The Grand Sumo Tournament comes to the Royal Albert Hall.

Over 40 elite sumo wrestlers from Japan will battle for the coveted title of Grand Champion over five days.

Witness the battle of power and endurance between these great athletes.

From the 15th to the 19th of October.

For tickets and more information, head to royal alberthall.com.

Ceasefire. What ceasefire? There is no ceasefire in Gaza.

Israel is back to massacring Palestinians in Gaza,

its speciality. And the Western media is, as ever, regurgitating Israeli claims after two

years of daily war crimes and relentless, incessant lies from the Israeli state.

Now, let's start with Sky News.

We'll start with some breaking news.

And in the last few minutes, the Israeli Defence Forces says it's open fire on several suspects who approached troops in the northern Gaza Strip.

Now, the IDF says the suspects were identified crossing the yellow line, which marks the point which they pulled back on Friday.

When the ceasefire began, you'll remember, they say the actions constitute a violation of that ceasefire agreement.

And they've called on Gaza residents not to approach troops deployed

in the area. That's the latest there. Listen to that framing. The Palestinians killed by the

Israeli army are called suspects in deference to what the Israeli military have said.

Suspected of what exactly? What does suspects mean in this context? We know at the time in me speaking to you that seven Palestinians were shot dead yesterday by Israeli forces in two different incidents. In one incident, Gaza's medical services have reported that four Palestinians were killed in Gaza City's eastern neighbourhood while inspecting their homes.

The IDF statement that is being uncritically carried across the Western media, including

Sky News, says attempts were made to distance the so-called suspects, but the suspects did not

comply and continue to approach the forces and the forces carried out shooting to remove the threat.

Now, here's the thing.

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