now the so—called stansted 15 will find out today if any of them will go to prison for what they did.f them has an five—week—old baby. to use this legislation against a peaceful protest is completely, com pletely peaceful protest is completely, completely inappropriate and draconian. they admit they broke the law — do you think they deserve a prison sentence? let me know. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. do you back katie price and her son harvey's campagin to make online abuse of people with disabilities a criminal offence? we'll talk to them live in five mins. here's annita mcveigh with a summary of the days news. mrtrump has mr trump has called for a further push for peace with kim jong—un. in his state of the union address, donald trump also appealed for support in his mission to build a border while with mexico. police have been investigating a fatal stabbing in london. the victim, who was 19, was attacked in battersea last night. paramedics tried to save him, but he was declared dead at the scene. the prime minister is beginning a day of talks w

taking off a vanish to avoid prison despite being convicted of terrorism offenses the so-called stansted fifteen broke through a fence trying to reach the jet taking people to nigeria going to and sierra leone i was there as long as lea reports now from the course in chelmsford in england. emerging from court the relief on their faces was obvious the case had time going over them for two years and they'd been charged with offenses technically carrying a life term in prison but there was still an outrage that it's rather come to this the fight is one you know a lot more for us to continue fighting for and until there's been a. fireman and to put a shins and detention centers than people fight here at home like this is with a small window into a much this big a systemic problem we know that for all of the asylum claims the home office refuses overhaul for the day is a grave intent on the pale and what the government does at the time that we stopped the fight there was a policy of the first appeal to. the fifteen activists to plant themselves through a plane at stansted airport near london

if lending their support to the stansted 15. if you don't know who the stansted stansted 15.refore there were deportees on board and the home office had charted that flight and was trying to send people back to sierra leone, nigeria and places like that. there we re nigeria and places like that. there were 60 passengers on board and a report today said that 11 of those passengers are still here in the uk with some of that 11 given indefinite leave to remain so the protesters might feel vindicated by what they did but they have this conviction hanging around their neck and they have been sentenced today. three suspended sentences and 12 community orders so that charge was endangering safety at an airport. the supporters of the stansted 15 say that is a heavy offence that was levied at them and maybe they shouldn't have that sort of offence, but the crown prosecution service reject that. sentencing has happened this afternoon, the judge said he was well aware of the protected human rights of freedom of assembly and speech. he said both our qualified rights that can be restricte

the route between the city of derry airport and stansted received a public subsidy to promote trade andf the uk. nearly 400 jobs here and elsewhere in europe are now also in doubt. stuart flinders, bbc news, east midlands airport. with me now is david learmount, a consulting editor at flightglobal. good to see you. first, how long has this airline been struggling? more oi’ this airline been struggling? more or less since it got its present name and its present ownership, since 2012. it was savable, but it has been struggling. it has not made a net profit during that time. things have been getting better and more recent years, but were still talking about net losses. it wasn't a good condition. but with the doing wrong? —— what was it doing wrong? not so much what it is doing wrong, it's just sort of an awful lot of competition out there. quite a lot of seats... it was that, really. if there are any nice roots it's operating, easy jet there are any nice roots it's operating, easyjet or ryanair tend to drive it away. and try to specialise on the roots that the big quys specialise on the r

to fifteen activists to plant themselves through a plane at stansted airport near london in the knowledge that some of the people on board would face death threats if they were deported some of those people have since been granted the right to stay in britain this woman had already told us they saved her life why do you want to put me i came to this contre because i was really abused you need. if i wasn't in this country i probably wouldn't be here sitting history recalls the actions of people who put themselves in harm's way for human rights as heroes think of emily davison who threw herself to her death under the king's horse women's rights well the lone protester in tiananmen square facing down the chinese tanks but trying to stop illegal deportations in the u.k. nowadays is not viewed in the same way. we're very familiar with this kind of excessive charge often terrorism related charges being brought against nonviolent human rights defenders what haven't seen in the very long time and that's one of the reasons why we're watching this case so closely so all i want to do is stop it isn'

this evening stansted nation is on and off flight time fifteen minutes and no need to worry about parking this airfield belongs to the evening's host getting from one appointment to the next by jet it's a luxury that more and more companies are choosing. the timing is essential for success in hollywood for example you could be as because stars you want to be but as the saying goes you have to show up on time on the red carpet for example boss much more important is this when the world is watching you better well something that you feel comfortable in many men just don't feel comfortable in a suit that's bits because it's all about the attitude and. where you look at these days the internet yeah waves there's pictures of exquisitely dressed men. the golden globes the oscars and. the awards season is a point i've always. and there are losers. there's a lesson in all this brouhaha. it's that life is this very. cool for all of us this for example you mine. your stage might look like this or like it or like this. the world is looking at you even if you're not on the silver screen and that's wh

three of the group — known as the ‘stansted 15‘ — received suspended prison sentences. 12 others were will appeal against their convictions, which they believe have serious implications for the freedom to protest. six of the biggest hotel booking websites have agreed to make major changes to end misleading sales tactics and hidden charges. it follows an investigation by the competition watchdog which found bad practises including giving a false impression of a room's popularity and not displaying the full cost upfront. here's tom burridge. if you've booked a hotel on these websites, have you got the best deal or have you been pressured by misleading information? i was looking for a room in manchester, just for an evening. i've booked for wales, london, manchester, but when i'm booking i see things like, oh, there's only one of them left or today is the cheapest price. you feel quite rushed, as though you have to book now. otherwise you will miss out on the best offer. it probably does subconsciously play on my mind a bit, that i should probably book it. here on booking.com it says the

the route between the city of derry airport and stansted received a public subsidy to promote trade andand and the rest of the uk. nearly 400 jobs here and elsewhere in europe are now also in doubt. flybmi are based here at east midlands airport. only one of their flights due out of here today, and of course that has been cancelled. the advice from the airline if you have one of their tickets is not to go to the airport but look at your insurance documents and consult your credit card company. they will not make alternative transport arrangements for you, and if you are able to do that yourself, they say they will not be paying for it. studio: stuart flinders, thank you. a man whose brothers fought for a jihadist group in syria has been murdered in brighton. abdul deghayes, who was 22, was found with stab wounds in a car which had crashed. his twin, abdullah, and younger brotherjaffar were killed trying to overthrow bashar al—assad's government. another brother, amer, is still thought to be in syria. the prime minister has called on conservative mps to put aside "personal preferences" a

its smalljets updated on routes from aberdeen, newcastle, the east midlands and stansted and others,in belgium at the moment and i just are anxious. i am in belgium at the moment and ijust got are anxious. i am in belgium at the moment and i just got the alert that flybmi went into administration. all the flights for me to return home are the flights for me to return home a re really the flights for me to return home are really expensive and flybmi will not return the £134 i initially spend, so i don't know how i am going to get back. flybmi, based here it east midlands airport, says its collapse was unavoidable. it has blamed a spike in the price of fuel and changes in the cost of carbon permits. it said this had undermined effo rts permits. it said this had undermined efforts to turn a profit. the company statement said: today's news was a surprise to passengers and staff, but the outline is just the latest carrier to get into difficulties. we are now most of the way through what has been a miserable winter for a large number of airlines. we have seen many failures, all these small

did she do the right thing here in britain there is a group called the stansted fifteen and they will sort of involved in a similar thing they tried to stop a deportation flight as well and they were recently convicted of that and i think the problem that some activists face is that they want us to be talking about the people that they're trying to help but because what they're protesting attracts so much attention we end up talking about them and who they are and emerge evasions and not about not about the people that they want to be talking about and i think. it creates an impact but not the one that they thought they would be getting and it's also a problem if they're not getting the facts straight first social media this activism that we're talking about is nothing new but when it comes to social justice it seems that the people that we do end up talking about seems like they're getting younger and younger that's right this seems to i'm told we're talking about teenagers here i guess there's this sort of i don't know movement or whatever you want to call it a teenager's who is say

and some other cities and it sensitive places like airports you may recall a drone shut down stansted and also gatwick airport both near london in december well earlier today as if on cue the third largest airport in the world in dubai was shut down for half an hour due to what is called the on of the authorized drone activity drones aren't allowed within five miles of the de by international airport that perceptions in all the perpetrators rather in all three of these instances have not been located and it appears that there's no contrail sorry for that. and that's it for this time of you and we hope you'll be back again thanks for being on board you could always catch boom bust at you tube dot com slash boom bust artie you have a great weekend see it next time. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you're still here to put it but i mean you know this book to do it to me in the new bill is that i knew splitting the former ukrainian pr

depending on it, and if you look at the route from london sta nsted to you look at the route from london stanstedrry airport in northern ireland, that is entirely flown by flybmi and there will be serious concerns about what is happening there. they have only just got their funding through to 2021 just got their funding through to 202i agree that the end of last week, so it very difficult time. if you are booked to fly, approach your credit card provider and try to get your money back, but unfortunately, your money back, but unfortunately, you are going to have to try to find alternative flights, many of the roots they had to themselves so that will be tricky and i am afraid prices, since so many people will be looking for flights right now, it is going to be a very difficult time. and what does it tell us if anything about the wider aviation industry? there was some information on the press release that it is partly to do with brexit, but is there a wider problem in the aviation industry? do with brexit, but is there a wider problem in the aviation industry7m is simply too many seats and not eno

and some other cities and it sensitive places like airports you may recall a drone shut down stansted and also gatwick airport both near london in december well earlier today as if on cue the third largest airport in the world in dubai was shut down for half an hour due to what is called an authorized drone activity drones aren't allowed within five miles of the de by international airport the perceptions and all the perpetrators rather in all three of these instances have not been located and it appears that there's no contrail sorry for that. and that's it for this time of you and we hope you'll be back again thanks for being on board you could always catch boom bust at you tube dot com slash boom bust artie you have a great weekend see it next time. and i mean i'm of the school entire system i found a way to go through a fluke because the ballot itself mukti it i. was in this way got to doubt it so hard not to think of the other disappeared this moment the work of a coward and i don't mr martin if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights in his ways. it'

the route between the city of derry airport and stansted received a public subsidy to promote trade andorthern ireland and the rest of the uk. nearly 400 jobs here and elsewhere in europe are now also in doubt. stuart flinders, bbc news, east midlands airport. humanitarian aid meant for venezuelans has been arriving in us military planes on the colombian border. president nicolas maduro denies there's a humanitarian crisis, saying the relief is a coverfor a us invasion and his troops will not let it through. but venezuela's opposition leader, juan guaido, has called for crowds to converge on the border to collect the aid. our onternational correspondent orla guerin reports from yare, where the lack of food and medicines are claiming lives. the eyes of the revolution are everywhere. president maduro's militia still trying to keep the people in line. and in the town of yare, locals queue to sign his petition against the us. many here have given years to the socialist cause, and this was a venezuelan showpiece. but the facade is crumbling. if you need medical help in yare, you don't look t

at stansted airport they had the drone flying there and they wondered if it was a problem a security breach so this is something we're going to have to continue to watch out and we for and we appreciate you bring us up to date khalid cook host of the big picture thank you sir you're back commish. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. so long for now see an extra. and another one of the highest amount of ways are both the food. bank itself moving to get on the plaza this we've got to do nothing in the distance had this moment then walk up to him and i know just how much benefit. this is the only thing that we really do is music because everybody's it's a. way. to . look out of this world is what it. will be about a lot of the. what i think is this is the thought that this is what comes. yes. she'll be a. good observed in my life for most. of the day to. day. or the year jamie has a hunk of those. now at the five the. morning for that matter i see let him make the one you have me or the m e-mail. me as. the bipartisan senate intell

the route between the city of derry airport and stansted received a public subsidy to promote trade andf the uk. nearly 400 jobs here and elsewhere in europe are now also in doubt. us airforce transport planes carrying humanitarian aid for venezuela have landed at the colombian border. president maduro has refused to allow the aid in, accusing the us of trying to organise a coup. us officials say the aid has been requested by the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido. jon ironmonger has the latest. it is an operation both humanitarian and highly political. arriving on the colombian border, three us cargo planes carrying food, medicine and clothes for the people of venezuela. this is not the first shipment, nor will it be the last, not only from the united states but we know many other countries arejoining as well. aid packages are being stockpiled at the request of the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, in colombia, brazil and the caribbean. speaking at a rally in caracas, the self—proclaimed interim president appealed to new volunteers to help carry supplies over crossings

right thing or did she commit a crime there is a there's a group of activists in britain called the stansted fifteen now are involved in something similar trying to stop the deportation flies and i think the problem is they want us to be talking about the people that they're trying to help these asylum seekers but in the end the discussion becomes about them through their very big acts of protest then motivations who they are as people and so i think the impact that they trying to get to shed light on a very controversial issue ends up getting drowned out because because of because of what they've done now social media activism is nothing new course but i get the impression that the people at the helm of some of these causes online are getting younger and younger that's right i mean well it isn't new in a spot things like the arab spring but lately way seeing young people saying well. to the adults of the will when not going to leave it up to you to solve our problems by going to get involved as well people like greg to accuse another us we'd she gained a lot of attention through protesting

at stansted airport they had the drone flying there and they wondered if it was a problem a security breach so this is something we're going to have to continue to watch out and we for and we appreciate you bring us up to date khalid cook host of the big picture thank you sir you're back commish. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash boom bust party so long for now see you next time. please. please. let us need a new source of why it's no good keep the slime view or smear the focus on the most abuse the least the planet what. you see in the film was not as pretty clearly the most good movie. for the week really play. play you come up. with here to let us. know what to. play. comes decision to quit takes the world a step closer to a clear course that's the warning coming from the twenty twenty us presidential candidate that. introduced a bill to move. us president declares a national emergency to get funds.

to fifteen activists to plant themselves through a plane at stansted airport near london in the knowledge that some of the people on board would face death threats if they were deported some of those people have since been granted the right to stay in britain this woman had already told us they saved her life why do you want to put me i came to this contre because i was having the abuse you need. if i wasn't in this country probably wouldn't be here to sit in history recalled the actions of people who put themselves in harm's way for human rights as heroes think of emily davison who threw herself to her death under the king's horse women's rights well the lone protester in tiananmen square facing down the chinese tanks but trying to stop illegal deportations in the u.k. nowadays is not viewed in the same way. we are very familiar with this kind of. charge often terrorism related charges being brought against nonviolent human rights defenders but haven't seen it in the papers for a very long time and that's one of the reasons why we're watching this case so closely so all i want to do is t

one of these flights from stansted. but campaigners say this flight from stansted.out 815. they were due to be about 15 people on board. campaigners say in the end only about 35 got on board. we know about five that were given a last—minute reprieve. we know that a charter plane did take off from birmingham bound for kingston in jamaica, that off from birmingham bound for kingston injamaica, that is a charter flight, used by kingston injamaica, that is a charterflight, used by titan airways, that is a slide that has been used in the past for these deportation flights. as i said, no official confirmation from the home office yet. what is known about those who have left? the home office said they are all foreign nationals who have committed serious crimes in the uk. they have completed their prison sentences and they are now being sent back to their country of origin. the home office says these are crimes as serious as rape and murder. we have spoken to activists and we have heard from activists who have spoken to those on board. they say that one young man, 22 years

at stansted airport they had the drone flying there and they wondered if it was a problem a security breach so this is something we're going to have to continue to watch out and we for and we appreciate you bring us up to date khalid cook host of the big picture thank you sir you're back commish. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash boom bust party so long for now see you next time. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yonks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't let this happen you watch kaiser report. she'll be. set up to have been miles from absolute. depends on those. that stayed with. me today. it was the sort of my life who speculate hint that me or the now with jamie has a hunk on the roof. now it's a bad thing. because while i got money but that never. seemed like him to make the point of me or the in the marriage will have one thing close i gave up because of me it's because he is so see you so when i look. there's incontrovertibly evidence that we're being visited and fran

and pictured are the protesters, known as the stansted 15, who have avoided jail after they chained themselvesritain's shame — that's the headline for the daily mirror's special report on homelessness in the uk with shocking accounts from people who are sleeping rough. and the express leads on a cystic fibrosis wonder drug price battle as mps back a campaign to make the us medication 0rkambi available on the nhs. the paper also pictures a number of children who suffer from the condition. lots going on inside the papers as well. i am just being chocolate vase. you are distract it. i know you are talking about the fire at that big warehouse, and it is on the front page of the telegraph this morning. the real worry now, maloney did this site hold about £6 million worth of stock and account per 10% of all of the orders that come through, but the worry is they spent a lot of money on the automation that makes this factory work so there are big questions that if there are big questions that if there are big questions that if there are problems in the automation softwa re there are problems in the au

administration at the weekend, and had operated a heavily subsidised service from londonderry to stanstedames mentioned so far is loganair, a sister company of flybmi which runs a service already from derry to glasgow and has expressed interest in taking over the route. any statement it says has an extensive track record in understanding the market in the and in provided public service routes. that is where government can compensate an airline for economic losses for an area of economic importance. it is being said the majority using the route will be business travellers and the airport says it will be challenging to run the airport without a london flight to run the airport without a london flight as already runs at a significant loss. it is up to new airline will be found sooner rather than later and passengers are encouraged to contact their card company or a travel agency or company or a travel agency or company if they have already booked with flybmi. thank you. this story is staggering, tells what is going on in oldham? it is a threat of eviction is hanging over an 11—year—old boy ca

so you can see that there is just stansted. so you can see that there isjust a stansted.ve operation. keeping the lorries moving too quickly. it's actually quite a small site. anything that can get in the way of smooth running traffic has a knock—on effect for the local businesses, local communities, local traffic flow. but it has a knock—on effect for the wider uk economy and hanging around in the background is brexit and what might happen with no deal. chris from southeast flowers is here. you have a few concerns when it comes to brexit. can you explain why? i'm a wholesaler out of ashwood and we supply florists and anyone who does anything with flowers. if there is no—deal brexit, we have to register as an importer then we have to advise h mic three days before we buy flowers in of what we are going to buy. as it is just now we can ring up holland at 11 o'clock one day and get them in by two o'clock the next morning. we can react quickly to anything our customers want. with no deal, we are not quite sure how it will change. i've been told whichever way it is we will no

lorries that come through here every single day, they would go back from here all the way back to stanstedlocal area, traffic jams on problems, not only for the local area, trafficjams on the road, but also for the economy generally here in kent but the wider uk economy, and how we get lots of goods that we rely on to our shops and ultimately into our houses. we have been chatting to a few people here, and we arejoined by chatting to a few people here, and we are joined by another one, jonathan, from the uk chamber of shipping. we have been chatting to them over at the port of dover. they say to us, look, they are quite relaxed because they are getting quite good information from the uk government. they are not getting the greatest information from over there in france, is that something new is an organisation is feeling as well? that's absolutely right, the uk government have been much better at planning their span many people have given them credit for. the problem has been from politicians both in parliament here and on the european union side. you speak to politicians in calaisjust 20