basically there were two british airways staff that| were two british airways staff that were two britishleaflets going these are your rights. they didn't know any more than we did. they were trying to e—mail people, but where doing it in order of flight. it was like, fair enough. we all know what that situation is. the staff didn't know anything that there were no flights, i think that was purely a lack of information given to them from the uk, i guess. you are obviously _ from the uk, i guess. you are obviously talking _ from the uk, i guess. you are obviously talking to _ from the uk, i guess. you are obviously talking to other - from the uk, i guess. you are i obviously talking to other people stuck there. how many took your decision and decided we are going to go by train? i decision and decided we are going to to b train? ~ . decision and decided we are going to to b train? ,, ., ., ., decision and decided we are going to go by train?— go by train? i think a lot of people were still running around - go by train? i think a lot of people were still running around and - were still runn

that until we hear something from british airways. but as i say,...— airways. but as i say,...rways. but as i say,... that is the dilemma. very _ airways. but as i say,... that is the dilemma. very frustrating. | the dilemma. very frustrating. before i let you go, how are your family there with you? how are they taking it? are they as cheery as you are? i taking it? are they as cheery as you are? ~ , taking it? are they as cheery as you are? ~' , ., , ., are? i think there is a bit of stress. the _ are? i think there is a bit of stress. the little _ are? i think there is a bit of stress. the little one - are? i think there is a bit of stress. the little one is - are? i think there is a bit of stress. the little one is 0k| are? i think there is a bit of. stress. the little one is ok so are? i think there is a bit of- stress. the little one is ok so far. he will need to sleep. and yes, it is a bit tricky. he will need to sleep. and yes, it is a bit tricky-— is a bit tricky. from all of us here, is a bit tricky. from all of us here. good _ is a bit tricky. from all of us here, goo

the other thing we have seen is a whatsapp message sent to british airways staff and it is quite interestinging some things so there are flights landing and taking off but because some of those things are having to happen manually they are not doing them as fast as possible, it also goes on to say british airways are identifying suitable diversion airfields if required and another of your guests mentioned it might get to a situation where british planes land outside of the uk because they don't have a fuel if they don't how long it will last so also the text sent to british airways staff that aircraft that overseas airports must not depart until they are told by ba they can and that again picks up on one of the things we have been talking about, the delays we are seeing already are at airports outside of the united kingdom, with planes that have yet to take off and british airways from that text we have seen suggesting that none of those planes are going to be allowed to take off from airports around the world back to the uk until ba is sure that they are able to land back so that going forw

and they said to call british airways, that didn't work because it was on democrat and meltdown. of ours going to amsterdam isn't going till wednesday, so it could be a while.— could be a while. that's an incredible _ could be a while. that's an incredible amount - could be a while. that's an incredible amount of - could be a while. that's an - incredible amount of disruption. what are other people saying to you? i'm assuming you're probably having lots of conversations with people in a similar situation.— a similar situation. while yes, one ofthe a similar situation. while yes, one of the things _ a similar situation. while yes, one of the things that _ a similar situation. while yes, one of the things that we _ a similar situation. while yes, one of the things that we could - a similar situation. while yes, one of the things that we could do - a similar situation. while yes, one of the things that we could do is l of the things that we could do is there's a spot at this hotel, and we could go for a spot time, but we don't have any swimming trunks. and there's not really somepla

flights taking off, british airways flights, until ba gives the go—ahead.'m sure in all the flight control centres for all of the airlines, is, they are currently deciding what to do with those flights. the ones that are in the air, as we know, they will come in and land across the uk. it may be that they are delayed slightly, but as we can see from the map, they are all coming in and some are still taking off. it is the issue of abroad, and if they are deciding to cancel flights and give passengers some sort of certainty the next 2a hours. or, are they going to try to delay it? thereby living the passengers at the airport waiting for that flight to hopefully take off. that is the question, and that is what the logistics teams and airlines across uk at the moment are trying to work out, that is, what to do. it is not great for the passengers waiting to take off. but, they want to make sure that when those planes do take off, they can land them back here in the uk. that is the issue that they are dealing with at the moment. aha, is the issue that they are de

a little thing, when i fly on british airways, obviously always british airways when i'm on british airwaysre always used to be a soothing monotone british accent that would say ladies and gentlemen, welcome to your british airways flight. now they are not allowed to say ladies and gentlemen and gentlemen because there might be somebody who identifies as something else on the plane who might or might not be offended to which i say what about my right to be called a gentleman? what about a woman's right to be called a lady? when did those rights get completely destroyed at the alter of trans activism. i want their rights to fairness and equality but i want my right, actually, to be called a man and a gentleman. i want women to be called women. i want girls to be protected. i want women's sport to be protected. and i think the vast majority of people in america and britain and other countries agree with me. >> brian: but california not only doesn't agree with you they are suing a district that says no, we will tell your parents if your 12-year-old girl and you want to be a 12-year-old boy and

british airways just issued a statement saying we're having to make significant changes to their scheduleelling some short—haul flights out of the united kingdom, to europe and urging passengers to check before they leave home that the flight is operating because a number will be cancelled. what tends to happen as the airlines will try to operate the long haulflights the airlines will try to operate the long haul flights first and may well cancel the short—haul ones first as well so they can operate those long haul ones. the issue then is what happens to the planes and crews that might be in the wrong place or have not departed on time and it really is a logistical nightmare for all of those airlines who will have planes in the wrong place, a plane that has not departed that should have done and then there is the issue of the crews who can only work for so many hours. they will have to have rest and it is whether they can bring in more crew on overtime to be able to operate those flights they can do and again not only the crew butter pilots. that is what is going on at the moment. as you

and so 13% odd for british airways is high. i believe that's a figure over 18 months. >> yes. yeah.it's still pretty chunky. but let's be clear, mark, when we hear that on average private sector pay has gone up 7 to 8% and public sector pay has gone up on average from 6 to 7, which have been the averages over the last few quarters. that's still less than the rate of inflation, which has been, you know, 11, ten, nine. now, of course, it's 7.9. so a lot of these average wage rises are still what we call real terms pay cuts . yes. call real terms pay cuts. yes. though, of course, this ba1 does seem to be a little bit ahead of inflation. so the extent to which they're driving inflation when they're actually behind inflation can certainly be questioned. >> yeah, because a lot of people will be scratching their heads at bailey was saying at what andrew bailey was saying yesterday, look, yesterday, indicating, look, you know, inflation to come know, inflation is going to come down 5% or below by the down perhaps 5% or below by the end of year. but we're going end of the year. but we're goi

we have been getting updates from british airways and other airlines today think that people should bec news. welcome if you have just welcome if you havejustjoined us. this is bbc news. i am lewis vaughan jones. the headlines. flight delay warnings as uk air traffic control systems are hit with technical issues. britain's national air traffic services has apologised. spain's football federation will hold an urgent meeting in response to the controversy surrounding its president, lewis ruby alice, after he kissed a player on the lips. we are returning to that developing story, britain's air traffic control system has suffered what has been described as a technical problem, technical issue. that unfortunately will mean plenty of delays if you are trying to come into or out of the country today. this is usually one of the busier days for flights. it is a bank holiday in the uk and there are plenty of people returning from their summer holiday. plenty of frustration unfortunately. let's speak to

around 24,000 british airways employees are owned by iag. they are going to get a pay raise of just over 13.1 percent. 13.1% over an 18 month. -- 18 month period. that speaks to the lower end of the wage spectrum. you are seeing big pickups in wage settlements. we do wonder whether this become stickier or stickier. certainly, that is a concern in the united states. -- united kingdom. the bank of england was seeing how that was crystallizing. kailey: i don't know if you can hear that they are drilling in the studio, but we want to talk about something that is not a drilling noise. we caught up with the labor secretary, julie sue, who was talking about wage numbers and employment in the u.s.. here's what she had to say. >> this is steady, stable growth. this is what we had in the connie. record levels of recovery and the ensuing economic catastrophe, we are seeing what steady and's fable growth looks like. ringing the total since president biden came into office is 13.4 million. at the same time, we continue to see record low on the unemployme

i'm sorry to say, to british airways. um their it system.term inconvenience, which it will cause. so many people, but also for the, the overall resilience of the nations infrastructure. we you simply cannot not have further incidents like this because, well, it ruins everybody's day, possibly their week . um, and possibly their week. um, and it's to going cost tens of millions of pounds to just make good to get people where they need to be. so it's a horrible situation. >> simon have you ever known anything like this where it's a technical fault that clearly isn't lasting just a couple of hours? it's going to go on a heck of a lot longer . heck of a lot longer. >> yeah. but i'm i've got to take you back a decade or so to when we previously had this sort of failure . and what what is of failure. and what what is really concerning is the information that i'm getting. and i have in the data message in the past few minutes saying that they just don't know what is what has caused this and therefore they can't fix it. obviously and meanwhile, well

were closely working with the airlines and we would take the priorities and airline may have, british airwaysample, they have long-haul flights that are coming in to heathrow or departing to the usa, and they may ask to have those prioritized over some of the short-haul flights, that they know they can perhaps double up later on and things like that. so it is cooperation between airlines. i know from looking at the messages that, speaking to the flow managers and also the airlines to make sure everyone is up-to-date as possible with the information. christian: it's good to talk to you this evening, thank you very much for that. doug maclean there, an expert at air traffic control. a trial date has been set for the criminal case in which donald trump has been accused of trying to overturn the 2020 election. the trial will start on the fourth of march, the day before super tuesday, which is the day when the greatest number of u.s. states all their primary elections, and just three weeks for he goes on trial in new york on the 25th of march. his lawyers have asked for the case to be delayed unti

that is being echoed by british airways.re supposed to be on short—haul flights this evening to please not come to the airport unless they know for sure that their flight is operating. there is lots more information for people on the bbc website, particularly stuff about consumer rights in terms of people who have had theirflights who have had their flights cancelled or delayed. plenty more information on this story for them there. but from heathrow, back to you. 0k, from heathrow, back to you. ok, laura, thanks for that. from heathrow, back to you. ok, laura, thanks forthat. laura trent reporting for us there. the home secretary suella braverman says all police forces must investigate every theft where there are reasonable leads. it follows the success of a pilot scheme in greater manchester where officers attending every domestic burglary in the last two years have seen incidents fall by 21%. across england and wales in the year to march, 74% of theft cases were closed with no suspect having been indentified, while on dome

it's similar to the situation british airways, boots, and the bbc found themselves in when their payrollhack, clearly there's been weaknesses and vulnerabilities of the system, whoever is managing and maintaining it, if we are indeed going off the outsourcing. so it's all good and well protecting the front end, but it's got to be the back end as well, the ones who are behind the scenes, if you like, in this instance an it company. the met police say the incident has been reported to the national crime agency and the information commissioner. there are many unanswered questions about this latest attack. who was behind it? how many officers are affected? and what might the loss of this highly sensitive data mean for their security? joe inwood, bbc news. jake moore is a global cybersecurity advisor at the software firm eset, and he gave his reaction to the suspected data breach. well, i think this is yet another worrying and damaging blunder by the organisation that's designed to protect us. and i think, like we've been discussing, it's a supply—chain attack, and criminals have simply locat

michael has written in and said: i have now had two flights cancelled by british airways since saturdayheir staff there can put me on a flight? that is a tough call, kelly? it is there can put me on a flight? that is a tough call, kelly?— is a tough call, kelly? it is and generally _ is a tough call, kelly? it is and generally what _ is a tough call, kelly? it is and generally what we _ is a tough call, kelly? it is and generally what we will - is a tough call, kelly? it is and generally what we will say - is a tough call, kelly? it is and generally what we will say is l is a tough call, kelly? it is and . generally what we will say is don't clo- generally what we will say is don't clog up _ generally what we will say is don't clog up the airports because that doesn't _ clog up the airports because that doesn't help with the supply chain issues _ doesn't help with the supply chain issues. the reality is if you are a consumer— issues. the reality is if you are a consumer and if you are in resort or stuck, _ consumer and if you are in resort or stuck, then— consumer and if you are in reso

it's similar to the situation british airways, boots, and the bbc found themselves in when their payrollere's been weaknesses and vulnerabilities of the system, whoever is managing and maintaining it, if we are indeed going off the outsourcing. so it's all good and well protecting the front end, but it's got to be the back end as well. the ones who are behind the scenes, if you like, in this instance an it company. the met police say the incident has been reported to the national crime agency and the information commissioner. there are many unanswered questions about this latest attack. who was behind it? how many officers are affected? and what might the loss of this highly sensitive data mean for their security? joe inwood, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a cruise ship has broken free from moorings, and crashed into a freight vessel during thunderstorms on the spanish island of mallorca. a small number of passengers on board the p&0 cruises britannia ship suffered minor injuries. heavy rain and strong winds o

it's similar to the situation british airways, boots, and the bbc found themselves in when their payrolld vulnerabilities of the system, whoever is managing and maintaining it, if we are indeed going off the outsourcing. so it's all good and well protecting the front end, but it's got to be the back end as well, the ones who are behind the scenes, if you like, in this instance an it company. the met police say the incident has been reported to the national crime agency and the information commissioner. there are many unanswered questions about this latest attack. who was behind it? how many officers are affected? and what might the loss of this highly sensitive data mean for their security? joe inwood, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines for you. the governor of florida, ron desantis, has condemned the killing of three people in what authorities are calling a racially motivated mass shooting. the attack took less than the city of jacksonville and the city's serves as the suspected attacker was a white male in his 20s who turned the gun on himse

systems vary as we have seen another points of aviation, in particular people will be reminded of british airwaysble for this, they are having to deal with the consequences and that could cost them millions of pounds because they are responsible for looking after passengers whatever the cause of the long delay or cancellation with meals and hotel rooms if necessary. ijust meals and hotel rooms if necessary. i just hope, meals and hotel rooms if necessary. ijust hope, like everybody else, that it gets fixed. if you are meanwhile watching this at an airport or you have a flight but later on, hope for the best but be prepared for delay and disruption. a let's go back to the issue you are talking about the flow rate because thatis talking about the flow rate because that is crucial here. if you are currently in the air, or due to take off from somewhere else, there could be delays and then the diversions. and what about for people who are waiting or about to fly off, why would first like to be potentially cancelled? tt would first like to be potentially cancelled? , ., ., ., ., cancelled? if you have

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gatwick airport over the weekend the unite union said, after workers for ggs who handle baggage for british airways been between august the 4th and 8th. the prime minister has said migrants will be moved to a barge off dorset as soon as possible. the plan to house more than 500 men on the bibby stockholm has been beset by delays. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is at westminster. this plan has been very controversial, but the prime minister says he is determined to go ahead with it? its minister says he is determined to go ahead with it?— ahead with it? its controversial, but it's also _ ahead with it? its controversial, but it's also another— ahead with it? its controversial, but it's also another sign - ahead with it? its controversial, but it's also another sign that i ahead with it? its controversial, l but it's also another sign that the government is finding some of its plans to stop the boats, as rishi sunak puts it, pretty hard to get off the ground. because the first asylum seekers were supposed to be sent to the bibby stockholm barge yesterday. then today. well, now it is n

interestingly, delta to detroit, british airways to dubai, there are a couple of local ones, but oncens in these situations, when there are problems with air traffic control, what the airlines will do, is prioritise which flights they are going to cancel or delay, and which lights they are going to try and get out. that is often the flights that are across europe and the short haul flights are the ones that they may well postpone or cancel, and they will try, often, to get those long distance flights. as we can see here, to beirut, new york, oslo, philadelphia. those ones are the ones that a lot of the airlines will prioritise. what will be going on now in the airlines themselves, is that operational structure will be deciding, 0k, which flights are we able to postpone or cancel, versus which ones do we need to get out. 0ften, which ones do we need to get out. often, being brutally honest for the airlines, it will be a matter of money, and a lot of those flights that are going to america or further afield, will be worth a lot more money, and will have a lot more passengers on board, t

british airways, for example, has already said that some of its short—haul flights are going to be cancelledve been told there will be no pa flights out of heathrow until six o'clock this evening and then of course you have the flights that are due to come into the uk and the knock on effects at airports around the globe. it's not on the going to be today that we see cancelled flights. this could go on for a couple of days as the airlines try and get back on track. i've just seen a tweet from the transport secretary, mark harper, urging people to check what their rights are when it comes to cancelled flights and like the airline should do for them. and if you are in the situation where you are expecting to get on a flight and it has been cancelled or delayed, if you check at the bbc news website or app, we have a special live page running and there is some really helpful tips and advice on what you need to do if you are in that situation.— you are in that situation. that's very useful- — you are in that situation. that's very useful. thank _ you are in that situation. that's very useful. tha

an airline, let's take british airways for example, may have long haul flights that are coming into heathrowhe usa, and they may ask to have those prioritised over some of the short haul flights that they know they can perhaps double up later on, things like that. there is a cooperation between airlines, and i know from looking at the messages earlier on, but nats was speaking to the flow managers and the airlines to make sure that everyone is as up—to—date as possible with the information. thank you for speaking to us. an expert in air traffic control. a trial date has been set for the criminal case in which donald trump is accused of trying to overturn the 2020 election. the trial will start on the 4th of march — the day before super tuesday, which is the day when the greatest number of us states hold their primary elections. it's just three weeks before he goes on trial in new york on the 25th of march. lawyers for the former president were in court today, to ask for the case to be delayed until well beyond the election, until 2026. but in response districtjudge tanya chutkan said this: i

plans strike action for this weekend by british airways staff has been cancelled after a significantbeen reached. unite union has agreed a pay increase that sees around 24,000 employees receive a 13.1% rise over 18 months, plus a £1,000 one off payment. but the industrial action had been due to start at gatwick airport today and was meant to last until august. the eighth . five until august. the eighth. five activists involved in a stunt at the prime minister's house in nonh the prime minister's house in north yorkshire have been released on bail. four of them who scaled the property and draped black fabric over his home, were arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage and pubuc of causing criminal damage and public nuisance. rishi sunak wasn't home at the time. he's currently on holiday with his family in california. the group was protesting against the prime minister's decision to grant new nonh minister's decision to grant new north sea oil and gas licences . north sea oil and gas licences. and the mayor of london has announced plans to expand the ulez scrap scheme. all lond

the airlines, british airways talking about significant and unavoidable delays and cancellations anddful are completely cancelled, some are delayed. many running on time this morning but the message from this airport and just about every other in the uk, check the status of your flight before you travel. more information on the bbc news website. overnight, london has become the world's largest pollution charging area, after the ultra—low emission zone — known as ulez — was expanded across the entire capital. the mayor of london has introduced the scheme to improve air quality — but critics say the benefits don't outweigh the financial impact. transport correspondent katy austin has the latest. these were some of the first vehicles to enter the expanded ultra low emission zone. a charge of £12.50 now applies to drive older, more polluting vehicles in any london borough. yesterday, where i'm stood would have beenjust on the boundary of ulez. today, it's not, it covers a much wider area. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, and clean air campaigners have insisted it is a necessary step to h

. >> they're not exactly >> but they're not exactly coming on british airways. coming over on british illegally i mean, they're being illegally put country. put into the country. >> know from a fact that >> so we know from a fact that it's illegal straight away, straight away, loving your tough stance victor, i wasn't stance tonight, victor, i wasn't sure you in. you sure because you came in. you knew like, will you be one knew i was like, will you be one of but just bang, of these lefties? but just bang, bang, them back. don't bang, send them back. don't care. no. >> whoa. didn't say >> whoa, whoa. i didn't say that. perfect . that. perfect. >> that's what you're saying . >> that's what you're saying. >> that's what you're saying. >> no, you're right. i mean, some of it does sound horrific. and you go, okay, that's horrible. yeah, course, they horrible. yeah, of course, they don't have record abuse. don't have record their abuse. why have all these why would they have all these records time? is records at the same time? it is a massive problem as know. a massive problem as we know. w

now to lead british airways.ort trade saying it sort of trade body, saying it could cost them about £100 million as that's correct. >> well, we have heard from the transport secretary over the last couple of hours , and he was last couple of hours, and he was saying he's warning people that this could last for several days when he's referring to the backlog of passengers who are attempt ing to fly out of the country . and, of course, now the country. and, of course, now the situation we have with easyjet offering repatriation flights as well . and of course, we have well. and of course, we have heard from willie walsh, as you mentioned there. he's the former boss of british airways and the current director general of airlines trade body , which looks airlines trade body, which looks into these issues as well. and he was saying this will cost tens of millions and possibly as high as 100 million as a result of the failure . and, of course, of the failure. and, of course, he went on to say he believed that nat, the

british airways and get better.nts another 20,000 or so travellers . travellers. >> well, london has become the world's largest pollution charging area after the ultra low emission zone was expanded to cover the whole of the caphal to cover the whole of the capital. drivers whose vehicles don't meet minimum emission standards when entering the zone will now have to pay £12.50 a day. however transport for london is offering grants to residents and to businesses for scrapping non—compliant vehicles. trans sport secretary mark harper told us earlier on that the mayor went about the plan in the wrong way. >> i don't have the power to stop it coming into force. that's a decision for the mayor of london, backed by the labour leader . i of london, backed by the labour leader. i think he should think again . he says this is to do again. he says this is to do with air quality. his own impact assessment says this will only have a minor to negligible effect on air pollution . it's effect on air pollution. it's not about air po

british airways carriers.he highest score, making their website and navigation and interaction for very easy for people with different impairments. ryanair tuiand different impairments. ryanair tui and jet2 received only a score of two out of ten and pledged to improve their websites . this is gb news across websites. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to tom and . emily now it's back to tom and. emily >> welcome back to britain's newsroom . now i have to say the newsroom. now i have to say the inbox has lit up in the last ten minutes or so. so let's dive in to what you've been saying at home. we were talking, of course , about the so—called ultra processed foods. now, i've got a bit of a problem with that definition because a process what's a process? slicing bread is a process. doing anything to taking chopping up taking probably chopping up a carrot is a process. i mean, come on. >> but i don't think they're talking

british airways, the worst hit airline there.wick, we've got 74 at the moment being cancelled today . and as will was cancelled today. and as will was indicating , a cancelled today. and as will was indicating, a number 10 cancelled today. and as will was indicating , a number 10 downing indicating, a number 10 downing street saying that the airlines really need to get their act together in terms of communicating with passengers . communicating with passengers. >> it's very it's very difficult , especially for people who've got to back to work. the got to go back to work. the schools are about to restart as well. i mean, i don't know what would mark if you can't would happen. mark if you can't get to you're not get back to work, you're not necessarily going be getting necessarily going to be getting unpaid you? or you unpaid leave, are you? or you might to take it as unpaid. might have to take it as unpaid. that's actually extra holiday. >> issue because that's actually extra holiday. >> being issue because that's actually extra

at this weekend's planned strike action by british airways staff has been called off after a significantund 24,000 employees will receive a 39.1% increase over 18 months, plus a £1,000 one off payment. industrial action was due to start at gatwick airport today and it would have lasted until tuesday . the mayor of london has tuesday. the mayor of london has refused to water down the caphaps refused to water down the capital's ulez expansion , but capital's ulez expansion, but has announced plans to expand its scrappage scheme. all londoners with a non—compliant car will now be able to apply for a grant of up to £2,000 to replace their vehicle. critics say the changes, though , are too say the changes, though, are too little, too late . it comes after little, too late. it comes after labour leader sir keir starmer urged sadiq khan to reflect on the ulez expansion following the party's by—election loss in uxbndge party's by—election loss in uxbridge and south ruislip last month . five activists involved month. five activists involved in a stunt at the prime minister's home in north yorkshi

british airways altered weekend. airways altered flights last night due to the wet weather and musicians performing at the all points east festival in london's victoria complained of poor victoria park complained of poor conditions causing technical difficulties . this is gb news difficulties. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to esther and philip . philip. >> thanks, lisa. now mps are discussing ways to force a by—election in nadine dorries mid bedfordshire seat . mid bedfordshire seat. >> the culture secretary is under huge pressure to formally resign, having promised to quit more than ten weeks ago over her failure to land a peerage in bofis failure to land a peerage in boris johnson's resignation honours . honours. >> it follows shefford town council and flitwick town council and flitwick town council , both council and flitwick town council, both in her constituency recent claiming residents were being abandoned by her

equivalent of british airways payroll. a very payroll.d heard about all and when they heard about all this money travelling with no guards, mean, there were 80 guards, i mean, there were 80 people on train, but they people on the train, but they were office sorters. were all post office sorters. and so all and people like that. so all this it was daily. it this and it was daily. it happened day. had happened every day. we had trains the mail went from trains going, the mail went from london to glasgow then the london to glasgow and then the one came glasgow to london. so every with every night that train went with different but different sums of money, but they had the tip off after an august bank holiday that they august bank holiday that if they stopped have a lot stopped it, it would have a lot more but bruce admits, more money. but bruce admits, as they number of bags they saw the number of bags coming he just thought, coming out, he just thought, we're trouble we're in trouble now. >> you we're still >> why do you think we're still s

british airways and better.ritish airways and easyjet have got around 60 cancellations each today. that represents another 20,000 or so travellers as ryanair has cancelled 20 flights. so it's going to be very messy and well, the message, as you heard from your viewers, you know, stuck here till the 7th of september, that won't happen. the airline absolutely has to get you back as soon as possible , even if it as soon as possible, even if it has to buy a ticket on another airline. and there is no truth in any rumour that the airline only has to pay for one night's accommodation. they have to get pay accommodation. they have to get pay for your hotel if you're lucky enough to get a room. and i've just heard that gatwick pretty much every bit of every chair, every bit of floor has got somebody sleeping on it because people couldn't get hotel rooms and they of course have to pay for meals as well. but not those £9 beers. gosh >> yeah. and listen, we'll talk about this knock on lasting days, possibly to the end of th

i get to on a british in los british airways plane in los angeles i've got a business angeles and i'vess seat, you know, and as i walk on, chap you walk on, some chap says, you might parry from talksport, the radio station. i said, yeah. he says, i'm the corporate director of communications. says, i'm the corporate director of communications . oh, that's of communications. oh, that's very he said, look, you're very good. he said, look, you're lucky. night, joan collins has just she's not just called off. she's not flying . and would you like her flying. and would you like her seat? it's one a in first class. wow. all right . wow. all right. >> well, there you go. that's all right. that's right. all right. that's all right. if you take, suppose, you can take, i suppose, isn't it, do you think, michael might have might have have been he might have preferred one preferred it if she was in one bit,i know. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> i think i probably would. yeah absolutely. >> it's impossible yeah absolutely. >> a it's impossible yeah absolutely. >> a politician

all this weekend's planned strike by british airways staff has been called off after a significant pay deal was reached . the unite union says the agreement means around 24,000 employees will receive more than 13% increase over 18 months in their pay packets , plus a 1001 their pay packets, plus a 1001 off payment . industrial action off payment. industrial action was due to start at gatwick airport today and it would have lasted until tuesday . the mayor lasted until tuesday. the mayor of london has refused to water down the capital's ulez expansion , but has announced expansion, but has announced plans to expand its scrappage scheme. all londoners with a non—compliant car will now be able to apply for a grant of up to £2,000 to replace their vehicle . critics say the changes vehicle. critics say the changes are too little, too late. they come after the labour leader, sir keir starmer, urged sadiq khan to reflect on the ulez expansion following the party's by—election defeat in uxbridge and south ruislip last month . and south ruislip last month. this is gb news across the uk on tv ,

be a, british airways 13.1% the pay rise create another deal for you over an 18 month period that is to be a bonus of one all payment of 1000 pound as well. tom: i cannot get a seat back from the atlantic. that is the reality. jonathan: do not get me started. tom: they can get you to your they cannot do you home. jonathan: we to get an upgrade with ba points and the caesar not available. lisa: on points, use them now because there serious inflation so they are work less later on the. they are trying to wrap it in. carry on. jonathan: amazon shares up in the premarket. nice move in early trading. it is a beat and it rates from them. the concern we had about cloud revenue growth for microsoft you do not seem to have at amazon. let's sit on apple for a beat. the good news there there is not much. third straight quarter of the climbing skills, -- declining sales. raising is concerned that worries about u.s. upgrade cycle is coming to hold that all-time low and likely to result in week revenue in u.s., that was the bullish thesis, of grace ready to go and let's focus on the upgrade right

easyjet don't british airways don't.n extraordinary extra charge on the basis it can't cost the airline any anything just to assign you to a seat that's just about the other. but it irritates me, which i would never do again, is priority boarding, which is another ryanair little sort of scam. i mean, what is the point? you sort of walk on two minutes before everybody else. you pay £30 for the for the privilege, but leo, nigel, the big thing that bugs me is that the luggage allowance now you know your cabin now it's getting cabin baggage now it's getting about the size of a wash bag, a toothbrush and toothpaste . toothbrush and toothpaste. >> and i just think, come on, guys ' >> and i just think, come on, guys , come on. the funny guys, come on. and the funny thing and i'm seeing thing is, and i'm seeing and i've big overcoat with i've done it. big overcoat with bottles of water stuffed down the , all my heavy stuff the back, all my heavy stuff sort there . oh, you're sort of go in there. oh, you're looking overweight, so

easyjet don't british airways don't.n extraordinary extra charge on the basis it can't cost the airline any anything just to assign you to a seat that's just about the other. but it irritates me, which i would never do again, is priority boarding, which is another ryanair little sort of scam. i mean, what is the point? you sort of walk on two minutes before everybody else. you pay £30 for the for the privilege, but leo, nigel, the big thing that bugs me is that the luggage allowance now you know your cabin now it's getting cabin baggage now it's getting about the size of a wash bag, a toothbrush and toothpaste . toothbrush and toothpaste. >> and i just think, come on, guys ' >> and i just think, come on, guys , come on. the funny guys, come on. and the funny thing and i'm seeing thing is, and i'm seeing and i've big overcoat with i've done it. big overcoat with bottles of water stuffed down the , all my heavy stuff the back, all my heavy stuff sort there . oh, you're sort of go in there. oh, you're looking overweight, so

british airways fined over $1 million for not giving people their money back during the pandemic to perhapslled in total and that really _ were cancelled in total and that really was pretty much everything after early afternoon. yesterday was after early afternoon. yesterday was a better— after early afternoon. yesterday was a better day, only 11% of our flights — a better day, only 11% of our flights were cancelled and so far today, _ flights were cancelled and so far today, only one flight cancelled, which _ today, only one flight cancelled, which was — today, only one flight cancelled, which was completely unrelated to monday _ which was completely unrelated to monday. so it does feel like, certainly— monday. so it does feel like, certainly for the smaller regions like ourselves, that we are getting back to _ like ourselves, that we are getting back to some sort of normality but we are _ back to some sort of normality but we are under no illusion, we have passengers — we are under no illusion, we have passengers all over europe. passengers caught up in this and having to pay out of their

we saw that british saw just recently that british airways . $1.1 million airways was fined. $1.1 millione of the failure to actually give people back their money quickly enough during the pandemic. in contrast, here in the uk and exceptional enforcement action has been taken against wizz airlines by the civil aviation authority. but that has just basically meant that they've signed up to make sure that they will adhere to the rules. and still, they don't adhere to still, if they don't adhere to the rules, there's nothing much. the can do about it. >> and people really know, >> and people don't really know, do they? lisa what they might be entitled to as individuals if a flight is delayed, is it if it's delayed for more than three hours, most of us could could charge could claim compensation of about between 200 and £500. believe. >> that's right . believe. >> that's right. but that's only if this is the circumstances around the delay were completely the airline's fault . and what the airline's fault. and what we've had in recent months , as we've had in recent months, as i'm sure you've