Gabija Gatavecaite

Good morning, Pat.

Yes, of course.

Well, the Donegal rally taking place this weekend and a teenage boy has died and two others were injured following a crash during the rally.

And the accident happened during the 12th stage of the motorsport event, which is close to the village of Kilmacrennan.

And it is understood, as RT reported yesterday, that one of the competing cars veered close to the edge of a section of the road.

on the Garton stage of the rally and collided with a number of spectators.

So three people were injured and transferred by ambulance to Letterkenny University Hospital.

One was pronounced dead a short time later and it is understood he was in his mid-teens and from County Donegal.

So very sad news.

Well, we're looking at Sky News here on the monitor and it says Sky News understands ForeignSec tells PM to resign and seems that the House of Cards is very much so falling for Keir Starmer.

He's expected to announce on Monday that he will step down as Britain's Prime Minister.

I think it was The Observer that first reported this yesterday.

There's overwhelming pressure from Labour MPs to make way for Andy Burnham, for him to become leader.

So it was Business Secretary Peter Kyle who was doing the rounds this morning and he said that Starmer is spending the weekend, quote, making time to reflect on the political realities he faces.

I mean, the writing's all there, isn't it really, Pat?

Well, certainly, if you look at the...

The time that previous other UK prime ministers have had, Boris Johnson, Theresa May, Rishi Sunak, they have not been there very long and they've had a very tough time.

And I think as a result of all these things, the root issue of all these things is what we're all celebrating, 10 years of Brexit.

So whoever is a step from next to the plate, they have their work cut out for them, I think.

Yes, well, look, there's a lot of it in the papers today.