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the $z/startfeed. $z/startfeed. live from washington. this is bbc news.move south. as israeli air strikes on gaza continue, the un secretary—general warns that evacuating more than a million people would be extremely hazardous. and the us secretary of state continues his whirlwind diplomatic mission, saying he's working with israel on a safe passage for the palestinians. hello. i'm helena humphrey. is good to have you with us. the un says tens of thousands of palestinian residents in the northern gaza strip have fled their homes amid a 24—hour deadline to evacuate — issued by israel. the evacuation order says residents should move to the area south of wadi gaza. israeli forces have also ordered the al awda hospital to evacuate by 6am local time. hamas, has urged residents to stay put.

$:/startfeed. the federal reserve strikes a cautious tone as it navigates an uncertain path for the world's biggest economy. and indian officials arrested chinese employee of the smart phone maker vivo in delhi as tensions flare between the two countries. hello, and welcome to asia business report. we start with global markets, because despite uncertainty caused by the israel—hamas crisis, the mood on trading floors across asia, europe, as well as the united states, has improved, compared to the beginning of the trading week. earlier, oil prices for one have fallen more than 2%, as fears of disruption to supplies due to conflict calmed down a day after saudi arabia pledged to stabilise the market. the neck he is up to .6% this morning. —— 1.2 mac 6% the central bank said it might hold steady on another interest—rate hike as well. federal reserve officials are embracing the higher—for—longer strategy. that's according to the newly released minutes in the september meeting. the readout shows while pe

$z/startfeed. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. for the first time since russia's full—scale invasion, the war raging in ukraine is not dominating the international headlines and geopolitical discussion. as the israeli military targets gaza in response to hamas's brutal assault, will kyiv be impacted by the shift in attention to that escalation of conflict in the middle east? well, my guest is olha stefanishyna, ukraine's deputy by the shift in attention to that escalation of conflict in the middle east? well, my guest is olha stefanishyna, ukraine's deputy prime minister for european and euro—atlantic integration. with the fighting attritional and winter looming, should ukraine be concerned about the long—term sustainability of the backing it gets from western allies? olha stefanishyna in kyiv, welcome to hardtalk. greetings from kyiv, indeed. good to hear you, good to see you, steve. well, than

$z/startfeed. live from washington, this is bbc news. million palestinians must leave the northern gaza strip within the next 2a hours. the un says the situation on the ground in gaza is "dire" with food and water running low. the us secretary of state has vowed unending american support for israel during a visit to the country. and in other news, the leading republican candidate for us house speaker suddenly drops out of the race. hello, i'm caitriona perry. text

$z/startfeed. voice-over: this is bbc news.traight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. for the first time since russia's full—scale invasion, the war raging in ukraine is not dominating the international headlines and geopolitical discussion. as the israeli military targets gaza in response to hamas's brutal assault, will kyiv be impacted by the shift in attention to that escalation of conflict in the middle east? well, my guest is 0lha stefanishyna, ukraine's deputy by the shift in attention to that escalation of conflict in the middle east? well, my guest is 0lha stefanishyna, ukraine's deputy prime minister for european and euro—atlantic integration. with the fighting attritional and winter looming, should

$:/startfeed. it's been a year in which climate change has topped the news agenda. from forest fires in hawaii, to extreme weather here and abroad, you can't help but notice... an intense heat. well over 40 degrees. demonstrations at- wimbledon, the ashes and the world snooker championship. - parts of northern italy are on high alert. scientists say they're concerned by the recent run of broken climate records. the bbc green sport awards recognises those individuals who are using their platform to raise awareness of the issues that are facing all of us. those athletes and organisations who are speaking up and shining a light on what we can all do to help better protect the planet. over the next half an hour, we'll introduce you to this year's winners from all over the world and a variety of sports. but ourfirst winner of the young sportsperson of the year is from a little bit closer to home. i'm on the way to devon to meet innes fitzgerald, who, a yearago, at the age ofjust 16, put her environmental principles above the start of her international athletics career. i

$z/startfeed.cial look at the us house speaker's race. for the first time in history, the role has been left vacant by a vote of congress. we look at the lawmakers running for thejob. congressmenjim jordan and steve scalise have already announced their bids and now, jordan is getting a boost from former president donald trump. house speaker is a job with domestic powers, but international implications. we look at why funding for ukraine could also be on the line. hello, i'm carl nasman and welcome to this bbc special look at the us house speaker's race. as we head into the weekend here in washington, many in political circles are still catching their breath after a whirlwind week while bracing for what's to come. in particular, the discussion is over which of these men — congressmanjimjordan of ohio on the left or steve scalise of lousiana on the right — has the best chance to take over the house speaker's chair. they have both announced their bids and are seen as the front—runners but with a fract

$:/startfeed.dian officials arrested chinese employee of the smart phone maker vivo in delhi as tensions flare between the two countries. hello, and welcome to asia business report. we start with global markets, because despite uncertainty caused by the israel—hamas crisis, the mood on trading floors across asia, europe, as well as the united states, has improved, compared to the beginning of the trading week. earlier, oil prices for one have fallen more than 2%, as fears of disruption to supplies due to conflict calmed down a day after saudi arabia pledged

$:/startfeed. it's been a year in which climate change has topped the news agenda.edon, the ashes and the world snooker championship. - parts of northern italy are on high alert. scientists say they're concerned by the recent run of broken climate records. the bbc green sport awards recognises those individuals who are using their platform to raise awareness of the issues that are facing all of us. those athletes and organisations who are speaking up and shining a light on what we can all do to help better protect the planet.