You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Sunday the 20th of October.

The Israeli Prime Minister accuses Hezbollah of trying to assassinate him after his home was targeted by a drone.

U.S. Union say a deal has been reached which could end a crippling five-week strike at the planemaker Boeing.

And a new study reveals that playing video games makes your brain younger,

but exercise does not.

Also in the podcast, Taffa sentences for the criminals trafficking migrants across the English channel.

It's like chess and the smugglers are always one step ahead of us. We must adapt.

And?

I'm always conscious of that little kid in the audience who has been asking how many sleeps

till the liking. I owe it to that child to be the best scar I can be.

How the story of the Lion Cup battling his wicked uncle

is still going strong 25 years on.

The Israeli military may have wiped out almost the entire senior leaderships of both Hamas

and Hezbollah, but the wars in Gaza and Lebanon are grinding relentlessly on.

Sirens in the Israeli city of Haifa on Saturday as rockets fired from Lebanon were

intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome defences. One man was killed and at least nine injured in different locations in Northern Israel.

While Benjamin Nesin Yahoo's private home in the coastal city of

Cesarea was targeted in a drone attack. The Israeli Prime Minister was not

there at the time but said it had been an attempt to assassinate him and his wife and that Iran and its proxies

would pay a heavy price.

People in the city had a mixed reaction to the barrage from Hezbollah.

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