I'm Rachel Wright and at 13 hours GMT on Tuesday the 16th of April these are our main stories

mounting uncertainty in the Middle East as Israel considers how to respond to Iran's attack over the weekend.

A tragedy in Copenhagen as one of its iconic buildings burns down.

South Korea is marking the 10th anniversary of the Sea Wall Ferry disaster

which killed over 300 people, most of them children.

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We start in the Middle East where tensions have ratcheted up since Iran's drone attack on Israel over the weekend.

As we record this podcast, the Israeli War Cabinet is in a meeting to agree how it will respond,

but Western leaders are urging restraint.

Meanwhile, Iran is warning that if it is attacked by Israel,

it will retaliate.

Our Middle East correspondent, Yoland Nell, is in Jerusalem.

This is the Israeli War Cabinet meeting for the third time

three consecutive days. It's been having some long deliberations really weighing up

the different options available to it.

Of course Israel has all different means that its disposal asymmetric,

people talking about the Stuxnet computer worm that was used to disable a key part of Iran's nuclear program in the past.

It has conventional means which it could use to attack in Iran if it wanted to, but of course there's a huge danger here of escalating a

regional crisis and bringing about you know yet more open warfare between

these long-time enemies, more violence between Israel and

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