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Oct 16, 2026
Alex RitsonHOST
School's superintendent, Steve Cook.
Alex RitsonHOST
Our North America correspondent, Shaima Khalil, told us what else the authorities had been saying.
Shaimaa KhalilCORRESPONDENT
Police have now confirmed the s- that the suspect was a sixteen-year-old from Bend, from the community.
Shaimaa KhalilCORRESPONDENT
They also say that everyone at the school has been evacuated, taken by bus to a nearby church where the families are still being reunited.
Wes StreetingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's not yet clear to us, um, in the UK, uh, what happened, why the service interruption occurred.
Wes StreetingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Uh, but I am re-reassured and was reassured directly by Secretary Hegseth that the service has been restored.
Alex RitsonHOST
Our correspondent Joe Inwood has more.
Joe InwoodCORRESPONDENT
If there was ever any doubt, the energy ceasefire is over.
James MenendezHOST
Uh, at least two people have been killed in the attack.
James MenendezHOST
Well, the BBC senior international correspondent Orla Guerin is in Aden at the mo-moment.
James MenendezHOST
Uh, a few hours ago, she sent us, uh, this update
Orla GuerinCORRESPONDENT
updateWe have some information now, although this is still preliminary, but we have been told by, uh, the information minister, Moaw- Muammar al- er- al- Eriani, that, uh, five ballistic missiles struck the palace, the Al Mashaque Palace, which as you mention, is the seat of the internationally recognized government.
Orla GuerinCORRESPONDENT
And since then, uh, we have seen the Houthis spreading their attacks to Saudi Arabia using ballistic missiles there too, and just last weekend, uh, carrying out a series of deadly attacks on the international airport in Riyadh.
Orla GuerinCORRESPONDENT
So they will be assumed to be the people behind this attack.
James MenendezHOST
That was our senior international correspondent, Orla Guerin, uh, talking to us, uh, from Aden in Yemen about, uh, that attack on the presidential palace in the city.
James MenendezHOST
You're listening to News Hour from the BBC World Service.
Tom SandersHOST
They say at least four people have been killed and a number of others were injured, but ministers were unharmed.
Tom SandersHOST
Our senior international correspondent Orla Guerin is in Aden.
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Five ballistic missiles were fired at the Al Maashiq Palace, the seat of Yemen's internationally recognized government.
speaker_15CORRESPONDENT
We heard the explosions and saw smoke rising over the mountains around Aden.
Nick MilesHOST
Those government troops are currently trying to regain large areas in the west of the country taken by the Houthis last month.
Nick MilesHOST
Our senior international correspondent, Orla Guerin, has spent time near the front line.
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Orla GuerinCORRESPONDENT
We're speeding through a flat landscape, and we're traveling with forces loyal to the internationally recognized government of Yemen.
Ahmed Ali MahmoudSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
These Houthis have destroyed homes, displaced people, and taken control of shipping routes.
Ahmed Ali MahmoudSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What kind of country is this?
Nick MilesHOST
That report was by Orla Guerin.
Nick MilesHOST
The Somali-born US Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has denounced a raid on her home in Washington by federal agents as political intimidation.
Pete RossHOST
They also have the potential to widen the regional fallout of the US-Iran war and further disrupt the region's economy.
Pete RossHOST
Our world news correspondent, Joe Inwood, has this report on the impact of Saturday's attack and the background to the conflict.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
May I have your attention, please?
Joe InwoodCORRESPONDENT
Chaos at one of Saudi Arabia's most important airports.
Joe InwoodCORRESPONDENT
She was a victim of a conflict she had no part in, but that seems to be escalating dangerously.
Pete RossHOST
Joe Inwood.
Pete RossHOST
So what are the implications of these attacks? Our senior international correspondent, Orla Guerin, is in the Yemeni city of Aden.
Orla GuerinCORRESPONDENT
The conflicts in this region are intertwined, and one of those conflicts is certainly now getting worse.
Tim FranksHOST
After lightning gains by the Houthis, Saudi-backed government forces are trying now to fight back.
Tim FranksHOST
And we'll begin on the ground in western Yemen with our senior international correspondent Orla Guerin.
Orla GuerinCORRESPONDENT
[singing] We're speeding through a flat landscape, and we're traveling with forces loyal to the internationally recognized government of Yemen.
Orla GuerinCORRESPONDENT
They're taking us to frontline positions where they've been battling Houthi forces.
Ahmed Ali MahmoodSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
These Houthis have destroyed homes, displaced people, and taken control of shipping routes.
Ahmed Ali MahmoodSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What kind of country is this?
Tim FranksHOST
That Yemeni government soldier, Ali Ahmed, uh, A-Ahmed Ali Mahmood ending the, uh, report from Yemen by our senior international correspondent, Orla Guerin.
Tim FranksHOST
So what has the country's internationally recognized government got to say for itself? The head of the Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Al-Al-Alimi, announced on Sunday that he had ordered the army not to let up until the country is liberated from the terrorist militia, as he put it.
Caroline NichollsHOST
Saudi Arabia promises a serious response to a wave of deadly attacks by Houthis in Yemen.
Caroline NichollsHOST
We'll have a special report from our correspondent in Yemen, Orla Guerin.
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This whole area has just been retaken by pro-government forces, and we've been told that there are Houthi fighters in position up in the mountains, about 500 of them.
Caroline NichollsHOST
Cyber hackers turn up freezer temperatures in some of France's biggest supermarkets, ruining food worth millions of euros.
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Hugo BachegaCORRESPONDENT
In Yemen, there have been reports of more airstrikes by Saudi Arabia, which is helping the internationally recognized government in its efforts to take back territories seized by the Houthis.
Hugo BachegaCORRESPONDENT
The World Food Program has warned that hunger is rising in the country as the fighting intensifies.
Caroline NichollsHOST
Our senior international correspondent, Orla Guerin, is in Yemen, where she's been visiting the front lines alongside forces loyal to Yemen's internationally recognized government.
Caroline NichollsHOST
She sent this report from a western part of the country that's recently been recaptured from the Houthis.