We have just about recovered from the thrills and spills of the fa cup final. John has got all the aftermath of that, and the rest of the sport. Good morning. 21,000 fans inside wembley and they were treated to a goal worthy of winning any fa cup final. Yuri tielamans with a moment of magic that won leicester the trophy for the first time in their history. Natalie pirks was there. Singing. It s been a while since leicester city had an fa cup final to savour 52 years, in fact. So happy to be back! the mere thought of winning it for the first time brought out all the emotions. I ve dreamt of it as a kid. It s something i ve always wanted to do, come to wembley and watch leicester. We ve been waiting for this for all our lives. It s starting to feel like old times, with fans back in attendance at the fa cup. Leicester city supporters are so excited, of course, but chelsea fans, they re confident too back in 2012, they sacked their manager and went on to win the fa cup and then the cha
There s been further escalation in the conflict in the middle east today after an israeli airstrike destroyed a building in gaza city housing international media. It follows rocket attacks by hamas militants, which killed one man in tel aviv. An israeli strike overnight on a refugee camp, killed at least 1a people, ten of them from one extended family. Our middle east correspondent yolande knell reports from the west bank. Within seconds, another tower block erased from gaza s skyline. Journalists for international networks who worked inside rushed out after a warning from israel that it was about to strike. It says hamas intelligence used the building. Earlier, a barrage of rockets hit tel aviv for the first time in two days, with deadly results. Emergency services unable to save a man here. In gaza there has been almost no time to mourn as the numbers killed mount up. Mohammed lost almost everyone in his family. His wife and their children were staying with her brother when the missi
can now meet indoors. the queen sends a message to the people of northern ireland marking the country s centenary and praising the continued peace as a credit to its people, upon whose shoulders the future rests . after herojimi olubunmi adewole died trying to save a woman who fell into the river thames, we ll hear from the man who jumped in with him and thankfully survived. jimi started to count, ok, let s do it, three, two. and i couldn t think on it so ijustjumped. that is the last time i sanimi. and coming up this hour a warning from the hospitality industry about staffing struggles ahead of reopening later this month. police in manchester have condemned the protests that led to the postponement of manchester united s premier league match against liverpool, calling them completely unacceptable . two officers were injured when fans stormed the pitch. the mayor of greater manchester andy burnham has also condemned the violence. our sports correspondent joe wilson repo
what your rights are if you ve got a thomas cook booking. good morning. the weather is looking rather unsettled. we do have some rain coming in from the south west with strengthening wins. i will have more later. it s monday the 23rd of september. our top story. thomas cook has collapsed after last minute negotiations aimed at saving the holiday firm failed. at two o clock this morning the civil aviation authority said the tour operator had ceased trading with immediate effect . it s also launched its biggest ever peacetime repatriation, to bring 150,000 holidaymakers back home. customers who are still in the uk have been told not to go to the airport. throughout the morning on breakfast we ll be speaking to those responsible for scrambling planes to rescue stranded tourists, and we ll be hearing what the government plans to do to avoid further problems and delays for passengers. with the overnight developments, here s simonjones. grounded, the uk s oldest holiday firm has c