how much of a win is that to easyjet?air first hand easyjet second. both of the benefits of that economy of scale to be able to fight of the problems that have happened for a variety of other airlines. inevitably you are going to find personnel at one or the other considering the other as an option, and people do make career changes. i would not be the huge amount into it insofar as both are growing and both offer career opportunities to people. and k. still tough economic conditions across europe. you can have a look at our page. details of a pub deal. you're watching business live — our top story — shares in streaming giant netflix have fallen after it added less new customers than expected after it put prices up. a quick look at how the markets are faring. this is the picture across europe towards the start of the trading session. negative territory. not great. now let's turn to one of the oldest alcoholic drinks around — gin. it's long had its fans, but more recently its popularity has surged even further worldwide. m

. >>> easyjet shares take off after backing the full-year outlook and lands a new chief operating officer. >>> and shares in asos sink after issuing their third profit warning in the last eight months >>> all right. very warm welcome to you all we are right in the middle of european earnings season things are beginning to ramp up. annette and julianna will have the latest on s.a.p. and novartis first two stocks here in the uk. asos is one we've been following closely. they have issued the third profit warning in eight months citing operational issues in europe and the u.s at one point asos -- you can see the stock is down 12.7%, at one point they were down 20% another stock we're looking at is easyjet first half results did meet expectations the budget airliner reiterated their full-year guidance easyjet is up there at 3.6%. one of the few green spots on the heat map today s.a.p. says one-off costs contributed to a 21% fall in second quarter operating profit, but the german business software group still managed to meet expectations s.a.p. says trade tensions impacted second quarter licens

finally woman has been kicked off a british easyjet flight for wearing clothing that was too revealing. a 31 year old mother of 2 was heading home from her holiday in spain when a flight attendant that left didn't that are on board wearing miss the attendant said she needed to put a top i've seen 3 blankets but also a pool and say she complied with the request and still wasn't allowed on board having to spend the night at the airport as a result. i know the show my buddy the tome but i feel spontaneous as i wasn't home it made me feel so self-conscious the crew and mainly through cheap she sent you are not coming on my plane like that you need to put it. then she ordered me on the plane so of course. when i tried to get become she turned to the ground and said she's not coming on my plane i was in shock it was so sexist easyjet however claims that the passenger was kicked off the plane for quite behaving disruptively towards the flight attendant we spoke to t.v. and radio host about the situation i think the situation is pretty hypocritical i looked up this airlines policy on breastfee

easyjet stuff an analyst says the airline is cutting its carbon emissions with measures such as modern aircraft and use the flight route takes. the average with over 32 percent since 2000 and that's a lot more we believe we can do more my own who was against neighbors with some of the 1st to be convinced to give up flying but she still has a long way to go to reach the target police in brazil say they've shut down a clandestine factory that was producing fake lamborghinis the cars were offered on social media for 45 to 60000 dollars a lot of money but just a fraction of what the real thing would cost. this engineer has stolen the show at this terror on tech fare but that's not all he's stolen. spend 4 years building his dream car. the economy of the islamic republic is plagued by shortages and imported luxury cars from abroad are out of reach of nearly everyone so the next best thing is to build your own. lamborghini for copying their idea and their design but really it's the italians own fault because they're the best. how do you know and that is that a. 40 years after the islamic rev

easyjet stuff an analyst says cutting its carbon emissions with measures such as modern aircraft and use the flight route takes. the average you with over 32 percent since 2000 and that's a lot where we believe we can do more my own hussein's neighbors with some of the 1st to be convinced to give up flying but she still has a long way to go to reach the target i think it's not about that people don't want to make sacrifices because in other situations we're willing to do so much i think that's. the problem that most people politicians and research as they don't really talk about climate change in a way that makes people understand that it's here and now that we just have to do this and drones in hopes her campaign persuades enough people to act before it's too late. police in brazil say they've shut down a secret factory that was producing fake lamborghinis the cars that were offered on social media for $45.00 to $60000.00 a lot of money but just a fraction of what the real thing would cost you and brazil isn't the only place where you can lay your hands on your dream car. this engin

easyjet steffen alice says the airline is cutting its carbon emissions with measures such as modern aircraft and use the flight route takes. the average with over 32 percent since 2000. we believe we can do more my own course against neighbors with some of the 1st to be convinced to give up flying but she still has a long way to go to reach the target. i think it's not about that people don't want to make sacrifices because in other situations we're willing to do so much i think that's. the problem that most people politicians and researchers they don't really talk about climate change in a way that makes people understand that it's here and now that we just have to do it in droves in hopes her campaign persuades enough people to opt for it's too late . in some other news now u.s. president donald trump said he could impose more terrorist on china is planning levies another free $125000000000.00 worth of chinese goods at the end of june washington and beijing called the tariff cease fire the u.s. promised to hold off terrorists and china agreed to buy large amounts of american foreign goods

. ♪ why oh why can't i >> an easyjet spokesperson said gladys' story is inspiring and clearly shows you'ret to go together? >> italy is mine. you can come with me. >> it is great that she had a great time. >> living her best life. never too late. >> thac thanks, will. have a great weekend, everyone. >>> this morning on "world news now," bracing for more impact. as people in southern california try to clean up the destruction left behind by a powerful 6.4-magnitude earthquake, they're preparing for more aftershocks for at least a week. >>> breaking news, seven americans, including a billionaire, reportedly killed in a helicopter crash headed to florida from the bahamas. what we know about the victims on board. >>> and president trump carried on with his salute to america. >> on the grounds of the lincoln memorial, trump addressed the wh critics and supporters had . to say about it. >>> the surprise appearance by duchess meghan markle at wimbledon. who she turned out to support and why who she was with is sparking fresh speculation this morning over who will be baby archie's godparents. we'l

easyjet have said they will continue to fly as planned, but they will keep the situation under continuousye on this but are carrying on with their flies. as you say, more questions than answers at the moment. thank you very much for the update. let's get some of the day's other news. more than 20,000 people have taken to the streets of the russian capital moscow to protest against the exclusion of opposition candidates from registering for local elections. officials barred around 30 candidates from running, claiming they failed to qualify. those excluded say they're being punished for challenging the control of putin loyalists. in london, pro—european opponents of brexit have held a "no to boris, yes to europe" march. it featured this inflatable cartoon of boris johnson, the man expected to become the next british prime minister. he — or his only rival, jeremy hunt — will take over in number 10 downing street next week. both have promised to see brexit through, but only mrjohnson had his own balloon caricature. the triumphant algerian men's football team have received a hero's welcome on

become she turned to the ground and sent she's not coming on my plane i was in shock it was so sexist easyjet however claims the passenger was kicked off the plane for quote behaving disruptively towards the flight attendant we spoke to say the radio host about the situation. i think the situation is pretty hypocritical i looked up this airline policy on breastfeeding and they seem to be very open minded and i don't think it was right for the airline to kick her off just for having the revealing top on i definitely think it is sexist that you know you can say that a woman can breastfeed out on their plane and that it's not offensive but yet her baring some cleavage in a revealing shirt is that that sit you kind of can't have it both ways but i also don't know what her reaction was to this flight attendant calling her out i don't think the flight attendant should have called her out at all but i think somebody who is wearing a shirt like this obviously wants to be noticed seems like she might have been a little disruptive to the flight crew absolutely think that that's unacceptable behavior on

now the other one is easyjet, they take a lot of passengers from london gatwick and they put out a statementcarry on playing as well. so what do people do if they've got tickets or they've been affected? if you are a british airways customer, you will be able to get a full refund. you will be able to delay your flight and you could rebook on other flights and maybe complete it only with another airline. more likely to be someone like egyptair to get you to your destination like cairo or back to london because they are flying between heathrow and cairo. thank you very much. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: standing not falling. how a skate park gives syrian children strength and courage. mission control: you can see them coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30 year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now, a decade later, it's

workers at heathrow and gatwick as well as ba and easyjet staff in stansted are all threatening to walkns in place. nonetheless, on what will be the busiest weekend of the year, it will not be very helpful, frankly. how about those staying in the uk? currency exchange is not good, making foreign holidays much more expensive because of the fall and the value of the pound. congestion is expected to peak today, and the rac are warning of significant queues and delays of up to 90 minutes on some routes. be especially careful on the m1 southbound and m25. the busiest time on the roads this weekend will be today between 11:00am and 6:45pm. finally, what about trains? of all the weekends to try and put on some engineering work, there is some happening. there is some work starting tomorrow on the west coast mainline between crewe and warrington. it means virgin trains expect today to be extra busy. then from tomorrow, some services will be diverted and others will be replaced by buses. check before you travel. make sure you know where you will have to get to, be prepared, bring snacks if you ha

i have spoken to thomas cook and easyjet and they will be opening thing their flights as normal.f people who are due to travel to egypt in the coming week on holiday who may not be thinking, well, i‘m not so sure about going. at the moment, before because the foreign office says, it is ok to go, we‘re just concerned about aviation, there are no grounds on which you can change or cancel your trip without losing some or all your money. simon calder. let‘s bring you some pictures from hong kong... tens of thousands of pro—democracy protesters are marching in hong kong. it‘s the latest in a series of demonstrations that began by opposing a controversial extradition bill, but have since broadened to include calls for wider political change. quite an impressive turnout. the authorities are very much still in charge, but they are clearly having to react to protest that they by rather not happening at the moment because they draw international attention any less than flattering me to have affairs are being managed. our correspondent stephen mcdonell is in hong kong for us. with pro—beiji

i have spoken to thomas cook and easyjet, who will be operating their flights normally, for example todayhomas cook to egypt. they believe they can conduct those operations perfectly safely. there will be some thousands of people who are due to travel to egypt in the coming weeks on holiday who may now be thinking i'm not too sure about going. at the moment, because the foreign office says it is ok to go but we are concerned about aviation, there is no grounds upon which you can change or cancel your trip without losing some or all of your money. if you we re some or all of your money. if you were planning to go to cairo, what would be your advice or good alternatives that will give you a similar experience, if you have the luxury to do that? british airways is rebooking people on other airlines. egypt air is pretty much full until tuesday. there will be opportunities to travel via amsterdam, paris, frankfurtand opportunities to travel via amsterdam, paris, frankfurt and so on. lufthansa cancelled their flights, but only the departures last night from frankfurt and munich and the return f

probably going to tell us that.” have spoken to thomas cook and easyj et have spoken to thomas cook and easyjetadvice but we believe we can conduct these operations perfectly safely. of course, there will be some thousands of people who were due to travel to egypt in the coming week on holiday, who may now be thinking, well, i am on holiday, who may now be thinking, well, iam not on holiday, who may now be thinking, well, i am not so sure about going. at the moment, because the foreign office says it is ok to go, but we‘re just concerned about aviation, there is no grounds on which you can change or cancel your trip without losing some or all of your money. the headlines on bbc news... philip hammond says he‘ll resign as chancellor on wednesday if borisjohnson becomes prime minister. ireland‘s foreign minister warns the uk‘s next prime minister that if they tear up the brexit withdrawal agreement ‘we‘re all in trouble‘ nato joins international criticism of iran , for seizing a british—flagged oil tanker in the gulf. tens of thousands of pro—democracy protesters are marching in hong kong. it‘s t

now the other one is easyjet, they take a lot of passengers from london gatwick and they put out a statementon, but they are going to carry on playing as well. so what do people do if they've got tickets or they've been affected? if you are a british airways customer, you will be able to get a full refund. you will be able to delay your flight and you could rebook on other flights and maybe complete it only with another airline. more likely to be someone like egyptair to get you to your destination like cairo or back to london because they are flying between heathrow and cairo. thank you very much. ministers have promised to end the building of new developments in england with separate entrances for private residents and social housing tenants. the communities secretary james brokenshire said the so—called "poor doors" can stigmatise those in social housing. jenny kumah has the story. social housing tenants in this development can only use this entrance. while those living in the privately—owned homes here get to use this one. and for several years, the children of social housing tenants wer

have cancelled athens, malaga, ibiza and so on, so tens of thousands of people on those flights, and easyjetluton, they are having horrible times trying to sort out their trips. briefly, infrastructure caught out again? yes, we seem to get an awful lot of capacity out of a victorian railway system and a second world war aviation system, but times like this, the lack of slack in the system shows. simon calder, thank you very much. network rail has apologised but says it will need the whole of the weekend to get our rail networks back up and running. reeta. james, many thanks. dramatic footage on social media shows two arsenal players involved in an attempted carjacking in a london street. the pictures show sead kolasinac chasing off an armed gang. he and his team—mate mesut 0zil both escaped unhurt. simonjones reports. taking on the would—be robbers. sead kolasinac sees off one at the front of the 4x4, then an attacker approaches from the back. he is armed with some sort of metal object. it is a brief but terrifying ordealfor kolasinac and 0zil, who is in the vehicle. but it doesn't end there

now the other one is easyjet, they take a lot of passengers from london gatwick and they put out a statementtion, but they are going to carry on playing as well. so what do people do if they've got tickets or they've been affected? if you are a british airways customer, you will be able to get a full refund. you will be able to delay your flight and you could rebook on other flights and maybe complete it only with another airline. more likely to be someone like egyptair to get you to your destination like cairo or back to london because they are flying between heathrow and cairo. thank you very much. let's get some of the day's other news. more than 20,000 people have taken to the streets of the russian capital moscow to protest against the exclusion of opposition candidates from registering for local elections. officials barred around 30 candidates from running, claiming they failed to qualify. those excluded say they're being punished for challenging the control of putin loyalists. in london, pro—european opponents of brexit have held a ‘no to boris, yes to europe‘ march. it featured this

that's where there's a lot of competition from ryanair, easyjet.rybody was hoping when air berlin was ceding and falling out of business two years ago that lufthansa could tap more flights and steady their position in the market, make it more stable, this didn't happen. that's the negative outlook for lufthansa, the euro rings business they need to turn it around. it was reported that they are looking into a holding structure along the lines of aig this probably would make sense then you have more management expertise in the individual brands and that could have euro rings going forward. when you look at the data set about the earnings per share number, analysts had expected 1.40 euros, and we got 48 cents. that's the reason why the shares are down so much on a positive note, there will be no strike action and algoing forward there shouldn't be a looming strike action for lufthansa. >> no industrial action for lufthansa, but a huge miss on those eps numbers. annette, thank you for breaking down two of the big movers on the xetra dax. >>> on to the

easyjet got an upgrade. whole -- host of reasons why was he stocks on the up move -- upgrade. they put out a profit warning earlier today. anheuser, we've been to the news the asia ipo looks as if it's delayed, certainly not able to price at this time. european equity markets rage band, negative on the auto sector. let's get to the aib annual meeting in luxembourg. uber markets anchor haslinda amin joins us for an exclusive interview. haslinda? haslinda: of course, this meeting is on the back of uncertainties in the market. let's get the views of sir douglas flynn. good to have you with us. the biggest risk to the economy right now? douglas: the biggest risk is something uncertain happening right now. ande could be fiscal policy and a salad outcome from some of the uncertainties around trade talks and brexit. there's an expectation things will work out. haslinda: there's such a great reliance to drive growth. annetary policy can't be engine of growth. douglas: it continues to be a thing. inflation doesn't se

to fly on a report will show you video as we go to break because is that it is for real as flies easyjet packets in france, he's able to do it they showed it off at a military show the video. >>he showed it off at a yet a military sing in france, the guy really is flying blowing my it's come true, look at. is the >>the next hour police are investigating a noose found on the stanford campus will have a live report on the latest in the investigation. and a second bay area city has joined san francisco in banning police and other agencies from using facial recognition software. woman 13 years 2 of his wives are immigrants. he is not as enough of a racist. >>republicans coming to president trump's defense over the racist tweets about 4. congresswoman a color. we're going hear more from these women who say the president is doing nothing wrong. apribut you don't need toñata hit a papier-mâché unicorn to get stuff you want. just become an aarp member! get health tips, learn about the latest tech, have nights out at local restaurants and more. get your aarp membership today. >>local news station

easyjet making gains, lufthansa as well. the courts in the united states cut the amount of punitive damages they had to pay in the most recent appearance, so something to watch. itv up two point 4% after a positive upgrade to the stock. at the downside, we don't have any ex-dividends to talk about today. downor, telecoms company, 2.4 percent, disappointing to some in the market. sticking with scandinavian, aak food packaging business down just over 3%, with numbers out in the coming days. after a profit warning from a.g. barr, the a drink you bru, may have come across if you have been in the u.k. a little weaker on the back of what they had to say about suffering sales. let's get bloomberg first word news. debra mao has that, in hong kong. debra: anna, citigroup has vowed to keep cutting costs, despite managing to save more than analysts expected. it wasn't all smooth sailing for citi, who sought trading revenues drop 5% and investment banking slump 10%. the chief executive says they aim to return 12% on tangible equities th

easyjet says it will be continuing its flights.t affecting or concerning british airways. everything else continuing as normal. it's worth saying that people who are perhaps concerned about this and want to cancel their trips, i'm afraid normal terms and conditions will apply. if you have a package holiday booked they will be expecting to take you. of course you can speak to the travel company and see if they will switch, but otherwise things will continue as normal, except for british airways flying to cairo and back. often, miscommunication is one of the major issues with incidents like this, but you don't really have much choice other than to try to rebook with someone else or cancel your plans altogether. yes, this happened very a bru ptly yesterday altogether. yes, this happened very abruptly yesterday afternoon. normally the flight would have taken off at 5:10pm, and people were at the airport waiting to depart but then they were told it wouldn't be going. we have heard stories of people paying upwards of 1000 pounds for seat

in terms of stocks easyjet has been rising and asos is rising.les and economic data. unexpectedly strong retail sales in june. i am not unduly surprised by that. we have come off the back of two very weak months in april and may, so it was no surprise to see a rebound. that being said, department store sales are very weak. but what we did see is a big growth in diy, home improvements with sales of paint, glass, furniture. that has proved to be correct. there is money there, given the fact wages are growing much faster than inflation. we have had two weak months and consumers were playing catch up. we had decent weather injune, playing catch up. we had decent weather in june, we playing catch up. we had decent weather injune, we have seen sporting events in july weather injune, we have seen sporting events injuly and we could see a good july number as well when the figures come out in august.” see a good july number as well when the figures come out in august. i am getting over the fact you paid for your own windowsills.” getting over the fact you

provides services such as moving aircraft, fuelling and handling baggage and cargo for the likes of easyjet— it says the move will "safeguard several thousand jobs". three new electric cars are to be made, with the first being an all—electricjaguar xj. the union unite says to secure the investment, workers agreed to move to working a "condensed week" of four days. steve fowler is editor of auto express. good to talk to you, we have talked in length today on bbc news about the business reasons for whyjaguar is doing this, talk to me about the car industry as a whole, is this, do you think, the way the industry is moving now, putting money towards electric? definitely, the electric future is coming whether we like it or not, and for good reason, macro—guest, concerns are obvious and there are also political concerns because the car industry is being. to make lower c02 cars. again, for the right reasons. in order to avoid tensely huge penalties from the european union, the manufacturers are having to invest more, and trying to persuade us invest more, and trying to persuade us to buy more and

and at gatwick it is pretty awful, easyjet has cancelled dozens of services because of the bad weatherument around compensation. most operators are saying if you have a season ticket and you were hoping to travel on thursday you will be compensated, but otherwise it doesn't go much further and that has angered some groups. how do you seeit? has angered some groups. how do you see it? the delay repay scheme works in that if yourjourney is a nightmare you get your money back, but it doesn't cover consequential losses if you missed an important event for example if you have a ticket. so some people are saying we should be more like the airline compensation scheme where you get real cash in your hand on top of the ticket price. meanwhile, the airlines are blaming everything, air traffic control, bad weather, anything but themselves to avoid paying out compensation. but anybody watching this at any of the airports, if your flight is delayed or cancelled the airline has to provide you with a hotel, meals, another flight on a different airline to get you on your way as swiftly as possible. ma

low cost airline easyjet says its performance over the last three months was robust and despite the tougher million every day over the next five years to try and improve the environment and services for customers. they have been told by the regulator that they need to/ average bills by £50 over the next five years and cut the number of leaks. i will speak to the boss about that in 30 minutes time. a senior us politician has called for an investigation into the viral craze — faceapp — which alters users' photos to make them look younger or older. senate minority leader chuck schumer has called it "deeply troubling" that personal data of us citizens could go to a "hostile foreign power". faceapp is owned by a russian firm and it's been accused of harvesting people's images to train facial recognition software. the firm says it does not store the photos or use them for any other purpose. more from me with that interview with ofwat about the cutting of your bills and about 30 minutes. tens of thousands of passengers every year, enjoy a trip down the river thames onboard the historic "little shi

going on in the european air travel market at the moment is that this huge overcapacity, ryanair and easyjethe ftse today because of all these ppi claims ahead of the deadline. you might think as soon as that deadline has passed and pp! is history, but then there is brexit to worry about? absolutely. ppi raising its head at the last minute. we have that deadline coming up at the end of august, and pp! claims get consigned to the history books. so probably quite a big charge for lloyds. that shows you that there is nothing like a deadline to motivate people's behaviour. obviously a lot of people coming through the door and making those claims. but obviously, lloyds is a company which is heavily plugged into the uk economy, through the loans made to homeowners, to individuals and to businesses, and as long as there is this kind of uncertainty hanging over the this kind of uncertainty hanging overthe uk this kind of uncertainty hanging over the uk economy, it will hang over the uk economy, it will hang over lloyds' sha re over the uk economy, it will hang over lloyds' share price as well. and t