and easyjet will not be alone.pe itself and outside uk borders. white vienna, what is appealing to easyjet about that city? —— why vienna? appealing to easyjet about that city? -- why vienna? i suspect this been a very good steel pot on the table by the austrian government. easyj et could table by the austrian government. easyjet could have chosen several countries where it already flies but undoubtedly vienna airport will have got a very nice deal on the table. easyj et would got a very nice deal on the table. easyjet would have said, we'll bring you a lot of business, we can base ourselves here. what will you do for us? and vienna airport will have said to easyjet, we can give you a very healthy landing charges, taxes and fees on tickets which are low, enabling you to operate as a low—cost airline. the easyjet will be smiling because they've got a good dealfrom vienna be smiling because they've got a good deal from vienna which they couldn't get, they couldn't get as low a dealfrom other eu countries. what will b

easyjet is in the white. turmoil around brexit what have written off the gains she made, but not the case of it the share price was weaker than this. it's just some fundamentals. things, thisde of business did very well for a long time. there are concerns about the advertising market. that is the cyclical thing. the advertising market is very challenging indy because you have to answer the question, where is the future of advertising revenue? i think it's going to be under pressure on tv. internet obviously and internet engine. that is problem number one. the fundamental issue for any tv company is content. one interesting statistic which it's aast week, is now, minority of people under the age of 40 who actually watched television because of what they are doing. they are seeing their content over the internet. the whole focus is, have you got the content which people want to watch? if you have that content, you are fine. anna: thank you very much, bob. he stays with us here on the program. if you are a bloom

let's move on to easyjet and i tv. these together in a with the ceo shuffle taking place as carolyn mccall flies off easyjet and lance at itv. itv.is rising in advertising spend. production. both those productions in a fitting, not looking great more recently and here is that brexit fallout. a lot to watch out for as we see those stocks opening. you can see that at the bottom of your screen. guy: let's look at some of the other stocks. about nice story talking one of the big stories come up the market desperate for any information about what is happening with that business. storyis a nice bloomberg and it seems to be having an effect on the stock. it's trading at 1.25%, in terms of index point, one of the biggest gainers. some of the other stocks are rising as well. we are now sessions higher and we are seeing oil names benefit from that. both doing better. let's show you where the downside is. remedy is a big both stock heavy affected by the tracking mopeds. these are the big losers in the story. saidritish broadcast

so, easyjet, god results ? good to see you. so, easyjet, god results?s over brexit, this year you have had easter move into the third quarter period. better punctuality, and a few other things coming to fruition, so people are still wanting to spend on holidays and travel and prioritising that, and you have seen despite capacity being added across the industry, easyjet has been able to sell more seats to more people. do you think easyjet will be able to swerve any turbulence, given its chief executive is leaving for itv? its share price has dipped slight loin that news? it has been strong so far in 2017, the shares have been one of the best performers in the ftse100. it faces a number of head winds, so whether that is the appetite for consumers to still take holiday, access to european market, post—brexit, controlling costs, you know, making sure that you are getting enough revenues to cover your non—fuel costs. getting enough revenues to cover your non-fuel costs. all eyes later will be on the european central bank. we don‘t expect dramatic moves from

on easyjet down by 5%.- it iswhere we are easy to be dominated by what is happening with the big central-bank stories. happeningk at what is to the credit space as well. moves in thesting unilever as we look at this kind of them in a story and how it could affect ratings and that pricing. we cannot ignore the central bank story. by no means will we do that. coverage coming up on bloomberg. three weeks ago mario draghi should the market -- shook the market. expected to refine his message on stimulus reduction. rates are unlikely to change but draghi will be pressed on the tapering schedule. he will have to balance is mission -- his message. joining us now, chief economist out of from for. good morning. >> what would constitute a surprise from mario draghi today? >> a change in the policy a surpriseould be given that everyone is expecting a change in september again. that would confuse markets if they take out the evening right now. he could see a more hawkish, more dovish. kind of confuse the markets. a corr

the ftse 100 up over 0.40% negative statements out of easyjet, yes, it managed to deliver higher unit revenue, but the issue is that there is overcapacity in the sector and it gave a bearish outlook for what's ahead let's look at which are moving better we have construction and material up around 1%. chemicals doing well on the back of givaudan results. let's look at how some of the individual companies are doing today that have released easyjet did manage to deliver positive unit revenue growth for the third quarter, their third quarter. they said that was due to the fact that easter fell late this year not so much confidence going forward. abb underperformed with regards to its second quarter results. trading at the lowest point in 3 3 1/2 months this is because they have been unable to pass along commodity strength prices to customers on the other hand, the opposite of that, givaudan, they're doing well because they did manage to pass on some of these effects from higher prices straight through to customers let's look at deutsche telekom, doing well on the strength of its u.s. mark

as we were saying earlier, on the back of this story we saw that itv shares have rallied whilst easyjet'sointed adds the new chief executive of the broadcaster itv, having formerly been at the budget airline easyjet. there's been a lot of speculation on this move already affecting the share prices of both the companies. now we have that story confirmed. much more on the bbc website for you, including the biz live page. 0verseas landlords shun the uk as tax changes bite. much more on the bbc news website. china's economy grew at 6.9%, higher than many forecast. it's trying to rein in debt. let's check in with the financial markets. the nikkei is closed for a public holiday today. a quick look at how the markets are faring. let's get the inside track. today we are going to get busy with a fizzy, a slogan that was made to sell sugary sodas, which is now being used to persuade consumers to switch to sparkling water instead. soda stream originated in 1903 with the first apparatus that could carbonate tap water. it reached maximum popularity in the 60s and 70s, aided by the tag line that we men

the new airline, easyjet europe, will be based in vienna.een eu states after brexit, regardless of the outcome of negotiations. the latest figures from the national tourism agency visitbritain shows tourists are flooding into the uk in record numbers, drawn in by the weak pound. in the first quarter alone, there were 8.3 million visits, up 10%, and spending up by 16% to £41! million compared to january to march last year. many are coming from china, australia, france and the us. and it's showing through in some company results — burberry shares are up 2.5% today after it said sales rose twice as fast as anyone expected in the same period, boosted by sales to chinese tourists. patricia yates is the director of visitbritain. it is because of the cheap pound? the pound makes it very good value at the moment but it was also because people actually want to come to britain. we have got great experiences here, great service and we are offering a warm welcome all across the world. you don't build a tourism industry on a weak pound. you have actually

the new airline, easyjet europe, will be based in vienna.new air operator's certificate in austria. if approved, the licence would allow easyjet to continue flying within and between eu states after brexit, regardless of the outcome of negotiations. we are all fed up with the railways, it seems. this might not be news to many people, but the consumer group, which? said that passenger satisfaction at how delays are dealt with stands at 35%. just 46% of people are happy with the way that complaints are managed. this co m pa res complaints are managed. this compares with 32% and 42% one decade ago. so it is an improvement but a pretty small one. bearing in mind that rail fares are up 9% above inflation. pete murray is the campaigns director of which?. what is going wrong? why aren't railways listening to the complaints? these are truly shocking results. there has been no meaningful improvement in passenger satisfaction over the last decade for the way that train companies handle delays and manage complaints. it is no surprise that, asa complain

easyjet europe will be based in vienna.ng people, respond to road accidents and take photographs of crime scenes and are a fraction of the cost of using the helicopter. roger federer is in action on court in the mend's semifinal. marin cilic got the first spot in the final, as joe wilson reports. there is a man transported around the all—england club, as if he was the all—england club, as if he was the trophy himself up roger federer is so precious. this is what he looked like in 1998. but then your phone may have been at home and your camera had a film in it. the world changes, but federer‘s appeared timeless. his appeal spanning nations and generations. nobody is perfect, but nobody has seemed closer. first on centre, two the world changes, but federer‘s appeared timeless. his appeal spanning nations and generations. nobody is perfect, but nobody has seemed closer. first on centre, two pretenders, marin cilic versus sam querrey. first set, six games each. before the tie—break, which was won by sam querrey, the conqueror o

iag, parent company of british airways and easyjet are both down. food business. the deal is worth £3.2 billion. mccormick & co saw off competition to buy the division — which includes french's mustard as well as franks' redhot sauces. the deal will help reckitt benckiser pay off debt after buying baby formula maker mead johnson for £1a.7 billion. let's get detailed analysis of this with maike currie, investment director, at fidelity international thank you forjoining us. let's start off with this reckitt benckiser deal. yes, good price for what they call the uncool part of their business, the third business only accounting for about a% of the annual sales. 0n the side of mccormick, the makers of schwartz herbs and spices, they want to expand globally, and getting french's muster, the world biggest mustered brand, part of their drive to expand globally. last year they sought to do a deal with premier foods, the maker of mr kipling biscuits and oxo cubes and that deal was rebuffed. what is interesting is that a lot of companies are looking to do thes

let's talk about easyjet.r the last three months and the profit forecast is up for the year. here is one analyst on the news. this year we have had much better punctuality and a few other things coming to fruition. people are still wanting to spend on holidays and travel and prioritising that. you have seen despite capacity being added across the industry, easyj et has being added across the industry, easyjet has been able to sell more seats to more people. the world's largest comic book convention is being held in san diego. 130,000 people show up. here is one comic artist talking about how hollywood is starting to influence his industry. it is more comic book themed than ever. the movies are starting to prove that. these movies are reaching a new audience. with every new marvel movie and every dc one, and even comics like the walking dead, really helps the business. we had the first issue of the avengers in the shop and it sold £4000. we will shift from san diego to south africa. allegations of high—level co

easyjet has confirmed its ceo is stepping down.search for her successor has artie started. the barclays case picked up in london with ex ceo john barley and three other executives charged with fraud. they are the most senior u.k. banking executives to face charges since the financial crisis. at a hearing earlier this month, they intend to plead not guilty. the banks may face charges were qatar.o toshiba has agreed to hold off on the disposal of its memory chip unit until a court hearing on july 28. cash ofneeds to raise losses from its westinghouse nuclear armed. that is your bloomberg business flash. nejra: as global bonds real under major central bankers, will emerging markets weather the storm better than 2015? is still gkionakis with us. i know you have done some work on this. i want to check -- kickoff with a chart. in em currencies continues to be low. volatility jpmorgan mark -- emerging markets volatility index. you have people saying that em currencies will weather the storm. you think so as well? vasileios: i -- as well?

will back the boom continues big international companies like easyjet do believe in austria well. the pan european aviation group with three airlines based in switzerland the uk and now possibly austria. will remain at the control of easy jet plc listed on the london stock exchange. returning now to china where the country's foreign minister is speaking out against economic protectionism in the european union. on wednesday germany approve new regulations to limit investment in strategic industries by non eu companies. that move is seen as targeting china in an attempt to protect the german high tech industries and intellectual property rights. china says that economic and trade cooperation between itself and e. u. countries is mutually beneficial and that other countries should avoid. similar measures let's take a listen. they don't get alternate to national situation china is willing to work with germany and other european countries to promote trade liberalization and facilitate investment and on the basis of mutual respect and equality. and and the principle of mutual benefits w

we have numbers from easyjet.ion passengers. 93.1%, they have increased the capacity, third quarter increasing capacity of 9.5% to 24 million seats so they are carrying more passengers, their load factor is up, this is a nice set of numbers. third-quarter revenue 1.39 billion pounds so those are the top lines, the guidance in terms 2017, pretax profit will be in the range, 382 400 million -- 400 20 million pounds, that is the guidance for this year. anna: unilever are giving us the numbers, they say the top revenue has committed in at 7.7 billion euros, a little shy investment of 27.8 3 billion. underlying sales up 3%. focus is on the profitability. what can they deliver, it has been a tumultuous six months including the failed approach .rom kraft heinz they had been worrying, analysts recently because possible bid, seems they stepped away from something moved them away from it. let's talk about in terms of the strategy and where it goes and where the potential bid intensity is focusing demand in regards to profit

the new airline, easyjet europe, will be based in vienna.ce would allow easyjet to continue flying within and between eu states after brexit, regardless of the outcome of negotiations. a 25—year—old transport planner has won the £250,000 wolfson economics prize for a plan to improve britain's roads. gergely raccuja proposed a distance—based charge to replace fuel duty and vehicle excise duty, with the money raised being used to boost investment in roads and improve air quality. he also said he could make britain pothole free within five years. entrants were all asked to address the question: "how can we pay for better, safer, more reliable roads in a way that is fair to road users and good for the economy and the environment?" he told the bbc he was surprised no—one had thought of this before. i even thought, is it worth putting forward? it's so simple. i think sometimes it's easier for someone who has not been involved with this at all to see the bigger picture. we have this paradox in the uk that overall traffic is growing, the milage in t

what about the new boss of itv coming from easyjet carolyn mccall, is that good news?ing revenue is very heavily linked to the economy so there could be some challenges ahead and there is way people are viewing content is now more down to on demand channels, putting her on a collision course with netflix and amazon, so a lot to get her teeth into. a quick look at the markets. carillion, gained almost 20% today. managed to claw back some of the value it lost last week. the us market flat at the moment. that‘s all from me, there is a roundup of all the other top business stories on our website, bbc.co.uk/business. sarah champion, a local mp has been tweeting: she goes on to say she‘s very disappointed the government have ignored the views of south yorkshire when deciding the route which will mean new homes in south yorkshire will be demolished after that confirmation of the route. here is a map showing what the government is now saying the hs2 route will be. houses in mexborough will be bulldozed to make way for the railway. ministers decided the line should serve the ex

you relate to what easyjet said about low oil prices? there is a lot of capacity.: there is a lot of but we always have the passive numbers and the effects we take the price. we have the lowest cost of the airline in the market. every unit costs were down 6% in the quarter. there are seeing down 3% at a time when our competitors increased between 2% and 7%. we have a massive competitor. it enables us to offer a lower fares and stimulate the market. anna: are to the league by your luggage policy. to backs on board. guest: that is not ancillary. people can take a back on board the aircraft as well as get a seat on the aircraft. it's a phenomenal body. -- phenomenal value. ancillary revenue performed well. we have seen a strong performance on the likes of the reserves seizing the priority boarding. copies, neds, going very well. we expect that to continue. we are simulating other products. we are working very hard to increase penetrations on those as we invest the revenues we are getting from the other products that can do that. be flat on ait can four-year basis. acc

the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, is to be itv‘s new chief executive.ill take over the running of the commercial broadcaster early next year. a 16—year—old boy has appeared in court charged over a series of acid attacks in east london. the teenager who can't be named for legal reasons, is accused of grievous bodily harm with intent, robbery, and possessing a weapon designed to discharge a noxious liquid. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight, and tonight's programme contains some strong language. is this government in the uk right now hanging on, needing time, and trying to get a grip? with big announcements on schools and transport today, the conservatives are projecting themselves as full of purpose, getting on with business. but tomorrow theresa may will read the riot act to the cabinet, telling them to stop the brexit backbiting and leaks over the role of the chancellor. is the pm on top of things? yes, we've had some changes in and around downing street, and changes to some of the w

easyjet europe will be based in vienna.time a leopard cub being fed by a lion. the adorable photographs, taken in a conservation area in the north of the country, are the first evidence of such a relationship being formed between the animals, who are usually mortal enemies. the lioness also has her own litter of offspring about the same age as the leopard who is estimated to be just three weeks old. the weekend is looking warm for most but it is also looking damp. we are not expecting it to rain all the time that we have to preprepared the summer time that we have to preprepared the summer rain particularly during the course of saturday. the rain is coming in from the north—west, affecting north—western parts of the uk. to the south of it, dry, but with this band of rain also comes a whole mass of thick cloud and humidity of the atlantic. temperatures 1a or 15 degrees. tomorrow, an overcast day, especially in the west. lots of hill fog around across wales, the lake district, brighter the east of the pennines in south—easter

, but it cautions that it expects to see continued unit revenue pressure shares down 5.5% for easyjets reporting better than expected results. the ad firm seeing improvement in north american businesses >>> and s.a.p. earnings coming in below expectations. among the reasons, rising costs in cloud services business competition is heavy there shares down about 0.6% >>> more stocks to watch, shares of t-mobile are moving higher. the company beat on the top and bottom lines t-mobile reporting a big jump in new subscribers. it's up 3.3% you will hear from the ceo on "closing bell." >>> unilever posting better-than-expected earnings lifting the full year margin target after a big improvement in the first half. the ceo spoke about the results this morning on cnbc europe. >> a combination of our strong top line growth and the enormous work we're doing behind the organizational chains called connected for growth which we announced last fall makes the company more agile, better in innovation and you see these effects coming through we feel confident that we'll improve our operating margins as a

the ftse 100 is up just over 0.16%. 0.2%.c and paris up about easyjet's chief is leaving the airline to join itv. she will take over as ceo of the biggest commercial broadcaster in the u.k. in 2019. she was previously chief executive of the guardian group. shares on itv were up 3% on the news. wells fargo is planning to eliminate a number of its small business operations. the plan comes after the u.s. lender said it would pay $142 million to settle the class-action lawsuit. so far, they have made deals to sell their registration business and the commercial insurance operation. the u.s. labor market is looking quite healthy these days but there are some troubling factors at play. the working rate among young american men has been steadily declining over the past 20 years. by menarket hours worked between 21 and 30 phil by 12% in 2000 and 2013. -- both of those figures are far greater than for older men. the study posits an interesting explanation that could be video games. and recreational computing could explain the difference in work rates between younger and older men. more surpris

the new airline, easyjet europe, will be based in vienna.man has been detained by police investigating whether saline bags at a hospital had been tampered with. cumbria police say a 2a—year—old member of staff at cumberland infirmary is being questioned. and beyonce has released this image to celebrate her twins turning one month old. she posted this photo on social media, announcing that the twins have been named, sircarterand rumi. as we have been hearing, president trump has attended the annual bastille day military parade in paris, as guest of honour. the parade also marks one hundred years since the americans entered the first world war. at the end of his visit to france, president trump said the relationship between the two countries is stronger than ever. hugh schofield reports from paris. the french air force display team opened the military parade as it always does, but followed this year by six american f—16s. this is america year at bastille day, and it was americans, too, who led the march past down the champs—elysees. 200 us tro

it would be called easyjet europe and be based in vienna.eleased today suggest that european car sales are slowing. inustrywide registrations june increased 2.1% from 2016, making it the strongest june since 2007. the growth still lags behind the and there are, concerns it could be hitting a plateau. clashes broke out between police and former employers of a former pepsico plant in our -- in argentina on sunday. the laid off workers had been occupying the plant since it was closed on june 20. more than 500 people lost their jobs. logisticscided that were shutting down the plant. finally, a 15 euros british boy has charmed the internet after taking over a twitter account this week. his name is eddie. he may be the best thing to have happened to the pr of the company in a while. he tweeted that he was manning southern rails twitter account while on work experience at the company. he was ready to answer questions. twitter users took the bait. they asked him abstract questions like whether he would be eating for dinner. it is quite a change from

an easyjet passenger tweeted a moment a member of the ground staff in nice punched a man holding a baby. the victim claimed about an 11-hour flight delay when he was hit in the face. a fellow passenger said the punch left a mark. the baby was not hurt. the attacker who works for a subcontractor, not easyjet, has been suspended. >> well, his anger management class hat not worked out for him. that is not the right response. >> customer service response, in the questionnaire, i might have said, did not meet expectations. >>> meanwhile, a dramatic shakeup at the white house. reince priebus out. john kelly in as white house chief of staff. what do the president eeps strongest supporters in congress think of this change? we'll talk to them next. i'm leaving you, wesley. but why? you haven't noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't remember that. stop this madness. if it's appreciation you want you should both get snapshot from progressive. it rewards good drivers with big discounts on car insuran

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easyjet said four of its flights had been diverted, while british airways said one plane had been sentmouth. 0ther flights had to circle the airport as a precaution. sussex police are investigating. we will be talking to experts about how that might have happened later. president trump has been accused of inciting violence against journalists, after he tweeted a spoof wrestling video showing him assaulting a man with a cnn logo superimposed on his head. in the footage, he is shown punching the cnn character repeatedly. the president regularly accuses cnn and other media outlets of broadcasting what he calls fake news. 0ur correspondent tom burridge has more. it is president trump's latest attack on the so—called mainstream media. a video from 2007, when donald trump appeared at a wwe wrestling event. ringside, he pretended to beat someone up. but, on the version of the video the president has tweeted, a cnn logo is superimposed on the man's head. prominent american journalists, even some right—wing commentators, have criticised the video. this is not "modern—day presidential". it is mo

in britain, it is 6% on british airways, easyjet and monarch, ryanair, the same percentage and of courseing is that first officers, so the more junior member, they thing is that first officers, so the morejunior member, they are in bigger numbers, the number of female ca pta i ns bigger numbers, the number of female captains is lower. so the chances you will be on a flight with a male and female married couple are very low indeed. simon, thank you very much. david davis is with us. let's pick up david davis is with us. let's pick up on the rest of the papers. you pulled out one about teachers not qualified in their subject. well, these are deeply worrying times for those of us who care passionately about education. i am lucky enough to bea about education. i am lucky enough to be a school governor. a quarter of teachers are not qualified in their subject. particular worries in physics and the languages. two in five schools have seen an increase in the past year in the number of teachers taking lessons in subjects for which they are not qualified says the times. and what is the explanatio

the big news now: itv has appointed the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, as its new chief executive.n at the end of last month. paramedics, teachers, prison guards and firefighters are thousands of pounds worse off since 2010 after public—sector pay caps and freezes, according to the tuc. the head of the trade union body, frances o'grady, is calling for public—sector pay review bodies to be "genuinely independent". the government has announced the first major contracts for the high speed two railway between london and birmingham. balfour beatty, the swedish—based skanska, and carillion — which is facing financial difficulties — are among the companies chosen to build tunnels, bridges and embankments at a cost of nearly seven billion pounds. another week another data breach, but what can you do? last week it was us phone carrier verizon's turn, exposing millions of data records. lloyds, the insurance market says a major global cyber—attack has the potential to trigger £40 billion of economic losses, roughly the equivalent to a catastrophic natural disaster like 2012's hurricane sandy.

the budget airline easyjet is setting up a new company in austria to protect its european business interestseely through the european economic area but it is no guarantee it it will keep those rights. they will be based in vienna. let's see what has been making headlines around the world. we will start with the french newspaper leading with the french newspaper leading with the crackdown in turkey. president erdogan has dismissed thousands more one year after the failed coup. it also shows some of the bastille day celebrations in paris. president trump was at those events and he appears on the front cover of the gulf news. it leads with the tensions between cutter and some of it but listen neighbours. a minister is quoted saying that the diplomatic fallout is likely lost a lifetime. the financial times shows that the president ‘s macron and trump in paris. concerns coming from wall street that two of america's biggest banks have reported a drop in reve nu es banks have reported a drop in revenues from the trading business amidst signs of a possible downturn. on hearing the uk the guardian le

easyjet and british airways owner iag both down by more than 3%.er b&m rose 2.8% following reports at the weekend that it could be a takeover target for asda. that's all the business news. i'll be back in an hour's time. the sri lanka navy are trained to rescue people but yesterday it was two elephants that needed help after being swept out to sea. the rescue took place off the north east coast of the country. navy patrol boats towed the two elephants back to a jungle area near foul point, according to local media. earlier this month, navy sailors helped rescue a elephant that was found eight miles offshore in the indian ocean in northern sri lanka. nice weather down in sri lanka. let's see what's going on here. it's a tale of two halves today because on the one hand we have stunning weather across western parts, temperatures in the mid—20s, other parts in the east are stuck under a cloud andorra chilly. the week ahead will be changeable, wednesday we will be changeable, wednesday we will all get some rain but most days will all get some rain but m

the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, is to be itv‘s new chief executive.the commercial broadcaster early next year. police in manchester say a suspected arson attack at a mosque in the city is being treated as a hate crime. five fire engines tackled the blaze at the nasfat islamic centre last night — a prayer room was damaged. 0ur correspondent elaine dunkley reports from manchester. the nasfat islamic centre set on fire, parts of the mosque turned to ash and classrooms destroyed. luckily no one was inside. investigators searched for clues as to who was responsible while worshippers were forced to pray in the car park. if this was ramadan, people would have died here. they are still here until 11 o'clock every day. this is how bad it is. this is the third fire in three yea rs this is the third fire in three years and the most serious. in recent months pigs heads have been thrown into the building during services. i am fearfulfor thrown into the building during services. i am fearful for my kids, thatis services. i am fearful for my kids, that is all i am a

easyj et easyjet is setting up a new company in austria to protect its interests after britain leadsghts after brexit. it is now planning to set upa after brexit. it is now planning to set up a new airline which will be based in vienna and operate under an austrian air operator's certificate. the home secretary has launched a new strategy to tackle illicit drug use and after what the home office called a dramatic increase in the number of deaths from drugs in england and wales in the past five yea rs. england and wales in the past five years. the strategy focuses on making —— helping assets —— addicts to recover. enforcing the law on drugs. police raids against dealers have been the traditional way of clamping down on the drugs trade. it's estimated to cost the uk £10.7 billion a year. and the new government drug strategy says that approach will continue, along with renewed efforts to get people off drugs. that's what they do at the harbour centre in london — support people affected by drugs, and help them rebuild their lives. the home secretary amber rudd visited the centre this wee

british airways and easyjet were disrupted. police are investigating.ntified a further 32 high rise buildings that have failed fire safety tests, taking the total number to 181. tests are continuing nationwide, in an attempt to identify buildings encased in cladding similar to that used on the grenfell tower. according to the figures, salford has the greatest number of high rises that have failed tests. iraqi special forces have recaptured more territory in the old city of mosul, in the final stages of the operation to drive out so—called islamic state. troops and police are now closing in from three sides on the militants, who captured the city three years ago. but iraqi commanders say as many as 50,000 civilians may be trapped behind is lines, as 0rla guerin reports now from mosul. safe at last. from the dying days of battle against is. traumatised civilians fleeing with little more than the clothes they stand up in. some newly bereaved by the conflict. loud crying. she weeps for her brother. "every day you ask me how i am", she says. "and we sit toge

the airline vote with their feet, last week, easyjet has registered, taken of the uk aoc 100 plus aeroplanesre not waiting for government decisions, they are deciding to move business to europe. —— an aoc. all week there have been celebrations and commemorations of the moment 50 years ago when the sexual offences act decriminalised homosexual acts in private between consenting couples over the age of 21. what it wasn't was full emancipation, or a magic bullet that changed attitudes, prejudices and created an immediately accepting society. that has been a slower and, for many, a painfuljourney. now, lgbt people are more comfortable in their skin. but to say that homophobia doesn't exist, or that there is discrimination below the surface would be wrong. matthew todd, the former editor of attitude magazine, brought out his book straight jacket: how to be gay and happy to great acclaim last year. this is his film for newsnight about the mental health issues he says are still crippling too many lgbt people. voiceover: decriminalisation, adoption rights, equal marriage, britain's lgbt community ha

easyjet said four of its flights had been affected, while british airways said one plane had been sent precaution. sussex police are investigating. with me now is steve landells who is the british airlines pilot association flight safety specialist. thank you for taking the time to talk to us. this is a very serious incident, very concerning incident. either someone who is frankly an idiot flying this so close to an airport, or someone who does not ca re airport, or someone who does not care about the possible impact. what are you going to do about it that you have not already done? there is quite a lot we can do. this is an incident that is very worrying for british pilots, but we are seeing more and more incidents of near misses with drones and manned aircraft and we are seeing more disruption from drones. we are in no way against address, they have huge potential recreationally and commercially, but their obstruction in the airspace commercially, but their obstruction in the air space has to be safe and sensible. i think the first thing we need to do is educate people. they need to

the new airline, easyjet europe, will be based in vienna. the £250,000 wolfson economics prize for a plan to improve britain's roads. gergely raccuja proposed a distance—based charge to replace fuel duty and vehicle excise duty, with the money raised being used to boost investment in roads and improve air quality. he also said he could maker britain "pothole free" within five years. entrants were all asked to address the question: "how can we pay for better, safer, more reliable roads in a way that is fair to road users and good for the economy and the environment?" well, to find out more about the plan, we can speak to gergely raccuja now. thank you very much for coming on. tell me how you felt when you realised you had won this prize.” was chuffed to bits. it was an incredible journey. the was chuffed to bits. it was an incrediblejourney. the past two months i've worked with the rac foundation and they have supported me so much. it was amazing. and also my company, amey. the past two months have been incredible. on the face of it it seems

mark: just getting some breaking news from easyjet. it is to establish a new airline called easyjet europe. it hopes to get a license in the near future. it wants to establish this new airline with headquarters in vienna. easyjet europe established after the u.k. has left the e.u. little reaction in the share price to that news. trend or temporary, that is the question investors are asking about the slowdown in u.s. inflation. cpi could provide us with some clues. the figures which are due at 1:30 london time may either round out progress or suggest the slowdown is transitory. yesterday, janet yellen once again acknowledged the situation. >> we are very aware of the fact that inflation has been running below our 2% objective now for many years and we are very focused on trying to bring inflation up to our 2% objective. mark: let's bring in julian chillingworth, chief investment officer at rathbones. are you in the transitory camp or is it something more sinister? julian: morning. i would say to you that i think the fed and probably oth

investors are worried the underlying sales picture is quite disappointing and easyjet shares have fallenhief executive of itv. we will wait and see of these reports are confirmed. studio: thank you. more than 300 years since it was sunk in battle in the caribbean sea, a spanish 6alleon, with treasure estimated to be worth a billion dollars, could soon be salvaged off colombia's coast. the sanjose was loaded with jewels and coins for the spanish king when it was sunk in 1708 by a british warship. 6reg dawson reports. it is being called the holy grail of shipwrecks. somewhere at the bottom of the caribbean sea are the remains of the caribbean sea are the remains of the caribbean sea are the remains of the san jose. of the caribbean sea are the remains of the sanjose. at of the caribbean sea are the remains of the san jose. at the of the caribbean sea are the remains of the sanjose. at the time it sank it carried the world's largest maritime treasures. the cargo of gold, silver, james and jewellery is now thought to be worth at least $1 billion. it will soon be salvaged according to the col

easyjet and deutsche bank are two important companies that have started to move investment to the continenta safeguard against brexit. for the rest of us, we have learned that britain will continue to bea learned that britain will continue to be a major economic player during and after brexit. none of it will persuade those who have doubts that britain will come through this without taking a knock. everything depends on those negotiations. ministers want and need free—flowing trade between britain and the continent. what business leaders and european leaders want is certainty. although there is plenty of pessimism and optimism among politicians at westminster, certainty now and for the foreseeable future is a commodity which is going to be in short supply. john pienaar. the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard are tonight waiting to find out if they'll be able to take him home to die. having abandoned their fight to keep charlie alive, his mother connie yates returned to the high court to ask that her son leave great 0rmond street hospital. a judge will make the final decision to

itv has appointed the head of easyjet, carolyn mccall, as its new chief executive.own at the end of last month. paramedics, teachers, prison guards and firefighters are thousands of pounds worse off since 2010 after public—sector pay caps and freezes, according to the tuc. the head of the trade union body, frances o'grady, is calling for public—sector pay review bodies to be "genuinely independent". we use emojis every day, those little icons that we add to messages — so why not celebrate them? it's world emoji day! and there's serious money to be made from those little smileys you send to people on your phone. it's a £200 million business, in fact, due in part to fashion and music collaborations. nicolas loufrani is chief executive of the smiley company. what does the smiley company actually do? hello, jamie. well, the smiley company is a brand licensing company and we work with some of the biggest fashion chains in the world, big brands, through their fantastic creative products, to spread happiness and good vibes throughout the planet. what kind of products are t

apparently, the man had been waiting for 11 hours to board an easyjet flight from nice to london. employee doesn't actually work for the airline. >>> the end of the cold war and the beginning of the new world order. that's tonight's brand-new episode of "the nineties." we explore a decade of dramatic global change. here is a sneak peek. >> hardliners did not like the tone of reforms introduced by gorbachev. >> gorbachev's reforms were meant to restore and refresh communism and save the soviet union and it had the opposite effect. >> you couldn't reform this economic system. you had to throw it out. gorbachev wasn't able or willing to do that so it was a matter of time before the bold establishment would try to get rid of him. >> mr. gorbachev's message calling for unity has fallen on deaf ears. >> it's difficult for outsiders to capture the maelstrom that gorbachev was in. >> i remember being with him when i was traveling with president bush. he was depleted with what he had had to deal with on every level. >> it was a parade which was intended to celebrate a united and successful

compensations, a basic bilateral deal preserves uk—to—europe flights and vice versa but not necessarily easyjetse current rules require you to be a majority—eu owned. ultimately, the industry thinks we will get a deal because it would be unimaginable chaos without that. thank you both very much indeed. that's it for tonight. we just had to leave you with this piece of surreal theatre from steven colbert's late show on cbs. perhaps by repeating it we're just proving the author's point, but here's the actor andy serkis, who plays gollum in the lord of the rings, reading out donald trump's twitter feed. goodnight. as gollum: the fake news media has never been so wrong... orso dirty! purposefully incorrect stories and funny sources. to meet their agenda... of hate! sad! good evening. it was a lovely day across much of the uk today and with a lovely day today we have clear skies overnight tonight and that is going to lead to some fairly low temperatures in some rural parts. here is compilation of the beautiful day. there was rain in the beautiful day. there was rain in the south—east, that cleared a

(mark) officials with easyjet say the attacker was not an airline employee.gy saying the flight was held up because of a technical issue. ( mark ) a plane headed to oakland had to abort its take off because a passenger was naked. ( tiffany ) the spirit airlines plane was headed to oakland from las vegas. airline officials say a man boarding the plane took off all of his clothes and approached a flight attendant.( mark ) police took the passenger into custody. the plane was able to take off about 30 minutes later. (tiffany) coming up...a major terrorism plot is foiled. hear how police were able to catch the terrorists before the blew up an airplane. ( will ) police on the scene of an hours long standoff in san francisco. i will have the details in a live report. (mark)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)building high pressure over the state will result in a warming trend through midweek. very warm to hot temperatures are expected inland and over higher elevations over the next few days and will likely persist through

among those attending the talks were david davis, the ceos of barclays, hsbc, tesco, and easyjet.mansion 35 miles outside of london that historically serves as a weekend retreat for the foreign secretary. in foreign costs are lower with its fixed rates. lower bids were attended after the efforts to benchmark the 10 year notes at 1.1 percent. yields dropped to 0.05%, while the yen swung lower. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. match, guy. -- matt, guy. i am here in hamburg at the g-20, where angela merkel is going to give her opening statements. the german government says they do not want to challenge u.s. president donald trump here. but at the same time, they want to talk about in focus on trade, immigration, and climate change, three issues in which the u.s. president disagrees with most of the rest of the global leaders. ki is still with us. how do you price in this kind of political frustration and things that could be worse if you talk about what is happening in turkey and north korea

easyjet, they are all saying they are going and are scheduled.out accommodation? some buildings have been damaged. you are talking about flooding as well. and just general infrastructure, the resources, the facilities. they have been affected. it will not be, for some, the typical environment they expected for a family holiday. there is a bit of damage in the kos main part of the town. it is obvious advice, but don't go into buildings, near buildings, anywhere that has been damaged, anything vulnerable to damage... what if your hotel, the on new books, has been damaged? —— the one you booked. people have to be reassured that tour operators, if there is any risk, you will be moved. we have not heard of anyone having to be moved, any problems with hotels. i think the advice is just, you know, everything is as scheduled, flights are going. the commonwealth office is saying it is fine to travel. many people are going to be eastern med this summer. kos has had a bad time, a turbulent one, in the last two years, because of world events. and now people

saying if you have something but we will help you and you might be able to change your destination is easyjetuse of the destruction. how easy is it to change your plans if you have booked a hotel? not easy at all but if your campsite has temporarily closed or your hotel isn't functioning then your hotel isn't functioning then you will be able to switch your destination but it's very tricky. we understand the government has lifted its ban on travel to tunisia. that was after lots of terror problems there. are you expecting people to ta ke there. are you expecting people to take confidence in this? let's remind ourselves of the awful sequence remind ourselves of the awful sequence of events, tunisia was the place the arab spring began in 2010 and it appeared to have a peaceful transition but in 2015 in march there was an attack on a museum outsidejuniors there was an attack on a museum outside juniors and 22 there was an attack on a museum outsidejuniors and 22 people died including 20 tourists. then two years ago on the beach at sousse, 28 people died when a gunman went on the rampage includin