Hello. Residents of the Iranian capital Tehran have described enduring the "worst night" of Israeli strikes so far. My colleagues have the latest. Ahead of the start of the Winter Paralympics, BBC Sport looks at why the competition marks a watershed moment for Russian athletes. And finally, two species of marsupials thought to be extinct have been rediscovered in West Papua's remote rainforests. 

• BBC Verify: ​​An analysis of satellite images of a school that was bombed in southern Iran suggests it was hit more than once.

• Watch: Timelapse video shows the change in the flow of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, a key route in the movement of global energy supplies.
  

• China's view: Beijing is not yet feeling the shock of war in the Middle East, writes China correspondent Laura Bicker, but it is feeling the ripples.

• London arrests: Four people have been detained on suspicion of aiding Iran's intelligence service by spying on the Jewish community in the city.

• Travelodge: A woman is calling for the hotel chain to change its procedures after she was attacked by a man who was given her room key by staff.

• Sheep farming: The shepherd's life has never been easy, but for many in the UK it's getting tougher and more difficult than ever to make a profit.