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was halted for the latest breaking news following Iran's air strikes in Israel as reporter Richard Gaisford broadcast from This comes as US President is considering plans for the US to attack Iran. "Well, we can see the destruction behind you, a new wave of missile strikes from Iran into Israel in the last hour," Ranvir observed.

"(A) really significant attack this this morning," he said."...What you see behind me is from an attack earlier this week, but if you take a look at the live shot that's just popped up for us, you can see real devastation right in the centre of Tel Aviv, apartments, shops destroyed. You've got dozens of emergency workers there assessing the scene, and all of this happened just in the last hours...you don't normally get air raid sirens going off at around breakfast time, the alerts came through on the phone.

"People started to take cover, then those sirens started blaring, and what we were hearing overhead was what sounded like numerous ballistic missiles whizzing through the sky...There have been some talk that, perhaps, that the Israelis have managed to take out most of the missile sites. That certainly doesn't appear to be the case, that they are still able to launch and get missiles right into the heart of .

"Now, all of this is going to be playing very much on 's mind. He seemed to be moving from one position to the other. He said himself yesterday, he can go from one extreme to the other. Now this is either a negotiating tactic or at the moment, he really isn't sure which way to go," Gaisford said.

The show then cut tot a clip of Dnald Trump who seemed to be uncertain about what action he intended to take. "I may do it. I may not do it. I mean, nobody knows what I'm going to do. I can tell you this, that Iran's got a lot of trouble, and they want to negotiate," the US President said.

"Well, those missiles were coming into Israel all through the night. The air raid alerts going off right across the country, it has become very much normalised for people here, although, as you've seen from those pictures this morning, the consequences of these attacks are significant.

"It is a similar picture in Tehran at the moment the Israelis continuing to target military positions, they say, nuclear facilities, and part of Donald Trump's thought process right now, rather, is whether those American bunker busting bombs are even going to be strong enough to take out those facilities that are buried deep underground," Gaisford said.