Ankur Desai

You don't hit energy sources.

You don't hit bridges.

Those are war crimes.

That is absolutely clear.

international law.

But somewhere along the way, we seem to have thrown that all aside and we've chosen impunity, indifference, game show gambling over solidarity and humanity.

We asked our chief international correspondent, Lise Doucette, what we're to make of the kind of sites being hit.

Elise Doucette reporting.

The UN says food prices have risen to their highest level in six months and could increase further if the war in the Middle East continues.

The Food and Agriculture Organization said high oil prices were mostly to blame.

Several countries have mandated working from home and raised petrol prices with restricted passage through the Strait of Hormuz, affecting their ability to import oil and gas.

Pakistan's government has raised fuel prices by a further 43% overnight.

Caroline Davies has more from Islamabad.

Caroline Davies reporting.

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Just search for BBC News on YouTube and you'll find the Global News podcast in the podcast section.

There's a new story available every weekday.

A French court has overturned an attempt by the government there to ban a Muslim event, which is expected to draw tens of thousands of people over the weekend.

The annual meeting of French Muslims started as planned this afternoon, despite the police warning of the risk of terrorism.

Hugh Schofield reports.