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On Sky News Breakfast this Easter Sunday morning with Niall Paterson,

- 'Surrender and you can live', Russia's message to Ukrainian forces in Mariupol, as Moscow claims the City is almost entirely under their control

- Prince Harry and Meghan are back on centre stage, as they open the Invictus Games

- A warning that a shortage in Hormone Replacement Therapies could lead to women buying medication off the street

- Easter Sunday will be fine with sunny spells for many, but outbreaks of rain will spread across Ireland and Northern Ireland into western Britain

- We take a look at the papers with Anthropologist Mary-Ann Ochota, and presenter and writer Matthew Stadlen

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