This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Andrew Beach and at 13 hours GMT on Wednesday the 25th of September.

These are our main stories.

Israel's latest barrage of strikes targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon has killed more than 20 people

and injured scores more.

We'll have the latest on the exodus from southern Lebanon and Hezbollah's first missile targeting Tel Aviv.

Women and children are dying in Sudan's Darfur region as the healthcare system collapses.

China's neighbors react with alarm after it fires a ballistic missile into the Pacific for the first time in decades.

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Let's of Israel, but earlier today they fired what they say was a ballistic missile at the commercial

capital Tel Aviv, intended to hit the headquarters of Israel's Intelligence Agency, Mossat. Sirens were heard over the city and Israeli defence systems intercepted the missile.

It's the first time a Hezbollah rocket has reached Tel Aviv according to Israeli officials.

Since then Israel's been launching what it's described as extensive strikes in the south of Lebanon

where the health ministry says more than 20 people have been killed. Our Middle East correspondent

Yoland Nell is in Jerusalem.

The day really began for people in Tel Aviv with their rocket warning sirens going

off. They had to rush to bomb shelters. This was the first time the Israeli

military said that Hezbollah had fired one of its longer-range missiles this deep into Israel.

It was intercepted Israel has this sophisticated air

defense system. There were no casualties and no real damage from that. But we were

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