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Israel bombs Yemen and Lebanon in further military escalation | BBC News
Israel has carried out what “it called large-scale” air strikes on Yemen, targeting what it described as “military targets of the Houthi terrorist regime”. Power stations and a port were hit in Ras Isa and Hudaydah.
The strikes came as Israel carried out more attacks across Lebanon, and Hezbollah fired more rockets into northern Israel. Israel has again targeted the Beirut suburb of Dahieh, the Hezbollah stronghold where its leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed by Israeli bombing. Israel is now claiming that 20 other senior leaders of the militia were also killed.
Lebanon’s prime minister has said that as many as a million people may now have been displaced by the bombing campaign, as people flee north in search of safety.
There have been more warnings that the escalating conflict risks turning into a full-scale regional war, involving Iran which backs Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen.
Anna Foster in Beirut presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Jon Donnison, Orla Guerin and Frank Gardner.
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Hamas has proposed releasing more hostages under a new Gaza ceasefire deal, after new negotiations were held on Saturday.
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A British ultra-endurance athlete says he has broken the world record for running across the width of Australia, after a gruelling 35-day journey.
William Goodge, 31, started the 3,800km (2,361-mile) run from Cottesloe Beach in Perth on 15 April, and finished on Monday afternoon at Australia’s iconic Bondi Beach.
Goodge’s team says he ran the equivalent of two-and-a-half marathons, about 100km, every day.
The record is yet to be verified by Guinness World Records, which certified Chris Turnbull’s record-breaking dash across the continent over 39 days in 2023. The year before, Australian electrician Nedd Brockmann ran the same route in 47 days.
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President Zelensky has said he’s ready to meet Vladimir Putin in Turkey this week for talks on ending the Ukraine War. It’s proposed that they take place in Turkey on Thursday.
It came after President Trump demanded immediate direct talks between Ukraine and Russia to determine if a peace deal is possible.
Mr Zelensky had previously insisted that a full ceasefire must begin ahead of any negotiations. Russia’s leader has refused to agree a ceasefire but has agreed to talks, although he’s not said if he will personally take part.
Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Frank Gardner.
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