they say this was a lobbying _ british airways.he government or priti patel and her people are saying _ or priti patel and her people are saying it — or priti patel and her people are saying it wasjust or priti patel and her people are saying it was just a casual lunch, no lobbying involved, just talking as friends — no lobbying involved, just talking as friends. kwasi kwarteng was there as friends. kwasi kwarteng was there as well— as friends. kwasi kwarteng was there as well ttut— as friends. kwasi kwarteng was there as well but not in a cabinet role. the point — as well but not in a cabinet role. the point being made by the mirror is that— the point being made by the mirror is that priti — the point being made by the mirror is that priti patel did a similar thing — is that priti patel did a similar thing in — is that priti patel did a similar thing in 2017 when she was international development secretary in that— international development secretary in that later her resignation when theresa _ in that later her resignation when t

in the hours that followed the announcement british airways holidays saw an increase of nearly 700 percentarches for holidays to key us destinations. virgin atlantic reported a 91% increase in us bookings in the hour following the announcement. the transatlantic routes are worth an estimated $9 billion in revenues to us and uk carriers, shares in iag, the owner of british airways, air—france klm, american airlines and other carriers soared on the news. michelle fleury has more from new york. passengers who are fully vaccinated will now be able to fly into the united states from anywhere in the world from november. this brings to an end a series of travel bands first imposed by donald trump 18 months ago. the white house said today travellers will likely have to show proof of having been fully vaccinated and will need to take a test three days prior to travel and will have to wear a mask for the journey as well as share details the contact tracing, but they will not need to quarantine. the us health regulator has not yet approved the astrazeneca vaccine used by many in the uk and europe but

executive — hotel chain and a british airways executive without any officials present~ — executivet's begin, welcome to both of code. let's be-in, welcome to both of you. let's begin, welcome to both of you. john and joe. we will start with emma raducanu, of course. there are some really nice coverage we could focus on in the mail on sunday, lots of lovely pictures of her, the picture of which there with her taking selfies with the crowds and the paper uses the phrase fairytale of new york which obviously has been used many times to describe what happened last night. william hill says that she is 10—11 favourite to become bbc sports personality of the year. untilthe become bbc sports personality of the year. until the summer she was right outside the top 300 and earn just £30,000 in winnings before gaining the wild card entry to wimbledon where she reached the last 16. more pictures over at the page of her as a child. just always smiling. what do you think, joe, i presume you watch? ! do you think, joe, i presume you watch? i did indeed. the joy _ watch? i did indeed. the joy she -

i ag, london trading up by a little more than 3%, the parent company of british airways.re waking up stateside this tuesday morning, we have the turnaround many of you anticipated. this week, it is far from over. these issues are far from addressed. up 37 on the s&p, up .8% or .9% from s&p overnight. likely defaulting, "we believe beijing will only be compelled if there is a far-reaching contagion causing multiple major developers to fail and posing systemic risks to the economy." kailey: an running counter to what we heard from a number of strategists saying china and beijing will step in and not allow this to happen, not allowed to be china's lehman moment. tom: do you know what i just learned? jon: what's that? tom: the market never goes down in greenwich, connecticut. jon: is that right? you just found out? tom: it's amazing. [over talk] jon: ray dalio coming up with tom keene little later. tom: we will open up bridgewater. jon: a representative from ubs coming up shortly. stay on top of the markets right here on bloomberg. ♪ here on bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and

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insisted she did not break the ministerial code when she met with the boss of a hotel chain and a british airwaysunday mirror newspaper reports that priti patel attended a lunch last month, where covid travel rules were among the topics discussed. ms patel resigned from the cabinet in 2017, amid controversy over her unauthorised meetings with israeli officials, politicians and the then prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. a spokesman for ms patel said details of her meetings will be published as usual in accordance with the code. the headlines on bbc news... emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in 44 years. the uk's health secretary says the government will not introduce vaccine passports in england, ahead of plans to protect the nhs from rising covid cases this winter. the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister, viktor orban, meets pope francis in budapest. joining me now is anthony hardman, a tennis coach from liverpool. now, first of all, what... you saw her play, thanks forjoining us, now you

was, you know, a lot of advertising campaigns about buying shares, whether it's british gas or british airwaysn tell sid, it should have been tell saj! yeah, well, it could have been, actually, and i was listening to those adverts. and, actually, the first time, i remember, that i wanted to buy some of those shares, i didn't have any money — my dad wasn't going to lend me any money — so i actually called up my dad's bank, which was barclays bank, because he had a shop then, and i said, "mrjavid would like an appointment," knowing that they thought it would be my dad. i turn up at the appointment and the bank manager says, "where's your dad?" and i said, "actually, it's this mrjavid, it's me," and i explained to him i wanted to borrow £500 to buy some shares, and, obviously, he couldn't lend it to me — i was a 14—year—old — but he felt sorry for me, and he said, "i'll have a word with your dad," and, cut a long story short, he basically persuaded my dad, saying that, you know, "i think your son knows what he's doing here, "it would be a good investment to let him borrow £500," and that's what i

there weren't any british airways employees left. it's interesting they borrowed so much money and are operating still with such a skeleton crew. there just are not the amount of services or employees you would expect for an industry that has borrowed $350 billion. amanda: data sitting on an important question for our next guest, michael brown, ceo of membership and travel and leisure. matt is keying on something important. we are seeing capacity restrained by labor shortages. that has been a story. global air demand may be lower than what capacity can handle. labor shortage seems to be the story. what are you hearing from people out there on the inability to provide the service they would like to? >> i appreciate the chance to be here today. capacity is very important. we are seeing occupancy levels in the latter half of 2021 that look like they did in 2019. labor is still important. although it has been a challenge, we have been able to transform our operations to meet the service needs of our members around the world. we are excit

british airways, along with all of the other airlines, trading off the back of this expected news inmerzbank, cerberus apparently raising its stake in that business, commerce back 1.90%. the real story is what is happening in the mining story and what is happening with metals, particularly iron ore and the ripple effect, this energy crisis europe is facing and how this will affect different segments. i feel like the financial crisis you have to figure out where the ripple effect is going next. apparently it is co2. the meat industry worried it will not have enough co2. alix: it is spreading to other countries that do not have a shortage of gas like here in the u.s.. more on that, the ieepa -- the iea director says those prices could persist. >> i think we could see high prices high for the next week's. the most important factor would be how the winter conditions will be, with the harsh winter, a push up of gas prices in europe and asia. alix: let's get more insight with jean-paul harreman. analyzes a ton of data in the energy market and brings data to energy players. jean-paul is the

insisted she did not break the ministerial code when she met with the boss of a hotel chain and a british airwayss that priti patel attended a lunch last month, where covid travel rules were among the topics discussed. ms patel resigned from the cabinet in 2017, amid controversy over her unauthorised meetings with israeli officials, politicians and the then prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a spokesman for ms patel said details of her meetings will be published as usual in accordance with the code. the trade union group, the tuc, has warned that up to 660,000 jobs could be at risk, if the uk fails to reach net zero carbon emissions as quickly as other countries. ministers have pledged to cut carbon emissions by almost 80% by 2035. but the tuc fears that many roles could be moved elsewhere unless britain starts investing more heavily in green infrastructure. our business correspondent katie prescott reports. making steel is a dirty business. and in 30 years' time, this has to change. but what will it mean for heavy industrialjobs like these, in blast furnaces in south wales? workers fear they cou

insisted she did not break the ministerial code when she met with the boss of a hotel chain and a british airwayst month, where covid travel rules were among the topics discussed. ms patel resigned from the cabinet in 2017, amid controversy over her unauthorised meetings with israeli officials, politicians, and the then prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a spokesman for ms patel said details of her meetings will be published as usual in accordance with the code. let's get some of the day's other news. iran has given a positive account of talks with the un's nuclear monitoring agency, the iaea, which were aimed at easing tension's over tehran's atomic programme. the iaea chief, raffael grossi, went to iran seeking access to monitoring equipment installed at some sites, from which his inspectors have been barred. the iranian nuclear authority said the talks had been "constructive". four members of a palestinian militant group have appeared in court in israel after being captured following a prison break. they were among six who escaped a maximum security israeli prison earlier this week through a t

british airways and leptons a have restored flights to key financial centers such as zurich and rotterdamity airport offers easy access to the city of london and canary wharf. that is the latest business flash. guy: laura, thank you ray much. the regulators -- eu regulators are reviewing pfizer's booster data. anthony fauci talking about the fact that the rolet of third shots in the u.s. is largely led by pfizer. we do not have others clear to take part in that process. bloomberg intelligence analyst sam fazeli joins us now. does it matter that these third shots will largely be pfizer? sam: that is not a straightforward answer, i'm afraid. there are two key elements. with moderna, you do have a risk of a third shot, which is 100 micrograms. three times as much is the pfizer shot. it continues to cause these issues. you have to think about the age you deliver those shots to. the younger you are, the more the risk is. pfizer has a lower risk because it was a lower dose. the question is what are we going to find out on 7 -- on september 17 when the fda reviews the data? will they show any in

we have airlines reacting well, the parent company of british airways up about 5 percentage points thisfter you guys, americans, have announced you're opening your borders to european travelers so a positive session for european airlines. france up about 2 points a quick look at sectors because almost single one in europe is trading in the positive, insurance up 1.5%. tech up 1.5, it got heavily hit in yesterday's trading and oil and gas, a basket we've been watching closely up 1.6 percentage points as well. another strong day for miners, too, which got gclobbered yesterday, brian. >> allowing europeans to come back and visit us, we look forward to it as well. thank you. >>> right now, though, let's get to some of this morning's other top stories, including the latest on the upcoming fiscal cliff and the race to fund the american government. good morning >> good morning, brian that's right so the s.e.c. is issuing the latest warning to investors looking to put money to work in chinese companies. a regulator detailed the potential risks in putting money to work in companies that have con

a company behind airline partnership one world alliance which includes 13 major carriers from british airwaysn air, qatar airways among others on a powerful two day run after the biden administration announced yesterday that by early november, foreign travelers will be welcome back to the u.s.. how will those foreigners pick their lodging in this new age? well, if airbnb stock is any indication, the world's original and largest short-term home rental company could be a top choice. up nearly 5% right now. to our first in-studio guest in 18 months, let's bring in brian chesky, co-founder and ceo of airbnb. i have to know between yesterday and the biden announcement that they are going to reopen the gates to foreign travelers and today, in the last hour or so, what do your bookings on your website look like? >> well, you know, i'm not able to disclose that but before the pandemic started, cross border travel was half of our business, so everything you've seen, this last year, ourq 2 results was primarily domestic travel around the world, and so this is massive. once people cross borders that's t

british airways says flight booking shot up about 900% internet searches for flights to the us aroundalmost 2000% virgin atlantic says bookings on monday night jumped by more than 600% compared to a week earlier. with new york, accounting for most of the bookings. already here are the temperature trends for the next couple of days. we warmed up over the weekend. remember how cool was on the weekend? we peaked today, so that's today on tuesday. we dropped tomorrow a little bit. then we're going to come back up a little bit on thursday, so sort of off the chart. but i think today is the warmest day for we're going to see for quite awhile, actually, for at least few weeks. little bit of smoke out there right now are qualities not bad for most of us. most of us are in the green, but there are some yellows, moderate air quality. the smoke from the fires down by the sequoia. big trees is. working its way up here as we get a bit of an easterly flow of wind. these are the current temperatures and they are significant. fairfield 97 92 in nevado running ahead of where they were yesterday by a f

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british airways has announced a first and flying the airline used recycling cooking oil for fuel on as heathrow airport to glasgow airport in scotland. recycled cooking oil actually actually be mixed with traditional jet fuel to meet aviation standards. the airline says. this week's flight is a major step toward its goal. to reach zero carbon emissions by the year 2050. the 40. niners are getting ready to take on the philadelphia eagles on sunday and the team is already on the east coast. they opted to stay in west virginia after beating the detroit lions last weekend. the game against the eagles and their new quarterback. jalen hurts, kicks off at 10 a.m. sunday and you can catch it right here on ktvu fox two, and we can't wait for you to share your passion for the red and gold soap. if you consider yourself a super fan, just take a video and tell us why we may post it online or share it right here on ktvu just scan that qr code there on your screen or visit ktvu .com/ red and gold. okay so our weather we kind of wound up quite nice today as we got a lot of sunshine in their temperat

british airways has announced the first in flying the airline used recycled cooking oil for fuel on aheathrow airport to glasgow airport in scotland. the recycled cooking oil had to be mixed with traditional jet fuel to meet aviation safety standards. the airline says this week's flight is a major step toward its goal to reach zero carbon emissions. by the year 2050. spacex has released new images from its first ever all civilian mission called inspiration for that historic mission launched wednesday and sent four crew members on a three day orbital flight around earth. the crew consisted of two contest winners, healthcare worker and billionaire tech entrepreneur and mission commander jared eisenman. the mission is the first to send it all amateur crew with no professional astronauts on a spacecraft to circle earth. inspiration for its expected to return to earth saturday night or early sunday. free art exhibit highlighting the history of low rider cars, is scheduled to open in san francisco's mission district next week. the exhibit will showcase the history of low rider culture in th

i am not the only one, because i have a statement from british airways who say in the last few hours00% jump in searches for holidays to key us destinations compared to this time last week. i destinations compared to this time last week. . ., , , , ., last week. i am not surprised about that at all- — last week. i am not surprised about that at all. obviously _ last week. i am not surprised about that at all. obviously the _ last week. i am not surprised about that at all. obviously the spare - that at all. obviously the spare room is made up for you, it is there waiting for you in washington, dc. i wrote a blog this morning saying with great prescience that this is an urgent but nothing much is going to happen on, because i think it came completely out of the blue. i got inundated with people telling me at their heart—rending stories of not being able to reconnect with loved ones. a couple told me that their daughter is having cancer treatment in the us, she is having chemo, she is very poorly, but they can't get to her and she is too sick to travel. i think there is so many stories

we do not face a threat if my 73-year-old air force veteran dad gets on a british airways flight.hern border at the same time makes people rightfully angry. >> dana: what do you think it would take for president biden to change this? >> i think there are a couple of things going on. the first is inertia. one reason to oppose big government action is that it rarely goes away. the second problem is president biden does seem to be surrounded by people who are fairly hysterical on this question. coronavirus has been a real problem. it is not fake, it is not just the flu. it was a crisis. but now we have a vaccine, we know a lot more about it. and as i say we've seen a lot of other countries start to manage this. yet a lot of the voices he seems to be listening to are behaving as if we're back in march 2020 where we don't know anything, where we don't have a vaccine. and that's just not the case. so i would hope he would start to listen to scientists who are saying this is actually okay. we can manage this. >> dana: charles cook, great to have you back on the show. we would love to hav

as research interests, british airways saw 2000% increase for trips around think giving time and buyingneed the money and they are going to get it. stuart: on recent programs we've shown you this, the outrageous price of gasoline at the only gas station here in california, that is one station, $6.74. overall california's are paying an average price for regular of $4.39 way above the price anyplace else. gas buddies's patrick, why is gas so much more expensive in california? >> you layer all the bureaucracy together, the taxes, cap and trade which is basically carbon management program, special types of gas where the rest of the us is back, winter gasoline, california requiring the more expensive california mandated gasoline for another month, in some cases to the end of october. all that put together leads to what we are seeing, no one comes close to california, hawaii is just on the cusp of $4 so the next closest to california in the pacific, $0.40 a gallon cheaper in hawaii. stuart: energy prices across the board, going up significantly this winter, is that accurate in your opinion? >

british airways and lufthansa have restored flights to keep financial centers such as zurich and rotterdamdon. mercedes-benz has come out with its second plug-in char. it is debuting this week at the munich autoshow. mercedes hopes the car will coast on the success of its new flagship electric sedan. this was a record-breaking weekend for the first marvel film featuring an asian superhero. the disney movie took in more than 71 million dollars at theaters in the u.s. and canada. that blew past estimates and was the biggest opening for a movie over the labor day weekend. that is the bloomberg business flash. guy? guy: laura, thank you very much. let's talk about the markets in europe. equity markets at session highs. volume is light. the u.s. is out. we are still digesting the payroll number friday. good news is bad news and bad news this time around is good news for equity investors. the dollar on the front foot for the first time in five days. not much, but you can see movement when it comes to brent and other commodities. aluminum up sharply. we will talk more about what is happening in g

british airways claims his actions caused disruption to more than 300 passengers and cost it £a0,000.nationwide systems failure affected e—gates. heathrow, gatwick, stansted, edinburgh and manchester airports heathrow airport tweeted �*the issue is impacting a number of ports of entry....our teams are working with border force to find a solution as quickly as possible" just over 800,000 people, or one in 80, are estimated to have had covid in the uk last week. that's slightly down on the previous week according to figures released today by the office for national statistics. infection rates are falling in england for the first time in several weeks, but the 0ns say rates remain high across the uk. they report there are encouraging signs that infection rates have continued to decrease among young adults, possibly reflecting the impact of the vaccination programme. a 31—year—old man accused of murdering three children and a woman in derbyshire last weekend has appeared before derby crown court. damien bendall spoke only to confirm his name via a video link from custody. the bodies of 35

insisted she did not break the ministerial code when she met with the boss of a hotel chain and a british airwayports that priti patel attended a lunch last month, where covid travel rules were among the topics discussed. ms patel resigned from the cabinet in 2017 amid controversy over her unauthorised meetings with israeli officials, politicians and the then prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a spokesman for ms patel said details of her meetings will be published as usual in accordance with the code. the usa has marked two decades since 9/11, the deadliest terror attacks on its soil. relatives of those who died read aloud the names of the victims, and a minute—long silence was held at the exact time each hijacked plane crashed. 0ur washington correspondent nomia iqbal reflects on a day of tributes. last post plays. it was the last stop for president biden, to remember the day that changed america. he laid a wreath in washington after visiting all the sites whether terrorists struck. bell tolls. at the start of the day, america paused for six moments of silence. it began at 8:a6am local time, wh

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quarter airways plane and just landed at the airport after departing couple with around $158.00 passengers. it's the 2nd slice from couple to doha, us, german, canadian, french, dutch, british belgian and modern katie and citizens are set to have been on board on what's currently speaking is dr. most like being i said, tommy, who's katara is a special envoy for the minister of foreign affairs for counter terrorism and mediation in conflict resolution. he's been on the flights with those citizens. natalie and turkish teams have been working at couples airport to resume their civilian flight. let's listen to what he's saying fully scheduled. with respect to the navigation, technically speaking, the airport is operational. little, however, what i can there are certain considerations that must be taken on and at the same time, each and every line should do their own calculations simply. there are certain technical considerations in addition to other commercial matters to be taken into account at the same time, the undertaking can take a government of afghanistan is doing all what they can to streamline the operation of the airport. and as you can see, the red ways is landing an

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this is the qatar airways flight taking off from kabul airport earlier, on route to doha. more than 100 foreign nationals, including britishd because the taliban gave it the go—ahead. experts from qatar have been in kabul helping the taliban get the airport back up and running. here's our south asia correspondent, yogita limaye. the qatari special envoy said in a press _ the qatari special envoy said in a press conference at kabul airport today— press conference at kabul airport today that the airport is fully up and running. they are also expecting one more _ and running. they are also expecting one more similar flight to take off tomorrow— one more similar flight to take off tomorrow as well, to be operated tomorrow— tomorrow as well, to be operated tomorrow as well, to be operated tomorrow as well. but there is still no clarity— tomorrow as well. but there is still no clarity on — tomorrow as well. but there is still no clarity on when regular scheduled commercial— no clarity on when regular scheduled commercial flights will be able to land into— commercial flights will be able to land into kabul airport and take off, a

move on. 13 british nationals have left kabul on the first international commercial flight from afghanistan's capital since the us—led military evacuation ended last month. the qatar airwaysirport with more than 100 passengers on board. other nationalities reported to be on board included those from the united states, canada, ukraine and germany, and this is the plane arriving in doha. foreign secretary dominic raab thanked qatarfor facilitating the flight. there had been growing frustration that the taliban were blocking charter flights out since the withdrawal of western troops. let's speak to our diplomatic correspondent james landale. we know 13 uk nationals. do we have any idea about their backgrounds? no, but we know they are british nationals in that is the key factor here. it is that if all of these nationals, when you are trying to establish he was going to get on a plane and who will be allowed out by the taliban, if somebody has clear proof that they are a foreign national and that they are allowed to leave and they have the right papers, then it is relatively more straightforward for countries like the uk, the us and others to sort of arrange those people to g

. _ 13 british citizens were on board the first international commercial flight out of kabul, since us forces left the country. dozens of international passengers traveled on the qatar airways officials have said there is another such flight schedule today. we are not sure who is going to be on it. this is significant for all foreign nationals who have been stuck in afghanistan and afghans who have permits to fly out to foreign countries. at the moment, these flights are special chartered flights. we know that qatari technicians have been working along with the taliban to open kabul airport. qatari officials are saying the airport is up and running and the taliban have said regular commercial flights will also begin soon but i think before that happens, there will need to be clarity about who will handle the security of the kabul airport. when us secretary of state antony blinken visited qatar a few days ago and had meetings with the foreign minister there we heard from qatari officials say they are talking to the taliban about that specific issue. but it's only once that is sorted that commercial airlines perhaps will start operations into and from kabul. and the americans

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