Talks have gone so far. Well, we had a white House Spokesman saying late yesterday that they had got off to a promising start. The israeli media this morning has been talking about guarded optimism, saying its a positive sign that the israeli delegation that was sent, the negotiating team, decided to stay overnight, despite what they see as some Security Risk in doha, and that they are continuing these talks with us, qatari and egyptian mediators today. Now, hamas, as we were saying, has not sent a delegation along to these indirect talks. But, of course, hamas leaders are present in doha. And what mediators have been saying is they have ways to get messages back to hamas. So this is not seen as being the obstacle that it may appear to be. And in the meantime, a development on the West Bank, israeli political leaders, including Benjamin Netanyahu and two far right ministers, have condemned a large group Ofjewish Settlers who went on the rampage in a village in the occupied West Bank, S
of the numbers? programme. no problem. what you make of the numbers? generally of the numbers? generally as exnected. a of the numbers? generally as expected, a little of the numbers? generally as expected, a little bit - of the numbers? generally as expected, a little bit higher i of the numbers? generally as i expected, a little bit higher than projected but overall the downward trend is as expected and as you said, food is driving a lot of the fall which is generally good news for people, it makes up a big proportion of budgets, especially, and we have had i watering high rises over the last couple of years, as you got was 90%, now it is 4%. some things are actually falling. you mention meat, chocolate biscuits and crumpets. if you are not concerned about a healthy diet, really good news. just not concerned about a healthy diet, really good news. really good news. just reminders in simle really good news. just reminders in simple terms really good news. just rem
and this was in dubai yesterday. we will look at the impact a year s worth of rain had in the space of one day. in the uk, it stays cool and showery but there are signs of something a bit more dry this weekend all coming up here on bbc breakfast. it s wednesday 17th april. in the next hour the latest inflation figures will be released, telling us how much the price of our everyday shopping is going up by, and if cost of living pressures are easing. the rate of inflation fell last month to its lowest level in almost two and a half years. but it s still above the bank of england s target. our business correspondent marc ashdown has this report. the weekly shop, energy bills, and eating out the costs for all are continuing to ease, bringing welcome relief for household finances. the pace of inflation continues to slow down from a peak of 11% in october 2022, to around 3% now. you d have to go back to the autumn of 2021, at the height of the covid pandemic, to find prices ris
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