the raging fires in the middle _ now stop. the raging fires in the middle east _ now stop.re - now stop. the raging fires in the middle east are fast - the middle east are fast becoming an inferno. exactly one week ago, i briefed the security council about the alarming situation in lebanon. since then, ends have gone from bad to much, much worse. as i told the council last week, the blue line has intentions for years, but since october exchanges of fire have expanded in scope, depth, and intensity. i stated that almost daily exchanges of fire by hezbollah and other groups in lebanon and the israel defense forces are in repeated violation of security council resolution 1701. i emphasise that the daily use of weapons by non—state armed groups is in violation of security council resolutions 15 59 and 1701. and i stress serenity must be respected and the lebanese state must have for control of weapons throughout lebanon. —— software nitty must be respected.— software nitty must be respected. software nitty must be resected. ,, ., ., . ~ respected. the missile attack on israel y

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much more on the middle east. much more on the middle east. much more on the middle east to come.tter dispute for over half a century, but now britain has agreed to hand over sovereignty of the remote but strategically important chagos islands to mauritius. the chagos archipelago is made up of over 60 islands. they lie in the indian ocean, 1,000 miles south of the indian subcontinent. the handover will include the island of diego garcia, home to a crucial american military base which the united states will retain. 0ur correspondent andrew harding reports. a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean. british, for now, but after today's agreement, not for much longer. the chagos islands are all uninhabited, save for one, an important one, diego garcia. it is home to a big and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius, but crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our a

they want to change the middle east. they've never had a criminal intention in this field. israel proved it's criminal intention and did not hide the murderous criminal. when he says he wants to change the middle east, he was not threatened. he's a criminal killer fugitive from the only speaks the language of killing. but how can i make peace and security with me while you kill me every day? this is a strange mind. this is really strange. do you only understand the language of power and why does some of rent and me sounds were launched and with a small number of me south, not more than 200. so what is that you ran is dropped thousands of the south and we'll talk about what time the americans also helping these rarely response to wrong up above that as i hold supplies and also they want to help, but only in a technical way in a broad way it depends on the account is american. now, in the months time going to elections and able to start to regional war will america now be able to abandon these homes needs basis fits around

east.— year and is spreading across the middle east. . ., ., , middle east.w to middle east. thanks for “oining us. nowto newt middle east. thanks for “oining us. now to new york. h sarah, what have the americans been saying tonight? we heard from president biden a few minutes_ we heard from president biden a few minutes ago and he said the attack had been _ minutes ago and he said the attack had been ineffective and defeated and that _ had been ineffective and defeated and that he had instructed the us military— and that he had instructed the us military to — and that he had instructed the us military to assist in the defence of israel. _ military to assist in the defence of israel. and — military to assist in the defence of israel, and us naval destroyers fired _ israel, and us naval destroyers fired about a dozen interceptors at the iranian— fired about a dozen interceptors at the iranian missiles. president biden— the iranian missiles. president biden and _ the iranian missiles. president biden and kamala harris watched from washington and no doubt presid

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talked me throu~h in the middle east. talked me through where _ in the middle east. east. talked me through where the road - in the middle east. talked me through where the road to - in the middle east. talked me i through where the road to some sort of diplomatic solution is going to come from. it’s going to come from. it's interesting _ going to come from. it's interesting we _ going to come from. it's interesting we were - going to come from. it�*s interesting we were talking about events in new york and the united nations, we have united nation security council resolution on the books that should address the two prime concerns for that in addition to widespread condemnation of the attack that iran mounted last night, which was unprecedented. many of my israeli and palestinian colleagues were terrified. the other two main developments, the ongoing one year long war in the gaza strip we had it security council resolution in june that should guarantee a cease—fire and a release of hostages if it is implemented. we have a un security council resolution 1701 that's be

we will attack with force tonight throughout the middle east. the official statement of these really, the army says, as you remember, israel has recently been fighting a multiple friends attacking what 8, called tara targets and g as in lab, and on also in syria, and as far as in yeah, man and the message that these really military and political leadership has been sending this recent weeks was that we will reach israel's atom is no matter how far they are, even if it needs to fly around 2000 kilometers, they will be capable doing that. that was about. yeah. and then earlier in tuesday, iran launched an unprecedented defensive against israel, which report suggests that these roles, military facilities were primary targets including the military headquarters in tell of even a strategic military intelligence phase. the gas rigs, indeed in the mediterranean, were also targeted. what we hear officially that no damage to any of that was reported so far is really the armies folks person danielle had gary has said that the countries air defenses shot d

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the middle east, on the threshold of a big war. what will be tel aviv's response after iran's massive attack? iran calls on the mission to intervene, while the head of the israeli foreign ministry declared nongrata the un general of the day. the flight is restricted, the airspace of israel, iran and iraq is temporarily banned for russian aircraft. rossofiatsiya has accused, announced recommendations for flights to the middle east. the board of the russian delegation headed by deputy prime minister chernyshenko, who was flying to qatar, was forced to change its route and return to moscow. they were afraid of our valentin's direct questions bogdanov, the head of the new york bureau of vgtrk, was effectively deprived of accreditation, only for doing his job. are direct negotiations with russia's participation necessary? don't touch me, i'm a un correspondent, don't touch me. this is how a russian journalist was pushed away during a press conference by the head of the german foreign ministry. this is how the guards are afraid of bervok

i feel i can trust them with middle-class issues and build the country from the middle class out. trust them. >> the fact that the vice president picked the minnesota governor, did that help you with the perception you have of them? >> no, i did not know any of the dp candidates except buttigieg. but seeing him and listening to who him, i think he's just like me. a regular guy like me. >> ok. here is a republican in grand fourth, north dakota. hello, peter. >> i'm really interested to see how people lay out their policies. i'm torn about who to vote for because i'm not really a jd vance supporter. but i think if harris -- >> we are going to move on from peter. let me show you the debate rules. this is what cbs laid out. this is a 90 minute debates. there are two breaks at four minutes each. there's no audience similar to the previous debate. only moderators ask questions and candidates stay behind podiums. senator vance will be on stage right. also, no props or prewritten notes are allowed. a pen, pad of paper it, and water are provided to the candidate. no topics or questions hav

east.— in the middle east. in the middle east. and we saw that play out — in the middle east. and we saw that play out this _ in the middle east. and we saw that play out this week, - that play out this week, overshadowing some of the more positive economic data. we saw the us service sector expanding at the fastest pace since february 2023. it was above 50, that signals expansion. they were stronger business activities. it suggests the economy was it was on a stronger footing economy was it was on a strongerfooting in economy was it was on a stronger footing in the third quarter but this was in stark contrast to the manufacturing figures this week that saw six months of straight contraction. with all these mixed signals in the economy, we can expect a lot of volatility and i spoke to a consultant at edward jones and she said that investors should lead lee mcqueen into this volatility to find opportunities. —— should lean into this volatility. we are moving quite nicely thus far this year in the s&p 500. we're

rosaviatsia updated its recommendations for flights to the middle east. the board of the russian delegation headed by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko, who was flying to kator, was forced to return to moscow. they were afraid of direct questions, our valentin bogdanov, the head of the new york bureau of the state television and radio broadcasting company, was effectively deprived of accreditation at the un, just because he was doing his job. are they necessary? direct negotiations with russia's participation. don't touch me, i'm a un correspondent, don't touch me. this is how a russian journalist was pushed away during a press conference by the head of the german foreign ministry. what are berbak and her so afraid of? guards, valentin bogdanov from new york will tell. verkhnekamskaya in the dpr is under russian control. over the past 24 hours , the enemy's losses in the svo are more than 2. as well as western armored vehicles, and how the situation is developing on the fronts, we are waiting for an official statement from the ministry of defense.

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new middle east. well, this did not happen. hezbollah's resistance, hezbollah's victory, all these issues. he equalized his role, but from that time until now, this process has continued, this plan, these assassinations, this design, and this excuse was given so that inspection groups and fact-finding groups from international organizations enter lebanon and plow lebanon. in terms of information, this is the result of the information that they gave at that time government representatives of official international organizations to obtain. taking all this and now they are implementing it is the problem. in my opinion , the leaders of all the palestinian groups without exception were assassinated throughout the history of anti-zionist campaigns, but the palestinians were stronger. the appearance of the anti-zionist movement was stronger with these assassinations, in my opinion. the movement and resistance will not be replaced. it will continue, mr. doctor, i know you want more time to summarize, but we h

happens in america matters in the middle east.me to americast. hello, it's sarah, and i'm in the bbc�*s bureau in washington, dc. and it's justin in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london, england. it is such a big question, isn't it, whether or not the american election is affecting the events in the middle east, and vice versa, whether they will affect the outcome of the election? and a fascinating one, i think. we often say that foreign policy doesn't really impact on us elections, but i wonder if this is creating enough background noise that it will get into people's heads. i don't think anyone is going to go to the battles thinking i do or do not agree with the administration's policy on precisely the two state solution between israel and palestine, but i do think it creates an atmosphere that will influence people's thinking. so if we're answering that question first, do events in the middle east affect the american election before we get to looking at it the other way around? i think they do. i mean, the classic

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the american middle-class families are getting a victory lap by inflation. i am a middle-class guy. we want more money in our pockets. rep. craig: there is no doubt we need to focus on middle-class policies. the 2017 tax cut and jobs act, in 2025 when i am back in congress, i will fight to keep. raise standard deduction. i will fight to keep that. the majority of those benefits went to the top 3% in our country. we need to make sure we focus on the middle class and small businesses. >> both presidential candidates have endorsed a version of no taxes on tips without specifying where they would go to cover the costs. mr. teirab: we need to make sure, i am a middle-class guy, from a middle-class family in windham, southwest minnesota. no tax on tips makes sense, make sure we are not imposing a tax on social security makes sense. we need to focus on the middle class. that's what america is based on. >> why should tipped income be treated differently than earned income? mr. teirab: my goal is to put more money in people's pockets. whatever way we can do that is what i will be fighting fo

little by little, they want to change the middle east. on his politics on the idea, foster and breeches that left it on border. ambushing is ready ground fault is killing at least a is riley soldiers. meantime, we're on the ground with the like. the air is heavy with tension as they unmistakable sound of is really up to react case and the distance firing off every 5 to 10 minutes. and each time during bloss signals support for id f troops that have already crossed into lab and on and to find the gravity of the unfolding conflict. the with, i guess, done correspondence dining by for a busy hour. this is all the international lie for most and kicking off and use our straight to the middle east. we go to live in on west smoke is rising from his capital city also overnight his rally strikes. at least 6 can find that now with many more wounded in baby of the an apartment building entirely in the process as online footage shows the wreckage on and. and so i know that ultimately involves the 3rd story of the complex 11 on the health ministry sid

let alone my going to the middle east and iraq. i think as the business community we are in a constant motive trying to educate u.s. companies that may be are not really international and certainly do not have a presence in the middle east on how dramatically the security situation has improved over the years. we went bowling root first traveling to a heavy security with the chamber and our companies to when this variant barely they are in many respects. we'll sort link up and i going forward to having to have that has a massive overhead cost for u.s. and western companies other countries other nations do not incur puts us immediately at a competitive disadvantage. looking at it from the business case. >> thank you very much. there is lots more security topics i would like to get onto. but to make sure panels get equal time, in their field of expertise. you start tracking the fifth anniversary of the protest in baghdad. you start to see huge uprising. can you talk about some of your reflections on where we are now five years later?

this is an understandable policy, hello, a big war in the middle east, it seems, is getting closer and closer, israel attacks iran, lebanon. and syria, in response, tigiran shells tel aviv and other cities. the east is a delicate matter, the middle east is very delicate, why the region sparks, the reasons for the escalation of confrontation and, most importantly, what will happen next. these are the ones who are running towards us, where can they run away, they will run straight towards us. the confrontation is already called stable instability, and many do not know why it all began, today we will try to explain the origin. the jews had a temple here, but the first was destroyed by the babylonians, the second by the romans. only the western wall, the wailing wall, survived, now the main jewish shrine. according to christian tradition, christ was crucified in jerusalem, and from here he ascended to heaven. here stands the church of the holy sepulchre, the main christian shrine. according to muslim tradition, the prophet muhammad ascended from here to meet allah. the site of this event i

we are keeping a close eye in the middle east. ibibfc we are keeping a close eye in the middle east.—e are keeping a close eye in the middle east. bbc teams have heard blasts _ the middle east. bbc teams have heard blasts into _ the middle east. bbc teams have heard blasts into beirut - the middle east. bbc teams have heard blasts into beirut and - the middle east. bbc teams have heard blasts into beirut and a - heard blasts into beirut and a number of allies have suspended flights into the region. no movement on the price of oil at the moment but we will bring you the latest if that changes. meanwhile. time is running out to avert a massive strike at seaports in the united states. tens of thousands of dock workers are about to walk off the job at around 1a seaports along the east and gulf coasts. and it could cause delays and a drag on the economy just weeks before a divisive presidential election. we have the very latest. the two major sticking points between the international longshoremen�*s association and us maritime alliance are wages and automation. workers are unhappy with the

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middle east peace.east peace. in termsl the hope. your speciality was. middle east peace. in terms of peace within this area but also the wider region, the research concern about further escalation. a short—term goal israel says it wants to create a new balance of power, it was to destroy hezbollah, remove them, a longer—term but is not really achievable? i them, a longer-term but is not really achievable?— really achievable? i do nothing the can really achievable? i do nothing they can hezbollah _ really achievable? i do nothing they can hezbollah entirely, i they can hezbollah entirely, they can hezbollah entirely, they will remain as a force for they will remain as a force for the a much diminished in terms of their influence. i saw the interim lebanese prisoners say they agreed hezbollah has to withdraw back to the river and have presidential elections in the next year or so, so the home there is we can empower a civilian government that will not be as beholden to hezbollah as in the past and you ca

i think what we're seeing is a middle east geopolitical premium added to oil. necessarily added in the last year. most of the last six months, oil prices have been in decline because of fears about oversupply, too much oil in the market. actually 0pec will come backin market. actually 0pec will come back in december to increase production so there will be more oilflowing in. i think these middle east geopolitical fears, as the tension between israel and iran has escalated, the threat of the us being dragged into it, a close ally of israel, maybe a potential us— iran conflict down the line, that's taking a toll on the oil prices and we have seen that risk premium added to the oil price. we that risk premium added to the oil rice. ~ ., ., , ., oil price. we have to bear in mind that — oil price. we have to bear in mind that for _ oil price. we have to bear in mind that for every - oil price. we have to bear in mind that for every one - oil price. we have to bear in mind that for every one we | oil price. we have to bear in - mind that for every one we were in thi

in the middle east, new gaza - in the middle east, new gaza ceasefire _ - in the middle east, new gaza ceasefire talks - - in the middle east, new gaza ceasefire talks are - - in the middle east, new| gaza ceasefire talks are under way in qatar, the first since the killing by israeli troops of the hamas leader, yahya sinwar. could this be a fresh opportunity for peace? we will have the latest from jerusalem. we speak to a prolific vietnamese people smuggler, as more than 2,000 people from the south—east asian country cross the english channel this year. after one win in eight — and sitting 14th in the premier league — manchester united sack their manager erik ten hag. welcome to today's verified live, hello. let's start in the us — eight days out from the presidential election. both candidates making a big final push for votes. lots of coverage in the last 2a hours, after a comedian and podcast host — who was acting as a warm—up speaker for donald trump, at his rally in new york — described puerto rico — a us island territory — as a "floating island of garbage" and was disparaging abou

east, i honestly do not believe in any order in the middle east, including navtali bennett. talk about the belligerent mood in israel, yes, they are like that, some even say that the franco-american initiative for a truce in the south of lebanon, in the north of israel, which was being prepared, actually, when netanyahu was in un, was in washington during the un general assembly. and which was apparently already agreed upon, it was rejected by netanyahu, relying on public opinion, which were, in fact, and which required decisive action against hezbollah, and many people so sadly joke that this is probably the only period of time when the positions of nathaniyagu and the majority of public opinion coincided, and is there a risk that... and what is this, this is the face of chaos , as we call it, yes, it could turn into a major war in the middle east, and maybe even something more? the risk is, well they think they're in control of the escalation, actually the escalation is in control of them, well, but that, that's what they'll find out after it all starts, see, more one ques

are you seeinu middle east to iran. are you seeing any _ middle east to iran.middle east to iran. are you seeing any social media - seeing any social media reaction in the last three hours as to what's happened? to be hours as to what's happened? trr be honest, many of the social media, arab social media is kind of... if you mean popular social media, they are supportive to iran, people in the middle east suffer so much seeing the people in gaza being affected, the civilians in gaza being reported that more than 41,000 people killed in gaza in the last year. so the people in the last year. so the people in the region where really wanting to see a cease—fire and an end to see a cease—fire and an end to this war and they might see in that attack from iran that might make the government in israel and officials in israel being soft in their situation a little bit and thinking about having a deal in gaza. and if the problem in gaza would be solved, all the problems on other fronts with yemen, with iran, with lebanon with iraq will be a really calm down. if we see fu

such sad news comes from the middle east. what is happening in the middle east has demonstrated the double standards of the west. many in the world are paying attention to the us outcry over ukraine, while washington is hushing up the situation. human rights violations and a huge number of civilian casualties in palestine in lebanon. in the us forces stop this entire military conflict, but no, they are only adding fuel to it. a fire, but that is probably something else. and i am with you, ksenia lebedeva. hello. political assassination and bombing of lebanon, forcing the us to participate in the war in the middle east, all this will have a negative impact on ukraine. these are the words experts use to comment on the political consequences of israel's ground invasion of lebanon. they agree that even if this is a relatively small war, between israel and hezbollah, without much escalation at the level of the us iran, it will still take the ukrainian issue off the world agenda. and the us will have no time for ukraine. and the ta

fears are growing about the escalating crisis in the middle east.rly hours of this morning, israel's military said its troops had crossed the border into southern lebanon and they told the people living in more than 25 villages to evacuate immediately. today it was revealed is really special forces had operated inside lebanon dozens of times over the last few months destroying tunnels and dismantling weapons. we are going to take you to both sides of the border. in just a moment we will get the latest from our senior international correspondent who is in the southern lebanon city of tyre. first hour middle east correspondent lucy williamson is on the border in northern israel. >> tonight, people in northern israel were still absorbing the news israel had launched that ground incursion into lebanon across the border -- the border here. today we were told, is really special forces had spent more than 200 nights on the lebanese side of the border preparing the ground, finding and destroying hezbollah targets. the iranian missile to attack -- missile at

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yes, alexander, hello, we are talking, of course, again about the middle east, it is in the center ofention of all the world media of all politicians, perhaps, so, at night the israeli air force for the first time struck. a blow to the very center of the lebanese capital, to the center of beirut, here are photographs, there are dead, there are wounded, eyewitnesses publish footage, video footage, there are fires, destruction, also under fire the southern part of lebanon, israel continues its ground operation, the purpose of this operation, as stated in the idf, is to protect israelis in the north of the country, at the same time, after the assassination of the leader of the lebanese hezbollah movement hassan nasrul, the confrontation has intensified, the confrontation between israel and iran has become extremely intensified, the iranian missile attack was discussed by the whole world, everyone saw it, now there will be a logical question, yes, this is how the jewish state will respond, the president of iran has already stated in turn that we will respond stronger and harsher if israel

such sad news comes from the middle east. what is happening in the middle east has demonstrated the double standards of the west. many in the world are paying attention to the us crying about ukraine, while at the same time washington is hushing up human rights violations and the huge. number of civilian casualties in palestine in lebanon. the us is able to stop this entire military conflict, but no, they are just throwing more wood on the fire. but that is probably different. and i am with you, ksenia lebedeva. hello. political assassinations and bombings of lebanon, forcing the us to participate in the war. in the middle east, all this will have a negative impact on ukraine. with these words, experts comment on the political consequences of the ground invasion of israel in lebanon. they agree that if this is even a relatively small war, israel with hezbollah without a major escalation at the level of the us, iran, then it will all will equally remove the ukrainian issue from the world agenda. and the us will have no time fo

i intervention in the middle east? ., intervention in the middle east? ~ east? vocal and robust supporter of israel. and we use seen under the biden administration and they are more advocates of a diplomatic approach. the electorate will be able to draw conclusions as to who would better enhance stability in the middle east and better protect america's interests around the world. it is not a benign environment for whoever the next president might be. whoever the next president might be— whoever the next president miahtbe. ., , ., whoever the next president miahtbe. ., , might be. ambassador, short but sweet. might be. ambassador, short but sweet- we _ might be. ambassador, short but sweet. we appreciate _ might be. ambassador, short but sweet. we appreciate you - sweet. we appreciate you talking to us here. if you would like more analysis of that debate, you can take a look at the bbc news website where the live reporting is still there for you to see. this is bbc news. several counties in england have seen the wettest september on record so this has led to loca

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first of all, the residents of the middle east seem to be at risk.addition to massive artillery shelling and air strikes, the special services of the jewish state are resorting to sabotage, which inevitably entails the deaths of civilians. i think that only god's protection can save civilians. some of them became martyrs, and others were wounded. israel is trying to escalate the situation, especially at this stage. we are seeing more attacks on civilians, more killings. lebanon is also responding to israel with the israeli air defense force intercepting. missiles, some of them still reach their target, but the number of civilian casualties is noticeably lower. a state of emergency has been declared in israel . it expands the military's powers to regulate civilian activity and will last until the end of september. let me remind you that the next stage of escalation in the middle east began on september 17. then all over lebanon. almost simultaneously, thousands of pagers exploded. the next day , telephones, radios and even household appliances detonat

. ., issue as the middle east in the election? _, , issue as the middle east in the election?rab americans _ election? it could be crucial. arab americans are - election? it could be crucial. arab americans are a - arab americans are a significant proportion of the electorate, in michigan in particular, which is a key swing state in this election, and with the opinion polls as tight as they are, groups such as arab americans good p that section of the population which swings key states and ultimately decide the election results, so kamala harris has been trying to shore up support amongst arab americans, because of concerns about us strategy in the middle east and what that could mean to the outcome of this election. in that could mean to the outcome of this election.— of this election. in the last half an hour, _ of this election. in the last half an hour, hezbollah i of this election. in the last| half an hour, hezbollah has reacted to the israeli air strikes on iran, calling it a dangerous escalation. what exactly have hezbollah been saying?— what exactly have hezbollah bee

that is why kamala harris is focused on middle-class capitalism and making sure middle-class people areto start new jobs. i want to touch on two important things. president biden plans to do mass deportations of illegal immigrants and has commented extensively on the legal haitian immigrants in springfield, ohio. he would like to have them removed as well. these people have come into the united states. they have taken jobs that have allowed americans to form new businesses. new business formation has surged in the last three years. i go to academic conferences where we talk about entrepreneurship and everybody has been confused at the enormous growth in new business formation. that has been enabled partially by being able to hire people because we have had immigrants coming back to the u.s. after they left during the pandemic, so it would cause harm in terms of hiring. it is great for american workers if there are not people competing for your jobs. we have already seen higher wages -- wage growth occur at the bottom and some of that comes from equipping american workers with new techno

he voted against a middle-class tax cut. i find it frustrating that when he talks about caring about the middle-class, these last eight years he has said no when it comes to saving you money. prescription drug cost for health care costs he has voted against it. when it comes in the class tax cuts he's also voted to raise your taxes. i think it matters. we want to make sure we hold him accountable for this because at the end of the day your pocketbooks, your wallets come how much we can actually save you is ultimately what matters the most. and because of a record in the legislature i believe that only to have the expense to get that done for you but we can no longer afford to have congressman bacon voting against middle-class families when he says he does. >> congressman bacon your rebuttal, 45 seconds. >> tony is full of phony baloney. i have never voted to raise taxes middle class. he talks about his parents weekend factory lines. i did that myself after college was waiting to join the air force. he said he is a taxpayer d

— middle east? there is a surprising _ middle east? there is a surprising amount - middle east?middle east? there is a - surprising amount of public display of anger at mr acar won's policies. many, many people inside iran and far larger people outside iran say a war with israel is not in iran's national interest —— mr khamenei's. it is not wise, they don't understand why mr khamenei has brought the two countries into virtual war. iranians are increasingly, and there are polls we have and a lot of anecdotal evidence, don't support mr mrkhamenei's policy of supporting their spending billions of dollars creating proxies in lebanon and in yemen and iraq and gaza —— mr khamenei. only to act as a deterrence, leaving the iranian economy in shambles, some 50% of iranians live below the poverty line. and that, to me, indicates the regime is pursuing a policy that has very, very little public support. very, very little public support-— very, very little public su--ort. ., ., ~ very, very little public suuort, ., ., ~' support. professor, thank you so much for — support. professor, thank

much more on the middle east to come.atching bbc news. ♪ >> it has been the center of a bitter dispute for more than half a century but now britain has agreed to hand over sovereignty of the remote but strategically important islands. it imade up of over 60 islands. they lined the indian ocean, one thousand miles south of the indian subcontinent. handover will include the island of diego garcia, home to a crucial american military base which the united states will retain. our correspondent has this report. >> a scattering of tiny islands ep in the indian ocean. british for now, but after today's agreement, not for much longer. the islands are uninhabited, say for one, an important one. diego garcia. it is home to a vacant and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand it all over to mauritius. crucially, the americans will remain in place. >> a crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies, reaching a full agreement with the united states by retaining the base

— iran is in all we are seeing in the middle east _ iran is in all we are seeing in the middle east - iran is in all we are seeing in . the middle east at the moment. absolutely. iran has proxies and allies around the middle east. the key ones, hezbollah in lebanon, houthis in yemen, and also it supports hamas in gaza and remember that hamas leader ismail haniyeh was assassinated in tehran injuly. at the time iran said it would retaliate. it then did not. it was somehow persuaded to sit on its hands. what the iranian president has said is that iran thought western countries would deliver a ceasefire in return for it sitting on its hands. it did not happen. what we understand is the conservatives had been pushing for a hard response after the assassination of hassan nasrallah, saying that assassination may not have happened if van 30—macro iran had projected strength after the killing of ismail haniyeh. —— if iran had projected strength. the head of an octopus, iran, with its tentacles around the middle east, that is how they see it, and they have hit hard, the tentacles.— and they h