airlines get away with not providing what you are entitled to because the civil aviation authorityjust to because the civil aviation authority aviation authorityjust doesn't have the power to find them directly when they misbehave. and that isn't a situation in most other countries, in europe, in the united states, but in europe, in the united states, but in the uk, we have only had one case where the civil aviation authority has taken one of these airlines that has taken one of these airlines that has behaved badly to court, that was ryanair, that was settled out of court, that isn't good enough. so we know the prime minister is looking at this and hopefully making speech, he will be giving this civil aviation authority the power to fine airlines that aren't providing you with what you are entitled to. thank ou, har with what you are entitled to. thank you. harry kind _ with what you are entitled to. thank you, harry kind from _ with what you are entitled to. thank you, harry kind from the _ with what you are entitled to. thank you, harry kind from the consumerl you, harry kind from the consumer group which. in pakistan the

pressure's civil aviation authority said wagner mercenary group -- russia's civil ab authority said wagnercenary group leader yevgeny prigozhin was killed in the crash. donald trump's former personal attorney has surrendered to authorities in georgia. rudy giuliani, trunk, and 17 others are accused of trying to overturn the results of the state's 2020 election. giuliani was booked before being released on bond. the former mayor of new york entered a not guilty plea to 30 charges including racketeering, forgery, and making false statements. former u.s. president trump has said he will turn himself in on thursday. >> i am very, very honored. [indiscernible] this indictment is a travesty. it is an attack on not just me, not just president trump, -- [indiscernible] this is an attack on the american people. if this can happen to me, who was probably the most prolific prosecutor may be in american history and the most effective mayor for sure, it can happen to you. >> very busy day where you are. >> that's right. as you saw from that brief comment from rudolph giuliani, the former president's la

according to those civil aviation authorities, that jet those civil aviation authorities, thatjet crashedthat flight. these are images the bbc has been able to verify. what we have not been able to verifyjust what we have not been able to verify just get what we have not been able to verifyjust get is what we heard from emergency services in russia that ten bodies were recovered from that crash site. here we are seeing images of the crash site. we have not been able to verify the ten bodies russian emergency services have reported they are. we are working on that. we will continue to bring you the latest on that story and one more note also from milwaukee, there was a one candidate who really made onto the stage tonight, doug burgum was injured while playing pascoe bought earlier today. putting because the big appearance into question. thank you for watching. hello. well, it has been quite warm in the last few days, but nothing compared to what's been happening south of the english channel in france and spain. temperatures recently hit 44 celsius. and for france, a record for august. this

earlier this week, russia civil aviation authority said precaution, along with some of his top lieutenants were on board the w. russia analyst konstantin echo is following the story for us. i asked him if there is any reason at this point to death, precaution is really dead. so it's interesting. the very brief announcement from the investigative committee said that the dna test confirmed the identities of old people on the passenger list without actually measuring exam or rather of people on the test. so i think that it's the still a bit to, i'm the give it to you in the wording of, uh, of the investigative committee is a press release of personally, i think that so fall that unlocked many reasons to doubt that the pre gordon was on that spline of at least nothing else was proved conclusively, but i find it interesting that generally um the pull to land and investigating jelly. i think that in their official pronouncements, the criminal officials try to avoid the naming, but it goes in by name and that's is of interest by the why. it's interesting also that among people on the passenger ma

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earlier this week, rush is a civil aviation authority said frugal was and along with some of his top new tenants were on board. will bring you more on this as we get moving on. it's involved with incumbent president emerson. managua has been re elected by a slim majority of voters. according to the country's election commission. and caldwell was 52 percent of the vote, while the main opposition candidate, nelson shaneesa, 144 percent marks a 2nd term for 1000000 caldwell and a continuation of this is a new party's 43 year rule. the opposition has rejected the result with several of its monitors arrested well trying to tell the votes. the european union's observers said the election fell short of democratic standards saying there was a climate of intimidation against the opposition. just a short while ago re elected president m, as in dog, was held a press conference. let's take a listen to what he said. she's a good day like our our corresponding privilege. motion on hearing is in who were already privileged zimbabwe, as you well know, has a history of disputed electrons within minut

earlier this week, rushers civil aviation authority said pre goshen, along with some of his top lieutenants were on board dw, russia. analysts konstantin edward is following this story for us. konstantin, it's hardly a stretch to say many have long regarded the russian government to be less than shall we say transparent. any reason we shouldn't trust what russian investigators are now saying, the dna essentially confirms precaution? is that oh, that's interesting. the very brief announcements from the investigative committee said that the dna test confirmed the identities of old people on the passenger list without actually measuring exec school rather of people on the test. so i think that it's the still a bit of an i'm the give it to you in the wording of, uh, of the investigative committee is a press release of personally, i think that so fall that will not many reasons to doubt that the pretty gordon was on that spline of at least nothing else was proved conclusively, but i find it interesting that generally um the pool team and, and investigating jelly. i think that in their official p

we will get to between milwaukee and a few minutes, but we begin tonight in russia where civil aviation authoritiest that yevgeny prigozhin was on the passenger list of a jet that crashed north of moscow. the authority also said that wagner's cofounder dmitry utkin was also on board. some social media accounts linked to wagner are confirming the reports, but the bbc has not independently verified whether prigozhin was on the plane. russian state media confirmed a sure a while ago that the bodies of all 10 passengers were recovered from the cache site and search operations are complete. the russian ministry said the aircraft came down and that 10 people, including free crewmembers, were on board. the statement says everyone was killed. using data from the late tracking site flight radar 24, the jet disappeared near moscow and suddenly dropped dramatically. prigozhin had kept a low profile since his mutiny in june but the video released a few days ago suggest he was in an african country. a russian investigative committee spokesperson said it has opened a criminal case into the crash. and let's go to

in the u.k., the civil aviation authority is carrying it an investigation into a technical failure thatht flights to a halt monday morning. the error was fixed within several hours, but by the time the automated processing had been restored, hundreds ofm aircraft and their crews were in the wrong state. hundreds of flights in and set -- in and out of the u.k. were canceled again. before we go, let's look satellite images of hurricane idalia as it hurtles toward florida's gulf coast. these images show lightning strikes surrounding idalia as it was nearing cuba. evacuations are underway. florida governor ron desantis is urging people in the path to leave quickly as possible, working time is running out. forecast mourn idalia could trigger storm surge in some coastal areas and will bring winds and flooding. president biden has approved an emergency declaration for florida. we have a live page on our website with the latest developments. be sure to check that out. thank you for watching "world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator:

i'm going to put on the screen what the civil aviation authority has, actually, we don't have that, butre many people it is the responsibility of airline to provide food and drink and accommodation if they can't get you out tonight, and also, am i right, you should be offered a choice of either a refund or the alternative travel arrangements they are offering? that alternative travel arrangements they are offering?— are offering? that is correct. you do have a — are offering? that is correct. you do have a choice _ are offering? that is correct. you do have a choice if— are offering? that is correct. you do have a choice if you _ are offering? that is correct. you do have a choice if you want - are offering? that is correct. you do have a choice if you want to i do have a choice if you want to abandon yourjourney at do have a choice if you want to abandon your journey at this do have a choice if you want to abandon yourjourney at this point, you can rebook. my advice is that you can rebook. my advice is that you are going to find a very hard to get a hold of the airlines if you're not a

s civil aviation authority.g in the associate -- let's bring in the associate professor in law and finance at the university of reading. thank you for being with us. what do you make of the explanation we have had from the chief executive tonight that both the main server and the backup server were compromised by some bad data? >> if you look at what happened in the united states with the faa, they did have a situation in january where there was a file system error. it does sound analogous to that. that error was something which a contractor had made. it could be something like that, although obviously without any greater specificity, it is hard to say. and it is something that deserves to be investigated. perhaps not only through this process, but given the ownership structure, perhaps independently as well. christian: there has been this reference to uploading the wrong info, which does seem such a simple thing to trip the entire system. does that tell us that it is perhaps not fit for purpose? >> it certainly

before any testing can even begin, this site needs to get the correct permissions from the civil aviation authorityaunch and then a full launch sometime next year, but the ambitions are big. they hope within five years, they could be launching 30 rockets a year from hearing five years, they could be launching 30 rockets a yearfrom hearing unst up 30 rockets a yearfrom hearing unst up into space. thanks, laura. laura goodwin. that takes us to look at the weather. chris joins us. chrisjoins us. hello. yes, back again talking about rain, but we have been counting up the july rain, but we have been counting up thejuly rainfall, and it has been thejuly rainfall, and it has been the wettestjuly on record in northern ireland, more than double the average. those records go back to 1836. it has also been the wettest for merseyside, greater manchester and lancashire, we have a bit more rain on the charts as well. an area of low pressure continues to develop, and justice hook and the weather system. develop, and justice hook and the weathersystem. really develop, and justice hook and the weather system. reall

according to malaysia civil aviation authority, 6 passengers were on board including 2 flight crew. just before the plane was due to land contact with air traffic control was lost and the plane immediately ultimately rather crashed onto a highway striking a car and a motor bike killing bolts drivers, emergency services are currently at the scene. now another news, nato military equipment sees during the conflict and ukraine has gone on display in the mosque, our region. that's where the week long the army 2023 international military technical for him is taking place and from there are to use, remind costs or have reports. a dedicated weapons and ammunition may fly in major countries. a large part of this international army in moscow on display here are what is made by the united states by it. so the build you and other countries, for example, behind me is the american maids and circle 7. solve it, sir, which is widely used by ukraine. and so on. display are various se vehicles used by the train or based on man aerial vehicles. tanks, cars. what have you? let's take a look at what wa

agency says you've got any for goes in was on board a plane that crashed north of moscow. civil aviation authority says there are no survivors. the plane was en route to moscow, too, from moscow to saint petersburg with 7 passengers and 3 crew on board for version was a long time ally of russian president vladimir food and then let a qu attempt in june. now an investigation is underway into the cause of the crash or lower con, begins our coverage. this is the move into the embry across the jets came hustling from the sky and the to be a region north of moscow. a 10 people, including 3 crew members, were kind of drawn out versus aviation agency is concerned that the valid number that she quit both is getting precaution was among the passages flying from moscow to saint pete spoke. look, report states to loud bangs were heard, and multiple videos posted on the social media appear to show the jets of via you probably move disliked radar map shows the moment it disappeared. the remains of old 10 bodies to be retrieved from the sites and a criminal investigation. this on the way, really the main invest

according to malaysia civil aviation authority, 6 passengers were on board including 2 flight crew. just before the plane was due to land contact with air traffic control was lost and the plane ultimately crashed onto a highway striking a car and a motor bike and killing. 2 more people, emergency services are currently at the scene. that's all for this, our sticker on for more than just about 30 minutes here on our to international the nature was a big, silly organization. it claims to be defensive military lines. but at the same time, claims it must constantly expand. add to this, the lights is quite projects debility in reality, it projects instability and security, and made rushes, its primary data. the self warranty has become a reverend expensive commodity that fuel can afford the talent to talk seriously about self warranty or independence. when your country's budget must be approved by bodies beyond its motives, and instead of your own armies, foreign ministry forces are based on your land and, and you are up to the lead. so okay, with that, the people on north. but if anyone

they are awaiting final approvals from the civil aviation authority.rbital launch could be completed by the end of this year, with actual rockets going up into space by the middle of next year. in the women's world cup, defending champions the usa suffered a huge scare against world cup newbies portugal before scraping through to the last 16. they drew 0—0 with portugal — with the portuguese hitting the post in the closing stages. the usa will now face the winners of group g. and the netherlands topped group e of the women's world cup ahead of the united states as they beat vietnam 7—0. in just under an hour's time, england will face china, while denmark will face haiti in group d. some england fans are getting ready to watch that match against china in croydon. and our correspondent joe inwood is with them. it's quite busy for this time of the morning? it's quite busy for this time of the mornin:? ~ , it's quite busy for this time of the mornin: ? ~ ,,., , ., ., morning? absolutely, we are more than an hour— morning? absolutely, we are more than an ho

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they are awaiting final approvals from the civil aviation authority. the hope is that, once that's complete, a suborbital launch could be completed by the end of this year, with actual rockets going up into space by the middle of next year. police in australia say a former childcare worker has been charged with more than 1,600 child abuse offences, including 136 counts of rape. the man's alleged victims, more than 90, were all young girls. police say they were alerted when they found material on the dark web, that they could trace back to a childcare centre. the 45—year—old man — who has not been named — was arrested nearly a year ago. officers said his alleged crimes were "unfathomable". 0ur correspondent — phil mercer — gave us this update from sydney — a little earlier. well, these are deeply disturbing allegations — it goes without saying — given that this is an individual who's charged with more than 1,600 child abuse offences against alleged victims numbering more than 90. now, investigators here in australia say that this man, 45 years of age, w

traffic control provider — says an independent investigation has begun — overseen by the uk's civil aviation authorityading. thank you for being with us this evening. what do you make of the explanation we have had from the chief executive of nats denied that both the main server and the back—up server were compromised by some bad data? ~ , ., server were compromised by some bad data? ~ i. ., ., data? well, if you look at what happened _ data? well, if you look at what happened in — data? well, if you look at what happened in the _ data? well, if you look at what happened in the united - data? well, if you look at what happened in the united states| data? well, if you look at what i happened in the united states with the faa, they did have a situation in january where there was the faa, they did have a situation injanuary where there was a file system error, so it does sound somewhat analogous to that. that error was something that a contractor had made. so it could be something like that, although obviously without anything more specific, it is hard to say, and it is something that deserves to be inv

the civil aviation authority said it had to suspend traffic to four major airports because of this.nth. it's not clear exactly when it will start or how long it's expected to take. a big change in u.s. policy. >>> mortgage rates in the united states have soared to their highest level in more than 20 years. the 30-year fixed rate mortgage averaged above 7% over the week ending yesterday. a year ago just over 5%. cnn's julia chatterley is here. if somebody wanted to buy a house hypothetically because they were moving their family to new york recently -- >> anyone we know? >> what impact would that have on a buyer? >> it would be a huge problem. you can tell me perhaps better than i can tell you in this case. first and foremost about this interest rate, it assumes a 20% down payment, it assumes you have an excellent credit score, which we'll assume that you do, phil -- >> phil mattingly has an excellent credit. >> you're probably being offered -- be. >> worse. >> that's the first thing to remember, this is just one component of actually what is combined to be the worst affordability cr

civil deviation expert, mahmood habibi was an engineering wonder kindt. he worked with the u.s. federation aviation administration during the u.s. occupation of afghanistan and later became head of afghanistan's civil aviation authorityted him a special immigrant visa which led to a green card in 2014 and u.s. citizenship in september 2021, just weeks after the taliban takeover. he was a consultant at the time with arx human occasions, an american company offering infrastructure for afghanistan's airports. his work often took him back to kabul. >> when the taliban came, everybody suggested he should leave afghanistan. but he said he is not a political person. also when the taliban announced they would come, that he was confident that he could work there and be safe. amna: did you ever tell him i don't want you to go back, i am worried about you? >> i did. but he always wanted to go back and he said if i leave and other people like me leave afghanistan, who will build afghanistan? amna: but his loyalty came at a cost. august 10 of last year, he was arrested by taliban officials outside his home. >> his driver was sitting next to him. the driver released him and my sister was at home and they told my sister that the ta

he told us there will be an independent review by the civil authority . civil aviationas a technical fault. we do not think there was a cyber security incident . and a cyber security incident. and what will happen now with an incident of this magnitude is there will be an independent review of the civil aviation authority, will be putting together a report in the coming days , which obviously i will days, which obviously i will take a look to at see whether there are lessons to learn for there are lessons to learn for the future, to see whether we can reduce the impact of this. again, nearly a decade can reduce the impact of this. againthere 1early a decade can reduce the impact of this. againthere was.y a decade can reduce the impact of this. againthere was a a decade can reduce the impact of this. againthere was a significant since there was a significant issue like this and we want to make sure it doesn't happen again because of all the disruption caused disruption that's been caused to thousands across thousands of passengers across the around the world. >> be assur

that's according to a report by the civil aviation authority , the civil aviation authority, which lookedh airways received the highest score , received the 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 me

get quite a while now trying to get the government the civil the government to give the civil aviation authorityt powers , so that more enforcement powers, so that at the moment you know, the civil aviation authority can say to an airline, we are not happy with what you've done and you've got better, but there's no got to do better, but there's no kind of consequence that. we kind of consequence to that. we saw that british saw just recently that british airways . $1.1 million airways was fined. $1.1 million by the us authorities because 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

killed a problem of this magnitude would be reviewed by the civil aviation authority , i will provideery carefully in order to understand. what changes need to be made air traffic has been restored in full, but also for the disrupted schedule of transportation at british airports. today, several hundred flights had to be cancelled. so the sediment remains. moreover, what experts say that the consequences of a technical error, passengers will experience for a few more days alexander khabarov ilya men karina tanoyan and timofey mukhin news, london tank diet ukraine is threatened with a european scandal inside today, the german media criticized switzerland for artificially delaying the sending of leopards to kiev, and greece, which germany also asked not to delay, showed what it used the remnants of its leopards for. some of them were converted into caterpillar tanks to extinguish forest fires, the rest were sent to poland for repairs . vus reagent german television analyzes the situation on the fronts meticulously trying to understand why the ukrainian offensive is stalling and explaini

at first his name was just listed on that manifest, but now the state news agency in civil aviation authorities saying that he was actually on that plane. of course, this came almost two months to the day of that aborted mutiny where he was on the way to moscow to try to take over, that didn't happen and vladimir putin, afterward said that he would be allowed to go to places like belarus, that he was somewhat forgiven, although no one believed that would happen. but this spectacular plane crash was still very shocking. david: just a pivot back to near where you are, i believe it's the first republican presidential debate. anything stand out to you so far over what's been said? >> we have been watching this for more than an hour, it's on fox news. there's a candidates on stage. among them is not donald trump. he did a pre-recorded, some are calling it, counter programming message. in interview with the former fox news anchor, but he is not on the stage, but he has come up a fair it. not as much criticism of him as you would think, at first. although, in the last few moments, they were asked spec

bigger powers for the last year for bigger powers for the last year for bigger powers for the civil aviation authorityverpoolairport, paul airport operations director at liverpool airport, paul staples. i imagine you and your staff have been working all hours to try and get this sorted for passengers there, how is it going?— how is it going? good morning. monday was — how is it going? good morning. monday was tricky, _ how is it going? good morning. monday was tricky, to - how is it going? good morning. monday was tricky, to say - how is it going? good morning. monday was tricky, to say the i how is it going? good morning. - monday was tricky, to say the least. ithink— monday was tricky, to say the least. i think about 45% of our flights were _ i think about 45% of our flights were cancelled 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

would be surprising if it did not, given the news broke today about prigozhin, according to civil aviation authoritiesia, having been on that jet that crashed in russia today. nikki haley, as the former united nations secretary, is expected to do pretty well on foreign policy questions. the only woman on the stage, it is hard to think it would be kind -- hard to think it would be -- it is thought it would be kind of hard to beat up on her. the current governor of south carolina, tim scott, is expected to do well on foreign policy given that he is in the senate. chris christie, former governor of new jersey and a big trump critic, one of the few really strong trump critic's, will be on stage tonight. it is expected to come out swinging. he may use that question to try to further his chances, and of course, the former vice president, mike pence, would be expected to try to burnish his foreign policy reputation as well tonight. shery: bloomberg's political news director jodi schneider. you can also turn to the bloomberg for more on the republican party debate. of course, we are also watching upcoming ele

this magnitude is incident of this magnitude is there will be an independent review of the civil aviation authorityhority, will be putting together a report in the coming days, which obviously i will take a look at to see whether there are lessons to learn for there are lessons to learn for the future, to see whether we can the impact of this. can reduce the impact of this. again, it's nearly a decade since there a significant since there was a significant issue this, and to issue like this, and we want to make doesn't happen make sure it doesn't happen again of all the again because of all the disruption been caused disruption that's been caused to thousands of passengers across the around the world. >> well, we can speak to travel correspondent for the independent , correspondent for the independent, simon correspondent for the independent , simon calder. good independent, simon calder. good afternoon to you, simon. we'll get on to the disruption for passengers in just a second, but we have just heard that this could be due to an error with the french air traffic control. can you just explain wha

that has been confirmed in the past few minutes by the russian civil aviation authority . wagner mercenary boss was one of ten passengers on the plane when it crashed, killing everyone on board. now wagner linked telegram channels have reported that the plane, which was owned by prigozhin, was shot down by russian air defences in june. prigozhin led a mutiny against putin and marched on moscow before backing down and fleeing to belarus . as putin branded it to belarus. as putin branded it an act of treachery that would be met with a harsh response . be met with a harsh response. yes. and while we obviously don't know for sure if there were any foul play going on here, the russian president is suspected to have a particular pawn shop for taking care of political enemies in september last year, russian oil giant and vocal critic of the war in ukraine, ravel martynov, mysteriously died after falling out the window of a moscow hospital . then just months hospital. then just months later, another tycoon turned critic of the conflict, pavel antonov, met a similarly gruesome end a

that has been confirmed in the past few minutes by the russian civil aviation authority . gner mercenary boss was one of ten passengers on the plane when it crashed, killing everyone on board. now wagner linked telegram channels have reported that the plane, which was owned by prigozhin, was shot down by russian air defences in june. prigozhin led a mutiny against putin and marched on moscow before backing down and fleeing to belarus . as putin branded it to belarus. as putin branded it an act of treachery that would be met with a harsh response . be met with a harsh response. yes. and while we obviously don't know for sure if there were any foul play going on here, the russian president is suspected to have a particular pawn shop for taking care of political enemies in september last year, russian oil giant and vocal critic of the war in ukraine, ravel martynov, mysteriously died after falling out the window of a moscow hospital . then just months hospital. then just months later, another tycoon turned critic of the conflict, pavel antonov, met a similarly gruesome end aft

the only official word really that's coming out, apart from sources is from the russian civil aviation authoritydied . that they died. >> and russian media is also reporting that prigozhin body has been identified and that there was indirect evidence indicating that he was among the ten people on board who died. now, quite how they would identify him, i'm not entirely sure. because of the bodies were so. 50. >> so. >> well, to be honest, we don't know the conditions of the body . i mean, sometimes without getting too sort of grisly on this, bodies can be thrown clear of a catastrophic crash . so it of a catastrophic crash. so it is possible we certainly saw some images , some video images some images, some video images of a fairly sizeable body bags that were being taken away. so it might indicate that there was enough left of remains to make some kind of identification . and some kind of identification. and of course, as dna takes a bit longer. >> stay with us. let's bring in now former strategic intelligence analyst ewan grant, who is also joining us in the studio. you and thanks for your your

, the advice for people that are still stuck in this problem is to get in touch with the civil aviation authorityast food and dnnk provided with at least food and drink and accommodation . if you drink and accommodation. if you need an overnight stay at wherever your airport is, your destination, those are very much the basic minimum . but also your the basic minimum. but also your advice is to get in touch with your airline to find out what's going on, particularly because as the people that fly our planes, our pilots and the attendants that work on them are displayed right. they're all over europe right now in places where they might not have expected to be, and particularly one of the crucial things is that they're hours have changed. so they won't actually legally be to fly in the way that be able to fly in the way that they would have been expected to certainly over the last 24 hours. so definitely get in touch with your airline to find out is going to happen . if out what is going to happen. if you hoping to be getting on you are hoping to be getting on a the near future. a flight in the ne

we do know that there is an investigation by the civil aviation authority who will be looking into thened . find out what has happened. there was some speculation that someone had intruded into the system , but they have said that system, but they have said that thatis system, but they have said that that is not the case. but of course, we will find out how this situation occurred, how long that's going to take, hopefully should be soon, but that will be available to members of the public when it is released. yeah and it's interesting, rolfe, who's interesting, martin rolfe, who's the nats chief executive, and of course, a commercial course, this is a commercial operation have operation that the airlines have to for the services to pay for the services indicating that could just be one unusual piece of data. >> of course, we've had these reports. it could be a french air traffic control plan that was put into the system and blew the fuses effectively . we the fuses effectively. we >> that's right. and he went on to say that we hope we don't see this situation again. in a statement , he

that's according to a report by the civil aviation authority , which looked aviation authority, whichd at 11 of the largest carriers. british airways have received the highest score , making their the highest score, making their website navigation and interaction very easy for people with very different impairments. ryanair, tui and jet2 received 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 back to mark and . pip now back to mark and. pip >> theo, thank you very much indeed and welcome back to the live desk. so the home secretary, suella braverman , secretary, suella braverman, calling on police to investigate every crime claim . they have the every crime claim. they have the resources to place as much emphasis on shoplifting or phone thefts as they do on more serious offences . she says all serious offences. she says all forces need to follow reasonable lines of enquiry for every offence, but it has raised concern

there will be an independent look at what happened by the civil aviation authority which will reportht have been hacking.— might have been hacking. it was a technical issue _ might have been hacking. it was a technical issue with _ might have been hacking. it was a technical issue with the _ might have been hacking. it was a technical issue with the flight - technical issue with the flight planning system. the experts have told me it was not a cyber security incident. we will look at it in detail to see what happened, what we can do to reduce the chance of it happening again and whether there are further things that can be put in place to reduce this issue. there has not been an issue on this scale in almost a decade. most of the time, the system works very well. the priority yesterday was to ensure people could continue to fly in and out of the united kingdom safely which is rightly the priority of the service. �* , which is rightly the priority of the service. �*, ., ., ~' which is rightly the priority of the service. �*, ., , ., service. let's look at things on the round. service.

there will i think, a lot of will be, i think, a lot of support aviation support from the civil aviation authority do to persuade the airlines to do this. of course, the airlines are furious. this meltdown i calculate so far, costing them £80 million. and that's a loss for them, not for everybody else. >> simon i'm not trying to oversimplify this , and i'm not oversimplify this, and i'm not trying to put pressure on travel agents or beatify them in any way. but but would you be in a more reassured position , a more more reassured position, a more comfortable position if you have a travel agent on your side doing a lot of the spade work on this ? this? >> oh, sure, yeah. i mean, if you've got a good human travel agent, he or she will help you through the process. and obviously we will work with you to try to get what you're due and people who are on a proper package holiday run by a company such as tui or jet2 are going to such as tui orjet2 are going to find that they're in a pretty strong position as well. and they are the probably the people who are being looked after properly while they are wai