend. he said israel and the mos and need to come together and work toward implementation. the negotiations are being monitored by the us, egypt, and cutoff. who is the rebels? have released footage, showing a ship on fire, shang, it shows a tank or they attack a greek owned oil tanker which struck thursday in the red sea before 29.

they're wanting to do is use the west cruise massage or other british and german and french cruise, marseilles eventually on strikes, fields and other targets. i want to put that. so i'd, i'd like to put this into perspective when we conducted operations against iraq, there were 40000 stripe points. and that required a huge outcome paid to have effect, as it is unlikely, in any circumstances, the crates will have a nice thing like that capability. i give you an example, the british store shutters, they may or may not get the permission to use one or 200 of these. those will not cripple russia. however, they will make a political point and they'll put much of their apples at risk. the very least move it back right now of course are not allowed to do that. even if they, although we mustn't expect that, that's going to be a game changer. much like know, in the same way that no other weapon systems, how the game changes so far. i bridge that as of a thank you find like you got the us vice president come on the harris as arrived in chicago. all the national democratic convention which begins today.

nketiah, who came through the arsenal accademy, had been linked with a move to nottingham forest and marseillealympics is almost set to get under way and athletes have continued to arrive in the village ahead of the opening ceremony at place de la concorde on wednesday. paralympics gb have named theirflag bearers as seven—time paralympic wheelchair basketballer terry bywater and wheelchair tennis athlete lucy shuker, who herself will be competeing at her fifth games. both have spoken of their pride in leading out their nation, and the warm welcome they've received in paris. goose bumps, kind of, like, just super proud. i am super proud of being part of paralympics gb. 0bviously, coming into my seventh game is kind of crazy. 2a years ago it all started in sydney and then to be named the flag bearer, it genuinely is a dream come true. we have had a fantastic welcome from paris, the village is superb, everyone is raring to go and now you can see the excitement in the village, there is a vibrant buzz going around, especially paralympics gb, yeah, we are ready, we are ready to go. like, it's mind b

she finished ahead three gold after an impressive victory in marseille, she finished ahead three ofkyo. israel�*s sharon kantor took silver. maggetti�*s gold is her first olympic medal — having finished fourth at the last games. south korea are having a great olympics so far, and have another gold. this is their 8th in paris so far withjiin yang winning the women�*s 25—metre pistol in the shooting. france took silver, with hungary winning bronze. at roland garros, the first of the singles�* gold medals will be handed out later when china�*s zheng qinwen takes on croatia�*s donna vekic in the women�*s final while in the men�*s doubles, it was australia�*s matthew ebden and john peers that came out on top, coming from a set down to beat the american pair of austin krajicek and rajeev ram in the match tiebreak. ebden and peers winning australia�*s first gold in tennis in 28 years. to the athetics at the stade de france, and there was an impressive showing from team gb�*s louie hinchcliffe in the men�*s 100 metre heats making his olympic debut, the 22—year—old edged out american world c

marseille's 32-year-old french right-back jonathan klaas has joined france's nice despite offers from manchester united, napoli and villa. emile smead, arsenal's youth striker , went to fulham in a transfer worth 35 million pounds. this 24 -year-old english striker has played in all age groups of the english national team. real sociedad to replace mikel. the first training camp of the national skating team to participate in the italian world championships was held . our team is preparing for the world championships . our preparation is very high. it's good, omid god, as i said that we can do nalim and we are at the world level with the records that you have tested. we hit it very well, and our time performance is also very good. they are an easy way to wear the national team jersey. i didn't have children . i went through the entry period of the national team and the selection period in which we set records. the records that are set at the world level. we don't have one or two rivals, there are very powerful countries, among them are european countries, south american countries are re

this mp from marseille was expelled from parliament for supporting palestine.osts were in farcy, not french, nor english. yet they claimed i was dangerous to french security and needed to be expelled urgently. wondered how i could be a threat to french security without having a single french follower, writing a word in french or receiving any likes or comments from french people. that's all you said, this showed that the case against me was just a pretext, likely aimed at pressuring and scaring those active on social media. the message seemed to be that if you write anything against the zionist regime, even in a non-english or non. can stop them? well, hired a lawyer. it was clear needed a lawyer. emergency deportation order had been issued for me, meaning i was supposed to be deported quickly. however, they transferred me to a prison in mats under the supervision of the french ministry of interior. this prison was for people without identity documents. i was the only one there with the clear identity. the others were undocumented immigrants considered too dang

the facility is being built near marseille.ientific and technical project is the largest in modern history. russia is actively involved in its implementation, enterprises rosatom, the institute of the russian academy of sciences, the kurchatov institute, as well as the country's leading research and production centers, have been commissioned to manufacture twenty-five systems of the future installation. this is an international project, the first international project for the company, our team is very interested in developing its competencies , including on the international market. thermonuclear fusion is an inexhaustible source of energy and an international team, including russia , is participating in this unique project, the largest construction in the world, itr, and thermonuclear fusion is the energy of the future, it is the management of the sun in a bottle. special welding methods, special control methods were mastered, which allowed us to manufacture the units of this stand and perform - control, report to the regulato

the discipline, in marseille.pline, which sees competitors fly above the water at up to 40 knots, powered by huge kites , is making powered by huge kites, is making its games debut this year. 27 year old aldridge, from dorset, powered her way to gold by winning both races in the final series. earlier today. well, those are your latest gb news headunes those are your latest gb news headlines for now i'm cameron walker. now it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> keir starmer claimed victory today after those seemingly mythical 100 far right riots never happened. >> he had police deployed in numbers in the right places, giving reassurance to communities. we were able to demonstrate the criminal justice system working speedily. so yesterday you saw the sentencing of individuals who had been involved in disorder days ago, some of them getting sentences as long as three

be canceled, but several pro-palestinian associations in different cities of france , including marseille bordeaux, and especially in the east of france, are going to hold large-scale demonstrations and announce the most important thing they want to announce. in these protests, it is that the disgrace that the french government and the world olympic committee call on the presence of representatives of the zionist regime, who are still breathing during the olympics, is that the olympics , which are over, at least for the paralympics, are ahead of them. the presence of representatives of the zionist regime in the paralympics thank you mr. shahrvar hosseini and we hope that you will have more news about the medal award like last night. well, let's go back to mr. yari and hassan's wrestling, since we aired my report, we can talk about it again before the olympics and at the same time when hassan operated , mr. debir said that shoulder surgery is really difficult in the world , not only for now, our doctors, all doctors do surgery. they do it. it is difficult for an athlete to return to compet

the facility is being built near marseille.fic and technical project is the largest in modern history. russia is actively involved in its implementation. an enterprise of the state corporation rosatom, an institute of the russian academy of sciences, kurchatov. a lot, the special services worked together with the investigative committee, according to law enforcement officers, sobchuk in 2006 in primorsky krai formed a gold mining company company, transferred a number of infrastructure facilities into private ownership. yegor grigoriev has details of the high-profile case. a two-story cottage, of course, with a crystal chandelier and gold decor, made of the highest quality materials: a telescope, numerous bull figurines, symbols of power and unstoppability, and its owner certainly has plenty in the safe, jewelry with precious stones, a collection of watches on the bedside table, a photo of the owner of the house, sergei sobchuk, next to icons, in primorsky krai he was really once considered a celestial being, in 2006. the chairm

half of poole harbour have come to marseille. it's quite a moment! it's so nice. the north—east of england is one of the areas that's been affected, and today the newcastle manager had this message. newcastle, as you say, is my home, and no—one i think associated with newcastle united wants to see any trouble at the weekend in the streets. newcastle is an amazing place with great people. ijust hope there's no conversation, there's no aggressive scenes. we want to promote inclusivity for everyone connected with newcastle, and we want to see the place respected how it should be. defending men's hundred champions 0val invincibles have overtaken southern brave to go top of the table after beating them by six wickets. brave reached 118—8 in their 100 deliveries in south london, but 46 from 29 balls forjordan cox helped steer invincibles to a comfortable victory. earlier, danni wyatt top—scored for southern brave women with a6, as the bottom side chased down their rain—reduced victory target of 80 to beat invincibles. both games between welsh fire and northern superchar

the discipline, which marseille.iscipline, which sees competitors fly above the water at up to 40 knots, powered by huge kites, is making its games debut. 27 year old aldridge, from dorset, powered her way to golds by winning both races in the final series. today well, those are your latest gb news headlines i'm cameron walker, back to michelle for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. >> sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> thanks very much for that, cameron. i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you until 7:00 tonight alongside me. i've got my panel. ben habib, the former deputy leader of reform uk, and tom buick, the visiting professor of education at the university at staffordshire. good evening gents, to both of you. you're very welcome tonight and you know the drill . you're and you know the drill. you're equally welcome on my programme. your views are very, very welcome. you can get in touch all the usual ways y

another attack on the paris-marseille line was foiled. 29 in july, the movement of all trains was restored, french interior minister gérald armanen said that france is inclined to the possibility that far-left extremists are behind the sabotage of the railways, on the eve of the opening ceremony of the olympic games, reported in reuters. we have defined several profiles. people, dermanin told a french tv channel, adding that the sabotage had the characteristics of far-left groups. the large-scale sabotage that literally chained france after the opening of the paris olympics also testifies to the failure of french counterintelligence, although the day before, a russian agent working undercover was detained... a chef in a michelin chain restaurant with the last name gryazno in french counter-intelligence failed to prevent acts of sabotage and sabotage. did the french leftists participate in them independently? a question to which the french investigation should give an answer. however, it cannot be ruled out that they acted under the direction of the russian special services. so far, the sum

they're wanting to do is use the west cruise missiles or other british and german and french cruise, marseilles eventually on strikes, fields and other targets. i want to put that. so i'd like to put this into perspective when we conducted operations against iraq, there was $40000.00 stripe points that required a huge to come pay to have effects. it is unlikely in any circumstances that you crate is, will have anything like that capability. it could be as an example, the british store shutters, they may or may not get the permission to use one or 200 of these. those will not cripple russia. however, they will make a political point and they'll put much of that raffle shot record. the very least move it back right now of course are not allowed to do that. even if they all died, we mustn't expect that. that's going to be a game changer. much like know in a safe way to no other weapon systems. how big game changes. so far, frank edwards, the as of a, thank you fine. i think you've got the office student protests in bangladesh. go down the government that earlier this month, many police officers ab

another attack on the paris-marseille line was foiled.n july 29, all trains resumed service, and french interior minister gérald darmanen said france was leaning toward the possibility that far-left extremists were on the loose. for railroad sabotage on the eve of the opening ceremony of the olympic games, reuters reported. we identified the profiles of several people, dermanin told a french tv channel, adding that the sabotage had the characteristics of far-left groups. large-scale sabotage, which literally chained france after the opening of the paris olympics, also testifies to the failure of french counterintelligence. although a russian agent was detained the day before, who worked under the cover of a chef in a michelin chain restaurant, with the surname gryazno, in the french counter-report it was not possible to prevent actions of sabotage and sabotage. whether the french leftists participated in them independently is a question to which the french investigation must give an answer. however, it cannot be ruled out that they acted

another attack on the paris-marseille line was foiled.9, the movement of all trains was restored, french interior minister gérald armanen said that france is inclined to the possibility ... that far-left extremists are behind the sabotage of the railways on the eve of the opening ceremony of the olympic games, reported in reuters. we identified the profiles of several people - dermanein said to the french tv channel, adding that the sabotage had signs of far-left groups. large-scale sabotage that literally shackled france after the opening of the paris olympics. they also testify. about the failure of french counterintelligence, although a russian agent who worked under the cover of a chef in a michelin chain restaurant, with the surname gryaznov, was detained the day before, french counterintelligence did not manage to prevent acts of sabotage and sabotage. whether the french leftists independently joined the participation in them is a question to which the french must give an answer investigation. however, no... it can be ruled out that

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such as lille in the north, bordeaux in the west and'. in the east, another attack on the paris, marseilleoiled. on july 29 , the movement of all trains was resumed. french interior minister gérald darmanen said france is leaning towards the possibility that far-left extremists are behind sabotage on the railway ahead of the opening ceremony of the olympic games, reuters reported. we identified the profiles of several people - said darman to a french tv channel, adding that the sabotage had signs of an end. leftist groups large-scale sabotage that literally chained france after the opening of the paris olympics, also testify to the failure of french counter-intelligence, although the day before, a russian agent who worked under the guise of a chef in a michelin chain restaurant, with the surname gryaznov, was detained by french control. it was not possible to prevent actions of sabotage and sabotage. whether the french leftists independently participated in them is a question to which the french investigation must give an answer. however, it cannot be ruled out that they acted under the le

we then took a flight directly over to marseille. >> reporter: greco heads on vacation later this monthsays business is looking better for this fall. >> i'm not too worried about the summer being quiet because i think my last quarter will be fine. it'll make up for it. >> reporter: it's not unusual for host cities to see a drop in tourism in the year of it games, but some like london and barcelona saw a jump in the years immediately afterwards. having spent $12 billion on these games, paris will be hoping the boom is on its way. elaine cobbe, cbs news, paris. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news", after more than 50 years on the road, a new detour for aerosmith. r degenera, can irreversibly damage your vision. it can progress faster than you think. when ga threatens your eyes, take a stand. slow ga with syfovre. syfovre is an eye injection that was proven to slow damaging lesion growth over 2 years with increasing effect over time. it's the only fda-approved treatment to slow ga in as few as 6 doses per year. don't take syfovre if you have an infection, or active swelling in or arou

i'm french cruise, marseilles eventually on strikes, fields and other targets. i want to put that. so i'd like to put this into perspective when we conducted operations against iraq, there were $40000.00 stripe points that required a huge to come pay to have effect. it is unlikely in any circumstances that the credit is, will have anything like that capability. it could be as an example, the british store shutters, they may or may not get the permission to use one or 200 of these. those will not cripple russia. however, they will make a political point and they'll put much of their apples at risk for the very least, move it back right now of course, and also allowed to do that. even if they, although we mustn't expect that, that's going to be a game changer. much like know, in the same way that no other weapon systems, how big game changes so far. i wish that as of a thank you. fine. split out the office student protests in bangladesh. go down the government that earlier this month, many police officers abandoned their posts. they fit reprisals from the movement that they have trie

this woman is celebrating winning in marseille.majestic gold, her first olympic medal having finished fourth at the last games. wallen gallas, —— at roland garros, the chinese competitive rest of the remaining competitive. in the men's double, they beat the american pair. it is australia boss macver frescoed in tennis in 28 years. —— it is australia's frescoed in 28 years. the americans one god. the ioc president thomas bach, has defended the participation of algerian boxer imane khelif, and taiwan's lin yu—ting, in the women's category, at the olympics. both have been cleared to compete, having been disqualified from last year's women's world championships, after they were said to have failed gender eligibility tests. khelif, is due to fight hungarian boxer, anna luca hamori, in the quarterfinals of the 66 kilogram competition later on saturday. we have to boxes who have been raised as women who has a passport as a woman, and this is the clear definition of a woman. there was an —— never any doubt about them being women. what we h

we have got the women speak climb, sailing down in marseille, track cycling, weightlifting and artistice simpering —— but i swimming event, which was actually being called the synchronised swimming in years gone by. we very glad for today's events. for my permission, please go to the bbc news website.— bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on _ bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on that _ bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on that later. _ bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on that later. they - bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on that later. they use . bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on that later. they use it| lots more on that later. they use it as a eat dog world out there. and this has been the case, it seems, for an australian quality. an australian man has been charged with stealing limited edition coins worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. here is whatjoseph doueihi, new south wales detective superintendent, said about the case. we have investigated the effects of what we know to be 60,000 coins from the storage fa

at least the people being county officials that ukraine had defensive shut down 5 marseilles and 16th attacked drums inside the fellow's mondays. ariel bombardments of ukraine. biggest in system of next on dw, in good shape, no said how to elevate your mood and find the balance with your mental health by asking for help. that's next. i'll be back at the top. the, i'm good, the, the in good shape being in a good mood and a bad votes are part of a healthy life. how do we maintain positive disposition? how do we protect our mental state from being knocked off kilter, valuable tips for our psychological well being. in good shape. next on d, w, the targeting civilians, how russian drugs terrorized a ukrainian city. what's behind and why are russian forces doing this? our team comes across and outrages claim and decides to investigate. close in 45 minutes on d, w, the this shadows these costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed the scorched coast farms and destroyed livestock. what is the legacy of this wide spread race

and congressman david is district palmdale in congressman garcia's district in marseille. congressman john, to our taste district showing up in the asian community showing up in the latino community, making sure we're communicating year-round with all of these voters doing so she says will be key in a handful of close congressional races across california that could ultimately determine which party takes control of the u.s. house. >> of representatives. we are the road to the house majority. we're not just going to hold onto the house majority. hear that. but what we're going to do is we're going focus on growing. the house majority were going on the offense and 3 additional seats. and we're looking forward to being a major player on the national scene. we reached out to the california democratic party for a response but did not hear back as of news time. >> reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> a tropical storm is expected to deliver strong winds and heavy rain to hawaii this weekend as his passes south of the island chain. the storm bringing bac

one of the marseilles hit the car directly. the authorities have since taken away the car. the 2nd, if you see this whole on the ground, this was the 2nd of this house strike. the 3rd one landed on top of this building. so this target to the assassination attempt in a residential area. you can see broken glass everywhere, people are in a state of shock even though that these, you know, these killings, these targeted killings have become a near daily occurrence. but what is clear is that to, you know, israel is acting with little restraint. now what we understand about the target he survived of with minor injuries. he's believed to be a member of the palestinian movement. how mosque now? what is? well, strategy has been and, and recent weeks and recent months, really since the confrontation with has blog began along the border is target commanders and fighters belonging to as below or belonging to palace, been in groups i lived with, has below all these groups involved in armed risk the resistance against as well. so as you can see, a residential neighborhood, which means th

you can see it, we're just showing that there's previous pictures of those marseilles going up a perhaps being intercepted by his rails in dime. and we have a picture of tel aviv with a something coming up or quiet that where exactly in southern lebanon on zane a did the strikes take place just focused on the job for you. and what's actually happening on the board at because obviously these tit for tat attacks have, have displaced a lot of the population that yes, a 5 kilometer deep stretch of territory. along the 120 kilometer board. there is basically a military zone. anything that moves there will be hit village. these are villages which are now t populated. but where hezbollah still operates from israel has repeatedly hit these villages in, in the past 10 months. and this strikes, some of these strikes were in the front line of villages, deeper inside 11 on a there are still people who remain not many. but there are still some people who remain in recent weeks in the killing. the flood shocker and hezbollah has promised promises of, of retaliation. we've seen an 8 percent increase of

had been injured in a suspected rocket attack on an air base housing us troops in western iraq to marseilles, hit the and our son base in onboard problems. the fuel supply station inside the base called fire police or the rockets were launched from a truck by one of the one that has more from the capital bank that and once again i in an admitted c. b, as in west of, in the iraq is attacked by a rockets. the pentagon says that a number of us ministry individuals was injured in the attack and they were transferred to the field hospital to, to receive medical treatment inside the base. meanwhile, iraqi security forces had been deployed in the area and search for the suspects. they say they found a pickup truck, with a rocket launcher mounted on top of it. they also found a number of unexploded rockets in the pick up a truck. this is the 2nd time i said the admitted to the base is attacked by rockets within 10 days. and this comes as tension. it is rising in the region. it between it you want and as well for the nation of us main honey. a into that on, on wednesdays made any of the political lea

a stunning version of the marseilles and the raising of the french flag.head of the paralympics delivered an impassioned appeal for inclusivity. viva la france! leave bird la revolution! and with that the french president emmanuel macron declared the games open. 0rganisers declared the games open. 0rganisers declared this game is the most spectacular ever. they are certainly getting off to a spectacular start. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. 0ur disability correspondent nikki fox is in paris tonight. there are 11 days of sporting competition ahead, what can we expect? much like the olympics, the city's most iconic landmarks will form a backdrop to these games but the real test will be how the hundreds of thousands of expected disabled fans will get around the city. we were here a month ago and charities were telling us they were concerned. money has been spent on making sure all the buses and trams are accessible, there are shuttle buses taking people to and from the venues and lots more accessible taxis. we also know because it was announced this week that t

all. the sailing team is in marseille. best time. i cannot speakfor_ in. have the best time. i cannot speak for everyone _ in. have the best time. i cannot speak for everyone but - in. have the best time. i cannot speak for everyone but i - in. have the best time. i cannot speak for everyone but i think i in. have the best time. i cannot i speak for everyone but i think you are very cool. especially with a gold medal around your neck. you have made us proud with being the inaugural olympic champion in kite. you deserve it and we are thrilled to bits. thank you. safe trip to paris for the closing ceremony, of course. enjoy. mike bushell has tried every sport. kite surfing you start on land in a kite buggy before you take to the water. kite surfing is fun. another gold medal. first, find out what is happening where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm alison earle. a search is under way to find a retired doctorfrom hertfordshire, who went missing while hiking in the french pyrenees. tom doherty from st albans, seen her

and in marseille, she was flying. a disappointing regatta in what's traditionally been one of britain's strongest sports. so, could aldridge believe it? nor - it's crazy. and there was more medal success in another sport where speed is of the essence. having been part of the sprint team that won gold on monday, emma finucane and katy marchant reached the final of the keirin. young welsh rider finucane was bidding to become the first british woman ever to win triple gold at a single olympics, but could only manage third place in a race won by new zealand's ellesse andrews. marchant finishing fourth. so, emma finucane unable to add to her gold medal early in the week. she has to make do with bronze here. but nonetheless, that is a fifth medal now for team gb here in the velodrome this week. to get a bronze medal, - it literally feels like gold to me, because i left everything out- on that track, and if you told me a year ago i'd be coming. to the olympics and getting a gold in the team sprint and then a bronze in the ke

and in marseille, she was flying.'s traditionally been one of britain's strongest sports. so, could aldridge believe it? no! it's crazy. and there was more medal success in another sport where speed is of the essence. having been part of the sprint team that won gold on monday, emma finucane and katy marchant rached the final of the keirin. young welsh rider finucane was bidding to become the first british woman ever to win triple gold at a single olympics, but could only manage third place in a race won by new zealand's ellesse andrews. marchant finishing fourth. so, emma finucane unable to add to her gold medal early in the week. she has to make do with bronze here. but nonetheless, that is a fifth medal now for team gb here in the velodrome this week. to get a bronze medal, it literally feels like gold to me, because i left everything out on that track, and if you told me a year ago i'd be coming to the olympics and getting a gold in the team sprint and then a bronze in the keirin, i would be like, no way. but here

and on the seas of marseille, she was flying. kite. so, ellie, can you believe it? no! it's crazy. anna burnet and john gimson were well placed in the sailing, but the soon—to—be—married couple were feeling something blue. disqualified in the final race for crossing the start line too soon. so proud of this week, how we sailed. and, yeah, we made one mistake and its cost us an olympic medal. so you can imagine we're pretty broken. katarina johnson—thompson knows that feeling, chasing herfirst medal in her fourth games. a solid start in the hurdles was followed by a huge leap forwards and up in the highjump. kat goes clear! 1.92. she is delighted. wow. the world champion currently leads. in the grand palais, under the beauty lies something more brutal. as tough as it gets forjadejones, the two—time taekwondo champion beaten in the first round for the second game is running. bradly sinden, meanwhile, could still get bronze. jack laugher�*s olympics ended with a splash. only a big one. oh, no, no, no! he was a medallist in this even

nketiah who came through the arsenal accademy, had been linked with a move to nottingham forest and marseillefor now. thanks very much. let's return to our breaking news from the middle east, the hostage release we have heard about. these are the pictures of that 52—year—old qaid farhan alkadi, in his hospital bed, rescued, the israeli authorities said, after a complex rescue operation. big smiles from him in his hospital bed but also the family and medical teams him, his hospital bed but also the family and medicalteams him, his his hospital bed but also the family and medical teams him, his condition is described as stable and we heard more from the hospital itself. we heard a statement in the last little while from the ceo of that hospital. i am ceo of the medical centre, i am happy to inform you that today in the afternoon we received mr qaid farhan alkadi, who was returned captive from hamas tunnels, and was released from captivity, arriving by helicopter. he underwent an initial evaluation in our emergency department. he appears to be in general good condition but will require another d

up to a0 knots powered by huge kites. 27—year—old aldridge won both races in the final series in marseilles ahead of france and the netherlands. while the heptathlon won't be decided today, great britain's katarina johnson—thompson has made a brilliant start to her fourth olympics. she's top of the standings after two of the seven disciplines — with two more events to come today, the shot put and 200 metres later this evening. the highjump is one of her strongest disciplines and she cleared 1 metre 92, as did herfierce rival nafi thiam, the two—time 0lympic champion. that put kjt top of the standings 2a points ahead of the belgian. we've had the heats for the 4x100 metres relay, and both great britain's men and women have made it into theirfinals. the women won their heat. the men's team ofjeremiah azu, louie hinchliffe, richard kilty and nethaneel mitchell—blake were third behind favourites the usa. but the big shock is that jamaica have missed out, finishing fourth in their heat after messing up their baton changes. the first gold of the day came in the women's 10k marathon swim. this eve

italy's marta maggetti is celebrating winning windsurfing gold after an impressive victory in marseilletook silver. maggetti's gold is her first olympic medal — having finished fourth at the last games. in the last half hour, germany have won gold in the equestrian team dressage event at the chateau de versailles. they edged out denmark to defend their title from tokyo, their third straight gold medal in this event. the great britain trio of carl hester, lottie fry and becky moody won the bronze, putting behind a turbulent build—up that saw moody replace charlotte dujardin on the eve of the games. at roland garros, the first of the singles' gold medals will be handed out later when china's zheng qinwen takes on croatia's donna vekic in the women's 0lympic final, while in the men's doubles, it was australia's matthew ebden and john peers that came out on top, coming from a set down to beat the american pair of austin krajicek and rajeev ram in the match tiebreak. ebden and peers winning australia's first gold in tennis in 28 years. the americans won bronze. to the athetics at the stade d