Four people have been killed in an Israeli strike near a hospital in southern Beirut, according to Lebanon. Israel has been targeting locations associated with Hezbollah, including financial networks. The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has resulted in thousands of deaths in Lebanon and northern Israel.

Israel is preventing humanitarian missions to the north of Gaza, according to Unrwa. At least 10 people have been killed in Israeli artillery fire in Jabalia refugee camp. The UN said no aid was allowed into northern Gaza during the first two weeks of October.

Israel is preventing humanitarian missions to north Gaza, according to Unrwa. Israeli troops stormed a school and detained men before setting the building ablaze. At least 10 people were killed in Israeli artillery fire that hit a camp for displaced people at a school in Jabalia refugee camp. Graphic videos showed bodies lying on the ground inside a tented camp.

Israel targets Hezbollah-linked bank in Lebanon with airstrikes, US envoy seeks to negotiate end to conflict, UN discusses humanitarian situation, and Moldova votes to join EU.

The US is investigating the leak of Israeli plans to attack Iran, which were published on an Iranian-aligned Telegram account. The leaked documents describe Israel's preparations for a strike on Iran and discuss Israeli drone movements.

The Beirut suburb of Dahieh is facing destruction and a mass exodus of residents due to recent Israeli bombing, leaving many seeking shelter in central Beirut.

Israeli strike in north Gaza kills 87, Hamas-run ministry says

Health officials report 87 killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, while Israel disputes the number.

A displaced Palestinian claims that the house where former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed was his home for 15 years before he had to flee. Sinwar, who was behind the 7 October attacks on Israel, was killed by Israeli troops.

The killing of Yahya Sinwar raises questions about Hamas leadership and the fate of Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Ahmed al-Dalou speaks out about the tragic death of his wife and sons in a fire at al-Aqsa compound in Gaza.

Dozens reported killed in the latest Gaza strike

Stories from Israel, Gaza, the USA, Ivory Coast, and Bolivia are presented by Katie Adie. Jeremy Bowen remembers a teenage girl's hopes for peace in Gaza. Evangelical Christians discuss climate change in Georgia. Road-building in Ivory Coast and the Blessing of the Automobiles in Bolivia are also featured.

A drone was launched towards Israeli PM Netanyahu's home in Caesarea. No injuries were reported, and it is unclear if the building hit was part of the residence.

The conflict in Ukraine is the worst war Europe has experienced since World War Two. Europe is relying on US military aid, but that support is expected to end soon. Germany's military revamp is facing challenges, and there are concerns about European resolve and 'Ukraine fatigue'. Ukraine is in a vulnerable moment and needs additional support.

With the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the future of the conflict in Gaza remains uncertain. While an Israeli minister believes it brings a hostage release closer, Hamas remains defiant in their first statement after the killing.

Michigan swing state profile: Harris and Biden prioritize Michigan's auto industry and address national concerns in the upcoming election.

Yahya Sinwar, leader of Hamas, was killed by Israeli forces during a raid in Gaza. Sinwar was among three militants killed in the operation, which targeted a building suspected of housing senior Hamas figures.

An Israeli air strike on a school in north Gaza has resulted in the deaths of 22 people, according to medics. The Israeli military claimed that the strike targeted a meeting point for Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists. However, Hamas denied these allegations and accused Israel of using them to justify their actions. The hospital in the nearby town of Beit Lahia is facing shortages of fuel, supplies, and staff, making it difficult to treat the injured.

The DEC is appealing for funds to provide food, shelter, and medical care to millions of people who have been displaced by war in the Middle East.

Lebanon's PM condemns Israel for targeting government building in Nabatieh, killing 16 people. Israeli military claims to have targeted Hezbollah infrastructure.

US bombers have targeted Houthi weapon sites in Yemen, carrying out precision strikes against underground facilities housing weapons components used to attack ships in the region.

Palestinians in East Jerusalem face increased demolitions by Israeli authorities due to lack of legal permits.

Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon continue, causing casualties and displacement. UN warns of humanitarian crisis. Netanyahu rejects ceasefire calls. BBC reporter returns to Sudan amidst civil war. New museum on ancient Egypt opens.

Jonny Dymond hosts a panel discussion on the conflict in the Middle East and its historical context.

The Biden administration accuses Israel of blocking aid to Gaza and calls for increased supplies.

The US has criticized Israel's obstruction of aid to Gaza and proposed laws affecting the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, threatening to cut military aid.

Lebanon's emergency workers face casualties as Israeli bombing continues, with over 85 staff killed and 150 wounded. Israeli forces targeted firefighters and destroyed their building, leading to a 'massacre' according to the Lebanese health ministry.

Gabor Maté discusses the connection between mind and body and the impact of trauma on individuals, sharing his personal experience and insights.

Israel has not officially stated how it will respond to Iran's missile attack, but Defence Minister Yoav Gallant has promised a deadly and surprising reaction.

Lebanon reports 21 killed in air strike in the country's north. Israeli Prime Minister vows to continue striking Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Former SNP MSP John Mason has been expelled from the party after repeating his claim that Israel's actions towards Palestine constitute genocide.

Chinese people are worried about the impact of the US election on Sino-US relations, with concerns about war and tariffs on Chinese goods. Some hope Trump will win to avoid war, while others see Harris as more stable on Taiwan issue.

Over 60 people injured in a drone attack on Binyamina, northern Israel. Hezbollah claims responsibility in response to Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon and Beirut.

The US will send the Thaad anti-missile system and military crew to Israel in response to an Iranian missile attack. Israel has not revealed its retaliation plan.

Israel's ground invasion of Lebanon and ongoing conflict in Gaza continue despite calls for a ceasefire. Israel's allies are urging restraint as the country prepares to retaliate against Iran.

Family members of hostages taken by Hamas discuss the agony of silence and the frustration of the hostages being forgotten on the global stage.

DNA analysis of Christopher Columbus will reveal his true origins, with multiple theories suggesting different regions in Spain and Portugal.

A 13-year-old girl from Gaza is in intensive care in a UAE hospital after complications from surgery. Lamis Abusalim has severe scoliosis and her heart stopped three times during the operation. Her family is now seeking help to transfer her to the UK or another country for further treatment.

BBC Verify investigates the air strike patterns in Beirut and the escalation of Israel's offensive towards the north.

UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon have been deliberately attacked, violating international humanitarian law, according to a spokesperson for Unifil. Downing Street has called for an immediate ceasefire to protect peacekeepers and civilians.

Israel conducted deadly air strikes on central Beirut, shifting their targets away from the southern suburbs. At least one building collapsed, and rescuers are searching for survivors.

Two UN peacekeepers in Lebanon were injured by Israeli tank fire, prompting condemnation from the UN. Israeli soldiers also fired at a base, causing damage. The UN expressed alarm and concern over the Israeli army's activity in the area.

An Israeli air strike on a school in Gaza has resulted in the deaths of 28 people, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent. The Israeli military claims the strike targeted Hamas fighters at the school.

Eurovision winner Nemo criticizes organisers for lack of support amid Israel tensions, but remains focused on telling their important story.

US President Joe Biden and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discuss Israel's retaliation to Iran's missile strike in a 30-minute phone call.

Two civilians were killed by Hezbollah rocket fire in northern Israel, while five others were wounded in a rocket attack in Haifa. Israel has launched an offensive in response to the cross-border fighting that has been ongoing for almost a year.

A man has been bailed after damaging a memorial in memory of the 7 October Hamas attack on Israel.

The Israeli military is expanding its ground offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon, with a new zone in the south-west and a fourth division in the coastal sector.

Israeli forces launch new operation in Gaza's Jabalia, causing displacement and casualties. Palestinians fear the military is planning to empty northern Gaza of civilians and put Hamas fighters under siege. Israeli civilians ordered to evacuate parts of Khan Younis due to Hamas rocket fire.

Hezbollah's deputy leader supports ceasefire with Israel; senior commander killed in air strike; hurricane Milton update; interview with Nobel prize winner.

Ethiopia's first female president leaves office, clashes in Amhara region, Israel-Africa relationship, and fashion show for amputees.

Pro-Palestine activists spray red paint on Allianz Insurance offices in Milton Keynes as part of a national protest against the company's alleged links to Elbit Systems UK.

A Palestinian refugee is challenging the rejection of her family reunion bid to bring her parents and siblings to the UK.

Three young women in Gaza share their experiences one year after the Hamas-Israel conflict, highlighting the devastating impact on their lives.

Israel marks one-year anniversary of Hamas's attack with flag lowered, memorial events, and calls for hostage release.

Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel, leading to a year of war with thousands of deaths in Gaza. This is the largest outbreak of violence between Hamas and Israel in decades.

A year of war in the Gaza Strip has had a devastating impact on the people living there, with nearly 42,000 Palestinians killed.

Science and Technology Secretary Peter Kyle and shadow foreign secretary Andrew Mitchell are guests on Laura Kuenssberg's show. Other guests include Israel's ambassador to the UK and Lebanon's economics and trade minister.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticizes French President Emmanuel Macron over his call for an arms embargo on Israel for use in Gaza.

Events held in Scotland to mark one year since start of latest Middle East conflict

Residents in Tyre, Lebanon express anger and grief after Israeli strikes kill five of their neighbors. Many believe that Israel is targeting civilians rather than Hezbollah fighters, as Israel claims.

Pro-Palestinian march in central London demands ceasefire in Gaza and end to Middle East conflict.

The war in the Middle East has broader implications, causing humanitarian horror, displacement, and tensions in the UK. If Israel targets Iran's oil industry, the costs could impact everyone.

BBC Radio 4's From Our Own Correspondent covers stories from Israel, Sudan, the US, Bali, and Canada

The Foreign Office has chartered a new flight to help British nationals leave Lebanon, as there are no more scheduled flights due to a decrease in demand.

Three Palestinian women in Gaza share their stories and experiences of living through war.

A fake audio clip of a school principal making derogatory comments went viral, causing controversy and sparking death threats. The clip was manipulated by AI, but many people still believed it to be real.

Israel's Kibbutz Be'eri, known for its left-leaning views and advocacy for peace, is rebuilding after attacks. Residents, like Shir Guttentag, continue to grapple with the trauma and have moved to new homes in another kibbutz.

Rising oil prices raise concerns about petrol and diesel prices, cost of living, and potential supply disruptions due to conflict in the Middle East.

A missile strike in central Beirut kills seven people, including healthcare workers, as BBC News teams investigate the incident.

Iran's Supreme Leader calls on allies for support against Israel, Israel intensifies strikes on Hezbollah targets, widow of man killed in assassination attempt on Trump speaks out, and Brazil battles worst wildfires in 20 years.

A British woman and her two young sons have left Lebanon while her husband remains behind due to the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

One year after the deadly Hamas attacks, questions remain about the fall of border post Nahal Oz and the Israeli army's response.

Iran launched almost 200 missiles towards Israel, with some striking central and southern parts of the country. The attack was in response to two assassinations by Israel, according to Iran.

Kylian Mbappe has been left out of the France squad for upcoming Uefa Nations League matches despite returning from injury this week.

At least six people killed in Beirut as Israel warns of continued air strikes. President Biden tells Israeli leadership that attack on Iran's nuclear facilities is off limits. More sanctions to be imposed on Iran. Israeli response not immediate, as US urges restraint.

Dairy industry faces recruitment crisis, imported carrots increase due to poor weather, and the impact of deer on the environment is explored.

At least five people have been killed in an Israeli air strike on central Beirut in Lebanon, as tensions escalate between Israel and Hezbollah.

Eight Israeli troops were killed in fighting with Hezbollah in Lebanon. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) issued evacuation orders for areas around buildings linked to the group and conducted air strikes in Beirut and Dahieh, Hezbollah's stronghold.

An Israeli air strike targeting a former school in Gaza City killed multiple children and one local Hamas figure, according to sources.

Israel launches ground invasion of southern Lebanon, Sudan famine spreads, and water worries in Panama.

BBC Radio 4's All in the Mind explores the mental health challenges faced by military drone operators and discusses the approval of a new drug for schizophrenia. The All in the Mind Awards 2025 are also open for nominations.

Israel has launched 'ground raids' against Hezbollah in Lebanon, with troops crossing the border following a build-up of tanks and other armor in northern Israel.

Israel plans limited ground incursion into Lebanon following assassination of Hezbollah leader. Hezbollah is ready for a ground offensive and will continue fighting. Conflict has resulted in mass casualties, assassinations, and displacement of up to a million people.

Israel's air strikes in Lebanon have displaced one million people and killed 105 people. Families are living in crowded conditions in schools and some have chosen to leave the country through Syria.

A six-year-old Lebanese girl is in critical condition after an Israeli strike, with 46 people dead and the death toll expected to rise.

Lebanon's prime minister warns that Israeli attacks could displace a million people. Saudi Arabia carries out highest number of executions in decades. US vice presidential debate and election issues in rural America are also discussed.

Labour MP Rosie Duffield criticizes Keir Starmer's team and has considered leaving the party due to disagreements and threats she has faced.

Lebanon is facing a dire situation as conflict escalates and fear grows. Hezbollah, the armed group in Lebanon, is showing signs of tension and desperation. The country is at risk of becoming a war zone, with questions arising about potential retaliation and intervention from Iran and its regional proxies.

Lebanese citizens are displaced by Israeli airstrikes and Hezbollah rocket fire. Sri Lanka elects a left-wing president, Ukraine seeks missile approval, Cuba faces rising crime, and Somalia tackles climate change.

Hassan Nasrallah is the leader of Hezbollah, a powerful military force and political player in Lebanon. He has led the organization through conflicts with Israel and remains a prominent figure in the region.

The recent attack on Beirut has left Western diplomats feeling powerless as Israel pursues its own agenda, ignoring advice and calls for a diplomatic solution.

A British woman in Lebanon contemplates leaving with her children due to the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

Israel launches air strikes on Beirut targeting Hezbollah, disregarding ceasefire efforts. The campaign has resulted in numerous casualties and displacement of civilians.

Sir Keir Starmer calls for ceasefire in Lebanon to prevent regional conflict in the Middle East.