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Watch Breakfast Live with Kamali Melbourne: Powerful earthquake kills at least 296 people in Morocco
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September 9, 2023
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3:01:21Now PlayingJoin Kamali Melbourne on Breakfast this morning as at least 296 people have been killed following a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in Morocco, officials have said.
Hear more on the top stories of the day including the ongoing hunt for escaped prisoner Daniel Khalife, Rishi Sunak's visit to India for the G20 summit, and the one anniversary of Chris Kaba's death.
Read more on these stories:
🔴 Powerful earthquake kills at least 296 people in Morocco
🔴 Confirmed sighting of escaped terror suspect Daniel Khalife
🔴 Heathrow and Gatwick airports confirm they have RAAC
🔴 UK sees new September heat record but thunderstorms are on the way
Guests on the show include Conservative MP Anthony Mangnall , shadow foreign secretary David Lammy and former rugby Wales player Gareth Thomas
Read today's top stories👉
#BreakfastTV #Politics #SkyNews #DanielKhalife #Prison #Heatwave #Weather #Police #RWC2023 #India #g20summit2023 #ChrisKaba #Invictus
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