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Right, come here. mummy will chop them up. rachel harrison has only had a few hours of sleep before it's time to get ernie and olive up and ready for school. can you get me a chopping board out, please? she and her husband matt work in the nhs and arrange their shifts to make sure one of them is always around to look after them. you've got ten minutes to get some of this fruit down you. i finished at midnight last night. matt's got up and gone to work at six o'clock this morning. so only like a small gap, but then we haven't seen each other because he's been asleep. when we visited rachel last...

Teachers are buying their own pencils. and teachers shouldn't be working 60—hour weeks. if they are, then they should be being paid for it. ..fired penguin into outer space. olive and ernie will look forward to spending time with their friends this week. but we will have to wait and see if and when they will need to spend any more days out of the classroom. hazel shearing, bbc news, stoke—on—trent. some other strike news for you this morning. transport for london is warning that there will be little or no service on the tube today, as rmt and aslef union members strike overjob cuts, pens...

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They already do for children now, so that's a positive change they have already made. that's a positive change they have already made-— that's a positive change they have alread made. , a ., already made. duncan mccann, there, campaigning — already made. duncan mccann, there, campaigning for— already made. duncan mccann, there, campaigning for digital— campaigning for digital children's safety. time now for another story from the bbc�*s "we were there" collection of first—hand accounts and memories of world war two. today we tell the story of olive mitton. olive was just 1a when sh...

Start on that, jon! _ time now for another story from the bbc�*s "we were there" collection of first—hand accounts and memories of world war two. today's feature is thanks to breakfast viewer lynsey, who wanted to recommend her nan, olive mitton. olive was just 1a when she landed a job as a messenger girl at bletchley park, home of top secret code breakers. tim muffett went to meet her. you see, that's where all the listeners were, up here, yeah. bletchley park, a place where codes were cracked, secret nazi messages revealed, and the course of world war two altered. yeah. oh, yeah, over th...