Biden says it is unlikely that Russia fired the missile that exploded in Poland

US President Joe Biden says it is "unlikely" that the missile responsible for killing two people in Poland was fired from Russia. He’s been leading an emergency meeting of G7 leaders at the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia. 

Richard Kimber reports from there.

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Stocks rise on inflation hopes

U.S. stocks ticked up Tuesday on hopes that inflation may be starting
to cool in the U.S.

Wholesale prices ticked up less-than-expected last month and comes
days after the release of encouraging consumer price data.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Russian MoD denies missiles hit Polish territory

The Russian Ministry of Defence has denied that its missiles hit Polish territory, after an intense bombardment of Ukrainian cities.

Local authorities in Poland say two people were killed in a blast in a village in the far east of the country.

Western allies are now scrambling to establish whether a Russian missile crossed into Poland, which is a member of NATO.

Giles Gibson reports from Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, on the alliance's eastern flank

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Polish government convenes emergency meeting amid reports Russian missiles killed 2 on NATO soil

Poland's government has convened emergency meetings of its top national security officials after reports that two Russian missiles landed on a farm near the Ukrainian border, killing two local residents.

There are unconfirmed reports that the missiles strayed from their Ukrainian targets, but Poland is a member of NATO and President Biden has pledged to defend every inch of alliance territory.

From Washington Simon Marks reports.

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US "aware" of reports Russian missiles killed 2 in Poland

The Pentagon says it is working to corroborate reports Russian
missiles have landed in Poland near the Ukrainian border killing two
people.

There are fears it could trigger a NATO response.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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Trump expected to announce White House run

Donald Trump is expected to announce he's once again running for the
White House.

The former US president has promised a "very big announcement" at his
Mar-a-Lago property later on Tuesday.

US correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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US “strongly condemns" missile strikes on Kyiv

The US says it "strongly condemns" the Russian missile attacks on
Ukraine's capital Kyiv, including strikes that hit residential
buildings.

At least one person has been killed.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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Michelle Obama says 2016 still hurts, rules out presidential run

Former US First Lady, Michelle Obama says that Donald Trump's presidential win in 2016 still hurts but she's ruled out running for the office herself.

The wife of former president Barack Obama's made the comments on the BBC during an interview about her new book.

Our US correspondent Kate Fisher reports

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GOP holding House elections as party nears majority

Republicans are very close to securing a House majority after the Midterms across the U.S.

The party is picking conference leaders on Tuesday, including speaker, whip and conference chair, despite some calls to delay the election until seats are certain.

Caroline Malone reports from Washington.

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ROBERTA FLACK DIAGNOSED WITH ALS

The Grammy award winning musician Roberta Flack won't be able to sing again.
Her manager says the singer has been diagnosed with ALS, a form of
motor neurone disease.
Jody Jacobs has more...

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Russia anger at UN reparations vote

Russia has reacted angrily to a vote at the United Nations calling for
Moscow to pay reparations for its war in Ukraine.

The resolution says Russia must bear legal consequences for its
wrongful acts but the Kremlin argues it's an effort to legalize
robbery.

William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York.

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"WE MUST NOT TAKE LIFE FOR LIFE": GERMANY CONDEMNS DEATH PENALTY

Over 50 countries still apply the death penalty as an official criminal punishment, with China, Iran, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Syria issuing the most death sentences over the past year. 

It's an issue that's being discussed at a meeting in Berlin - where several high profile voices are lending their support to the campaign to abolish the practice. 

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DRC PEACE INITIATIVE

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Former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged all militia groups operating in the Democratic Republic of Congo to lay down their arms and choose the path of peace. Mr Kenyatta's call comes amid heavy fighting between government troops and rebels of the M23 movement in the east of the country. The former president made the call at the end of his two-day visit to the Congolese capital Kinshasa. Chris Ocamringa has more from Kinshasa....

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UK unemployment ticks up

Unemployment in the UK rose slightly to 3.6% from July to September as the country enters what is predicted to be a long recession. Wages rose by 5.7% in that period, well below the rate of inflation. Julia Chapman has more.

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EU advances plans to train 15,000 Ukrainian troops in first-of-its-kind mission

The European Union's foreign affairs chief says a first-of-its-kind EU training mission for Ukrainian troops will be operational in less than three months' time. 

All 27 EU defence ministers met in Brussels for talks on Tuesday as Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine prompts a rethink in the bloc's policy. 

Rosie Birchard reports from Brussels.

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UK HEALTH UNIONS MEET GOVT AMID WINTER CONCERNS

Health unions are holding talks with the UK government (on Tuesday) ahead of planned winter strikes.

Nurses have already voted to strike over pay, and other unions have been balloting their members.

It comes as a majority of health managers in England are concerned they won't be able to meet winter demand, with waiting lists at record levels.

Saffron Cordery is chief executive of NHS Providers, which carried out the poll.

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Military Releases Details Of 19 Wanted Terrorists, Places N5m Bounty On Each

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Nigeria's military has published details of 19 wanted terrorists in the country.

It has also offered a reward of N5 million for any one who brings information leading to their arrest.

Ajeck Mangut reports from Abuja.

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Macron and Xi hold talks at G20 in Indonesia

The French and Chinese presidents have held talks on the sidelines of the G2 in Indonesia.

The two leaders discussed climate change and supporting emerging economies, along with the war in Ukraine.

Ross Cullen reports.

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India's richest man a step closer to acquiring news channel critical of government

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India's richest man Gautam Adani, who's perceived to be close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a step closer to acquiring the NDTV News network, amid concerns about press freedom.

NDTV is among the few news outlets in the country that are critical of the government.

But despite its owners' pushback, Adani is looking set to acquire a controlling stake in the firm, as Ishan Garg reports from New Delhi.

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Modi calls for Ukraine ceasefire at G20

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again called for an end to the war in Ukraine.

He was speaking at the sidelines of the G20 summit.

Earlier this year the Indian Prime Minister told Russia's Vladimir Putin that this is 'not an era for war'.

Neha Poonia has more.

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