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Good morning and welcome to morning, glory. It's coming up for three minutes past six. It is of course Friday the 10th of October, believe it or not. This is an anniversary of some kind of mine. I'm not quite sure whether it's my ex-wife's birthday or wedding anniversary. I can't remember it. It doesn't matter because I'm not with her anymore. So we'll just pass over that show. We'll just gloss over it as if it didn't happen. Tom Slate is here. We're going to be looking through the papers this morning. Obviously all very much dominated by the peace deal, broken out in the Middle East by Donald Trump. Incredible stuff, really, if you think about it, when you consider that only two days ago, they were still killing each other. Trump celebrates art of the everlasting peace deal. is what it says on the front front page of the Times. The telegraph has got a picture of Donald Trump. We have peace in the Middle East. Trump says he hopes to be at the ceremony to sign a truce accord as hostages are set to go free next week. We're told Monday or Tuesday at the latest. All the hostages who are still alive and we think there's about, will be released back into the bosom of their family, which has got to be a great thing, it's got to be something to celebrate. Blessed is the peacemaker, front page of the Daily Mail, Hamas, the war is over. An extraordinary day, really, yesterday, when you think about it, I mean, there's lots to talk about around what's been going on in the Middle East,

around what will go on here, because the big question, of course, in this country is,

will the anti-Israel marches now stop? Will the pro-Palestinian lot actually put their, you know,

guns away and go back to their homes and come up with some other reasons in March around London

every single weekend about something else. Or will they see the light of day and actually

just forget about it altogether? Or will they do what many sick people suspect they will do,

continue their assault on Israeli occupation of Gaza, as they put it, and also just attack Jews,

because that's what they like to do. They don't think Jewish people have a right to exist.

So we'll see whether all of that has any merit whatsoever throughout the course of the show

this morning over the next four hours. Also, plenty of other stories as well.

Kirstama over in India yesterday, claiming that he's now doing more deals for trade with India.

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