Police said they were called to the hotel after being notified of what was described as an aggressive man who could be under the effects of drugs and alcohol.

Payne rose to global fame as part of One Direction alongside Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Niall and Louis Tomlinson.

The boy band got its start after finishing third on the British version of The X Factor in 2010, but they broke up in 2016.

Payne has been open in the media about struggling with addiction and spending time in a rehabilitation facility.

Turning now to the U.S. campaign trail, U.S.

Vice President Kamala Harris making a direct Harris highlighted Republican support for her campaign.

She also emphasized her Republican rival's attempt to overturn his loss four years ago, seeing the Democratic stakes of the election are high.

Harris said Trump's actions violated the U.S.

Constitution, and if given the chance, he will violate it again.

And now the baton is in our hands.

So I am joined today by over 100 Republican leaders from across Pennsylvania and across our country who are supporting my candidacy for president of the United States.

And I am deeply honored to have their support because at stake in this race are the democratic ideals that our founders and generations of Americans before us have fought for.

At stake in this election is the Constitution of the United States, it very self.

We are here today because we share a core belief that we must put country before party.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issuing his strongest comments yet on his country's year-long dispute with India.

Trudeau says India made a horrific mistake as he accuses it of violating the country's sovereignty.

The remarks come two days after Canada kicked out six Indian diplomats, linking them to last year's murder of a Sikh separatist leader and alleging a broader effort to target Indian dissidents in the country.

As I've said a number of times, we are not looking to provoke or create a fight with India.

The Indian government made a horrific mistake in thinking that they could interfere as aggressively as they did in the safety and sovereignty of Canada.

Trudeau says Ottawa could take further steps to ensure the security of Canadians, but declined to give details.

India denies the allegations of interference and has expelled six Canadian diplomats in a tit-for-tat move.

The United States closely watching Israel to ensure it is not implementing a policy of starvation in northern Gaza.

Speaking before the U.N.

Security Council, U.S.

Ambassador to the U.N.

Linda Thomas-Greenfield says Washington has made clear to the Israeli government that it must do more to address the humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian enclave.

Top U.S. officials have told its allies it must take steps in the next month to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza or face potential restrictions on U.S. military aid.

The United States will continue to make the following clear.

Food and supplies must be surged into Gaza immediately.

And there must be humanitarian pauses across Gaza to allow for vaccinations and the delivery and distribution of humanitarian aid.

A quote-unquote policy of starvation in northern Gaza would be horrific and unacceptable and would have implications under international law and U.S. law.

The government of Israel has said that this is not their policy.

The U.N. has long complained of obstacles to getting aid into Gaza and distributing it throughout the war zone.

Israel's U.N. ambassador, however, insists Hamas is to blame for assistance failing to reach Palestinians.

There is now barely any food left to distribute and most bakeries will be forced to shut down again in the next several days without additional fuel.

Given the abject conditions and intolerable suffering in northern Gaza, the fact that humanitarian access is nearly non-existent is unquestionable.

The real issue is Hamas.

This terrorist organization has hijacked the aid, seizing it for their own purposes.

They steal, they store and even sell the aid that is intended for Gaza's civilians, turning humanitarian relief into a profit machine.

Instead of feeding the hungry or caring for the sick, Hamas uses the supplies to feed their terror machine.

Hamas's exploitation of international goodwill is not new, but the scale of their corruption and violence against their own people is staggering.

At least 147 are dead in a fuel tanker blast in northern Nigeria.

The driver is said to have lost control of the vehicle, which overturned, spilled petrol and exploded.

Officials say victims were burned to death trying to collect the fuel.

The accident is one of the worst in recent history in Africa's most populous nation, which is battling with widespread security threats and a cost of living crisis.

Police in Ohio City respond to an unusual traffic hazard.

A large inflatable pumpkin broke free from a residential property and rolled onto a busy road.

Bay Village Police report the oversized Halloween decoration was safely captured and returned to its owner, adding no officers or pumpkins were harmed during the operation.

Local officials remind residents to secure their outdoor decorations, particularly during windy conditions.

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