Alex Ritson

We don't know exactly how many from the gunfight.

Details are still scarce, but this has been one of the biggest incidents so far of this particular episode of the war in Lebanon.

Wera Davis in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley.

Donald Trump has again sharply criticised the British government over its apparent lack of military support for the US-Israeli war in Iran.

At the start of the conflict, the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer denied the US permission to use its military bases.

Donald Trump responded by questioning the so-called special relationship between Washington and London.

And now, in the last few hours, Donald Trump has further criticised the British PM, accusing him of joining wars after we've already won, following the news that one of Britain's two aircraft carriers has been placed on advanced readiness to sail to the Middle East.

The BBC's Simi Jola Osho in Washington has more.

Sami Jolla Osho in Washington.

Iran has continued to launch strikes across the Middle East, despite President Massoud Pederskian earlier apologising for attacks on neighbouring Arab countries and promising to only target them if they attack first.

The United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Qatar have all reported incoming threats from Iran.

UAE officials say their air defence systems have intercepted ballistic missiles while fighter jets are targeting drones.

Nick Beek has more from Doha.

A glistening Dubai skyscraper smouldering the tower in the Marina area, the latest neighbourhood to be hit by Iran from the air.

This the fallout of an interception during a missile and drone attack.

One UK expat telling the BBC his experience.

Authorities confirmed a Pakistani national driving his car had been killed by falling debris.

Tonight's attack has shattered any hope people here may have had that Iran was prepared to stop firing at its neighbours in the Gulf.

In fact, the UAE said it intercepted five missiles and more than 100 drones.

And the day had started with an Iranian attack on the main airport here in Dubai that could have been catastrophic.