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"The mortgage rates, they're outrageous," one Trump voter told BBC. "The price of food is outrageous. Pretty much everything has doubled since Trump was president."

The attack was the second on the Dahieh area, where Hezbollah has a strong presence, in recent days, despite the truce that came into force in November.The Israeli military said it had targeted Hassan Bdeir, who it alleged had helped Hamas plan an attack against Israeli civilians.

Hezbollah confirmed Bdeir had been killed along with his son, who was also a member of the group.Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun condemned the strike, calling it a dangerous warning.Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said it was a "flagrant violation" of the ceasefire.

The strike happened in the middle of the night, without a warning, and images from the scene show the top three floors of an apartment building had been damaged.The Israel Defence Forces (IDF), Israel Security Agency (ISA) and Mossad spy agency said in a statement that the military conducted a strike in the Dahieh that killed Hassan Bdeir.

They said Bdeir had "recently directed Hamas operatives and assisted them in planning a significant and imminent terror attack against Israeli civilians".

"Due to the immediate threat" posed, they added, Israeli forces "acted to eliminate him and removed the threat". The statement did not give details about the alleged threat, and indicated that the Israeli military would continue to carry out attacks in Lebanon.Canterbury Archaeological Trust, which is leading the work, said it expected to find deposits from Roman, Anglo-Saxon and medieval eras.

Dover District Council (DDC) has been awardedto transform the brownfield site on Bench Street.

Initial work, drilling bole holes to take core samples, started last week.The Dover Beacon project aims to regenerate an area of the town centre, formerly home to "derelict, eyesore buildings", says the council.