hello, i m sumi. we start in israel, where there s been an attack in tel aviv. officials say one person was killed and five injured as a car rammed into a group of people near a seaside park. the attacker has been shot dead. israel s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has ordered the mobilization of police and army reserves. earlier, in the occupied west bank, two british israeli sisters were killed and their mother injured in a gun attack on a car. here s israel s defence minister. translation: we will settle | the account with whoever tries to hurt citizens of israel and we will bring them to the cemetery or prison after investigation. anyone who tries to turn the days of israel holiday into days of morning will regret this matter greatly. this all comes after a week of escalating tensions between israelis and palestinians. on wednesday and thursday, israeli police stormed jerusalem s al aqsa mosque. israeli forces fired stun grenades and clashed with palestinians as t
it seems to convey that americans are not fighting. we have breaking information to on the hunter biden probe republican senators sharing chinese linked banking records with the us attorney who is leading the criminal investigation into the business dealings of the president s son plus winter is coming and that many americans are concerned about the rising costs to heat their homes. it now some parts of the countr are being warned about a shortage of heating oil and som suppliers already begin to ration. we begin with president biden and the ever-growing blame game ahead of the midterms kevin corke is live in the nation s capital with more. better late than never the old saying goes that way but here is a question could the white house as a focus on kitchen table issues have come too late to save the party from a redwinged blow and the midterms? the white house hopes it s not so. today, they shifted away from racial and gender ideology climate change and abortion to talk ab
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and our political correspondent jack fenwick. another busy day of campaigning, what stood out for you today? there s quite a bit to choose from. it certainly has been another busy day. once again, a theme we ve seen so far in this election is that the economy is really front and centre. we ve heard in the last few minutes how labour have had this letter signed by various business leaders saying they think labour is the way to go in the selection, we ve heard rachel reeves has been out talking about the economy as well. this is all part of labour trying to say they are a changed party since 2019 when jeremy corbyn they are a changed party since 2019 whenjeremy corbyn led the party into that particular election. keir starmer and rachel reeves, and the rest of the labour party think that voters want to be reassured that they will be a safe pair of hands, if you like, if they are in charge of the economy. but there s also a note of caution darrenjones covid labour s shadow chie