Hello. Israel and Iran are continuing to trade missile strikes as the conflict enters its fourth day - we'll bring you the latest updates. It's also expected to be the main topic of conversation as Mark Carney hosts this year's G7. My colleague Jessica Murphy breaks down the challenges the new Canadian PM faces at the summit. And finally, watch as a couple posing for photos in a museum accidentally destroy a work of art. 

TOP OF THE AGENDA

Israel claims control over Tehran's skies as strikes continue on both sides

A number of Iranian missiles have managed to penetrate Israel's Iron Dome defence system. Credit: Reuters

At least eight people were killed in Israel overnight in what's been described as the largest Iranian missile barrage so far, while the Israel Defense Forces are continuing to pound sites in Iran, where at least 224 people have been killed since Friday. Israel has claimed it has "full aerial control over Tehran" - something the BBC is unable to verify. Reports suggest US President Donald Trump told Israel not to kill Iran’s supreme leader. Trump has also called on the two sides to make a deal, but Iran says it will not negotiate a ceasefire while under attack, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the "issue" is "not de-escalation", but stopping Iran from developing its nuclear capability.

• Iran's nuclear bomb?: Netanyahu alleges Iran is close to producing a nuclear bomb. Iran says its nuclear facilities are "peaceful". Who's right?

• Worst-case scenarios: Diplomatic correspondent James Landale assesses the worst-case scenarios if the conflict expands. 

• Regime change: Israeli leaders might hope the strikes on Iran start a chain reaction that topples the Islamic Republic, writes BBC Persian editor Amir Azimi.

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G7 is a big moment for Carney. Here are five things to watch

Carney has promised a set of streamlined priorities focused around the global economy and security. Credit: Getty Images

As the leaders of some of the world's wealthiest countries descend on a luxury mountain lodge in the Rockies for this year's G7 summit, new Canadian PM Mark Carney's carefully planned agenda has already been upended by the Israel-Iran conflict and his challenges as host don't end there. From President Trump to geopolitical minefields, these are the five issues he'll have to contend with over the next three days.