frank and sebastian, _ escalates as sebastian says.rtise and your thoughts. if you want to know more, you can head to the bbc website where there are a range of articles explaining more about the background and details of what's happening. that includes this piece: what is hamas, what is happening in israel and other questions. i want to show you some of the latest pictures that are coming into us now. a video has emerged on social media appearing to show a gun battle taking place near the gaza border. a warning these footage does contain some distressing scenes. gunshots. this incident we believe to have taken place earlier on sunday. israeli forces have exchanged fire on a road near gaza border. this footage verified by bbc news shows a gunfight involving israeli forces on the route 4 highway between ashdod and the gaza border. gunshots. sirens. 0ur bbc verify team have written a post for our live page, explaining how they went about checking this video, and working out where and when it was taken. the taliban says that more than 2,0

what do you think about that, sebastian? _ acquire. what do you think about that, sebastian?have seen in the israeli _ that, sebastian? absolutely. we have seen in the israeli government - that, sebastian? absolutely. we have seen in the israeli government set - seen in the israeli government set this take _ seen in the israeli government set this take on very, very important roles _ this take on very, very important roles. economy minister, national security _ roles. economy minister, national security. we have seen some extent them _ security. we have seen some extent them driving the way things have gone _ them driving the way things have gone politically in israel and leading _ gone politically in israel and leading to a big drift in israel. the biggest one for a long time. and the the biggest one fora long time. and the fact— the biggest one for a long time. and the fact that hamas has established itself as— the fact that hamas has established itself as the most active proponent of a palestinian cause. but predating this. but with events as they are. — predating this. bu

sebastian: exacerbated.ependent catalyst that could power risk premium wider, and all the trades we have in place benefit from wider risk premiums. and this is an additional potential catalyst that could bring this risk premium about. alix: are bonds a good head right now- -- hedge right now? i know you are in equity guy. sebastian: i think they are. there are many puzzles investors have to deal with on the moment. typically when inflation fades strongly, typically when the fed comes to the end of the hiking cycle, that is when you buy bonds. a lot of clients attempted to buy bonds and they are shocked at what happened at the long end of the rate curve. the answer why this is happening is you have superstrong gdp growth in q3, so the market is busy pressing out cuts. the fed would cut a lot more than the price at the moment. the moment that happens, bond yields will come down and treasuries are going to look like a very attractive hedge against the slowdown tendencies. alix: sebastian, great to hang out with

let's move to sebastian _ aware of the israeli demand.of the israeli demand. let's move to sebastian usher, one middle east correspondence. people asking who controls gaza? could you just explain. what we're seeing today is based so much in history, it's important to understand the history to understand what is on now. the u-rou to understand what is on now. the a-rou that to understand what is on now. the group that controls how mass now, that controls gaza, is how must. it is controlled — that controls gaza, is how must. it is controlled completely essentially there since 2007. in 2005, israel pulled _ there since 2007. in 2005, israel pulled out — there since 2007. in 2005, israel pulled out of gaza, there were about 9000 _ pulled out of gaza, there were about 9000 settlers there at the time. there _ 9000 settlers there at the time. there was— 9000 settlers there at the time. there was a palestinian wide election— there was a palestinian wide election held in 2006, that was won by her— election held in 2006, that was won by her mass —

that was security correspondent frank gardner and sebastian usher, our arab frank gardner and sebastian arab affairs editor talking to me a bit about what is happening in the area. lots of questions coming in from many of you on bbc news. to keep those questions coming. pope francis has called for an end to the attacks in israel and gaza. speaking in his weekly address to crowds in st peter's square, he said that terrorism and war would not solve any problems, but only bring further suffering and death to innocent people. he said he was following events with apprehension and sorrow. let's ta ke let's take you live to gaza to look at the pictures we are getting. at the moment looking a little bit quiet. but over the last few hours, we've seen a number of strikes by the israeli defence for is hitting various parts of the gaza city. we have also had pictures coming in earlier in the day. in particular, i wanted to show you these, artillery movements just outside the border with gaza city. there has been a lot of international reaction to what has been happening, comments from the us secret

we talked not only with sebastian, but with people who form the french community here in minsk, look current interview. do you miss france? not really, i don’t really, i miss france, 30 years ago, yes, but what has changed, about these values, now it’s not like what i want, i was almost, well, everywhere in the world, i have traveled a lot and in general here, well, the feelings, you know, when you go underground, it’s so cool, because well, in france and in europe or... everywhere it’s so dangerous, there’s always graffiti, and so, there is, always, well, it’s very, very dangerous, just, but here, just i can go, anyone, any time, anywhere, it’s, well, i feel it’s normal, like no, no, yes, i must calmly, yes, everyone says, everyone teaches, yes, everything teaches, it’s difficult, terrible, terribly difficult, but what about yourself, what’s the most difficult thing, well, pronunciation, pozhi, consonants letters, seriously, long verbs, it’s simple, at what point did you become interested in the russian language? ah, well, more or less, i think, 7 years ago, yes, i think that maybe

rather, our lack of early sexual education for children and lgbt pressure, we talked not only with sebastian people who form the french community here in minsk, look what they said, this is a relevant interview. do you miss france? not really, i, well, not really, i miss france, 30 years ago, yes, 30 years ago, and what has changed, about these values, now it’s not the way i want it, i was almost, well, everywhere in the world , i traveled a lot and in general here, the feelings , you know, when going underground, it’s... so cool, because well, in france and in europe or everywhere, it’s so dangerous, there’s always graffiti, and so, there is, always, well, it's very, very dangerous, simple, but here, i just can go, any, any time, everywhere, well, i feel normal, like no, no, yes, you need to calmly, yes, learn everything, yes, everything teaches, at what point did you become interested in the russian language? well, more or less, i think 7 years ago. yes, i think that maybe in the future it will be useful to know the russian language , i don’t know, because i, i never wanted to live where i

as sebastian said, it's a game _ significant, isn't it? as sebastian said, it's a game changer. of president reagan's visit. we don't know if he's going to be taking questions tomorrow but if he is he going to be asked about it because the —— president biden. the american saying they are fully behind israel. israel was strongest ally. they've also been saying you've got to minimise the number of casualties ifjoe biden arrives here with the confirmation of people killed in a hospital in their thousands that is going to be difficult for the americans not to come out and condemn what israel has done. as you say, we don't know the details at the moment. we're still trying to build up a picture but it does look like this was an israeli air strike on people, civilians sheltering, hundreds killed. israel in the pastor said look, it's going after hamas command centres, individual senior leaders within but if it turns out they were going after an individual who within this hospital or a command center, does itjustify killing hundreds of people? itjustify killing hundreds of --eole?, ., i

however, sebastian says we can get a tip off was volatility relatively outperforming the s&p 500, howeasure that? the vix in blue and in the volatility, one month trading in red, you can see the vix is above the actual realized volatility, and carly white of vermont, something has to give, even the historic volatility is going to jump over the volatility index needs to come down. according to sebastian, with the spread between >>> volatility and implied volatility is this big it's usually in response to a vix spike, or event, it is not spike so something else might be go on -- going on, he says that means the vix is wrong we are approaching a bottom but based on a small sample set, but usually doesn't run this high without a major financing action. sought whited back from march when the banks we thought might be going belly up, the crisis ended up being much less serious than initially seemed with the first selloff was horrific. in short, while the vix saying things are going to get much uglier, the historic volatility says is wrong, either the rally or a multi-standard deviation down

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earlier, in the first semi-final match, the polish hubert herkach defeated the american sebastian kurda with 63 and 64 points. in this way, today in the final match between rublev and herkach to win the title , from martinez's history-making to inter's attempt to renew martinez's contract in the package of the margins of the football world. his goal reached the record of the most consecutive minutes without a goal in the argentine national team and made history. and it is interesting that argentina has only lost one in the last four years and that is the qatar world cup going to saudi arabia, lionel messi announced in the company of his friends. he won the ballon d'or 2023 and news of his presence in paris and recording a video for this event has been heard. in addition to himself, real madrid announced the signing of malik chow from milan for 17 million pounds. robert lewandowski's return from the concussion he suffered during the meeting with proto was going very well. barca's medical team expects that this polish striker will be able to start training again with the ball on the grass

sebastian palestinian territory divided? sebastian perhaps you would like to take this one...k, east jerusalem. essentially the power to earn —— the palestinian territories. if you look back further, let's go back to when independence was declared by israel at that time, the international plan was for there to be a division between what was to be israel and what was to be an arab state. that essentially included what was now the palestinian territories. there was a six—day war where they had a victory over three arab armies. egyptian control was suddenly in israel's hands. it has been handed back to the palestinians and then hamas took control. other palestinian territories, there is a certain amount of autonomy in the occupied west bank, it is still occupied west bank, it is still occupied territory. it is still essentially, israel has greater or lesser control over those areas. the guards... it also has a big problem in terms of the peace process, in the two state solution. at one point, it was seen this division, between her and palestinian authorities, was seen as a reason

. >> sebastián eso fue más de un suspiro por ahí al recordar todas esas canciones de la diva de la banda la velada fueron justamente peso pluma, ocho galardones, bad bunny siete. carol dice llevo cinco, la hermosa, llevo cuatro ya más o menos vemos cuál es la tendencia musical que cierra. está cerrando este 2023. bueno, hablemos ahora de otros. >> no son los Ángeles azules los cantantes que también estuvieron ? bueno, no son eso, sino que estos son de los que vuelan los blue ngc, que están listos para sacarlos, surcar los cielos del área de la radio. este viernes a domingo para la semana de la flota en san francisco. pues ahí lo tienen. >> el comandante alex mata es uno de los seis pilotos de los aviones de combate. dijo que volar aquí tiene un significado especial porque es de los pocos sitios donde el equipo vuela cada año. >> este año, un miembro del equipo está haciendo historia. la comandante mandalay es la primera mujer piloto que tiene el equipo. los pilotos recordaron a la fallecida senadora dianne feinstein, a quien le acredita entrar a la semana de la flota a san francisco. esp

les importa si vamos a trabajar les pagan todavÍa aÚn menos de lo que nos estÁn pagando ahorita >> sebastiÁnpedÍrsele ningÚn documento para trabajar algunos dÍas entre los hoteles en huelga como lavaplatos y asistiendo a (...) al final del dÍa dice que recibiÓ un cheque de pago por parte de la agencia que lo contratÓ sin es especificarse las horas de trabajo y el salario >> no habÍa deducciones de cÓmo se realizaron los pagos como eran los descuentos cuantas horas trabajo uno que no le pagaron que si le pagaron >> por el caso de sebastiÁn yatra migrantes la fiscalÍa de los angeles estÁ investigando si ha habido violaciones laborales a varias agencias de contrataciÓn y algunos hoteles entre ellos segÚn los angeles times por medio de su operador expresÓ en un comunicado que la acusaciÓn es totalmente inf infundada >> en la masiva movilizaciÓn se unieron legisladores quienes aseguran van a luchar por los derechos de los trabajadores en huelga de los migrantes en busca de asilo polÍtico >> como pagar lo que es legal no respetar las leyes que tenemos en california para ponerlos en contra de los o

frank, from what sebastian says, this was a build—up, wasn't it? the sophisticated way in which hamas managed to do this.— managed to do this. israelis are shocked and _ managed to do this. israelis are shocked and surprised - managed to do this. israelis are shocked and surprised and - managed to do this. israelis are shocked and surprised and i - managed to do this. israelis are l shocked and surprised and i think quite _ shocked and surprised and i think quite angry with their government and the _ quite angry with their government and the military because they thought— and the military because they thought they had got this. they thought— thought they had got this. they thought they had got this. they thought they had got this. they thought they had this board are secure — thought they had this board are secure. israel has one of the most sophisticated and well resourced intelligence apparatus in the world -- horder~ — intelligence apparatus in the world —— border. they had allegedly been able to— —— border. they had allegedly been able to assas

everybody understands that except you enter the conflict zone and join tim sebastian as a whole, the powerful to account. this is a big fan you, whichever way you like to spin conflict among the dw. so one picks off, we in fact, every day, the world wide web for free comes all the world. we can take the different w, the world and also on your info is in all the input w story. now on to the hello guys. this is the 77 percent of the platform for the sweet issues share. i did you know, on this time i'm not afraid to ask you and then it gets to talk to the young people clearly have the solution, the future of the 77 percent. every weekend on dw, the, this need to be in there is coming to live from berlin. israel's prime minister rejects calls for a cease fire and gaza is who will not have read to association of affiliated with mazda after the rhetoric. attacks of october, 7th, called for seas far are called israel to surrender to come up and back home with her family is real rescue is a soldier, abducted by hum us more than 200 other people remain in.

. >>> clare sebastian has been tracking the latest for us.et's begin of what israel is describing as the active rescue of a hostage. from release to active rescue. i think, trying to make the point that the ground incursion doesn't necessarily prohibit the release of hostages, which is the families' concern. >> yeah. i think that's exactly the point here. this was the first of its kind. we've seen hamas release four hostages, they said, on humanitarian grounds. this is the first time we've seen an actual rescue. and the wording is critical. listen how the israeli spokesperson described this to cnn's anderson cooper. she was rescued, actively rescued. a joint idf and isa israeli security agency operation, with boots on the ground. thanks to the ground operations that we're conducting in northern gaza. special forces were able to come in and based on intelligence, get her out. >> this was female idf soldier. the emphasis there is on israel using this as proof, they say, the ground operations serves, rather than threatens efforts to get hostages

tania, desde texas, sebastián trabajó en varios hoteles, pero en 1 de ellos dice que iba de la cocinal estado de california. estamos orgullosos de lo que hemos hecho como estados santuario, cris cabezas, telemundo 48. gracias cris. >> recuerda que hay que denunciar cualquier situación laboral que tenga. también le queremos recordar que octubre es el mes para informarnos sobre el cáncer de mama en pantalla le vamos a poner la página web para información sobre pruebas gratuitas. además, como parte de la campaña denominada cada mujer cuenta, el departamento estatal de servicios de atención sanitaria ofrece recursos para personas con bajos ingresos. es otra historia. el senador robert menendez se declara inocente de los cargos que enfrenta por presuntamente actuar como un agente del servicio al gobierno de israel. luis medina nos explica cómo avanza este caso. el senador robert menendez se declaró hoy no culpable de la nueva acusación en su contra de servir como agente al servicio del gobierno de egipto, como parte del proceso que se le sigue de recibir soborno utilizando su posición de p

it's trapped on the border. >> clare sebastian, bringing us a live report from london. appreciate it. for the first time, the president of the palestinian authority has condemned the military actions. the palestinian news agency reports that mahmoud abass says the actions and policies of hamas do not represent the palestinian people. he calls for rejection of violence and release of prisoners on both sides of the con conflict. his comments came during a phone call with the president of venezuela. joining me is research fellow for middle east policy at the international institute for strategic studies. he's with us from bahrain. thank you for joining us. in the wake of hamas' brutal and horrifying attacks last saturday, israel's goal is to wipe out the militant group and destroy its terrorist infrastructure with large-scale strikes. and likely ground incursion. what are the risks and costs involved for innocent civilians and hostages, held underground, given hamas knows that tunnel system better than the idf troops. >> yes. in fact, it is difficult to imagine how israel

clare sebastian for, us appreciate it. >> now the unicef chief is issuing a stark warning. saying that the lack of clean water in gaza is on the verge of becoming a catastrophe. he said more than 2 million people are in dire need of clean water in the enclave. and with that, it they will suffer from dehydration and water borne illnesses. melissa bell shows us the gravity of the situation. >> in gaza, the fight for survival grows more desperate by the. our civil order is breaking down with you an aid warehouses swarmed. many of these people who have been displaced and are now in a desperate search of the bases. the water sorted so bad that some are now turning to the city for the supplies they so desperately need. >> the services are not set up for. this the shelter which, as we call it shelter now is supposed to be a school so in a classroom that's supposed to have, what, 20 kids or 30 kids attending school every day you have more than 100 7200 people sleeping, eating, drinking and those are the people that we know. these are the people that we used to talk all the time, le

and i letting the q 50 the 77 percent the incessant minute on the w and the conflicts with tim, sebastian, the middle name group, i'm off smashes in days. well, triggering more of the former prime minister who is almost blamed. should yahoo resign? yes. do you think you will come pick them in 19 minutes. on dw, the we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d w the, this is the news, live from berlin. israel gives people in guys a more time to heat. it's evacuation orders before it is expected ground defensive . it says they have safe passage on to main roads to flee to the south of the territory. over a 1000000 people have been told to relocate situation the u. n. has described as impossible this after the military raid said it conducted raids inside gas that the bottle militants and search for hostages. find the bodies of missing his release and families of germans.

the policy of the former sebastian prime minister with parliamentary elections and set sit tight and straight up the box with ukraine jumping down from priority. let us president joe biden signs an emergency. vomiting failed to keep the government running, but new aid the ukraine is no one on the horizon. but he still says that under no circumstances, 10 americans stop. so you pay 5 minutes to pose into damage control off the head defense change suggested deploying and purchase troops as instructors to ukraine versus an access. there are no immediate plans to put boots on the ground, at least not in the car at all. and destroyed the shapes the week. the canadian prime minister is in the hot seat for hosting a not pick, collaborate time to come to parliament for just intruder tries to don't to the responsibility. but as a combination, pulls them from the at midnight here and most of their life from all tease h to it's great to have you with all sides. we take a look of what's happening around the world for jumping right to it. and with the social democracy party came yet decisive when

we spoke not only with sebastian, but with the people who form the french community here in minsk, look said, this is a relevant interview. do you miss france? not really, i'm not really, i miss france, 30 years ago, right? 30 years ago, and what has changed, about these values, now it’s not what i want, i’ve been almost, well , everywhere in the world, i’ve traveled a lot and in general... there are feelings, you know, when going underground, it’s like that cool, because well, in france or europe or everywhere, it's so dangerous, there's always graffiti. just me i can go anywhere at any time, well, i feel fine, like no no yes, i need to calmly study everything, yes everything is studying. what is the most difficult thing, well, pronunciation, dezhi, consonants, long verbs, it’s simple, at what point did you become interested in the russian language? ah, well, more or less, i think, 7 years ago, yes, i think that maybe in the future it will be useful to know russian, i don’t know, because... that i never wanted to live where it’s cold, because for me russia or belarus is very cold, in f

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clare sebastian is tracking the developments from london. what is the latest on the negotiations? >> reporter: good morning, u.s. side and certainly secretary blinken staying quiet about the negotiations under way. we're hearing similar from israeli official speaking to cnn's matthew chance. and this official flushed out a bit that there had been a proposal pult on the table that would allow any american citizen who could present their passport to exit to the south of the gaza strip into egypt. there was a proposal to allow limited amount of palestinian civilians 2,000 per day do the same. this is extremely complicated because of the bombardment, spiraling humanitarian crisis. time is of the essence because of the potential for a ground offensive. but obviously complicated for egypt because we're looking at a huge potential influx of refugees. egypt of course on the border with gaza. so talks apparently under way and likely focus of secretary blinken's time as he visits the region today. >> clare sebastian in london, thank you very much for that. thank you all very much for joinin

clare sebastian is live in london. what is driving the increase in the strikes and why now?> reporter: yeah, kasie, this has been going on since day one sincing on the 7 wheoctober 7 w the rampage took place. we sawmill tamilitants fire acrs the border and there is a cycle of tit for tat attacks. why the increase now? over the weekend we did see an israeli strike kill a reuters cameraman, injure two other reuters journalists. that seems to have been the trigger for the increase on wednesday. hezbollah said it attacked six border posts, it claimed also to have attacked an israeli tank and we're hearing about more cross-border attacks this morning. and this doesn't seem to be yet an attempt by hezbollah to get involved in the conflict, they have not signals that they are going in essentially to bat for hamas, but of course they do politically support hamas. they also backed by iran. this may be a signal of their capabilities which are significant. and it is dangerous the chief of the general staff of the israeli defense forces was in the region this week, made it very, very cl

. >> for more on all this i want to bring in cnn's clare sebastian in london. i, mean clare, look at things have been escalating and obviously the suffering in gaza continues. >> yeah, absolutely, paula we know that israel is ramping up this so-called second stage of the war. we heard this morning from the idf, they say they are moving up slowly and meticulously, but moving slowly does not mean slowing down. of course, the bombardment continues to ground operations are ramping up. he said the focus is in the northern part of gaza, gaza city we know is experiencing heavy bombardment but eastside that even though civilians have been asked to evacuate, 800,000 of them have done so. there will be strikes not just in the northern part, but anywhere the idf sees there are hamas operatives or infrastructure. that continues to be their primary goal. as for the bombardment of the continuing we see hospitals in the firing line. again, the palestinian red crescent society saying overnight that the l coutts hospital, the neighborhood where that hospital is in the southern

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with me now is the bbc�*s middle east analyst, sebastian usher, and joining us from jerusalem is ourdent tom bateman. we have a question from robert saxon who asks, what does hamas hope to achieve? i who asks, what does hamas hope to achieve? ~ , .,, , . achieve? i think in its most basic terms it wants _ achieve? i think in its most basic terms it wants to _ achieve? i think in its most basic terms it wants to show _ achieve? i think in its most basic terms it wants to show is - achieve? i think in its most basic terms it wants to show is a - achieve? i think in its most basic| terms it wants to show is a bigger power and has more capability than has been expected and taken into the is really equation and the way the world views palestinian issues. it wants to show the stability israel somehow leaves despite being surrounded by enemies and an existential crisis, —— is real sometimes believes. as an entity and a country under state it is no longer really under threat. this was an attempt to shore that was the case and israelis themselves are not safe and we have seen that with the ho

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clare sebastian for us in london.ciate it. >> cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier joins me now from washington. and can, i really appreciate you getting your insights on this. especially as we see developments on the ground in the last few hours and netanyahu was resolute. israeli troops press on in the meantime. the prime minister claims that the rescue of the idea of soldier is proof that military pressures on hamas will, in equal measure both save and destroy hamas. is that even possible? >> well the families of the hostages certainly fear it is not. they think that if some of the hostages are saved, it will be by lock and some skill. but they are really worried about collateral damage as the israeli defense forces push forward in circling gaza city. it looks like that's what they're doing. and starting laying the seat for what looks like a long urban warfare, that's the kind of thing where you go block by block. the hostages are likely hidden in an underground tunnel network in different groups. so, perhaps they

cnn's clare sebastian is live in london. clare, good morning to you. worsening humanitarian situation is pressuring everyone here, as israel, hamas, egypt, the u.s. is it fair to say, it's nothing compared to what might happen after israel invades? >> yeah, kasie, it's hard to imagine, given how bad things are now, but if you look at the size of the force that israel has sa massed, up to 300,000, including reservists. there are tens of thousands on the border with gaza right now, if you look at the fact if they go in, which they are sort of heavily of hinting that they will, a new phase in the operation that's coming, saying it will involve significant ground operations, then they will be engages likely not only with hamas who has proven itself to be very well prepared for this. but also likely other militant groups in gaza as well. and that will worsen the humanitarian situation, though we know more than 500,000 people have evacuated to the south as they were told a few days ago. many have left in hospitals, the vulnerable patient, doctors making the

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so, to talk about this, cnn's clare sebastian joins us, clare, we've his ris really around the world get back home. >> we've had airlines cancel or suspend flights. united and canada saying they'll review it as it unfolds. in terms of flights still operating, british airways are adhering to the security situation. emirates, one of them, virgin, the major israeli carry continues with their israeli flights and only out of one terminal, and allowing passengers to cancel per voucher. and we saw with nic robertson, people taking cover, this is less than 50 miles from the gaza strip, this airport. we have potentially reservists coming home, called up, reservists, those people scrambling to get home. others doing the same. and things in emergency flights operated by airlines, korean air is going to operate tomorrow and united over the weekend to get workers and other citizens out. that's why you see some continuation of air traffic available, of course, heavily disrupted. >> a look at the oil price because that does play into anything that happens within the region. this is an oil-producing

>> clare sebastian in london with the very latest. thanks, clare. >>> now for the first time since the shocking and deadly hamas attack on israel, the president of the palestinian authority has con condemned and condemned strongly the militants' actions. mahmoud abbas said the policies of hamas do not represent the palestinian people. he also called for a rejection of violence and the release of prisoners on both sides of the conflict. the comments came during the phone call with the president of venezuela. >>> iran's president is warning that the war between israel and hamas could spread to other parts of the mideast if the crisis in gaza is not resumed soon. in a call with france's emmanuel macron on sunday, iran's president called for an immediate end to the bombardment of residential areas in gaza and demanded that efforts be made to lift the blockade on the territory. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken spent the weekend holding talks with leaders across the middle east in the hopes of preventing a spread of the conflict. he i

well, i'm going to go to sebastian milbank. sebastian . the fact the vat sebastian. many of these things. >> so on the one hand, you're punishing parents who are already paying into the tax system in school that system for places in school that their children are not using . their children are not using. >> so that but on the >> so think that but on the other hand, you are talking about , you know, other hand, you are talking about, you know, an average school fee of 15,000 or something year. so this is not something a year. so this is not you know, this not sort of you know, this is not sort of people minor institutions. >> these are elite schools and they do you know, you are looking at situation where something like two thirds of our judges went public school. judges went to public school. even stars and even now, pop stars and entertainers sportsmen are entertainers and sportsmen are increasingly people who went to elite public schools. >> you know, i think that a far better policy would be rather than removing the charitable status of these schools or taxing aro

cnn's clare sebastian is following developments for us live from london.hat is the latest on the hamas/israel war from both sides of the border? and what are you hearing about the possibility of a cease-fire coinciding with the opening of the rafha border crossing into egypt? >> reporter: we do not have confirmation from either side, hamas or the israeli government. the israel's prime minister's office saying there is currently neither a cease-fire in return for the exit of foreigners. the government media office in gaza saying they have no contacts or confirmations from the egyptian authorities regarding the intention to open the rafah crossing. all this followed comments from secretary blinken on sunday in cairo saying rafha will be opened, but then we got an alert from the u.s. embassy in jerusalem later saying that the situation was still very fluid, urging citizens to assess the risk themselves before going to rafha. so it is very uncertain what's happening there. clearly there's a situation inside gaza that is spiraling. plenty of people wanting to g

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the argentine will face the winner of holger rune and sebastian baez in the quarter—finals.just a reminder of the cricket. 126—7. not doing bad at all. that's all for now. we'll see you soon. pakistan has given a last warning to all immigrants in the country illegally to leave voluntarily before november the 1st. they include hundreds of thousands of afghans. the first charter flight in months bringing afghan refugees from pakistan to the uk is due to leave today. thousands of people and their families who risked their lives to work with or for the uk in afghanistan and were promised uk visas have been stuck in pakistan, some for over a year. live now to caroline davies in islamabad. what is the background to the situation? there are a couple of relocation programme is that the uk runs for people that you say worked with or for the uk government runs for people that you say worked with orfor the uk government in afghanistan. many of those individuals were asked to come to pakistan because the uk cannot process visas for the uk in afghanistan, so once they were accepted onto

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the policy of the former sebastian prime minister wins parliamentary elections and set the tone straight off the box with ukraine jumping down from priority. let us president joe biden signs an emergency funding bill to keep the government running . but new aid, the ukraine is nowhere on the horizon. but he still says that under no circumstances, 10 americans stop. so you paid 5 minutes to pose into damage control off the head. defense change, suggestive deploying purchase troops. as instructors to you brain versus an access, there are no immediate plans to put boots on the ground, at least not in the current on the.

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two of america's brightest young talents clashed for the first time as ben shelton and sebastian kordahead in the last 8 of the shanghai masters in china in what was the first all american atp masters 1,000 quarter final since 2017. and it was the relative statesman, sebastian korda at the age of 23 who saw off his 21—year—old opponent in 3 sets. shelton reached the semi finals of the us open last month but it was korda who prevailed 6-7, 6-2, 7-6. the world number 26 into his first ever masters 1000 semi—final. over in zhengzhou, the capital of east central china's henan province. no 4 seed ons jabeur needed five match points to see off the challenge of lucia bronzetti in the second round of the bank of communications zhengzhou open, she came through 6—3, 7—6 injust under 2 hours. however, the tunisian was forced to withdraw from her eighth quarterfinal of the year due to a knee injury. that means daria kasatkina will go straight to the semifinals via walkover after the no 8 seed saw off wild card bai zhuoxuan 6—2, 6—4. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. many of th