easyjet will hepefully _ flights? will you get back? easyjet will hopefully get _ flights?you get back? easyjet will hopefully get us back - flights? will you get back? easyjet will hopefully get us back to - will hopefully get us back to birmingham. we have not been told there are delays but there are refuge flights back to london that had been cancelled so hopefully we will get back and everyone is safe. how has the delay affected you? obviously financially you have had to spend more money to get a hotel and accommodation, but how has it affected you otherwise? in must of been very stressful yesterday. it was, yes, and we both have young children at home but their grandparents were on standby and we have all lost a day off work. but it is one of those things, we must get back. i do not think we will get any sort of reimbursement for the flights but hopefully the cost of the hotel that we paid for yesterday. the hotel that we paid for yesterday-— the hotel that we paid for esterda . ., ~ . ., yesterday. thank you so much for takin: the yesterday. thank you so much for taki

the big problem for lots of the passengers on this easyjet flight was they didn't have any passports,ght and they are trying to get back to the uk today. we have many other people, tens of thousands of people out of position and there are more flight cancellations today, i'm afraid. still a lot of disruptions across the country. what is the advice for passengers who have to venture out. things are

easyjet have been very successful at it.d they now want to get back into something that works for others. 0k. let's talk about the boeing orders, because they've sort of committed to spend something like $40 billion on a whole load of new 737—max 10s. what do we know about the outlook for that? well, he's saying he's in constant dialogue with boeing. not surprisingly, he's got full confidence in their management team. not surprisingly, boeing may have asked him to say that he expects to be about ten aircraft short on expected deliveries from the company over the this 2024 calendar year. so, you know, that's not going to stop him. he's still adding more destinations. he's still growing the business. they are on track to continue to be the most successful airline in europe, probably for the next well, forever, actually. the ukjobs market seems to be having a difficult start to the year, according to recruitment website adzuna. in december it recorded the biggest monthly fall in jobs vacancies in three years and the downward tr

unfortunately, easyjet- the plan? unfortunately, easyjet have not secured _ the plan?they say thursday at best. thursday? l— they say thursday at best. thursday?! yeah, we are all volunteers. _ thursday?! yeah, we are all volunteers. people - thursday?! yeah, we are all volunteers. people have - thursday?! yeah, we are all— volunteers. people have commitments. i volunteers. people have commitments. i have _ volunteers. people have commitments. i have two— volunteers. people have commitments. i have two young children with me who are _ i have two young children with me who are distraught at missing schooh — who are distraught at missing school. we have fans out here with disabilities, — school. we have fans out here with disabilities, they are on medication, some people are on a strict _ medication, some people are on a strict budget. this is all coming at our expense. easyjet aren't covering anything — our expense. easyjet aren't covering anything at _ our expense. easyjet aren't covering anything at the moment. 30 our expense. easyjet aren't covering anything at the m

the big problem for lots of the passengers on this easyjet flight was they didn't have any passports, they thought they were flying within the uk, therefore they had to sleep in the transit lounge overnight and they are trying to get back to the uk today. we have many other people, tens of thousands of people out of position and there are more flight cancellations today, i'm afraid. still a lot of disruptions across the country. what is the advice for passengers who have to venture out. things are getting better. it still feels pretty breezy here in the city of london but it is actually getting better nationwide. of course, check in advance and drivers are being warned to take extra care. if you're travelling by ferry, and things are quite lively in the channel between england and france, but ferries are going more or less on time. in scotland, a large numbers of the ferries have been cancelled. wherever you are going, it bears repetition just check that you can complete your journey. repetition just check that you can complete yourjourney. yesterday, lots of people whether they were

unlike the passengers on easyjet.tly after 4 o'clock from edinburgh. simply going to bristol — an easy one—hour hop. it flew around over the severn for about half an hour and then diverted to paris charles de gaulle. now, of course, for a domestic flight, you do not need a passport. and so loads of passengers on it simply spent the night at the terminal. they're not allowed into france without id. some of them did have their passports or eu national id cards and so they could get to a hotel. but the rest of them are just sort of waiting there until some plane can take them, presumably, across to bristol or to edinburgh. and we've got loads of cancellations today, i'm afraid. worst hit is heathrow. lots of early flights to places such as istanbul, frankfurt, amsterdam, halifax in canada cancelled because the planes couldn't get in yesterday. british airways has, i calculate, 22 cancellations in and out of heathrow today. and on top of that, there's i6 cancellations at london city airport, which had a dreadful time yest

we can see lufthansa and easyjet moving slightly higher at the moment. it is important to keep in mind that some of the european airlines do not own the boeing jets. therefore, they are not having a negative sentiment from the story which has happened over the weekend. let's speak to arabile. arabile, you have been following the story. what are the details of this tragic story? >> in some ways, it is a lot less tragic than it could have been. that is the sentiment that the ntsb out of the united states has been pointing toward. the national transportation safety board. they tried to note how significant this deal would have been had it not been for the fact that the flight was still 16,000 feet with the door blows out which is a defect they are trying to assess. you note it has put forward an important component. yes, they are analyzing the black box of the flight. really significantly, it is finding that door. what was the defect within it and they are trying to search over oregon to see the clear sentiment. competition is significant and key here. reme

does not say they were allowed to get out of the airport and into hotels unlike the passengers on easyjettook off shortly after 4pm from edinburgh going to bristol, an easy one, hop but a over the river seven for 30 minutes on diverted to charles de gaulle airport in paris. 0f minutes on diverted to charles de gaulle airport in paris. of course for a domestic flight you do not need a passport and loads of passengers on it spent the night at the terminal, they are not allowed into france without identification, some of them had their passports, the eu and national id cards they could get to a hotel but the rest of them were waiting there until somebody could take them across to bristol or edinburgh and we have loads of cancellations today. worst hit is heathrow, lots of early flights to places like frankfurt, amsterdam, istanbul, halifax and canada cancelled because the planes could not get it yesterday and british airways has 22 cancellations in and out of heathrow today and on top of that, 16 cancellations at london city airport which had a dreadful time yesterday. most of the other airp

underway that could net up to 100 euros but could shorten its debt by 2 million by next year >>> easyjets it expects to post lower losses for the first half overall the airline posted a $14 million pound hit from the mid east conflict but says summer bookings appear to be building well that stock is up almost 5% in trading. a lot of corporate news to digest alongside pmi numbers let's bring in our next guest. it's wonderful to have you with us it is interesting today on a day where those pmi numbers have disappointed for the fourth time in a row that european markets actually don't really care they've brushed it all off the stoxx 600 is up 0.7% already. w we're seeing a reaction already. do these pmi numbers not really matter for the macro investor -- sorry, for the index investor? >> it's driving the rally to continue so dax and europe is outperforming much more. they have a high rating. pmis do mat ear. last year europe was in a more difficult situation where inflation was high pinks are getting better but at a very gradual pace. if you remember back in december as well, the preliminar

on an on a on a flight on easyjet and ryanair and fly over quite legitimately from a country like forwhere for example, albania, where a huge of these people are huge amount of these people are coming from. i welcome legitimate welcome legitimate refugees. i welcome legitimate refugees. i welcome legitimate . i'm not legitimate migrants. i'm not anti all, but anti immigration at all, but people coming over on boats and then going straight over to work, deliveries. do a work, doing deliveries. do me a favour, honestly . favour, honestly. >> there go. that could be >> there you go. that could be your catchphrase. a your catchphrase. do me a favour. do a favour. favour. do me a favour. >> an essex thing, isn't it? >> definitely. and you're >> well definitely. and you're going yourself. you're going to be yourself. you're authentic. i mean, there's no front you. it's what you front with you. it's what you see get, it? see is what you get, isn't it? >> yeah. possibly that could >> yeah. and possibly that could be downfall. but hope not, be my downfall. but i hope not, i not. i hope not. >>

um, and this one easyjet. but, um, one about easyjet.um, since easyjet's had since brexit, easyjet's had to move to europe, losing move its base to europe, losing loads of jobs. and this from loads of jobs. and this is from paul broddle, says a paul broddle, who says he's a hotel ian palmer hotel owner, whereas ian palmer says we've done brexit move on. >> okay . um, suzanne, thank you. >> okay. um, suzanne, thank you. dennis thank you very much indeed for getting people talking today. and we're now going to talk about, um, the fishing industry . and, um, fishing industry. and, um, i don't know, this is a benefit, apparently, of brexit and i can't really see. i'm a bit embarrassed actually reading this out that we can now fish bluefin tuna as if that's some sort of victory, which i would have thought surely you should be preserving bluefin tuna . but be preserving bluefin tuna. but anyway, our south west of england reporter went to penzance and cornwall, where it's claimed brexit freedoms have resulted in just that . have resulted in jus

i should say the crew for this easyjet 's fight has been amazing.!— couldn't do it there, they would have gone to paris! cost. next, we wish ou have gone to paris! cost. next, we wish you all— have gone to paris! cost. next, we wish you all the — have gone to paris! cost. next, we wish you all the very _ have gone to paris! cost. next, we wish you all the very best. -- - have gone to paris! cost. next, we| wish you all the very best. -- gosh. let's ta ke let's take you to some more news about the store now. we can bring you this from edinburgh. the storm has impacted train journeys. i spoke to toby mackean, trapped in edinburgh after his train home to london was cancelled on the way back from a stag do. i'm in edinburgh waverley station outside the caledonian sleeper, which was supposed to be taken back down from edinburgh to london tonight. but it has been cancelled along with all the other widespread disruption. but i guess the key message they've been putting us up overnight, so we're ready for an extended stag do on the secret self tonight. so,

causing problems on flights as well and we've heard about cancellations on british airways, loganair, easyjete being urged to check ahead with their airline to see if the route is affected. this evening drivers are being earthed to take particular care as the conditions are likely to be difficult on the roads. some disruption already being reported. the severn bridge in gloucestershire is closed, as is the southbound qe2 bridge at the dartford crossing. other roads in places like cumbria, derbyshire and the humber bridge are closed to high sided vehicles because of the hi wind. the travel advice is being updated all the time but as the storm looks to intensify overnight, train companies, including those here, warned that services won't be back up and running overnight and some of them are likely to still be disrupted in the morning, too. pare are likely to still be disrupted in the morning, too.— are likely to still be disrupted in the morning, too. are you seeing many peeple _ the morning, too. are you seeing many people turning _ the morning, too. are you seeing many people turning up - the

it can a less leading can be a bit less leading though, because they said easyjet, example, this easyjetbecause they're comparing air stewardesses. >> and of course there are more male pilots. >> and of course there are more male pilus. >> and of course there are more male pilus thinking about it. >> and of course there are more ma yes,lus thinking about it. >> and of course there are more ma yes, youthinking about it. >> and of course there are more ma yes, you you;ing about it. >> and of course there are more ma yes, you you want bout it. >> and of course there are more ma yes, you you want equal:. >> yes, you you want equal opportunities, but that doesn't mean always mean that the outcome is always going same. going to be the same. >> you have to take into account, you said, mean, account, as you said, i mean, women have babies. women are going to have babies. they're to think about they're going to think about different career prospects and ways of dealing with their lives. think it's lives. so i don't think it's just simple as pay you just about as simple as pay you the you, because

and easyjet, uh, they're second in line. um, japan has a reasonable aviation record .viation record. most western, uh , uh focussed countries do uh, uh focussed countries do too. um, but if people are looking at this and thinking, i'm not getting on a plane, please remember any other form of transport is more dangerous than aviation then, um, very shockingly. and i don't want to kind of divert things away from these really serious scenes that we're seeing. but, um, every houn we're seeing. but, um, every hour, 148 people die on average on the roads around the world. that's the equivalent that every minute of a plane crash. so this is awful . and my thoughts go out is awful. and my thoughts go out to the, uh, loved ones. of those five people unaccounted for. but uh, but despite these awful scenes, please keep things in perspective . perspective. >> charlie peters, we've just heard from the british embassy in japan saying that they are aware of the fire on this flight and the fire at the airport in tokyo, and that they are in touch with the authorities. one of the lines

i know it is almost three decades, i know none of you were born, but easyjet and ryanair started in 1995e the consumer all the good. it certainly has come of this year, some prices are —— it certainly has, this year, some prices are rising that you can live for far less than you used to as long as you comply with the rules. —— you can apply for far less. there might be a move to make the charges proportional to what it costs the airline rather thanit what it costs the airline rather than it being a moneymaking exercise. i' i, than it being a moneymaking exercise. «i i, i, , than it being a moneymaking exercise. «i i, , exercise. i know it was sunshine saturday and — exercise. i know it was sunshine saturday and people _ exercise. i know it was sunshine saturday and people booking i exercise. i know it was sunshine - saturday and people booking flights at the weekend so i am glad you didn't get off! but we are going to take you to los angeles now! oppenheimer was the big winner at the golden globes, taking home five awards including the top prize. cillian murphy and robert downeyjr were b