In beirut right now. Again, we have had strikes here through the day, and smoke once again rising on the skyline of the lebanese capital. The prime minister of this country, the Acting Prime Minister has called again for a diplomatic solution to the conflict and he warns that up to A Million people here in lebanon could be displaced by the ongoing violence. The streets of dahieh, this is the Beating Heart of hezbollah in beirut, now looking like a ghost town. Thousands have left, many more are still trying to leave. Driving through dahieh this morning, we saw cars packed with mattresses and bags. Some people seemed to be leaving on foot. Israeli Air Strikes destroyed this building yesterday. The smell of the explosives was still hanging in the air and we could hear the sound of drones flying overhead. Israel says it will continue to target hezbollah, even after killing the groups leader, Hassan Nasrallah. Dahieh is no longer safe. There is a tense and anxious wait in lebanon following the killing of Hassan Nasrallah. The wait for a possible response from hezbollah. For 30 years, Hassan Nasrallah led A Group often described as a state within a state. Hezbollah has been weakened but it has not been defeated. There is a trail of destruction in dahieh and across the country. A Ground Invasion of southern lebanon feels more imminent. But here, the impact on those caught up by the violence. Lebanon saysi million people may have already been displaced by the conflict so far. Many are now here in beirut. Translation honestly, the situation here in lebanon is very chaotic and we are really in a crisis. We do not know what is going to happen. Lebanon is waiting, uncertain about the future, but fearful about what may come next. Hugo bachega, Bbc News, beirut. The drones that hugo was talking about can still be heard very clearly above as in the skies here in beirut. There is a loud, constant whining sound. Interestingly on the skyline behind me, you can also see where planes come in and land at the international airport here in beirut. Almost every commercial airline has now stopped flying here. Only the lebanese national carrier is still flying, Middle East airlines. Ijust saw is still flying, Middle East airlines. I just saw a is still flying, Middle East airlines. Ijust saw a plane coming in but there are very few going in or out of this country. Lets look at how the events of this weekend are being viewed in israel now. On saturday evening, israels prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the outcome of that airstrike was an historic turning point. But iran, a close supporter of hezbollah, said his death would be avenged. Israel has continued its attacks against senior figures in hezbollah. The countrys military posted on x that it has killed nabil anuk, who it says was a member of hezbollah� s executive council, in what it says was a precise strike. Hezbollah has not confirmed this. Our Correspondent Injerusalem Jon donnison has the latest. Israel has been carrying out fresh airstrikes this morning. They say theyve taken out another senior hezbollah commander. And if you listen to the words of prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuLast Night, he clearly feels that he has the boot on the throat of hezbollah and is going to continue applying the pressure. So the ball is really in the court of both hezbollah and perhaps more importantly, iran. Now, to see what their response will be now, in particular, iran so far during this escalation of violence has involved it avoided becoming directly involved in a confrontation with israel. But the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah is going to challenge that, and were going to have to wait and see whether it will continue. One key point, i think, is that all the efforts of the international community, including those being led by President Biden and the United States, have failed to stop israel carrying out its operations against hezbollah, as well as the ongoing war in gaza. And israel clearly feels that it will do whatever it takes to protect its citizens. And, as i say, no sign that theres an end to this escalation in violence. Those developments in jerusalem, of course, have led to huge Concern Notjust in the Middle East, but around the world as well. Lets speak to jane kinninmont, director of policy and impact at the European Leadership network, a Think Tank focusing on foreign, Defence And Security issues. Thank you forjoining us here on Bbc News. There is so much to work through a look at the current situation. I think first of all picking up on what john was saying there in jerusalem. There doesnt seem a great deal of indication that the parties here in the region want a de escalation at moment, does that . Want a deescalation at moment, does that . Does that . Well, there has been a curowin does that . Well, there has been a growing escalation does that . Well, there has been a growing escalation ever does that . Well, there has been a growing escalation ever since i a growing escalation ever since October The 7th and the gaza war, but there has also been elements of restraint and even attempts at peacemaking. So when we talk about the parties in the region, of course there is iran, as you mentioned, weighing up very carefully how and whether to respond because it is, to some extent, not deterred from israel thoroughly getting involved in this, it doesnt want to get dragged into a war in which it might confront the us. And then we have the arab states, and something that once would have been historic is now being rather overlooked with the escalation of violence, but last week at the un, Saudi Arabia and jordan, along with norway, led A Group of arab countries, offering peace and even Security Guarantees for israel if they will cope with the two State Solution and accept the creation of a palestinian state, which Benjamin Netanyahu said he has spent his career trying to fend off. So there are efforts to try to bring about a bigger regional peace, but of course, as we can see, the events in the region are pointing in the opposite direction. Opposite direction. Lets look more deeply opposite direction. Lets look more deeply into opposite direction. Lets look more deeply into that. Opposite direction. Lets look more deeply into that. You i more deeply into that. You mentioned Saudi Arabia there, and that was one of the focuses of the speech by Benjamin Netanyahu to the Un General Assembly on friday. He was obviously referring back to the Normalisation Efforts that were going on behind the scenes, he said, before October The 7th and they were closer than they had ever been. But of course what we are saying, that is a direct contrast between what has been going on and on what we are seeing right now, in terms of this ongoing escalating Military Action in lebanon. Escalating Military Action in lebanon escalating Military Action in lebanon. ~. �. , lebanon. Well, what Benamin Netanyahufi lebanon. Well, what Benamin Netanyahu has i lebanon. Well, what Benamin Netanyahu has been h lebanon. Well, what Benjamin Netanyahu has been hoping i lebanon. Well, what benjamin| netanyahu has been hoping for is that on the one hand he can build a piece with the wealthy Gulf State and maintain peace with egypt and jordan, and on the other hand, deal a blow to iran and its allies in the region stop he wants to do all of this without adhering to the two State Solution, and that is the core of the problem and it means that there is talk of normalisation with Saudi Arabia currently is not realistic. The saudis have repeatedly made it clear, and they have been consistent for more than 20 years in saying if we could get to a two State Solution, then we would recognise israel which currently they dont do. They tried to offer that as an incentive to help the palestinians because they know that the Saudi Population does care about the palestinians and does not want to see the kinds of violence that we are seeing in the region. But right now theres not any way to get that normalisation, and to an extent, i think, normalisation, and to an extent, ithink, it normalisation, and to an extent, i think, it is largely a Talking Point for the israeli public and american public. Jane, thank you forjoining us. We really appreciate it. Much more to come from here in beirut throughout the day, of course. It is a developing and very fast moving story, particularly as we watch to see what response they will be on both sides, on the potentially hezbollah side and on the israeli side, as well as their Military Action continues. Stay with us and we will bring it all to you here on Bbc News. An eight year old child has died after being shot on a farm in the North East of england. Cumbria police said they have arrested a man in his 60s. Live to cumbria and our correspondent fiona trott. This is where police were seen yesterday, just off this busy road here, the a66 in cumbria. What the police have told us it is this, both they and the paramedics were called to a farm just before three Oclock Yesterday because they had reports of a child having been seriously injured in a firearms incident. When they arrived at the farm, they found an eight year old boy with serious injuries to his face and head. That is how it has been described to us. They also found a gun. They arrested a man at the scene, a man in his 60s. He was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. The boy was airlifted to hospital. Tragically, that eight year old died in hospital overnight, and the police have now told us that the man in custody is being questioned on suspicion of Gross Negligence manslaughter. So, that tells us the nature of the investigation so far as work continues to establish the exact circumstances of this. We are waiting for the police to confirm the identity of the boy. We are waiting to hear what his relationship is the man who is in custody. And are also waiting to hear what type of gun was involved, but of course what we have in this area in cumbria, while this investigation continues, as a family and a community here who are coming to terms with what has happened. Are coming to terms with what has happened are coming to terms with what has happened. Now, time for a look at todays sport. Hello from the bbc sport centre. Manchester united play tottenham in the Premier League at Old Trafford this afteroon. Both sides have had mixed starts to the season, with spurs tenth and united eleventh. Rarely a week goes by without debate over the future of united manager erik ten hag, and that speculation has increased again, following a somewhat underwhelming 1 1 draw with dutch Side Fc Twente in the europa league. We will be judged and that is normal. For every Game Everyone is expected united to win. We know that. It is not a secret for anyone. When you are in this club, you have to deal with this factor, and we do. I think erics in a real toughjob. Hes done really well. You know, he keeps mentioning hes won two trophies and he has, you know. So i dont think thats insignificant. Everyone keeps telling me thats all i have to do. But obviously its not all you have to do, you know . Because when you do that, then theres more. Theres always more. So i think hes done a greatjob. Like i said, a difficultjob. Theres one game underway already. Newly promoted Ipswich Town are hosting Aston Villa at Portman Road and are looking for theirfirst win of the season. Villa can go level on points with league Leaders Liverpool with victory. Ipswich have taken the lead. Over in florida, Lionel Messi scored again as his Inter Miami Team moved to the brink of clinching the Top Seed in the Mls Cup playoffs. Inter had fallen behind to charlotte, before messi scored his 15th goal in 16 mls appearances this season. How many times have we seen this sort of strike from him . Miamis nearest rivals, columbus, conceded a late equaliser to dc united, which means inter can clinch Top Spot in the Eastern Conference and the Number One overall seed when the two teams meet on wednesday. England are playing their one day international decider against australia in bristol. Harry brooke made 72, and Ben Duckett made a Brilliant 107 with australia � s bowlers are fighting back. England are currently 292 9 as their 50 overs come towards an end. Tomas machac will play frances Ugo Humbert for a place in the final of the japan 0pen. Humbert was leading Jack Draper by a set and 2 1 in the second when the british Number One retired with what seemed to be an abdominal injury. Machac meanwhile, who is an olympic mixed doubles gold medalist, beat the 20 year old american Qualifier Alex Michelsen in straight sets. Machac� s On A Real Golden Run in the tournament after previously beating the fifth seed tommy paul. Over in beijing, Karen Khachanov will face either second seed Carlos Alcaraz or Dutchman Tallon Griekspoor in the Quarter Finals of the china open. Seventh Seed Khachanov saw off argentinas Francisco Cerundolo in the last 16. It was a tight battle between the pair, with the russian twice pushed to a Tie Break but he held his nerev to take the victory. In the womens tournament Us OpenRunner UpJessica Pegula survived a scare to reach the last 16. The second seed from the United States fought back to beat russian Veronika Kudermetova 6 7, 6 1, 6 2. Pegula will play Spains Paula Badosa next. The usa will take an 11 7 lead into Sundays Singles matches at the president s cup in montreal, but once again their contest with the international team was shrouded in controversy. South koreas Tom Kim accused his american opponents of poor Sportsmanship And Swearing at him as tensions flared once again. It was kims and kim si woos match against Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele in the alternate shot foursomes that got heated, with Tempers Flaring on the seventh. Ca ntlay eventually holed a Birdie Putt on the 18th to win the match. The us won both of saturdays fourballs and foursomes sessions 3 1. Thats all the sport for now. The cabinet office minister, Pat Mcfadden, has said he doesnt accept some of the issues raised by Rosie Duffield, who has resigned as a Labour Mp<