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Celebrate victory on derby day, but theres no shaking off the holders Manchester City, who remain hot on their heels. Good morning. Some heavy rain in Northern Ireland this morning. That will push north and east during the course of the day. It is the south east that will hang on to the driest and silliest conditions for longest. All of the details later on in the programme. Driest and sunniest. Its monday, the 29th of april. The Irish Government says it will pass Emergency Legislation to return...

too, but i will have all the details here on bbc breakfast. good morning. its saturday the 18th of november. israel has agreed to allow two tankers of diesel a day into gaza to help deliver food aid — but the united nations is warning that much more is needed. exactly six weeks since the hamas attacks of october 7 which killed 1200 israelis and saw around 230 taken hostage — aid workers say civilians in gaza are now facing the "immediate possibility of starvation". with the latest ...

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