today, a new reuters-ipsos poll has harris leading trump 47% to 42%. but the vice president warning supporters -- >> ours will be a very tight race until the end, okay? it's going to be a tight race until the end. and we are the underdog. understand that. we are the underdog. >> reporter: according to the reuters-ipsos poll, 53% of voters who heard anything about the debate said harris was the winner. only 24% said the same about former president trump. but in arizona tonight, trump declaring victory. >> as everyone saw two nights ago, we had a monumental victory over comrade kamala harris and the presidential debate. >> reporter: still, trump saying that after one matchup against biden and another against harris, he's done with debates. >> because we've done two debates and because they were successful, there will be no third debate. >> david: so, let's bring in mary bruce at the white house again tonight. mary, vth harris, of course, saying she wants another debate now. former president trump now saying he won't do it. so, what's their calculation he

let me 'ust report what the reuters — beirut. let me just report what the reuters news _ beirut.cy has i the reuters news agency has just reported. —— 50 minutes ago. munication is have exploded in live and on, right or citing security sources and witnesses saying munication devices used by hezbollah have detonated across the south and in the suburbs of beirut, are you hearing anything more about whether we are seeing another wave of what we saw yesterday? we know that thousands of those pagers have been distributed to hezbollah members and hundreds of them exploded yesterday so i don't think it would be a major surprise if these attacks are continuing today. what we did here was a large explosion here, right after five here was a large explosion here, right afterfive p m local time. as local crowds were gathered here for the funeral of these four victims, victims of the attack that happened yesterday and obviously it is a very tense situation and we have been asked to get away from the crowd because obviously nobody really knows what is happening here, these reports emerging now

let me report what the reuters news agency has just reported.e suburbs of beirut. are you hearing anything more about whether we are seeing another wave of what we saw yesterday? taste are seeing another wave of what we saw yesterday?— are seeing another wave of what we saw yesterday? we know that thousands of _ we saw yesterday? we know that thousands of those _ we saw yesterday? we know that thousands of those hezbollah - we saw yesterday? we know that thousands of those hezbollah to | thousands of those hezbollah to —— pagers have been distributed to hezbollah members so i don't think it would be a major surprise if these attacks are continuing today. what we did here was a large explosion here right after five o'clock local time as these crowds were gathered here for the funeral of these four victims of the attack that happened yesterday. 0bviously, attack that happened yesterday. obviously, it is a very tense situation and we have been asked to get away from the crowd because nobody really knows what's happening here. these reports are emer

that is according to two sources telling reuters that.ad any separate or independent confirmation of that, but of course the attack happened on friday and it was announced on saturday that the head of hezbollah had been killed, with confirmation coming later yesterday and also from hezbollah. and now it has been reported that his body, hassan nasrallah's body, has been recovered from his strike site. we don't have any information as to what happens to that or who has recovered it, but we will keep you updated as those lines come in. our senior international correspondent, orla guerin, is in beirut and sent this report from the scene of the israeli airstrikes. we travelled through dahiya, the hezbollah stronghold, now looking anything but. it's been bombed time after time. this is just one of the locations that has been hit. there's smoke still rising here. there's ash in the air and you can smell the explosives. and i can hear a drone now overhead. the strike here happened overnight. and since then, there's been no letup. in beirut�*s mar

reuters talking about an ambulance being heard in the area as well. country's general election. but projected results suggest it won't secure an outright majority. and the second—placed conservative people's party has ruled out joining a government headed by the freedom party's polarising leader, herbert kickl. other parties have also rejected the idea. austria's president has urged the parties to hold talks to find a compromise. here's our correspondent bethany bell in vienna with the latest. the freedom party and its supporters are celebrating. the freedom party leader herbert kickl has tapped into voter concerns about the economy, about rising prices and crucially about rising prices and crucially about migration. he says he wants to build fortress austria to keep the migrants out. he also said he wants to be what he calls a people's chancellor, a term that worries some austrians because it was used to describe adolf hitler. whatever happens, forming a coalition government is likely to be very complicated, because the other parties have all said th

reports from those news explosions but these images are coming into us and we are hearing from the reuters news agency, you can see the plume of smoke, a security source told the reuters news agency that hand—held radios have been targeted in these latest attacks and it is understood that hezbollah body radios five months ago around the same time as the pages that exploded yesterday killing 12 people and injuring thousands across lebanon. the new explosions seem to occur outside the capital as well injuring hundreds of people according to the latest security sources with lebanese state media saying three people were killed in the east of the country in these latest round of device blasts but let us take you back to the live pictures because we have seen of the past little while pictures from the hospitals because many of those people injured were taken to the nearest medical facility and there you see large amounts of people and exactly replicating what we saw yesterday with the engine are being taken to the hospital and as i say the numbers have grown over the past 60 minutes because init

the reuters news agency, they are quoting two regional officials who briefed them, told reuters that been transferred to a secure location inside the country with heightened security measures in place. iran, clearly a hacker measures in place. iran, clearly a backer of hezbollah. sources said to the reuters news agency that iran was in constant contact with lebanon's hezbollah and other regional proxy groups to determine their next steps after israel announced it had killed hezbollah chief, hassan nasrallah on friday. reporting a reaction to the news that iran has taken steps to increase security around the supreme leader and he has been transferred to a secure location inside the country with heightened security measures in place. my my colleague anna foster is in david and i spoke to her. we had a huge _ david and i spoke to her. - had a huge series of explosions just a few kilometres away from where i am in dahieh in the southern suburbs, a iran stronghold. this will very quickly pictures of absolute destruction, whole buildings were wrecked. israel said they were wrecked. israel

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parliament of romania. approved the transfer to ukraine of the patriot anti-missile defense system, reutersnews agency reports. now the law must be signed by president klaus iohannis, after which the government will issue an order on the transfer of the system to ukraine. more than 50 km of highways have been renovated. in the lviv region, the border road between the crossing points of ravarusk, grebene and ogryniv, dolgobychov was repaired. why was chosen? kateryna oliynyk will tell about this section of the road. deep potholes, puddles in pits and broken asphalt. this was the chervonohrad-ravaruska border road before the renovation. this highway connects two checkpoints between ukraine and poland. repair work began in the spring of 2021 and was completed in july this year, says the head of the infrastructure restoration and development agency in lviv. the opening of this road significantly saves travel time, for example, if earlier a person had to drive from volyn or chervonograd to ravaruzhka, then he had to go first to zhovka from zhovkva to ravaruska, which is approximately 100 km, so

that is according to the reuters news agency. that's commander has been killed in today's strike.our headline stories here arejust a on bbc news. welcome back to bbc news that will have plenty more from lebanon. the latest after the israeli strike, eight people dead, 59 injured. you have plenty more on that story in a moment or two. i was just turn away from the next few minutes for it to an important story because... bbc research has found the number of identified russian fighters killed on the frontline in ukraine has hit 70,000. while official statistics may be hard to come by, an investigation by bbc russia and the independent russian media outlet mediazona has been collating data and identifying dead russian soldiers since the beginning of the war with ukraine. our analysis reveals volunteers are increasingly older men with lower incomes, and are not surviving long in battle. 0lga ivshina reports. the faces of russian fighters killed in ukraine are changed. now, more and more men in their 405, 50s and even 60s are volunteering for the frontline. 62—year—old rinat khusniyarov

pagers imported by his butler months before tuesdays designations. multiple sources indicates to reuters that the saw preparation, which is an unprecedented breach off his bald list. security clearly was months and preparations a source also told reuters that the growth order to be purchased from taiwan based gold. paula, the company's founders stated earlier, that's the page or is used in the lab and on loss were manufactured by a european company license to use a brand, though he could not confirm its name. immediately. on monday americas special envoy visits of israel i made efforts to prevent and allow for at the meeting, as we know is really defense. minnesota told him that the diplomatic road was no longer viable and that the only way to return his relays, northern residents, for their homes is a military operation. now the us warns of a dramatic escalation since october 7th, we have seen any number of incidents that have led to the site and risk of escalation. that has been a feature of the conflict across the blue line since october 7th. and so we are always concerned about escal

this is for the reuters news agency, a significant development.ebanon's hezbollah says its leader has it been killed in a statement. they say that the group will continue its hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah has been killed. now just hearing a newsflash from a news agency repeating the same information. we have been waiting a couple of hours from any confirmation from hezbollah or from any confirmation from hezbollah orfrom iran and it seems any confirmation from hezbollah or from iran and it seems that we have it. let's cross back to a knight who still live for us in beirut. so we have got confirmation from hezbollah�*s point of view. what does this mean? it point of view. what does this mean? , . , mean? it is a hugely significant _ mean? it is a hugely significant moment, | mean? it is a hugely - significant moment, lewis, as we've been reflecting all morning. this is what israel said several hours ago. they said several hours ago. they said that they had very precise and clear intelligence that hassan nasrallah had been killed. we were really

that was reuters. like i was saying...h. . ._ out of ben'amin netanyahu seech... �* ., ., speech... ben'amin netanyahu has faced speech... benjamin netanyahu has faced protests, _ speech... benjamin netanyahu has faced protests, thousands | has faced protests, thousands in new— has faced protests, thousands in new york protesting last night — in new york protesting last night and then in the hall as he was _ night and then in the hall as he was walking up to the rostrum _ he was walking up to the rostrum of the un general assembly, dozens of diplomats stood _ assembly, dozens of diplomats stood up — assembly, dozens of diplomats stood up and walked out. it was noticeable as he as he talks about — noticeable as he as he talks about wanting to reach a peace deal_ about wanting to reach a peace deal with— about wanting to reach a peace deal with saudi arabia that even — deal with saudi arabia that even saudi arabia's delegation was not — even saudi arabia's delegation was not there. we've heard from so many — was not there. w

artillery projectiles, made in india, are falling to the union, reuters reported with reference to its own sources. according to the published information. such supplies have been going on for more than a year, they are a small amount of ammunition and a reuters source estimated it to be less than 1% of arms imports to ukraine. indian shells, as stated in the agency's message, arrive, in particular, via italy and the czech republic. in reuters also reported that russia protested about such deliveries, but did not intervene in the situation in any way. it is already traditional in russia, they are testing about some hot lines, i am sorry, the red lines say that they cannot be crossed, because there will be an answer, well, but then they do nothing, because they see, well, what to do, well, we just have to accept it, in this case they also protested, but nothing else was done, well, because we get shells like this, they get shells and weapons from north korea and iran, and some such in strange ways, well, we have to come to terms with it, we have to come to terms with it in russia. ukrai

that is reuters reporting this.e believe to be the apalachee high school in winder in georgia, just outside atlanta, at approximately 10:23am, localtime, and we've got some quotes from barrow county sheriffs office, saying in a statement that approximately 10:23am, in a statement that approximately10:23am, in in a statement that approximately 10:23am, in the morning, localtime, officers from multiple law enforcement agencies and a fire personnel were dispatched to this high school in reference to a reported active shooting, and the statement as that this is an ongoing situation. this is according to the latest information from reuters that we are getting. two people feared at least killed, four injured in this shooting in winder in georgia, just outside of atlanta, in the united states. barrow county schools spokesperson said that the school has been secured by law enforcement and that students are being released, but the statement we have got is no other information was available, but our understanding is from this

this is reuters quoting iran ran state media. like i said, visible that many people within the u.n.embly, many diplomats standing up and walking out ahead of benjamin netanyahu's speech. >> that is right. benjamin netanyahu has faced protests. thousands in new york last night protesting. many others today. his visit and his speech. in the hall as he was walking up to the rostrum of the u.n. general assembly, dozens of diplomats stood up and walked out. it was noticeable as he discussed the threat from iran and wanting to reach a peace deal with saudi arabia that even saudi arabia's delegation was not there. we've heard from so many leaders in the region, including the foreign minister of lebanon, saying his country's existence is at stake here. so many very pessimistic about the hopes for getting a cease-fire deal. after listening to the speech, and after the airstrikes in beirut, i tried to ask the israeli ambassador why israel was continuing to strike parts in beirut or civilians are when the international community is calling for a cease-fire. he walked off and didn't answer. the

some other media such as reuters are talking about the fact that this was the heaviest attack by the zionist regime on lebanon in the past year, and again, some sources are actually sources. security whose names have not been given. to say that the intended goals have apparently not been achieved, at the end of our conversation, let's go back to the cyber space in the same space where they are trying to condemn this action. in fact, the zionist regime is republishing videos that show when the prime minister of the zionist regime he was giving a speech in the general assembly, many diplomats of the world left this hall and users are trying to analyze this in this direction. they say that actions such as what happened in zahiya are condemned and unacceptable by many countries. now, in addition to this, i would like to point out that reuters also announced, of course, citing hezbollah security sources that seyed hassan nasrallah, the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon, is also in perfect health. in addition, zionist sources also announced that netanyahu left turkey after the atta

reuters, like its polish counterpart , also demonstrates the missile's range. the advanced version of jasm can cover a distance of 800 km, which means it will reach crimea, the kaliningrad region, and almost moscow. the pentagon notes that there is no talk yet of lifting the restrictions on strikes. i have seen these media reports, i have no information on this matter and there are no announcements on the topic. regarding our politicians, regarding long -range strikes, i have not yet announced any changes. european politicians have a completely different position. here is former british prime minister boris johnson, thinking that he is communicating with the ideologist of the orange revolutions jacques attali, admitted to being a prankster to vawan and lexus. that long-range missiles should not only be transferred to kiev, but also used to strike the crimean bridge. the ukrainians should have some sense of victory. now we should give them the missiles. now we should give them the right to use these weapons. we should remove the limitation on the range of use. i

reuters wrote that kiev has given not only washington but also london a list of potential targets forikes on russia. kiev says that such strikes are of decisive importance for the situation on the front. the allies seem to disagree. london has repeatedly stated that the kirmer government cannot lift the restrictions on strikes by british stormshadow missiles on its own. the initiative must also be supported by the french authorities and, most importantly, the united states. the times journalists emphasize: kiev depends on american intelligence data , without them it will not be able to properly guide missiles. the shells will either go off course or be intercepted. and among nato countries , many think that the alliance should not provoke moscow in principle. such a comment came from turkey. use missiles, for this it should be desirable, but the ukrainian forces themselves cannot satellite communication system, the ukrainians do not have such systems, here they will need help from the west, british, american officers, they will need scardi. bad weather has hit the center and east of e

this was reported by reuters and ria novosti, citing lebanese sources. consequences have not yet been reported. and don't miss the new episode of the detective damas sobach on our channel today. his volunteer assistant, pensioner agata denisovna, played by elena yakovleva, volunteers to become a patient in order to bring the criminals to justice. how will she manage to do all this? watch today at 21:30 right after the big evening news. well, we continue to follow the developments, so stay tuned news. our program about the most unusual houses in russia that people built with their own hands has attracted unprecedented viewer interest. craftsmen from...

reuters, they were forced to admit that undecided voters were not enthralled with kamala harris lasth ten voters who were undecided before that debate, the ground afterwards six of them said they needed they -- either supported trump, were leaning towards cogley 370 would back kamala harris. one remained undecided. not exactly what you want to hear if you're in the harris campaign. independence in a fox news focus group, pollster, lee carter by surprise over their support for donald trump and here's what she said earlier today. >> we are going to play clips from last night's debate, we just showed them to a group of voters who responded in realtime using hand-held dials. you can watch their feelings second by second, of the red line represents republicans, lou democrats and a yellow independence. >> mr. trump: it'll bring up our value as a country, it will make people want to go and work, rate job is, read a lot of good, solid money for our country. just to finish off, she does not have a plan! she copied joe biden's plan. >> it very interesting take away, i do not expect to see inde

reuters could not independently verify the reports and there was no immediate comment from ukraine. >>> back here in the u.s. we are only 64 days away from a presidential election. vice president harris is spending this labor day visiting swing states. she has stops planned in michigan and wisconsin and will make an appearance with president biden in pennsylvania. donald trump will hold a town hall in that state on wednesday. vice president harris has made her first public comments on mr. trump's controversial visit to arlington national cemetery, accusing him of disrespecting sacred ground, all for the sake of a political stunt. arlington national cemetery says federal law prohibits campaign-related activities there. the trump campaign post add series of videos of the gold star families who invited them there. >> we invited president trump. we are the ones that asked for the video and the pictures to be taken. >> some lawmakers had said president biden and vice president harris had also been invited by the families, but a white house official and a harris aide denies that an invitati

are also needed right now, and in this context there is some encouraging news a message from the reuters which , citing a number of its sources, claims that the american igm-158 jasm long-range missiles may be part of one of the defense packages that the united states will announce this fall. it is also emphasized that there is no final decision on the transfer of these missiles adopted, but quite close to such a decision. let me remind you that this gm-158 missile has a range of 370 km, has a powerful warhead, has significant accuracy and can be used in enemy fish conditions, it is used from f-16 aircraft, and extremely it is important that, together with these missiles, we received permission to use these weapons on objects deep in the territory of the russian federation, and this is actually not only airfields, including carriers or launch platforms of these ballistic iskanders, north korean ken-23 and iranian ballistic missiles, which moscow wants to receive from tehran. but russia seems to be preparing for another test of a new or old new nuclear missile, or rather wings. that missi

reuters could not independently identify the reports and there was no immediate comment from ukraine. >>> let's turn to the latest in the race for the white house. vice president harris is going on a labor day battleground blitz. stops are planned for michigan and wisconsin, and a rare joint appearance with president biden in pennsylvania. former president trump will hold a town hall in pennsylvania on wednesday. it comes as new questions arise about mr. trump's visit to arlington national cemetery last week. here is gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: the controversy over former president trump's visit to arlington national cemetery has reignited. vice president harris slamming him for disrespecting sacred ground all for the sake of a political stunt. she's calling the cemetery a solemn place and not a place for politics. >> we lost 13 great, great people. >> reporter: it's her first time weighing in after the trump campaign posted this highlight video on tiktok showing the former president laying a wreath in honor of the service members killed during the chaotic military withdrawal from af

reuters news agency reported that today's explosions in lebanon caused more damage to peugeot devices compared to yesterday's explosions. he has announced the number of martyrs and wounded as more than 2,700 people. these explosions were accompanied by global condemnation. the united nations security council will have an extraordinary meeting next friday to consider. jars are held in lebanon. well, i am talking about the developments in lebanon with mr. hosseini, a radio reporter based in beirut. hello, mr. hosseini. please tell us and the viewers about the latest news of new explosions of communication devices that happened this evening in lebanon. greetings, mr. sadeghi and dear viewers. you are the number. martyrs, who reached 9 people , at least you mentioned the injured people of today's explosions it has reached more than 300 people and due to the deteriorating condition of some of these wounded , there is a possibility of an increase in the number of martyrs . shops and fire brigades took action to put out these fires, in addition to wireless devices, some of which exploded in

reuters writes about the 37th dead and 3 thousand wounded. lvan blames israel for this, and israel still does not recognize this operation. analysts and military experts call everything that has been happening in lebanon in recent days a multi-layered operation, the largest in the history of the israeli-palestinian conflict. sources of the abc tv channel confirmed that israel is involved in the production of communication devices that were detonated in various areas of lebanon. that is, the organizers of this operation produced these pagers, planted explosives in thousands of devices and sold them to lebanon, sent a certain message on these pagers and... in an instant they exploded. the sources of the new york times write that 1-2 g of explosives and a remote switch to trigger the explosion were placed in the pagers. this operation was allegedly 15 years in the making. why are we talking about this operation at all, because it is quite unique in its kind. this is what military experts, former intelligence officers, and political scientists sa

we are still waiting forformal still waiting for formal confirmation, but that details reported by reuters in new york, a scientific review of the planet's health has concluded that it's "far outside its safe operating space for humanity". a series of "planetary boundaries", drawn up by the potsdam institute for climate research, is backed by a body of global leaders known as the planetary guardians. we are breaking away from the business news. you are watching bbc news. i am taking you straight to central london where england's chief medical officer professor chris whitty is facing questions as he appears before the uk covid lighting inquiry. he will be quizzed on the impact that the pandemic had on the nhs and this is the third time he is giving evidence to the inquiry. let's listen in to the inquiry. you have a number of other collocation set out in your statement. i won't go through them. —— qualifications. you worked shifts, is this right, through the pandemic? i worked shifts, is this right, through the pandemic? i did, i decided to _ through the pandemic? i did, i decided to stick _

brazilian diplomats told reuters that an adviser to brazil's president is actively working to push the plan forward, and representatives from the uae, mexico, peru, saudi arabia, indonesia, egypt and colombia are expected to attend a meeting in new york tomorrow. is to listen to what these countries have to offer, to create a critical mass and consider these points. instead, our president, volodymyr zelenskyy, at a meeting of the un security council, said that russia's war against ukraine will end because the united nations charter will finally work, this is an extremely strong argument, yes, well, you can read the full text on the official website of the president of ukraine, and we will move on to more tactical ones. questions, well, but extremely serious, oleg kadko, military expert, editor-in-chief of defense express is in touch with us, glory to ukraine, mr. oleg, what, chinese minister of foreign affairs once again emphasized the impossibility of escalation, in particular, it is about strikes on nuclear infrastructure objects, so on the other hand, we have been very well warned,

this is the kind of information we have from our diplomats, and now we see that reuters has collected a lot of information, well, it is sitting in the deep bunker. but after the elimination of ibrahim akil, there are already new leaders appointed by the military for the hezbollah operation, not all of them have been destroyed, this whole system of underground bunkers and transitions, they have it, in my opinion, more coolly developed than in hamas, a huge number of launchers are simply in houses , where, er, such holes are deliberately made so that the rocket flies out, that is, it is even more cunning than a knife. hamas members hide in the basements of residential buildings, this is just a house, it is both for the residents and for the rocket, and in this case reuters experts say that they have no doubt that they have broken the spine and hizbollah can still fight, that's what we have for this morning, it's 100%, it's you, it's all very correct, let's say they summed it up. and in israel they also understand this, and they also understand that without a ground operation, without go

this was reported by reuters on september 8.y appointed minister of foreign affairs of ukraine andrii sybiga condemned the violation of airspace in romania and latvia on the x social network, and also called on nato to act immediately. ukraine needs specific actions from the allies for this. a bold collective decision to use partner air defenses to intercept russian missiles and drones over ukraine, stronger and faster military aid for ukrainian soldiers, lifting restrictions on ukraine's use of weapons, act now. the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of poland radislaw sikorski said that warsaw is considering shooting down russian missiles in ukrainian airspace if they are near the polish border, the bbc reports. simultaneously. as radio svoboda writes, nato secretary general jen stoltenberg noted that the alliance will not be part of this conflict. during a press conference on july 15, president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy stated that nato's position regarding the downing of russian missiles by poland should be unanimo

a helicopter with a russian news agency reuters crashed in pakistan. they were approximately, at least six died. they were hospitalized in serious condition. in front of the rotor wing of the letovy deposits. however , immediately after takeoff due to technical problems. overt allegedly failed the engine. the pilots are not from could be grounded. the russian military is preparing for offensive operations in the zaporozhye region, vladyslav voloshyn, spokesman for the southern defense forces, informed. according to him, the enemy is concentrating personnel at advanced positions and in the priyutny area. also, the other day, the occupiers received 25 light buggy cars for carrying out. the spresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund opened a fundraising event for procurement drones and electronic warfare systems of the separate assault 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. defenses of the direction every day deter enemy attacks, defend our freedom and future. therefore, the brigades urgently need drones and modern means of combatin

this was reported by reuters news agency. there were approximately 14 people on board the mi-8, at least six died. eight were hospitalized in serious condition. previously, the rotorcraft flew to oil fields. however, immediately after takeoff technical problems began. the helicopter allegedly has an engine. so the pilots. were unable to land safely. i remind you of the decision of the tv channel and the vesna charity fund to purchase modern drones and electronic warfare systems for the third separate assault, 110th and 47th brigades of the armed forces of ukraine. defenders in the donetsk direction, they hold back enemy attacks every day and defend our freedom and future. the military urgently needs drones and modern means of countering enemy drones. our goal is already on the account, join using the qr code, which you now see on the screen. good health, dear ukrainians, we, the fighters of the 1st assault battalion of the 3rd crimean assault brigade, who defend our native land on the front lines, urgently need your help, we

they are citing local residents and a security source telling the reuters news agency.deny those reports. this comes a few minutes after afp reporting that israel has declared part of its northern border region, a couple of zones there, as closed military zones. this is after we know that tanks have been gathering at the border, in a few hours ago, we learned that israel told the us that it plans to launch a limited ground incursion. since we've been on air, we have heard from us state department spokesperson confirming that israel did tell the us about a number of operations, there is a caveat, those limited operations. that's what the usa said, focused on hezbollah infrastructure near the border with lebanon. so these are the latest four or five developments or so. i want to bring you now a bit ofjoe biden, the us president, he was being asked about this issue. let's see if we can take a listen. , ., , , let's see if we can take a listen. , . ._ , ., listen. israel may be now launching _ listen. israel may be now launching a _ listen. israel may be now launching a lim

a journalist for the reuters news agency reported.es rushing through beirut's southern suburbs amid widespread panic, with explosions continuing for 30 minutes after the initial blasts. at this stage, there's been no comment from the israeli military . now, been no comment from the israeli military. now, in been no comment from the israeli military . now, in other news, military. now, in other news, the government says it is tackling small boat crossings on all fronts, following news that 10,000 people have crossed the channelin 10,000 people have crossed the channel in small boats since labour came to power in july , labour came to power in july, home office figures show 65 more migrants arrived on monday, bringing the year's total to nearly 23,600, though that's down 1% from this time last year. the latest crossings follow the deaths of eight migrants over the weekend, as the government boosts funding for border security. home secretary yvette cooper has announced £75 million for more officers, cameras and technology to combat peopl

obviously small sample there but reuters doing their own interviews post debate.know, how much that debate moves things. or if this race is kind of stuck where it is for the moment race is stuck. bigger polls have talked hundreds if not over a thousand people and margin of basically two to one. people think he won it and she lost it. on thursday. this is not going to help her as much as she hopes. and it's not going to hurt him as much as some people might fear. but in a race like this, think about this. this number. if you take a look at the real clear politics average. and you look at the 538 average five of the seven states the two candidates are separated in the average by less than 1 point. and so this is going to be -- and none of them, 2.9 percent is the biggest gap in the 538. and 1.8% is the biggest gap in real clear politics. >> this is a very close race. so even a small change in public attitudes could have a huge consequences by election day. >> bret: doug, you think there's another debate? >> i don't think there is another debate. i think donald trump

this was information from the reuters agency, and allegedly in china a secret project is being preparedven already active, for the production of geranium 3-type drones that will fly to a distance of 200 km and carry a warhead of up to 50 kg, and supposedly the development and production of these drones is engaged in directly in china, well, this is direct military aid, there is no other way to call it here, do you think... do you have information that this is true or is reuters referring to those sources that do not inspire credibility, please explain , in my opinion it is saying that a russian corporation that makes drones, ah, has now been able to manufacture these drones on the territory of china for some time now, that is, there is a suitable one, or there are no parts, or it is a joint venture. or it is an enterprise with 100% foreign capital, but this possibility exists, of course, because china, it has already banned the export of its drones from september 1, both to ukraine and to russia, and there was never any mention that russia or ukraine could register the relevant enterpri

activated explosive devices. citing a senior and lebanese security source and another a name source. reuters reforest, but israel's my sod for an intelligence agency, allegedly planned to the explosives inside 5000 pagers imported by his butler months before tuesdays designations. multiple sources indicates 2 routers, that's based off probation, which is an unprecedented breach off his phone list. security clearly was months and preparations a source also told reuters that the group order to be purchased from taiwan based gold. paula, the company's founders stated earlier, that's the page or is used in the lab. and last were manufactured by a your pain company license to use a brand, though he could not confirm its name. immediately. on monday americas special envoy visited israel and meet ask for it's to prevent and allow for at the meeting, as we know is really defense minister told him that the diplomatic road was no longer viable. and that the only way to return his relays, northern residents for their homes, is a military operation. now the us warns of a dramatic escalation that's good

mike: from the reuters-ipsos poll, when do you trust to bring down the cost of groceries and gasoline, trump 43%, harris 36%. if this election is largely about the economy, is that trouble for vice president harris? >> this is why campaigns matter. this is why over these last two months it's going to be a sprint for a marrowly-contested outcome. the vice president is going to continue to make her sharp contrast against donald trump's disastrous economic policies. let's go through some of them. kamala harris wants to put money directly in the pockets of families through the child tax credit expansion, donald trump does not. kamala harris wants the build 3 more million units of housing to lower the biggest share of wallet for the average american family which is rent or mortgage. donald trump's housing policy, i believe, is deporting migrants. donald trump wants to the raise costs on the average american family by $4,000 through his tariff policy. kamala harris, meanwhile, wants to inject up to $50,000 of tax deductible benefits to small businesses. one person has a set of policies abou

thatjust coming in from reuters news agency that the israeli military say it's agency that the israeli military say its continuing to strike his brother targets for the office after the series of explosions in the suburb of beirut with israel's military saying the attack on the central headquarters and the lebanese capital, and its suburbs with the strikes came just hours after benjamin netanyahu gave a defiant speech as he addressed the un general assembly in new york. he promised that israel would not rest in striking lebanon until israeli citizens have been evacuated from the north of the country because of the security risks could return home. from new york here is tom bateman. the israeli leader walked straight into the question all the diplomats here at the un are asking. prime minister netanyahu, are you agreeing to a cease—fire deal or not? and he wasn't answering it in the hall, either. instead, this was defiant and a vow for hezbollah�*s backers. i have a message for the tyrants of tehran, if you strike us, we will strike you. there is no place in iran that the long arm of is

he believes that the structure will have to be demolished, as reported by reuters, rafael grossi made this statement during his visit to zas. this was the fifth visit. the general director of mgt also inspected the pumping station and stated that there is a lack of water after the destruction of the kakhovskaya dam. as is known, the fire in the cooling tower, which occurred on august 11, did not cause the danger of leakage of harmful substances. president volodymyr zelenskyi for... stated that the fire at the military base was set by the occupiers. and in the american city of winder in the state of georgia, there was a shooting at a high school. four people died, the state bureau of investigation reported. about 30 others were injured. nine people are in hospitals. the age of the victims is currently being determined. the suspect has already been detained. he is alive and in custody. the attacker is 14 years old. for shooting. have already responded at the white house, the administration of president joe biden is coordinating work with federal and local services. on tuesday , septembe

this is in reference to a new report, find the reuters news agency, which is the center of attention that this has been use outlet claims, indian companies all selling military gear to crane via european middle land. now it claims that the scheme has been going on for over a year. the indian foreign ministry has denied these allegations facing the country . it complies with international rules. we have seen the reuters report, it is speculative and misleading and implies violations by india where none exist and hence is inaccurate in this cheese. india has an impeccable track record of compliance with international obligations on the export of military and dual use items. india has been carrying out its defense exports, taking into account its international obligations on non proliferation, based on its own, robust legal and regulatory framework, which includes a holistic assessment of relevant criteria including end user obligations and certifications. email once again reject. rubbish is weston reports, and this time of reasons why those reports alleging the new lead artillery shell

as we have seen, the reuters report it is speculative and misleading and implies violations by india where none exist and hence is inaccurate in this cheese. india has an impeccable track record of compliance with international obligations on the export of military and dual use items. india has been carrying out its defense exports, taking into account its international obligations, a non proliferation, based on its own, robust legal and regulatory framework, which includes a holistic assessment of relevant criteria including end user obligations and certifications. email, once again, reject rubbish is western reports, and this time of reasons why those reports alleging the new lead artillery shells all being directed to you free to european countries. now one thing is clear that's in those arms. exports rules clearly prohibit any thoughts on authorized fonts this . now this particular report.

let me tell you the reuters news agency, as we see the pictures live from one of the hospitals, reutersn 2700 people had been injured in a series of simultaneous explosions. hezbollah blaming israel and same israel will get its fair response. so unclear what that would be, but hezbollah very clearly pointed the finger at israel again, clearly pointed the finger at israelagain, raising clearly pointed the finger at israel again, raising the stakes in the middle east. hello. last week brought us lots of heavy showers, and a real autumn chill developed across the uk. but this week, things look and feel very different. it is as if summer has made a return. this is just a selection of the weather watcher pictures we've had from across the uk during today. blue skies and sunshine thanks to high pressure, which is firmly in charge of the scene right now. quite breezy around the edges of this area of high pressure, and some areas of cloud just drifting around as well. a bit of cloud just moving in across parts of east anglia, the southeast of england. cloud that has been affecting the north of

in the last half hour, the reuters news agency reported comments from the israeli military — saying it'sg to "degrade and dismantle" hezbollah's capabilities. a source close to hezbollah told reuters the group's leader hassan nasrallah is alive. with iran's tasnim news agency also reporting that he's safe. these are pictures of children being pulled out of the rubble of the buildings hit by the israeli air strikes. lebanon's health ministry says at least two people have been killed and 76 injured — those numbers are expected to rise. it comesjust hours prime minister we canjust we can just hear from the us secretary of state... ... secretary of state... continuing _ secretary of state... continuing to _ secretary of state... continuing to stand - secretary of state... continuing to stand up i secretary of state... l continuing to stand up for their sovereignty and the right to stand for their future. at the security council the overwhelming number of countries called for a just and lasting peace on the basis of the united nations charter. crucial to that, is pressing around north korea a