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Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Sunday the 10th of May.

Israel has continued heavy strikes in Lebanon, despite a ceasefire.

Nearly 40 people have been killed.

Hungary's new prime minister has taken office and pledged a change of regime.

And Russia has held a muted victory day parade in Red Square without a tank in sight.

Also in the podcast, political history has been made in Australia as the far right One Nation Party wins its first seat in Parliament.

And all the parties involved, they want it to happen, but still it's going to be very, very, very difficult.

Will Iran's footballers play in the Men's World Cup, despite the war with hosts USA?

But first, despite an apparent ceasefire, cross-border strikes have been continuing between Israel and Lebanon.

Almost 40 people were killed in southern Lebanon in another day of intense attacks on Saturday.

Seven died after a residential building was hit in the town of Saxaqia.

Our correspondent Hugo Boshiga was there.

This is the building that was hit by an Israeli airstrike here in the town of Saksakir, and they've just

finished the rescue operation. Now residents have told us that three families who had been

displaced because of the war were living here in this building that has been completely

destroyed. Now, the victims of this attack include a child who was two years old.

Now, attacks like this are happening every day across southern Lebanon. The ceasefire here has

failed to stop the war. Now, Israel says it is targeting Hezbollah, accusing it of violating the deal, but often it's civilians who are being killed.

And Hezbollah has been responding by launching rockets and drones into northern Israel and also against Israeli troops occupying parts of southern Lebanon.

And there have been new evacuation warnings issued by the Israeli military for towns in southern Lebanon,

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