easyjet operate on those routes.will buy your ticket on the nearest available flight on easyj et the nearest available flight on easyjet and they have refused to do so, says the civil aviation authority. they have announced more flight authority. they have announced more flight cancellations affecting 400,000 people. is this the end of it? that is what ryanair passengers will wonder. will that be more flight will wonder. will that be more flight cancellations announced in future? ryanair says absolutely not, they say this is sorting out their pilot rostering issues once and for all and these are tied up with very complicated games of three—dimensional chess that needs to be played with pilot rosters, making sure they're not exceeding theirflight time making sure they're not exceeding their flight time limitations, that they're getting the holidays they need and that they working when they are mainly needs them to work and that clearly has gone very badly wrong. i must say, however, that ten days ago when they announced

the fact that british and irish airlines such as ryanair and easyjet have a storm issuing the good safety record and ultimately you know that is the commodity that i think people value above all else so therefore. as a consumer absolutely celebrating the choice we have both within europe and spreading worldwide now in terms of excellent airlines with very good fares it's great time to be a traveler it's also of course correct that they need to look after the passengers they need probably to have to pay up when they mess up ok but i think the sorts of problems we're having here are problems that many other parts of the world particularly say africa would love to have. in canada i guess this is about pleasing the pilots the investors and the passengers can any low cost carrier please all the people all the time it may be very difficult and this is part of the problem that what we seek currently is a resort of our own in order to have to be more competitive airlines are for lower and lower price and therefore cut more and more services but very little is done actually in terms of efficiency

correspondent: the bank of berlin stated that negotiations with lufthansa and easyjet are being heldntil october 12. >> considering the difficult situation, i'm relieved to say that after our negotiations, we are on the way to achieving good job prospects with our bidders. correspondent: technical details will be thought out in the coming weeks and any deal will need approval from lawmakers. easykejet is only interested in parts of the passenger airline. the sales and should generate some 315 million euros. that is good news for the german taxpayer because the bridging loans provided fo --provided by the german government can be paid back. brent: u.s. president donald trump said north korea's leader would not be around much longer. north korea saying it has the right to take countermeasures and stating the u.s. has in directly declared war on the country. she is on wall street. comments from north korea have made some investors cautious. correspondent: even if trump say s he did not declare war on nort h korea, if north korea heard war they are going to act accordingly. that is what

easyjet has just announced trials of a new air filtration system that denies a connection to so-called aero toxic syndrome the airline says it wants to identify and reduce incidents of unusual smells and fumes in the cabin these events can have short term effects on health and lead to flight disruption but it continues this has no link through the study whether any form of long term illness occurs in airline crew due to exposures to cabin. well earlier this year the european aviation safety agency also said in-flight measurements have been conducted on a number of commercial flights offer defining adequate and reliable air contaminants measurements methods for cockpit and passenger cabin air is the results show that cabin cockpit air quality is similar or better than what's observed in normal indoor environments no occupational exposure limits and guidelines exceed it. well despite the reassurances all the people in the airline industry particularly those who've become ill once more for research based on two thousand and fifty numbers off a million airline crew could be exposed to the

nikky a spart of a bit to split up the bankrupt company air berlin's remaining assets could go to easyjet and contour another big german airline the company's board of directors is due to discuss the offers and make an announcement later on now the decision to air berlin future affects thousands of employees who far or fear rather each working day that the could be the last for the company. or layoffs just around the corner air berlin ground crews could soon be out of jobs what routes will remain how many flight attendants will still be needed in a few weeks or months press reports now say the bankrupt airline is dropping all of its long haul flights beginning october fifteenth. the situation for air berlin staff has grown precarious we don't know which jobs are really secure in the long term and we've been aware for a while that in ministration in technical staff in particular don't seem to have any future here kind of. that's why both unions and the airline are now demanding that german government set up a temporary employment agency as a safety net for air berlin employees left jobless

coming up only three biggest left in the race for abolition the bankrupt carrier is in talks with easyjet and commodore . and apple's new i phone eight launches today but two users give it a lesson in susie a stick wellcome and with previous debuts. welcome to the business and we're starting with this news ride sharing service has lost its operating license in london the transport regulator has decided that it is quote not fit and proper in public safety and security the agency cited approach to handling serious criminal offenses and its use of software to block regulatory bodies from gaining full access to its app the move affects over forty thousand drivers who plans to appeal the ruling and it can continue to operate until the appeals process is exhausted. france's president manuel mccall is to sign a series of labor reforms into law today tens of thousands of people took to the streets on thursday to protest the changes the measures make it easier to hire and fire workers and allow small companies to negotiate directly with stuff rather than through trade unions hopes the reforms will

based airline easyjet is trying out a new air filtering system but denies that that's because crew and passengers are at risk caroline malone explains. if you get on a plane nearly any commercial flight events allow you to breathe normally the air pumped into the cabin includes bleed air that's being sucked in by the engines then compressed and finally circulated with the existing air inside the aircraft but sometimes that bleed air is contaminated remnants of engine fuel or liquids that schools instance on major airlines including one in may when cabin crew became ill from the fumes while a study published in the public health journal says a low level leakage into the aircraft could be a problem particularly for pilots and crew who fly regularly a co-author of the report of four pilot herself with a master's degree in airline safety said more than one in ten of the pilots she studied to flew the be a one for six aircraft suffered chronic illnesses such as cancer your logical problems were fatal this problem is related to any across using bleeding is supplied off the engine but that ai

taking form the bankrupt airline stated after a board meeting on monday negotiations with of johns and easyjet are being held until october twelfth. considering the difficult situation i'm relieved to say that after our negotiations we are on the way to achieving good job prospects for around eighty percent of our colleagues here berlin with our bidders in the name and. so finns and technical details will be thrashed out in the coming weeks and any final deal will need to be approved by european regulators at stake of the carriers one hundred forty least aircraft coveted landing and takeoff slots at german airports some prime berlin real estate and the livelihoods of thousands of employees easy jet is only interested in parts of the passenger airline while the town's a spade includes austrian airline nikki as well for sale she generates some three hundred fifty million euros two hundred million of which will come from love tons and that's good news for the german taxpayer because the one hundred fifty million euros in bridging loans provided by the german government can be paid back in full .

easyjet has just announced trials of a new ad filtration system that denies a connection to so-called aero toxic syndrome the airline says it wants to identify and reduce incidents of unusual smells and fumes in the cabin these events can have short term effects on health and lead to flight disruption but it continues this has no link for this study whether any form of long term illness occurs in airline crew due to exposures to cabin air well earlier this year the european aviation safety agency also said in-flight measurements have been conducted on a number of commercial flights offer defining adequate and reliable air contaminants measurements methods for cockpit and passenger cabin air is the result show that cabin cockpit air quality is similar or better than what's observed in normal indoor environments no occupational exposure limits and guidelines exceeded . well despite the reassurances other people in the airline industry particularly those who become ill once more thorough research based on two thousand and fifteen numbers half a million could be exposed to the fume danger

easyjet is teaming up with norwegian and westjet to offer flights to north and south america, as well the price of a home in your local area? when the two are compared it looks like there is a significant north—south divide. the yorkshire building society says more than half of britain has seen wages rise more quickly than house prices in the last ten years — but unsurprisingly in the south east house prices have soared, vastly outstripping wages. joining us. about this is andrew mcphillips, from the yorkshire building society, where he is chief economist. your research shows that in 54% of areas, including places like edinburgh and birmingham, he has outpaced house rises over the past ten years. many people will be quite surprised to hear that, especially on a day when we are reporting weak and slow wage growth in the uk. absolutely, and the story is, in the south—east in particular we saw property prices crash during the financial crisis but then they have recovered and grown quite quickly and outstripped wage growth in that period. in other places, scotla nd in that period. in othe

easyjet is working with u.s.ring startups to develop a fully electric commercial plane within a decade. the aircraft would cover 20% of passengers easyjet flies today. factory powered planes offer a way to reduce fuel costs which is typically among the biggest expense for airlines. upset over the protests by nfl players during the national anthem can get their money back. directv says they will refund money to anybody who wants to cancel their nfl sunday ticket package. it costs almost $300 a season. at&t offers various promotions and monthly pricing options. bloomberg istest this flash. is back on spotlight president trump former campaign chairman paul manafort. people familiar with the matter say he wanted a meeting with a russian oligarchs not only to appeal to a superpower but also dispute over a failed business deal. joining us now to discuss is winnie o'kelley. take us back to july. i picked the locks and went through all of his personal stuff. what do they find? >> we don't know what they found. we know wh

introducing -- easyjet are introducing a new this is called world why -- worldwide by easyjet.n i book full cost airlines through other airlines it never bodes well so i am not sure how well it is going to work with easyjet. we will see it sometime in the near future. let's talk about cars right now. the world's largest carmaker electric -- offers an version of all of its models by 2030. what will the shift away from fossil fuels mean for volkswagen? joining us from the frankfurt motor show. that is an ambitious goal, 300 models including porsche 911, the ducati, lamborghini, are we going to see electric versions of all of these cars? basically i am representing volkswagen rands. -- brands. for every car you know of our brand, the key models and any other models that are representative of l brands today, we'll have the full electric equivalent and you see cars behind me that are no longer real show cars. they are -- the volkswagen brand is full stay monde the electric march. we have dedicated a lot of our research and annulment, a lot of our financial resources to bring to life

form the bankrupt airline stated after a board meeting on monday negotiations with lufthansa and easyjet are being held until october twelfth. in comedy. considering the difficult situation i'm relieved to say that after our negotiations we are on the way to achieving good job prospects for around eighty percent of our colleagues as arab are laden with our bidders in the name and. so fins and technical details will be thrashed out in the coming weeks and any final deal will need to be approved by european regulators at stake of the carriers one hundred forty least aircraft coveted landing and takeoff slots of german airports some prime berlin real estate and the livelihoods of thousands of employees easy jet is only interested in parts of the passenger airline while love towns is paid includes austrian airline nicky as well for sale she generates some three hundred fifty million euros two hundred million of which will come from love tons of that's good news for the german taxpayer because the one hundred fifty million euros in bridging loans provided by the german government can be paid

airline is bankrupt and looking for a buyer an announcement is due monday right now i love times that easyjet on thomas cook's condo are the front runners so are layoffs around the corner the trade unions are calling for action. the situation for average stock has grown very precarious we don't know it's a moment which jobs are really secure in the long term we've been aware for quite a while that jobs for administrative and technical staff don't seem to have any future. that's why both unions and the airline are demanding the german government set up a temporary employment agency to act as a safety net for air berlin employees left jobless after the dust settles they'd receive financial aid and job training during the transition period another sign that the airline expects it won't find an investor to take it on lock stock and barrel. it's bad news for london on friday the city's transportation authority said it will not renew the operating license effective october first the regulators said it concerns about customer security and safety and said the us started demonstrates a lack of corpora

ft and budget kerry easyjet is reportedly hoping to expand its operations it doesn't offer a major hub for evelyn and western germany looking to acquire forty planes then there is a group led by investor verbal who wants to take over billing completely for up to five hundred million orus klassen a former energy executive has a similar plan he's offering one hundred million euros ok so those are the bits who's going to get what a decision is due on monday that's the day after the german election until then staff can only sit and hope for the best. for layoffs just around the corner air berlin ground crews could soon be out of jobs what routes will remain how many flight attendants will still be needed in a few weeks or months press reports now say the bankrupt airline is dropping all of its long haul flights beginning october fifteenth. to use it what's the situation for air berlin staff has grown precarious we don't know which jobs are really secure in the long term and we've been aware for a while that in ministration in technical staff in particular don't seem to have any future here

. >>> easyjet launched a new booking platform allowing customers to book long-haul flights with other airlines. the initial partners are west jet and norwegian who will offer flights to north and south america and sing bore from gatwick airport. up 1.5% on the news. >>> still to come, jamie dimon, barry sternlich, insight from some powerful players on wall street. >>> first here's the national weather forecast from bill karins >>> good morning to you. still watching what's left of irma, just some clouds right now and a bit of rain. this will spark showers over the next two days. first today in the ohio valley, it's not going to cause flooding concerns, just causing some cool temperatures for this time of year by the time we get to thursday, this thing slides into areas of the northeast. has not rained in the northeast in a while can use some of those showers for the lawns and grass and gardens. not heavy rainfall forecast temperatures for highs, san antonio to dallas, very w m warm no problems on the west coast. in florida, upper 70s and low 80s. still watching jose. not causing probl

i would have thought that easyjet is a good example of a good employer who provides the vast majority is ryanair does not. i don't think the uk consumers would complain much about the service and the value for money that easyjet provides against ryanair. captain cullen, thanks forjoining us. in his life, russell brand admits to a series of addictions — chocolate biscuits, heroin, sex and self harm. now a father, and happily married, he has, he says, discovered a way through and away from addiction. and he wants to help others find the same thing in his new book, recovery. i wanted to know how much it had changed what he thinks about women, politics and himself. i went to meet him. what i feel like it is that, in a way, addiction is a good analytical tool, a good way of looking at attachment and dependency. in a way, i feel like it's just the amplification of the way that everybody lives through attachment, through external means, fortifying ourselves with, say, wonderful attire or possibly through personal achievement and success, that we are looking to somehow supplement our experien

easyjet officials say an electric plane would be a radical step taking expensive jet fuel out of thequation. electric airplanes also have zero emissions and make less noise. >>> well, forbes magazine list world's highest paper hip art artist and sean combs takes the top spot. >> he took home 130 million-dollar, thanks to his tour, ownership in vodka and tequilla companies and the selling of part of his clothing line, rounding out top five drake, jay-z, doctor dre and chance the rapper. >>> forbes has named big bang theory jim parsons as television's highest paid actor. he earned 27.5 million-dollar this past year edging out his co-star by a million-dollar for the top spot. several big bang actor simon hellberg and came in third and fourth and taking in 26 and 25 million, respectively. and mark harmon, ncis, rounded up on top five with 19 million cbs. >> gentlemen, jim parsons would i not guess that. >> what does he says. >> um-hmm. >> that is the line. >> it is very lucrative. >> i got it. >> that is it, that is it. i'm working during that time a lot of folks watch it. >> really cute

based airline easyjet is trying to find out new air filtering systems but denies it's because crew and passengers are at risk caroline with their own expense. if you get on a plane nearly any commercial flight events allow you to breathe normally the air pumped into the cabin includes bleed air that's being sucked in by the engines then compressed and finally circulated with the existing air inside the aircraft but sometimes that bleed air is contaminated remnants of engine fuel or liquids that schools instance on major airlines including one in may when cabin crew became ill from the fumes what a study published in the public health journal says a low level leakage into the aircraft could be a problem particularly for pilots and crew who fly regularly a co-author of the report of four pilot herself with a master's degree in airline safety said more than one in ten of the pilots she studied to flew the be a one for six aircraft suffered chronic illnesses such as cancer your logical problems were fatal this problem is related to any across using bleeding is supplied off the engine but t

other bidders include a british low-cost carrier, easyjet, and several german entrepreneurs, some ofhich don't have a connection or little connection to the aviation industry. we will see on friday two of these has the most credible offers. gerhard: bidders are lining up everyone is criticizing the pilots. don't they have a point? christoph: the situation is the following -- passengers are aggravated because of these strikes because planes are not taking off. this will likely have a financial impact because every airline needs bookings, which means they need the cash spigot from people for service these people only use in the future. not knowing if your plane is going to take off, if you are in limbo, that undermines the trust in the company and you think twice about booking. so, these diminishing -- the diminishing trust in the company will have an effect. and these wild strikes have become a nuisance. in the last couple years we have seen them. in this case, with air berlin, the pilots have apparently cahooted in secret, something management was unable to prevent. gerhard: a conspi

uk airline easyjet is to let customers use its website to book long—haul flights with other carriers.merica, as well as singapore, from gatwick. to the us now, and lawmakers say ‘somebody needs to go to jail‘ in the ongoing row about the equifax security breach. 36 us senators have called on federal authorities to investigate the sale of nearly $2 million in shares of credit bureau equifax by company executives after a massive data breach. samira hussain is at the new york stock exchange. samira, explained the timeline of this story for us, from the breach to the sale of shares, the news of the breach being made public. absolutely. so what happened was that there was a data breach at equus fax back in the middle of july. and the data was con from iced for about a week or two weeks. in that time, hackers had access to the names, dates of birth, and most crucially the social security numbers of more than 140 million americans. equus fax found out about it towards the end ofjuly, but we only found out about this massive breach, or rather the american public good, at the beginning of sept

can they claim for the easyjet flight? absolutely, the same again.again and again. they are just two people out of hundreds of thousands of people who are going to be faced with this same dilemma now. they had a flight booked, all the arrangements in place, many of those will still want to carry out those arrangements. they will still want to fly to their destination and they are looking for a replacement flights. the law is clear, if an airline is going to cancel the flight that was previously arranged they have to put that passenger on a replacement form of transport. it doesn't have to be a flight, it could be a ferry or train, if that confers the same goal. matt goes on, we are getting an impression from articles we should also have payment for our accommodation because our flight was delayed. i'm not sure if that's correct. we haven't been requesting a refund, perhaps you could find out for us. the accommodation issue, are they entitled to claim for that if they entitled to claim for that if they are delayed more than two days? yeah, the researc

uk airline easyjet is to let customers use its website to book long—haul flights with other carriers.o offer flights to north and south america, as well as singapore, from gatwick. another update on the jobs market, and the figures show as we can see that unemployment in the uk fell by 75,000 in the three months tojuly. that takes the jobless rate down to 4.3%, a new 42 year low, but a squeeze on incomes continues. wages we re squeeze on incomes continues. wages were 2.1% higher than a year earlier and that is little changed from the previous month's rate. and with inflation hitting 2.9% in august, itsjoint highest inflation hitting 2.9% in august, its joint highest in inflation hitting 2.9% in august, itsjoint highest in more than inflation hitting 2.9% in august, its joint highest in more than five yea rs, wages its joint highest in more than five years, wages are failing to keep up. that means, on average, we have all had a painter —— a pay cut. jane foliage explains why we are feeling poorer. wages are down now .4% in real terms when inflation is taken under consideration. if you

over of the bankrupt and subsidiary nikky as part of a bid to carve up the company the report says easyjet quando are displayed evidence remaining assets of the airline now says negotiations will continue until october the twelve. ryanair has good customers with flight cancellations that came out of nowhere the company's chief executive said it was due to an error in planning the pilots' vacations but now we know there are far deeper problems with the airline ryanair is europe's largest carrier by passenger numbers but those might go down if the low cost airline doesn't deliver on syrus. the bad news first ryanair may be canceling even more flights at the start of the week the budget airline announced it will cancel forty to fifty flights a day for the next six weeks ryanair boss michael o'leary said it was due to errors made when planning pilot holidays but at a shareholder meeting in dublin on thursday o'leary said he couldn't guarantee there would be no more cancellations hundreds of thousands of travelers are already affected the airline is preparing for up to twenty million euros in c

nikky as part of a bid to split up the bankrupt company air berlin's remaining assets could go to easyjet and condor another german airline the company's board of directors is due to discuss the offers and make an announcement of money. and staying in the airline business ryanair has angered customers with flight cancellations that came out of nowhere now the company's chief executive said it was due to an error in planning the pilots' vacations but now we know there are far deeper problems with the airline ryanair is europe's largest carrier by passenger numbers but those might go down if the low cost airline doesn't deliver answers. the bad news first ryan air may be canceling even more flights at the start of the week the budget airline announced it will cancel forty to fifty flights a day for the next six weeks ryan air boss michael o'leary said this was due to errors made in the planning of pilot holidays. but at a shareholder meeting and dublin today a leary said he couldn't guarantee there would be no more cancellations hundreds of thousands of travelers are already affected the ir

radically different car from current models that will go on sale in twenty twenty budget airline easyjet also announced this week it wants to fly electric planes within the decade it's teaming up with the u.s. startup right electric to build an all electric airliner. now a trade dispute between the u.s. and canada is threatening the jobs of thousands of workers beyond north america it involves u.s. aviation giant boeing and canada's bond body the u.s. has slapped tariffs on the new bond body a c. series plane boeing claims the new aircraft are being unfairly subsidized northern ireland is caught up in this route to as daniel lak reports now from toronto several years behind schedule and more than a billion dollars over budget bombard the series passenger jet is finally flying a modest number of planes have been ordered including by the u.s. airline delta but this u.s. commerce department ruling in support of a complaint by rival boeing could trouble the price of the bombard planes and this government is holding crisis meetings obviously were disappointed by the decision and i will contin

meetings that for the moment air berlin i was only talking with lufthansa with condo and also with easyjet and that those smaller bidders are already out of the already received a statement from one of the smaller bidders his name is mr worley used to be the owner of a smaller airline in the past here in germany he was saying that he is speechless on how you know basically a tax money is being spent on this credit that air berlin received and that brand you know with this is going to be destroyed because you know what's going to be most likely to happen you know when a big airline really takes over those big parts of air berlin we are not going to see anymore in the future the logo of air berlin on airplanes well daniel if you can put it in a nut shell of what this looked on so have the other stand. what i can tell you you know we're always talking about that interesting to take over air berlin and the reality is a lot of towns are group because what's going to happen that flight personnel and pilots are going to work for euro wings which is the low cost carrier towns are and in that area

we have two airlines, airasia, which is the easyjet and ryanair, then we have airasia x, which has grownays said it was a medium—haul model, so, you know, four hours to about eight or nine, we do a flight that is 10 hours. europe is a bloodbath right now. all the middle east carriers, you know, you look at the results. you are not interested in europe to asia? not at the moment. let them clean it up. the competition will eventually sort itself out. then we will go in. we are happy going to asia to asia, asia to australia, and creating something we haven't before, and a hub in bangkok and kuala lumpur. if you want to grow rapidly in asia it means, and i think your strategic view is the same, it means you are going to have to get deep into china, and the sort of secondary and tertiary airports in china. correct. the problem there is the chinese government clearly favours its own big three state airlines. i don't... how are you going to move into china in that climate? we are the first airline to be given a foreign airline...the first foreign airline to be given a local licence. china and c

no, probably not, probably the easyjet if it is the same price.ess, thatis they will lose a lot of business, that is definite. ryanair has been anything but satisfying for those caught up in this cancellation chaos. airline says it will comply with the regulator and has issued guidance to call centre staff. that has and still is a very big is his story. rachel has more for us now. we are talking digital this morning. we start in the estonian capital tallinn, where european union leaders are gathering for a digital summit. they'll be talking about the opportunities of new technology but also some of the risks of increasing digitalization. let's show you some of the details. digital business is already the fastest—growing area of trade in the eu but it could be a lot bigger. the eu says almost $9.5 billion a year could be saved by removing barriers to data flowing across borders. but there are also huge risks. according to the eu presidency, by 2019, cyber crime will be costing $2.1; trillion a year. the challenge for cyber security is getting bigge

easyjet will team up with norwegian and westjet to offer flights to north and west america and singaporecutive of us credit reporting agency equifax has promised to make changes after the company suffered one of the biggest data breaches in history. the hacking attack affected 143 million us customers and the firm now faces multiple lawsuits and a possible federal investigation. news that came through yesterday. the pr firm embroiled in a racism scandal has collapsed into administration in the uk. bell pottinger was accused of running a racially charged pr campaign in south africa and put itself up for sale last week, but could not find a buyer. administrators say the firm had been "heavily financially impacted" by the scandal. the president of the european union jean—claude juncker has been giving his state of the union address. the resounding message is that the eu is very much open for business. let's speak with david 0wen, chief european economist, jefferies joins us from the bbc newsroom. nice to see you. hi. what do you make of what he has said so far? he is trying to sound as bull

easyjet says 48 hours and they will look at booking due on another airline.easonable to buy another flight and to claim it back but i cannot make a guaranteed you would win that money back. thank you so much. since 2015, russian forces have been involved in the conflict in syria, fighting to take so called islamic state strongholds and put them back under the control of president assad. 0ur moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, has been on an excursion with the russian army, to deir ez—zor, a city which was taken back from is just a few days ago. 0na on a russian military helicopter, we are heading east across syria. the russian army won't tell us where it is taking us. that is for our own security, they say. somewhere in the desert, there is a quick change to another helicopter and the mystery tour continues. the russians are taking no chances. islamic state's strongholds are in the eastern syria. we are escorted by two gunships in case we come under attack. eventually, we arrive in deir ez—zor, a city that is starting to recover from a deir ez—zor, a city

the bankrupt allen subsidiary nicky is part of a bit to well call up the company that reports say easyjet and condo ought to split eben's remaining assets and i now says negotiations will continue until the twelfth of october. apple's latest i phone has hit the show today in the i phone eight boasts a new display and wireless charging among plenty of other features and excitement is high but some apple fans do have some qualms about the new release. it's become a familiar scene the new i phone and long lines outside of apple stores worldwide to greet it today its i phone eight buyers in australia and asia awoke early on friday to get the latest model in their hands new features include a faster processor a retina h.d. screen and wireless charging a plus version offers more features not everyone is sold other smartphones already offer similar features and some say the improvements do not merit the price tag it's not much of an upgrade it's more of a it shouldn't in my pretty sure to be important they issue to being called a seven s i phone some i phone fans may be distracted by the coming

easyjet is backing plans to develop commercial passenger planes powered by electric batteries. proposed aircraft to fly passengers on short—haul routes possibly within the next 10 to 20 years. the prototype will be developed by a us firm called wright electric which has already built a two—seat battery powered plane. french president emmanuel macron‘s government will deliver its first annual budget today. as a former economy minister to former president francois hollande, his economic credentials formed a big part of his campaign. however he still has a big task on his hands. let's go live to paris for more on this story. we are joined by thomas. give us your take on what might be in this budget. well, the budget is really a follow—up to emmanuel macron‘s campaign promises. there are no surprises here. perhaps the novelty is that what they're plan to go do is to extend the budget planning for the five consecutive yea rs planning for the five consecutive years and basically how i wool summarise it, there is no surprises, there is a lot of smoothing and tax cuts and there are als

the bankrupt allen subsidiary nikky as part of the bridge to cough up the company the reports say easyjet and condo split to add billions remaining assets the airline now says though negotiations will continue until october the twelfth. and up as the latest i phone hits the shelves today the i phone ad boasts a new display and wireless charging that among other features excitement is high as usual but some apple fans are having qualms about the new release. it's become a familiar scene a new i phone and long lines outside of apple stores worldwide to greet it today its i phone eight buyers in australia and asia awoke early on friday to get the latest model in their hands new features include a faster processor a retina h.d. screen and wireless charging plus version offers more features not everyone is sold other smartphones already offer similar features and some say the improvements do not merit the price tag it's not much of an upgrade it's more that it shouldn't in my pretty sure to be important a issue to being called a seven s i phone some i phone fans may be distracted by the coming

radically different car from current models that will go on sale in twenty twenty budget airline easyjet also announced this week it wants to fly electric planes within the decade it's teaming up with the u.s. start up right electric to build an all electric airliner. now a trade dispute between the u.s. and canada is threatening the jobs of thousands of aircraft workers beyond north america it involves u.s. aviation giant boeing and canada's bond body the u.s. has slapped tariffs on the new bond body a c. series plane boeing claims the new aircraft are being unfairly subsidized northern ireland is caught up in this route to as daniel lak reports now from toronto several years behind schedule and more than a billion dollars over budget bombard the series passenger jet is finally flying a modest number of planes have been ordered including by the u.s. airline delta but this u.s. commerce department ruling in support of a complaint by rival boeing could trouble the price of the bombard planes and this government is holding crisis meetings obviously were disappointed by the decision and i w

other airlines are expected to stake their claim include lufthansa and easyjet. >> can doubt sound effect for the plane. >> there's formula one in singapore as well. >> you are going to be back in time >> i hope so >>> stock picking seems to be outperforming any other strategy this year, according to the financial times, sectors in the u.s. market are no longer moving together favoring stock pickers over passive investors let's get an overview of the hedge fund industry. equities has done well stock picking is back in vogue what has not done well >> the hedge funds are recovering, we find it more difficult in global macro systematic strategies, more difficult period this year it's dispersed. that goes along in line with what you said, compression, historically low levels of volatility when we do have an event, the market spikes up, and that makes it fairly difficult to trade >> just to your point of rising dispersion, does that mean that equity long short strategy will continue to be the go-to favored strategy amongst the hedge funds? >> equity long short benefits massively for any direct

but rya nair, easyjet who fly exactly the same brutes.n yesterday he was told, sorry, none of those flights are going ahead. that is despite ryanair telling us days ago that there was nothing to see, we are cancelling 2000 flights between now and the end of october that the winter schedule will be fine. it is clear the pilot rostering issues, which must comprise the biggest staff shortage scandal of all time, go much deeper than we thought. they‘ve cancelled 18,000 more flies, disrupting travel plans of 400,000 people, and have now been told that you‘ve got to toe the line. we had a statement from ryanair, they say they comply fully with eu 261, the european legislation that governs passengers rights, we are talking to the civil aviation authority and we do whatever they tell us. that could mean people who have already rebooked with other airlines that their own expense, they may be able to go after ryanair to pay the difference. it is not going away, we will speak to you in about this. thank you. second time lucky, let‘s go to carol with