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6/19/202610 min
Israeli strikes kill 18 in Lebanon as planned Vance peace talks in Switzerland are called off.
Labour's Andy Burnham wins key by-election, clearing path to challenge U.K. PM Keir Starmer.
Innu Nation cancels cultural exhibit after historical dispute with N.L. government.
CBC visual investigation tracks B.C.-made sniper rifles to violent militias in Sudan, Libya, and Yemen.
Billionaire Frank Stronach awaits a Toronto courtroom verdict today in his historic sexual assault trial.
Coach Jesse Marsch says Canada's historic World Cup win is marred by Ismaël Koné's "gruesome" leg injury.
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[upbeat music] This is World Report. Good morning. I'm Kate McKenna. We begin in the Middle East. [bomb exploding] Israeli airstrikes and ground fighting in Southern Lebanon have left at least 18 people dead. Meanwhile, planned talks in Switzerland involving US President- Vice President JD Vance have been called off. The developments follow an agreement signed by the US and Iran earlier this week. The CBC's Crystal Gomansing has the details from Jerusalem.
Crystal Gomansing1:08
Fighting in Southern Lebanon between Israeli forces and Hezbollah has led to more deaths. As of mid-morning, the Lebanese Health Ministry noted more than a dozen killed. It does not separate the deaths of civilians from fighters. France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said Israel must stop its hostilities in Lebanon and the United States