easyjet have said they will speak to the individuals involved as well.hat is your message, michael, thank you very much indeed. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you. goodbye. good evening, rain is pushing its way further into the uk at the moment, winds is picking up, the weather coming from the atlantic doesn't look very promising, this is the main area cloud which has brought rain across northern ireland, living over the irish seek and we have rain arriving in western of england and wales, but not much in scotland where we had 15 degrees, but it will turn wet overnight. there won't be much rain at all in eastern england, cloud braking late in wales and the south—west, sufficient clout and wind to keep the temperatures up overnight —— cloud. the main transferring its way further into scotland and that could be heavy at ti

marnie munns is one of easyjet's female pilots, marnie munns is one of easyjet's female captains, buta high gender pay gap, over 50%, because most of their pilots are men. they're the best paid employees, so there's a big gap across the company between what men and women earn. easyjet is trying to train more marnies. 0ur original female intake was 6%. we then decided to double the figures from six to 12% in two years. we would like to recruit 20% by 2020 and that's what we're aiming for at the moment, we are on target to do that. but 20% isn't 50%, half and half, men and women, is that enough? it isn't 50% but it is a start and 20% and we're going to be looking at other ways that we can increase that, but we've got to start somewhere and it's going to take time. easyjet's new male boss has taken a pay cut to match his female predecessors‘ earnings. but it will take years and a change in culture and attitudes to reduce the gender pay gap across all industries. in the time that i hope that i retire, we're going to try and normalise seeing a woman pilot or a female pilot, so that eventua

easyjet is trying to train more marnies. 0ur original female intake was 6%.ng for. at the moment, we are on target to do that. but 20% isn't 50%, half and half, men and women, is that enough? it is not 50% but it is a start and 20% and we are going to be looking at other ways that we can increase that, but we have got to start somewhere and it is going to take time. easyjet's new male boss has taken a pay cut to match his female predecessors' earnings. but it will take years and a change in culture and attitudes to reduce the gender pay gap across all industries. in the time that i hope that i retire, we're going to try and normalise seeing a woman pilot or a female pilot, so that eventually, this will be a completely normal image. # pack up, let's fly away! but the gender pay gap figures do not tell us the full story. an organisation only has to declare the average difference between what it pays all its men and all its women. not the hard details. such as whether it is paying the same money to a man and a woman doing equal work or work of equal value. which

there are not many spare seats on rya nair or easyjet plane there are not many spare seats on ryanairecause the staff there are parts —— the filled their aircraft before they let them take off. doctors and physicists in cambridge have joined forces to develop a new type of camera that could pick out abnormal cells before they develop into cancer. ahead of the first trials on patients, our science correspondent, richard westcott has been to see how it works. right now this is how you find one of britain's deadliest cancers. 0esophageal cancer kills 21 people a day because it is so difficult to spot. using a camera with a normal white light on the end, the doctor is looking at the dark red patch. it is a condition that is not dangerous in itself, but can contain cells that turn cancerous, if you can find them. early cancer appears as reddened. because we're looking at the contrast between red and red, this might be very difficult to appreciate. so, colour is a problem, but also a solution. these physicists already use different coloured lasers to study electrons. now they are adapting t

the first flight out on easyjet, commerce cook airlines and ryanairall on easyjet, commerce cook airlinesho were booked on those flights, rather than the thousands who were scrabbling around to try and get seats to their destination. so there will be lots of passengers who wa nted will be lots of passengers who wanted to travel last night but who can't, get planes booked this morning, what is the next course, peter passengers talk to and what is the airlines duty in terms of making sure passengers get on flights?m very clear what the rules are. as soon as the plane is cancelled, the airline is responsible for the first of all finding accommodation for the passengers, providing transport, supplying meals, until they get to their destination and effectively they have to rebook them on either their own flights or a rival airline. it is much easier said than done, and! airline. it is much easier said than done, and i have heard many stories of people just abandoning —— abandoned, they say, at the airport. hopefully everybody found somewhere to stay, they simply now have two train find out whe

there aren't that —— not that many spare seats on ryanair oi’ not that many spare seats on ryanair or easyjet—off. don't forget. you can keep up to date with the weather and travel situation wherever you are, by visiting the bbc news live page, that's at bbc.co.uk/news. you can also get live updates on the bbc news channel and your local radio station. the headlines on bbc news: warnings of snow and icy roads remain in place further disruption — but temperatures are expected to gradually rise. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. the prime minister's speech on britain leaving the european union has been given a cautious welcome by the leave and remain factions of her own party. setting out uk hopes for a future eu economic partnership, theresa may warned both sides had to accept " ha rd facts" but said she is confident a deal can be done. the prime minister's speech on britain leaving the european union has been given a cautious welcome by the leave and remain factions of her own party. setting out uk hopes for a future eu economic p

take edinburgh airport, all ryanair and easyj et edinburgh airport, all ryanair and easyjet flights haveer airports outside of the uk are closed, making the situation worst. dublin, geneva is another because of poor weather. around 50,000 brits are expected to be stranded, unable to get back into the uk. airports like heathrow have done all they can to try to get as many planes in here as possible in a safe fashion. they have been de—icing the runways and all airlines have been de—icing their planes as well. over 1000 lorry loads of snow was carted off this runway yesterday alone. they are combining flights to get as many people to where they need to go, but saying just check with your airline before you make thatjourney, to make sure it is not a wasted one. good advice, victoria. thank you. phil mackie is in worcester. just on the outskirts of wisdom. you can see really how much snow was drifting in the strong winds last night. —— just on the outskirts of worcester. this is just night. —— just on the outskirts of worcester. this isjust outside night. —— just on the outskirts of worceste

easyjet as well. the cac 40 down by .2%. the ibex down by .5%.e expecting .4% coming out of the german markets this morning. let's show you what's happening with the imap. mostly red this morning. this is the for the 350. there are bright spots in here. that is in the other section. industrials reasonably next. consumer discretionary trading. i will bounce around that. health care trading software as well. let's take a look at what is happening with the numbers. we have a dax trade. ftse down by .4%. still no docs trade coming through, but we will wait and see what happens with the movers. individual stock stories here. matt. .att: i love your new monitor it's great to see more indexes so you get a clearer picture of what is going on across europe and not just the three majors. take a look at my mov screen here. focus on the upper left-hand corner. you can see the breath. 451 stocks down. 88 stocks are gaining. clearly, it is going to be a down day and the laggards are leading. rio tinto, one of the biggest as far as subtracting index points, but

take edinburgh for example, all rya nair and easyjet service.find out that you made a wasted journey. thank you very much for that, victoria. the advice is to check before you go whatever form of travel you are planning. the driver of a bus who was filmed swerving to avoid a car in scotland yesterday talks about the moment she thought she might crash. footage was filmed in a dash cam in edinburgh. 0h, filmed in a dash cam in edinburgh. oh, my god! no! the person driving that bus that they had little time to react when they attempted a u—turn. a little earlier she spoke to my colleague. it wasjust as i came up to my colleague. it wasjust as i came up over to my colleague. it wasjust as i came up over the hill. i saw through the snow, the car in front of me. i didn't have much time to react. i had to take my foot off the break and just try and glided through the space that was there. there wasn't much space given that you were driving a double—decker bus. much space given that you were driving a double-decker bus. no. there was a very little space

and a lot of cancellations on easyjet. cancelled over 300 flights to and from the uk. 66 cancelled today, about half of those from bristol. cardiff airport closed, exeter closed all day, southampton looking dodgy as well. elsewhere, if you delay is only a few hours then count yourself lucky. and you've probably seen those pictures of train passengers who got very frustrated, they were so close to the station, the cupboard doors open, climbed onto the rail lines. people understand that frustration, but you must be so careful. unspea kably dangerous. part but you must be so careful. unspeakably dangerous. part of the problems we have seen in the south—east of england have been to do with the third rail, this rather victorian system powers the trains, but the third rail is full of high—voltage electricity, and nobody should ever stray onto the lines u nless should ever stray onto the lines unless they have been told to do so bya unless they have been told to do so by a member of network rail or the train crew. just unbelievab

higherolls-royce moving and other equities moving higher, easyjet was up.t is going on outside the business world. >> voters in russia have given vladimir putin their overwhelming approval for a fourth term as president. almost all the ballots counted, he had 77% of the vote and barely campaigned. some of his rivals described the election as a farce. putin is expected to keep trying to rebuild russia as a global power while dealing with the global -- will do with a stagnant economy at home. president trump is calling for drug dealers to get the death penalty in some cases. that is part of an effort to deal with the opioid crisis. opioid overdoses killed women 40,000 people in one he 16. and no hard feelings for the prince who was detained in an anticorruption crackdown. he spoke to erik schatzker in an exclusive interview. unfortunately, i was part of that group, but fortunately, i am out of it right now, and i am not the person who will come and say, i forget and don't forget. i forgive and forget at the same time. sayse saudi government they have paid mor

the gap left by air berlin is quickly filled by the likes of easyjet, operating profits will decliner as fuel expenses rise. shares of lufthansa up by 2.9%, 90 minutes from the close. look at shares from h&m. let's go to president trump. amebody -- president trump: nice day for a visit. >> i met the governor there. president trump: a great guy, a great story. write? i will, i love it. , and i mayerty there never get to see it again, but i will tell. >> do you play golf? president trump: i do play golf, do you play golf? >> know, but i am always willing to learn? >> [inaudible] is anent trump: that interesting border also. one of them happens to be where you are. it will be interesting to see what happens. it is my great honor to have the very popular prime minister of i , anded -- ireland with us we are having some good talks about trade and about military and about cyber and all the other things we are talking about. the relationship is outstanding and only getting better, and it is a very special group of people. a tremendous number of irish are living in new york, where i grew up,

rya nair and easyjet lights have flights cancelled out of edinburgh.and the planes before you are allowed to take off again. where you have snow vehicles coming in here, i don't know if you can see them. there is a whole line of possessing down the northern runway. plenty more of these vehicles are doing their work to clear the runway as we go. no planes can land on the runway until it is clear. it causes severe delays. another thing they are dealing with is low visibility. for a traffic control, lights have to go more slowly into the airport when they are taxiing around the airport they are taxiing around the airport they need to go more slowly. there are speed restrictions on the ground. more space is needed between the planes. that reduces capacity. capacity is the key problem. we are seeing lots of pre—emptive cancellations of flights to give a bit more space into the schedule. that is so flights that do leave can leave on time. expect plenty more disruptions when it comes to air travel today. and queue. it is snowing here once again at alnwick in

easyjet were one of the worst, paying men 46% more than women.than men about 1% more. not a huge difference but women getting more with those companies. sam smethers is the chief executive of the fawcett society. there are some really quite considerable gaps between what women and men are turning in some of our household names around the country, and what that tells us is these organisations need to put an action plan in place so they can start to address the problem. we need to move from publishing the numbers to putting a plan in place and what we have to have is transparency in page because if we don't have transparency we can't have equality. this isn't the fault completely of companies, it is historical issue as well, women have often donejobs men don't want to do. this is a job from schools to boardrooms to make sure young people no matter their gender or background doesn't affect them getting the same opportunities. what's interesting is how information like that, seeing it, can dry change. it is. -- drive change. if you want to see all th