内容摘要：The relocation of the station is important to the developer as the second phase of 4,500 homes cannot go ahead until it is built.

The relocation of the station is important to the developer as the second phase of 4,500 homes cannot go ahead until it is built.

The state-run National News Agency identified two of the dead as Ahmed Mahmoud and his sister Hiam, and said their mother was among the wounded.Later, Hezbollah issued a brief statement that confirmed the deaths of Bdeir, who it described as a "commander", and his son, Ali.

During a visit to the scene of the strike, Hezbollah MP Ali Ammar said the group was exercising "utmost patience and restraint", but warned that "this patience has limits".Last Friday, Israel carried out its first attack on Beirut since the ceasefire came into force, putting an end to more than 13 months of conflict with Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militia and political movement.after two rockets were fired from southern Lebanon towards northern Israel.

Hezbollah said it had no involvement in the rocket attack and remained committed to the ceasefire, and no other armed group claimed responsibility.Despite the deal, Israel has carried out near daily air strikes on people and targets it says are linked to Hezbollah, saying it is acting to stop Hezbollah from rearming. Lebanon's government says those attacks, and the permanence of Israeli soldiers in five locations in southern Lebanon, constitute violations of the truce.

Hezbollah launched its campaign the day after the Hamas attacks on southern Israel on 7 October 2023, saying it was acting in solidarity with Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

The longstanding conflict escalated and led to an intense Israeli air campaign across Lebanon, and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon."Just because the government has lost control of the borders at the Channel, I'm not prepared to take the same route".

Labour is yet to set out in detail how it would resume applications for those who have previously arrived illegally.Its election manifesto did not commit explicitly to repealing the Illegal Migration Act, but said "unworkable laws" enacted by the Tories had left thousands of people in taxpayer-funded hotels in a "perma-backlog" of claims.

Party figures have previously suggested that claims made before the election would be processed, with a new framework governing those arriving afterwards.When pressed on the issue, the Labour leader said claims would be processed “though the system that’s been in place for years".