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Israel says its targeting Hezbollah but day after day Lebanese civilians are being killed. We tell the story of 22 people killed in the North on Monday, and of a Father in Shebaa who lost his wife and unborn child. With @Goktay @Wburema @Angelinamrad

2 year old Ivana Skayki was playing at home in Southern Lebanon when an Israeli airstrike happened on her doorstep. She now has third degree burns on almost half her body. The strike came without warning. Israel says it is targeting Hezbollah. With goktay koraltan wietske burema @angiemrad

Two-year-old Ivana before and after an Israeli airstrike on her doorstep in Southern Lebanon, on Sept 23rd. She's recovering from extensive 3rd degree burns but may carry her scars through life. Her father says the attack came without warning.

bbc.com/news/articles/… The story of Nabatieh - just one of the cities in Southern Lebanon emptied out by Israeli airstrikes. Only a few hundred people remain there, but government civil defence teams won't leave them and the main public hospital remains open.

How Israel is emptying out cities in Southern Lebanon - our report from Nabatieh where only a few hundred people remain - but doctors and first responders won't leave them. With @Goktay @Wburema @Angiemrad

"In a bare room, filled only with screams, three-year-old Selin’s tiny hand reaches out for comfort. But there is no-one there. She has burns to her face, a fractured leg and wounds to her groin and side. Her mother, father, two sisters and brother were all killed in the Israeli

Lebanon's torment, this report contains some upsetting scenes. dc Ghaith El Solh Stu AAB Leena Saidi

BBC's Mark Lowen deported from Turkey after covering protests bbc.in/3RncTUR

📣 Some news about me: Yesterday (Wednesday) I was detained by police in Istanbul, held for 17 hours and then deported from Turkey to the UK. Told I was “a threat to public order”. In the country I lived in - and love. Journalism is not a crime. Here’s the BBC’s statement:

Earlier today, Turkish authorities deported BBC correspondent Mark Lowen, who was here to report on the ongoing protests. Mark was taken from his hotel and detained for 17 hours, before being deported for “being a threat to public order” BBC statement bbc.in/3RncTUR

BBC's Mark Lowen deported from Turkey after covering protests: "To be detained and deported from the country where I previously lived for five years and for which I have such affection has been extremely distressing." bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… Mark Lowen

BBC correspondent Mark Lowen deported from Turkey after reporting on protests over arrest of Istanbul mayor bbc.in/4206q7m

Laura Davison, NUJ general secretary: “The deportation of BBC correspondent Mark Lowen by Turkish authorities is deeply concerning. At a time of heightened safety concerns due to ongoing protests, audiences are reliant on impartial and trusted journalism more than ever. 1/2

Now reports of a Swedish journalist detained in Turkey. It continues.

Well this week has been quite an experience, detained by Turkish police while covering the anti-government protests and deported. Here’s my full story. Do take a read if you can - and thank you to everyone for kind messages and support: bbc.com/news/articles/…

We now go the Turkish media’s live coverage of a mass rally, attended by 100s of thousands, held by the oppositon to protest Imamoglu’s arrest. CNNTurk: “Why Israel fears Turkey?” NTV: Myanmar quake Habertürk: urban renewal Ahaber: yummy treats for the Eid holiday

"I was fingerprinted, wasn't allowed contact with lawyers or phone or anything." BBC correspondent Mark Lowen tells Laura and Paddy what happened when he was arrested and deported from Turkey this week on the latest #BBCNewscast bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

Our report for BBC TV on arrests in Turkey following the biggest anti-government protests in over a decade. Among those detained in dawn raids, Yasin Akgul, a highly experience photojournalist with the AFP.

"They are trying to remove us from the frontlines" - the risks for journalists - and for democracy - in Turkey amid the largest anti-government protests in over a decade. bbc.com/news/articles/…

📣Some news: After 10 months presenting OS on BBC World Service I’ll be swapping the radio studio for TV in September as I become a presenter/correspondent for our BBC News (UK) TV channel, streaming & on the day team, in the studio & in the field. A few more weeks with great OS first!