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

I'm Janet Jalil and at 13 hours GMT on Monday the 7th of October,

these are our main stories.

One year on from the Hamas attacks on Israel, world leaders join Israelis in commemorating

those killed.

Rockets have been fired into Israel from both Gaza and Lebanon as the Israeli military

continues to carry out attacks against Hamas and Hezbollah. The Japanese government

admits a cabinet photo that was widely mocked online was digitally altered.

Also in this podcast, why Westerners in their 50s and 60s are more likely to have serious health problems than their parents.

Increases in obesity rates across generations and growing social inequalities in health within generations are likely to explain at least part of this generational health risk.

Israelis have been marking the first anniversary of the Hamas attacks on October the 7th,

even as the devastating war in Gaza it ignited rages on and is spiraling into a wider conflict that could destabilize the entire Middle East.

Ceremonies began at 629 local time, the moment when Hamas fighters began the attack that left some

1200 people dead and saw 250 taken to Gaza as hostages. At the site of the

Nova Music Festival were more than 300 people died on what should

have been a day of joy, President Isaac Herzog presided over the memorial ceremony which

began with the last track that was played at the festival before the attackers struck.

relatives held pictures of those who had been at the festival, demanding that the

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu do more to ensure the return of the

hostages. One of those who was taken into Gaza from the festival

was all Levy. His brother Michael says one year on there's no end in sight to the

family's trauma.

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