Earlier, the idf had warned that it was going to target three particular buildings in this area, dahieh, known as a Hezbollah Stronghold. They said they were going to target them because of the hezbollah facilities and interests located there. The idf had posted saying these buildings would be targeted in the near future and told people that were living within 500 metres of them to move urgently. Just to give you a sense of the geography of where this is, i have been talking about how this is in a southern suburb of beirut but it is also in an area that is very close to the International Airport. These Evacuation Orders came before the strikes. Hezbollah has a strong presence in the Southern Suburbs. I think we can show you some of the pictures are one of the big explosions that has happened in the last half an hour. So we can see these pictures that are live and you can see the illumination. I want to show you some of these recorded pictures. There you can see that massive explosion t
The labour leadership is sticking firm and saying this is a bad deal, but are they still backing a plan for mps to vote on a referendum on saturday . Three years on now, let the people have a sensible leave option, but also the option to remain as well, and let the people have the final say. I think thats what the majority of people now want. Back home, the historic commons debate, first to be held at the weekend for a century. The last time the commons sat on a saturday was in april, 1982, during the falklands war. Hello, welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. So, do you want borisjohnsons brexit deal to get over the line . Let us know what you want to happen and why. Doug on facebook, its the best deal we are going to get, so get over it and vote for it. We need to get back to a nomal life. Please. Walter on twitter, if the mps have already voted no three times on mays deal, it makes no sense that they should vote for a worse deal that borisjohnson has brought bac
Guess. The vote turned out to be a disaster for the countrys second largest party, the social democrats, who had their worst poll showing in post war germany. Yet, it was a triumph for the right wing populist party the afd. Our reporter visited, essen, a city in western germany and showed us how this long time social democratic stronghold was swiftly ousted by the afd. The city of essen is this politicians hometown. But since the german election, Karlheinz Endruschat, a social democrat, says he doesnt recognize it. In the past, his party usually won an easy majority. But this time just 28 percent. Many of endruschhats neighbors told him they were voting for the farright afd party. They said, we come from a family thats always voted spd, but we voted afd because we felt we needed to send a strong signal. We have to win back these voters. If we just sit around another four years, thats not going to happen. Endruschat is at pains to find out how to get his constituents back in his camp at
Guess. The vote turned out to be a disaster for the countrys second largest party, the social democrats, who had their worst poll showing in post war germany. Yet, it was a triumph for the right wing populist party the afd. Our reporter visited, essen, a city in western germany and showed us how this long time social democratic stronghold was swiftly ousted by the afd. The city of essen is this politicians hometown. But since the german election, Karlheinz Endruschat, a social democrat, says he doesnt recognize it. In the past, his party usually won an easy majority. But this time just 28 percent. Many of endruschhats neighbors told him they were voting for the farright afd party. They said, we come from a family thats always voted spd, but we voted afd because we felt we needed to send a strong signal. We have to win back these voters. If we just sit around another four years, thats not going to happen. Endruschat is at pains to find out how to get his constituents back in his camp at
Guess. The vote turned out to be a disaster for the countrys second largest party, the social democrats, who had their worst poll showing in post war germany. Yet, it was a triumph for the right wing populist party the afd. Our reporter visited, essen, a city in western germany and showed us how this long time social democratic stronghold was swiftly ousted by the afd. The city of essen is this politicians hometown. But since the german election, Karlheinz Endruschat, a social democrat, says he doesnt recognize it. In the past, his party usually won an easy majority. But this time just 28 percent. Many of endruschhats neighbors told him they were voting for the farright afd party. They said, we come from a family thats always voted spd, but we voted afd because we felt we needed to send a strong signal. We have to win back these voters. If we just sit around another four years, thats not going to happen. Endruschat is at pains to find out how to get his constituents back in his camp at