Israel's military actions against Hezbollah in Lebanon intensified, with the IDF chief hinting at a possible ground invasion. The conflict escalated after Hezbollah fired a missile at Tel Aviv, which was intercepted. Israel responded with extensive strikes, displacing 90,000 people in Lebanon. The UN Security Council convened as international concerns grew over potential all-out war. Meanwhile, Labour faced internal strife at its conference, with delegates voting against Starmer's winter fuel cuts. Phillip Schofield's TV comeback sparked controversy, while the Madeleine McCann case saw new developments with alleged confessions from the suspect. The UK urged its citizens to leave Lebanon immediately, positioning troops in Cyprus for potential evacuation. The day concluded with reports of 72 deaths in Lebanon due to Israeli attacks, and US-France efforts towards a ceasefire plan.