Nine killed in Israeli strikes on Beirut

Hello. Israel has continued strikes on central Beirut overnight, killing at least nine people, Lebanese officials say. Nafiseh Kohnavard reports that any feeling of safety is vanishing in the capital, while the Israeli military in southern Lebanon warned that air strikes would continue. We're also bringing you the latest from the ground in Sudan's ongoing civil war, and a growing row over a Spanish shipwreck loaded with loot.

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Battle for the 'Holy Grail' of shipwrecks

The San José, which sank off the Caribbean coast of Colombia in 1708. Credit: Colombian government

The San José was sunk by the British off the coast of Colombia more than 300 years ago. But now its remains - hailed as the most valuable shipwreck in the world - have sparked a bitter dispute between Columbia, Spain, a US salvage company and local indigenous groups. What's at stake? A haul of gold, silver and emeralds worth around $18bn (£13bn), Gideon Long reports.

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A husband and wife in Australia have been reunited with the long lost footage of their wedding in Scotland after it was found by chance 57 years later. Aileen and Bill Turnbull, who married in Aberdeen in 1967 before emigrating, had only seen the film once before.