yes, so i was down at belfast city airport earlier today, and i actually accidentally broke the newscted by the collapse. and there was two ladies who had already checked in online last night and were just sitting ready thinking that their flight to leeds bradford was going ahead. so they were very shocked. and let's hear now what they had to say earlier. the fact that they didn't send any email about the cancellation or anything. so you're here at the airport and didn't know? yeah, we don't even know. we didn't receive any notification. so, yeah, we checked in already. so it's really sad. and i'm not sure what are we going to do with that? j i hope there will be a staff from flybe i who will tell us what to do, and i don't know if they'rel going to rebook our flightl or we're going to like book another flight. or were going to board another aeroplane. - so those were just two of the passengers i met today, the only two who were willing to go on camera. i suppose it's important to point out that, of the ten routes that flybe served from belfast city airport, eight of those routes are

it is important to point out that of the ten roots flybe served from belfast city airport eight of themts but many people have had their travel plans disrupted. ajudge has adjourned legal proceedings against a serving soldier, in the british army, who is accused of terror offences. the attorney general needs to approve the case, before it can proceed. 21—year—old, daniel khalif from stafford appeared at westminster magistrates�* court earlier today. 0ur correspondent, robin brant, is following the case. private khalif came in to court, but proceedings against him were very brief in terms of what we heard this morning. and that is because when the prosecutor stood up, he told the judge that one of the charges that private khalif faces requires the attorney general to give their permission for proceedings to go ahead. so proceedings have been adjourned until next friday. and at that point, the lawyers, daniel abid khalif, will be back here in the courtroom for things to go further. now, we did hear a few more details about the circumstances of his arrest. private khalif, one of the charge

i suppose it is important to point out that of the ten roots flybe served from belfast city airport, still a lot of uncertainty. many people have had their travel plans disrupted. thank you very much for that. a teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 15—year—old girl was stabbed to death in northumberland in north—east england. the incident happened in the town of hexham on friday afternoon. police were called following reports that a teenage boy and girl were injured in a suspected assault. both were taken to hospital but the girl died later that evening. the boy suffered serious, non—life—threatening injuries. detectives have started a murder investigation. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has said the party can't be complacent in the run—up to the next general election. speaking at the london labour conference where he was welcomed with cheers, sir keir starmer said it was important to let the public know how much labour had changed. he also spoke about the ongoing fight against anti—semitism. let's talk to our correspondent david wallace lockhart, hejoin

because the last time flybe went into administration it accounted for 80% of all flights out of belfast city airports here. it is still a significant impact to both passengers and staff but not quite as devastating as the last time around. i'm joined now by tim jeans, the director of cornwall newquay airport. thank you forjoining us. how difficult is it to run an airline? are you surprised about what has happened to flybe? i are you surprised about what has happened to flybe?— are you surprised about what has happened to flybe? i have to say i'm not surprised- _ happened to flybe? i have to say i'm not surprised. they _ happened to flybe? i have to say i'm not surprised. they were _ happened to flybe? i have to say i'm not surprised. they were operating i not surprised. they were operating small aircraft into very, very expensive, congested airports. particularly at heathrow and amsterdam. it simply isn't possible to make a profit operating a 70 seat aircraft into such large airports which have very high landing charges and passenger handling fees. there was an air of inevitability about this failur

belfast, george best, belfast city airport will see a lot of flights cancelled today. it was about one third of their business. and this is going to be really troublesome. almost 300 flights. this this , this 300 flights. this this, this week are due to be operated by flybe. that's over 20,000 seats. but the trouble was for flybe , but the trouble was for flybe, many of those 20,000 seats were empty and they simply couldn't make a go of it. the administrators have closed everything down. you being told don't go to the airport until you've got another flight. this rescue flights, i'm on easyjet, on british airways and coming up on british airways and coming up on ryanair as well, on british airways and coming up on ryanair as well , they on ryanair as well, they basically say, give us 50 basically just say, give us 50 quid and we'll you if you quid and we'll fly you if you were a flybe customer. so what happens if flybe have your money? do they keep that or how do you get it back? you're most people will have paid with a card direct to the airline and they able to get i

skies last april with the flight say 535 and 1030 flights per week, 23 routes to belfast city here at birmingham airportngham airport, glasgow heathrow, leeds bradford . so see heathrow, leeds bradford. so see a real huge kind of company gravy action across the uk. and of course those kind of domestic flights, particularly . but we flights, particularly. but we know with of course many airlines with covid, it struggled, it went into administration of march of 2020 with the loss of 2400 jobs. but before it went bust, it's the most domestic routes between for the most the uk , for airports the most the uk, for airports outside of london, for airports here such as birmingham airports is busiest for ports. in april . is busiest for ports. in april. by is busiest for ports. in april. by time opco , which is linked to by time opco, which is linked to the us hedge fund and serious caphal the us hedge fund and serious capital. but the news today that it's now into the administration , i said for people who might have been planning to catch a flight this morning that you can't that there's no point travelling ai