in recent weeks, we've had venice, toronto, telluride, new york and london. lm events have provided us with some powerful cinema, but we're going to focus on some of the highlights from the new york film festival, and we begin with a bit of an overview. it's autumn in manhattan, and, for movie lovers, a top destination was the new york film festival. like, everybody has a genre that they enjoy, and here at the new york film festival, it kind ofm _ it covers everything. the new york film festival is a well—curated, classy affair. over two weeks, more than 70 full—length feature films from 2a different countries were shown. it brought in lesser—known directors and big—name stars. many of the films, indirectly or directly, reflected some of the tensions and tumult at large in the world today. whoo! that's it, el! you're doing great. the new york film festival opened with nickel boys, an adaptation of a pulitzer prize—winning novel telling the story of two young black men held in an abusive, racist reform school in 19605 florida. visually ambitious, it's a story t

live from london — this is bbc news.ies will raise the subject at the commonwealth summit in samoa. but this time the discussion needs to be had about the history of this and the ill effects of what happened after slavery was abolished which continue to affect our societies today. turkey hits sites in iraq and syria linked to kurdish separatists — in response to an attack near ankara that left five dead. and workers at the troubled plane—maker boeing reject a new wage offer, extending a financially crippling six—week strike. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the bbc has learned that commonwealth leaders are preparing to defy the uk at their summit in samoa by agreeing to examine ways of securing reparatoryjustice for the tra ns—atla ntic slave trade. british prime minister, sir keir starmer, is now

london, a homeless organ temporary accommodation. a job is usually a prerequisite for permanent residence. but getting a job is often difficult without a fixed address, home kitchen as a new restaurant in london, but the head chef wants to help people experiencing homelessness break out of this, which just focus as the fast guests was soon rise. the tables must be set to exacting standards for the opening of the new restaurant, home kitchen, and central london, among the way to the refugees and school dropouts. very few have experience in the catering industry. i feel right, comfortable. yeah. you've been doing this for a few weeks now. started with training and induction. you had a series of stuff launches and instead of processing assist on youth, jeremy coach did not have a permanent place to live for a long time. he says he experienced a difficult childhood and never had to re a job. now he feels part of a team which gives him comfortable top shift at him. simmons is one of the initiators of the project. he's like 2 years ago, he had a series crisis. and almost at the top of the street, everybody does as an opportunity. people see somebody on the sale height of the sa

but then in new london enterprise gave him his 2nd shots, a fine dining restaurant located in one of the biggest pasha districts stuffed entirely by socially vulnerable people. the concept might be a challenge, but it won't fail due to a lack of enthusiasm that special. the last minute prep, the new restaurant home kitchen in central london is getting ready for the 1st guests to arrive. the white stuffs do have plenty to learn. not many of them have any experience in the catering industry. home kitchen help socially vulnerable people get out of poverty and into work they over at risk of being homeless. and this is giving them a 2nd chance. i felt great. comfortable. yeah. you've been doing this for a few weeks now. starting with the training and induction. you had a series of stuff launches and instead of process assist on youth for a long time, jeremy codes had no permanent time. he says he had a difficult childhood and has never really had appropriate job. but he's gained self confidence from being part of a team. someone watch me here. since any come from a staple, operating, stab

the new restaurant home kitchen in central london is getting ready for the 1st guests to arrive. the white stuffs do have plenty to learn. not many of them have any experience in the catering industry. home kitchen help socially vulnerable people get out of poverty and into work. they over at risk of being homeless. and this is giving them a 2nd chance. i felt great. comfortable. yeah. you've been doing this for a few weeks now. started with training and induction. you have a series of stuff launches and it's still a process to assist on youth. for a long time, jeremy coach had no permanent time. he says he had a difficult childhood and has never really had a profit job. but he's gain self confidence from being part of a team. someone watch me here since then it comes to a stable operating, stable family. i could easily last and last isn't our process was in our networks stuff. everyone needs to strive and built themselves up. the restaurant wants to be such a network. one of the initiators of the project is top shift adam simmons. years ago, he himself went through a tricky time

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> moments before the iranian missile barrage there was an apparent terror attack at a tel aviv train station. police say two men opened fire with assault weapons killing at least six and wounding 12 others. the two gunmen were killed. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> president biden is set to travel to north and south carolina today to get a firsthand look at the firsthand devastation hurricane helene left behind. the scope of the disaster coming into clearer focus as rescue missions turn into missions of recovery. the death toll has passed 160 people, and hundreds are still missing in north carolina. cbs' lilia luciano rode along with the national guard searching the mountains for survivors. >> reporter: flying high over the mountains of western north carolina, this national guard crew scoured the landscape which seemed swallowed by the river. a scene repeated across the state where rescue operations continue five days after the storm. in the small town of burnsville, we watched ads as the national guard rescued this woman, the first o

london. this is bbc news.e killing of the hamas leader, yahya sinwar. us presidentjoe biden is honoured with germany's highest order of merit by president frank—walter steinmeier at a ceremony in berlin. king charles lands in sydney to begin his biggest overseas trip since his cancer diagnosis in february. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, live from london. this is bbc news. israel's prime minister holds a special security meeting after the killing of the hamas leader, yahya sinwar. us presidentjoe biden is honoured with germany's highest order of merit by president frank—walter steinmeier at a ceremony in berlin.

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup."e of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." after just six hours of deliberation, the jury returns a verdict against police in the tyre nichols deadly beating case. >>> liz cheney campaigns with kamala harris in wisconsin, while donald trump holds a rally in michigan. >>> and israel sends new warnings to evacuate neighborhoods in lebanon, signaling a wider offensive is on the way. >>> but first, an important development in the dockworkers crike. striking workers celebrated after news came from their union thursday that a deal had been reached to suspend the walkout until january to allow more time for negotiating with port operators. the dispute centers around wages and the automation of jobs at por

the controversial new london as even sense so called volunteers to assess the democrats, bring donald trump in the presidential election ortiz marina costs are, and it looks now of how such interference has been done played by the media. if we are to believe the latest pulse and forecasts the u. s. could be in. so the closest presidential election since 1876. that's why of course, every both towns and every helping hand is greatly appreciated. in fact, the presidential race is apparently so tight that democrats are going door knocking in windsor ontario in search of american motors to tip the balance for tablet harris. and that's according to a former us ambassador to canada, who's been tasked within 5 same voters there. so choose the democratic know many, and he believes that americans live in canada could determine the outcome of the selection. in 2020 democrats abroad played a pivotal role in increasing the civilian vote abroad by 73.5 percent over 2016. as a result, overseas votes made up the margin of victory for white house incentive races in georgia in arizona. it's all about t

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. >>> hello, and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." florida residents flee tampa bay ahead of what could be a deadly direct hit from hurricane milton. after gaining strength, milton is back up to a category 5 hurricane. we'll have the latest update on the storm's projected path. >>> and explosive new allegations are being made about president trump and biden. >>> we new information from the national hurricane center about hurricane milton's growing strength and where it's likely headed. millions are now bracing for life-threatening impacts in what could be tampa's worst tomorrow in a century. milton strengthened back up to a monster category 5 with winds howling at 165 miles per hour. it's expected t

with this great news, gets back to london meets the george the third meets the prime minister is the duke of newcastle meets other members of the ministry and as a reward for his for a service for years in america for bringing this news back back to london. he's given a financial reward. and then also the rank of major in 45th regiment, a foot. and it's a little bit surprising, but actually this promotion and this this this reward is given for his rule, his his his bringing the news of the capture martinique to london. it's this promotion. in the end, the reward that is going to really his path to revolution as we'll see in the next few minutes. so there are a few problems with getting promoted. and the biggest problem that the position that he had been granted already been filled by general geoffrey amherst in america. he had appointed somebody to that same exact position of major in the 45th regiment. so that means the fact that there wasn't a position for gates to get didn't have a position. gates also that he deserved to be promoted to lieutenant colonel, but he had a hard really

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >> very cool. interesting to see where it will show up. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings," and follow us online any time at "cbs news roundup." reporting from the cbs broadcast in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello, and thanks so much for joining us for this hurricane milton special edition of "cbs news roundup." i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and these are today's headlines. more than 1.5 million customers are without power after hurricane milton hits florida's gulf coast as a powerful category 3 storm. added to the hurricane conditions, deadly tornadoes also rip across central florida. and people on florida's east coast are also preparing for the worst. hurricane milton made landfall near siesta key just south of central florida on florida's central gulf coast on wednesday night. with winds of up to 120 miles per hour, the storm roared ashore as a major category 3 hurricane. storm surge alerts rem

that be, they are very connected to nato, they are very connected to this financial centers in london and new york city, and all of them are connected to the colonial project and to also the financial. center in telaviv in occupied palestine, so in the level of the civil society we are, the we are winning in the level of the powers that be inside of the european union, i don't think so. uh, as you mentioned, the israelis have definitely lost the media uh war if you will, they have totally lost face and the international community in places that her little... least likely places where you could see anti-israeli demonstrations in amsterdam and copenhagen in the uk in countries across europe as far as we know in paris in rome also similar protests are underway so uh do you think it matters to israel whether it needs to save face or not is it going to take any measures to do so? look, if the the local administrations, if they do a political miscalculation, they will send repression against the the really, if not, they will try to, i would say hidden the protest, hidden the demonstrations and do t

so amidst great fanfare, he departs from new london, connecticut and heads up the coast towards capecod. you know, he waves to the people at the beach, he gets out in some town and goes shopping, comes back on the boat. everybody's, you know, lots of press coverage. then in the middle of the night, he sneaks off the boat and goes over to the uss augusta to head off for the secret rendezvous, churchill. the next morning, one of the crewmen has got fdr had on a big cigaret in his mouth is being pushed around the on a wheelchair. they got the presidential flag flying up top waving to the people on the shore. his own cabinet, even his wife, eleanor, did know where he was really going. that that's how closely held the secret was. now, this is one of my favorite scenes in the book, and i'm i'm going to just touch on it here because it's so great. so there's fdr standing on the railing of the uss augusta in placentia bay, newfoundland, and he's holding on his son elliot's arms and out of the fog, you know, the hms prince of wales emerges this dreadnought port, largest battleship in the roya

so amidst great fanfare, he departs from new london, connecticut and heads up the coast towards capecod. you know, he waves to the people at the beach, he gets out in some town and goes shopping, comes back on the boat. everybody's, you know, lots of press coverage. then in the middle of the night, he sneaks off the boat and goes over to the uss augusta to head off for the secret rendezvous, churchill. the next morning, one of the crewmen has got fdr had on a big cigaret in his mouth is being pushed around the on a wheelchair. they got the presidential flag flying up top waving to the people on the shore. his own cabinet, even his wife, eleanor, did know where he was really going. that that's how closely held the secret was. now, this is one of my favorite scenes in the book, and i'm i'm going to just touch on it here because it's so great. so there's fdr standing on the railing of the uss augusta in placentia bay, newfoundland, and he's holding on his son elliot's arms and out of the fog, you know, the hms prince of wales emerges this dreadnought port, largest battleship in the roya

with this great news, gets back to london meets the george the third meets the prime minister is the duke of newcastle meets other members of the ministry and as a reward for his for a service for years in america for bringing this news back back to london. he's given a financial reward. and then also the rank of major in 45th regiment, a foot. and it's a little bit surprising, but actually this promotion and this this this reward is given for his rule, his his his bringing the news of the capture martinique to london. it's this promotion. in the end, the reward that is going to really his path to revolution as we'll see in the next few minutes. so there are a few problems with getting promoted. and the biggest problem that the position that he had been granted already been filled by general geoffrey amherst in america. he had appointed somebody to that same exact position of major in the 45th regiment. so that means the fact that there wasn't a position for gates to get didn't have a position. gates also that he deserved to be promoted to lieutenant colonel, but he had a hard really

. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news mayor london breed showing strong support for san francisco's school superintendent will e we're back at 10. 24 despite the disapproval of some residents, san jose is moving forward with building a new costco. >> today the city council set to vote on the construction of the new store at a small shopping center off prospect road right there at the border of san jose and that store has committed a million dollars to help improving pedestrian safety. citi says it will use some of that money to add more sidewalks and widen roads nearby. today's vote comes though, as many worry that this costco would sit too close to nearby schools and homes on graves avenue, right where kids walk daily. >> walgreens announcing that it will close 1200 unprofitable stores as follows its rival cvs, which is now closed about 10% of its stores. >> over the last 3 years and which closed almost 550 stores after filing for bankruptcy year ago. cvs and walgreens have attempted to go beyond the pharmacy experience to try to rebrand as an all encompassing healthcare headquarte

news: london.y obsessed with a completely different listening device, which, if boris johnson is to be believed, was hidden in his personal toilet by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. allegedly, during netanyahu's visit to london in 2017 , he asked johnson, then the foreign secretary, to accompany him to the toilet. after which the security service found a bug there, johnson writes in his book unleashed, which goes on sale on october 10, that exactly...

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

london. this is bbc news. the israeli prime minister has said there'll be no early end live from london. s country's military campaigns, a year after the deadly hamas attacks that sparked the fighting. us forecasters have issued dire warnings about the threat of a second powerful hurricane in two weeks as it heads for florida. and spacex launches european asteroid probe — as the hurricane weather closes in.

stephen parrish win in new jersey and london. go to a few football matches, i love it, but i go to as many hockey games as i can go right now i got my focus on these two teams in my business and my family. david: let's suppose a team isn't going to win that game, you can't win every game. do you think you can leave early or as the owner, i wonder can you leave early or do you have to weigh? josh: i think you have to stay there. i think win or lose, you are part of the fabric of the team. you are there with the players and i'm saying is a rule you are there win or lose. not to win every game, so if you leave, then what's the message of that? so i think you are there to the end you are there after the game with them, then you leave win or lose. it's a lot more fun when you win. go on instagram, you watch the commanders locker room. it's insane how excited everyone is. you just have to be there as part of that fabric. by the way, everyone does it differently. that's why i do it. david: the washington commanders are playing in a stad

let's ta ke let's take you to london where the uk will sign a new defence agreement with germany, as its post—brexit ties with europe. this ist strengthen its post—brexit ties with europe. this is t scene in central london. the uk and germany agreeing new measures, including the construction of a new factory in the uk by a german company. of course we are keeping an eye on developments there. it is seen as a key defensive agreement. for uk viewers we will have live coverage of the developments in central london. a bbc investigation has found that russia has expanded its recruitment of prisoners to fight the war in ukraine to include those merely accused of a crime. work undertaken alongside the independent russian website mediazona to compare thousands of dog tags from russian prison recruits with leaked records found a shift from the most serious offenders to those convicted of, or still awaiting trialfor, much lower—level crimes. 0lga ivshina reports. this is andrey perlov�*s olympic medal. his daughter alina is showing it to us because he is in a pre—trial detention facility — faci

live from london, this is bbc news.ill missing after flash floods killed at least 95 people. invest, invest, invest! that's rachel reeves�* promise as she puts up taxes by £40 billion in a bumper budget. we assess the impact for you, businesses and the economy. japan warns that a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile fired by north korea has flown higher and for longer than previous tests. live from london, this is bbc news. spanish troops have joined emergency teams in the search for those still missing after flash floods killed at least 95 people. invest, invest, invest! that's rachel reeves�* promise as she puts up taxes by £40 billion in a bumper budget. we assess the impact for you, businesses and the economy. japan warns that a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile fired by north korea has flown higher and for longer than previous tests.

daniela relph, bbc news, central london. n our love page including an update from joe who was spoke earlier about israel�*s desire to destroy hezbollah�*s mortar, the threat to itself. thank you for your company. we will see you again soon. hello there. well, as we start off october, things are looking a little drier for a couple of days, but it has been a very wet september across the southern half of the uk. in fact, some spots towards the south of england have seen three or four times the average september rainfall. and it�*s notjust been the wettest september on record for some places, it�*s also been the wettest month on record. there�*s been more flooding in didcot in oxfordshire here on monday, more flood warnings in force as we head through the rest of the night, mostly for central and north—western areas of england, where we�*re seeing the heaviest of the downpours. but that low has now pulled out into the north sea. still strong, gusty winds for these north sea—facing coasts, some more rain gradually sinking further

time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london authorities in the capital that some could be on the cusp of financial collapse. councils here are facing a £600 million overspend this year, and are asking for support in this month s budget. the government has said it will give boroughs multi—year funding settlements to provide more stability. bromley council in south london says it's among those at risk as it receives less money than those in inner london. it's the outer london boroughs that are falling over the cliff first. some have gone already, some we know are about to go. even good old bromley is on that conveyor belt. we think we have about three more years left in us before finance becomes unsustainable. london's new super sewer, designed to reduce the amount of raw sewage that flows into the river thames, has opened for the first time. known officially as the thames tideway tunnel, data shows that during a storm last month it captured almost 600,000 square metres of sewage. the project — which took eight years to build at

. >> still ahead, the problem morning news near london breed showing strong support for san francisco. new superintendent. and good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas live in oakland. coming up, we've got details. >> were guarding the da of alameda and also 2 officers involved in driving >> all right. welcome back to kron. morning news as you're heading out the door this tuesday, you need to know how to plan and don't see any rain happening. john, good morning. looking pretty steady in this forecast is really not a lot of changes going on here. but as long as yesterday was a comfortable day, it's okay to be repeating things. i think we are definitely looking forward to. >> some more 60's and 70's and some more sunshine. that cool onshore breeze is helping too looking outside this morning. nice and clear start. this is a little clearer than it was yesterday at this time. in fact, we're seeing a little less fog in general all across the bay area. looking at podcast. we don't see whole aot going on this morning. you do have a few frost advisories up in the north counties, mendocino an

>>more news >>in francisco, mayor london breed is publicly showing support for the new superintendent of the san francisco unified school district kron. 4 shaw's clifford has the latest. >>well, it has been a tumultuous couple of weeks for the san francisco unified school district on monday morning. mayor london breed introduced the district's new superintendent on monday. san francisco mayor london breed announced that she believes that dr maria sue the long-tim head of the city's department of children, youth and their families is the right person to lead the san francisco unified school district. >>i have confidence and faith in her leadership. and i know working with the school board. she will do an amazing job to help provide clarity and stability. >>to agree to take the job after dr. matt wayne resigned as superintendent on friday, october 8th. the school district had released a list of 11 schools that were facing possible closure. but that plan was met with immediate and strong opposition. last week. mayor breed publicly denounced the plan and said that she had lost confidence

london. this is bbc news.islands in the indian ocean to mauritius. lebanon's health ministry says nine people are killed in beirut in an israeli strike on a medical facility — close to the centre of the lebanese capital. i'm anna foster in beirut — the israeli military continues to hit targets across lebanon — saying that 15 hezbollah fighters were killed in an air strike in the south. meanwhile the war in gaza continues. bbc examines a fatal air strike on a school in gaza city which killed multiple children. live from london. this is bbc news. in a historic move, the uk government announces the return of the chagos islands in the indian ocean to mauritius. lebanon's health ministry says nine people are killed in beirut in an israeli strike on a medical facility — close to the centre of the lebanese capital.

there is a new one called blank street which is in new york and london which is leaning into jen z.ing the amount on offer and food, they have to consider allergens but also considering younger consumers are more environmentally conscious. matt saw the need to reduce their carbon footprint and it isn't simply a case of serving coffee. they are still serving coffee. they are still serving billions of cups a day, doing extremely well and they will get out of this mess because they have some brilliant strategies in place. we will keep an eye on it it'll be interesting to see what the menu looks like. good to talk to you. thank very much. sometimes there is to much, there is such a thing as too much choice. a reminder much more undone stories on the bbc website. if i have time let me show you a quick flash of the numbers. what europe is doing, the ftse 100 is off by half a percent. the ftse100 is off by half a percent. see you soon. hello, with more on the breaking news from turkey where four people have been killed and ia injured in an attack on and ia injured in an attack on a aviatio

new week. take care. live from london, this is bbc news.ars. she's warned of "difficult decisions". one week to go until the us election, kamala harris delivers her closing argument in washington, while donald trump campaigns in the battleground state of pennsylvania. a new study shows the amount of land affected by drought has tripled since the 1980s. we visit places where access to clean water is under threat from climate change. hello, i'm sally bundock. we start in the uk and the chancellor, rachel reeves, will deliver her widely trailed budget today, pledging to put "more pounds in people's pockets" and to grow the economy. ms reeves is also expected to say there are no short—cuts to improving living standards and to cutting hospital waiting lists in england. it will be the first labour budget in 1a years and the first to be delivered by a woman. yesterday, the government revealed it will raise the national living wage from april — meaning that three million low—paid workers will get a pay rise of more than 6%. here's our business edit

at the at the cadet in newark in new london, connecticut. and meanwhile, -- said that was the first time he felt all you need is a white house phone and you can change the world naivete. but they then did looking at the government itself and seeing how many blacks were in positions of power. and it turned out it was a miserable which which martin luther king was writing at that time. there were only ten lawyers out of a thousand lawyers in the justice department. there were black. there were only 2% were in the foreign service. so they initiated a program to begin get rightfully more black americans, all parts of government. so it was the beginning of some progress on civil rights. so that was that was another moment when he was most excited at all. but. he also --. essentially created alliance for progress. this was what got him into trouble with the che guevara meeting. it was so un bureaucratic, evidently, in those that what happened is -- was asked to write a speech on latin america because that was a big part of the cold war. and as i w

win tomorrow with their ace on the >> thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 11:30am, dan thorn. >> san francisco mayor london breed announced new safety measures at union square after thieves rammed a car into the louis that on store

these took place in major cities, including here in new york, in london and in marrakesh, from at leasts partner were at the centre of a highly organised operation, one that involved a middleman, and that middleman, james jacobson, is also due to appear in court today. his lawyers have declined to comment other than to say he intends to plead not guilty. and in another bbc investigation evidence of how gangs in germany store small boats used by migrants to cross the english channel has been discovered. during a covertly filmed meeting, two smugglers reveal how dinghies are kept in secret warehouses around the city of essen. 0ur berlin correspondent, jessica parker, reports. essen, west germany, a place many migrants come to or pass through. it's here ourjournalist is posing as a syrian man who wants to get to britain on a small boat. wearing a secret camera, he meets this man, a boat smuggler who says his name is abu sahar. these are videos from abu sahar, motors, dinghies for use in migrant crossings. this one, he's suggested, is being stored nearby, somewhere around essen, ready for t

daniela relph, bbc news, central london.dglines. global warming has caused swiss glaciers to lose 4% of it�*s volume in 2023. this is what the peak of the matterhorn mountain looked like prior to succumbing to the effects of climate change. on friday, switzerland officially approved the treaty saying that the redefined borders had been drawn up in accordance with the economic interests of both parties. ajoint italian—swiss commission agreed to the changes in may of 2023, but italy still needs to sign. let�*s ta ke let�*s take you back to be rude, with live images of what the city looks like at the moment, it�*s about 4:25am in the morning in beirut and if you arejustjoining us, we can tell you to get up to speed with what�*s been happening. israel is in a flash warning urging residents in now here that hezbollah stronghold in beirut southern suburbs to evacuate, that warning was followed with a series of strikes, the first coming fewer than 30 minutes after israel�*s warnings. stay with us with bbc news. more coverage of tha

decision, the stilt planning decision, six years of wrangling now come over china building a new mega— embassy in londonin to make a central decision, taking it out of the hands of tower hamlets, the local government under questions have been raised about the timing of that and that we know it is a priority for the chinese government to try to press ahead with building this new diplomatic mission in central london. uk government officials deny that any link between the two met removed but its created suspicions including among mps. we will talk much more this through the programme but how do you think has keir starmer been using foreign policy since he got into number 10? firstly he's been using it a lot. he has been — firstly he's been using it a lot. he has been abroad more than any other incoming _ has been abroad more than any other incoming prime minister in modern times_ incoming prime minister in modern times in— incoming prime minister in modern times in the — incoming prime minister in modern times in the early months of his premiership points at three comes to the united _ premiership points a