Hezbollah fighters have continued to launch rockets into the north of israel. Our middle East Correspondent Yolande Knell has the latest. Is this the launch of a wider war in the Middle East . Iran fired some 180 ballistic and Cruise Missiles at israel Last Night, revenge, it says, for strikes on Lebanon And Israel s killing of leaders of armed it supports. Translation iii supports. Translation ,. , translation if they remove their evil from this translation if they remove their evil from this Region Translation if they remove their evil from this region without translation if they remove their evil from this region without a evil from this region without a doubt these conflicts, these wars, these classes, will disappear completely. While most missiles were brought down by israels sophisticated air defence system, the entire population was told to stay in bomb shelters. Afterwards, inspecting the damage, many agreed with the Prime Minister that iran must pay the price. My price. My fe
finished at home? - ring before bath time is finished at home?- ring before bath time is finished at home? the other side of chris finished at home? the other side of chris mason s - finished at home? the other side of chris mason s life. i so what was it like standing in downing streetjust before borisjohnson came to the podium? you could see, like all the staffers and you could see his few remaining supportive mps. they were all sort of hugging each other, looking. what was it like? yeah, and his wife and their daughter in a little sling thing. you just get a sense in those moments of the kind of human and then the political and then the constitutional, because they re all wrapped up in the same thing. and, you know, borisjohnson coming out to the podium, and, you know, a man who s crushed a man who s gone from winning a colossal majority less than three years ago to being out on his ear. and felt a little bit defensive about it, as we ll hear now. in the last few days,
died in hospital in spain, he was 79. nearly four decades of power, marred by allegations of nepotism and corruption, his family enormously wealthy. at 10pm, jane hill will be here with a full round up of the day s news. first, newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello. it s adam in the studio. emma here. and it s chris. chris, i m looking at your phone to see if someone s going to phone with, like, a historic message as we re recording this podcast. because ijust, i assume that just what happens to you all the time now. you got to deliver for newscast as well. yeah. no, i m afraid. exactly. nothing other than are you going to ring before bath time is finished at home? 0h, mikejust managed to do that once we finished the other side of chris mason s life. so what was it like standing in downing streetjust before borisjohnson came to the podium? you could see all the staffers and you could see his few remaining supportive mps. they were all sort of hugging each other, looking. wha
it s like, that was not a textbook i m resigning. i m quitting saying i m sorry for all these mistakes kind of speech. so even at the very end, he s like, i m going to do this my way. to use another cliche. yeah, you know, why would you expect a textbook prime ministerial performance in that kind of departure moment? not quite departure moment. there ll be another one of those, but that kind of, i will be going moment, when that isn t his character. this is this convention smashing, rule bending prime minister, a prime minister who the electorate knew more about on him assuming office than any other prime minister of our lifetimes, and so i guess knew his strengths and his weaknesses, but whose party in the end, i think, concluded that he d done what they d hired him for winning an election and legally delivering brexit, getting brexit done, as he would argue. although it s, you know, more than most, there s still huge questions around it, not least in in northern ireland. and i th
i m going to do this my way. to use another cliche. yeah, you know, why would you expect a textbook prime ministerial performance in that kind of departure moment? not quite departure moment. there ll be another one of those, but that kind of, i will be going moment, when that isn t his character. this is this convention smashing, rule bending prime minister, a prime minister who the electorate knew more about on him assuming office than any other prime minister of our lifetimes. and so i guess knew his strengths and his weaknesses. but whose party in the end, i think, concluded that he d done what they d hired him for, winning an election and legally delivering brexit, getting brexit done, as he would argue, although it s, you know, more than most, there s still huge questions around it, not least in northern ireland. and i think his party concluding, look, he d done the big ticket stuff that he was put there to do, turf him out and get someone else. and this was story, as we would ca