gatwick.em and the people who are trying to provide the things and train concessions and i can only measure the queues like but the i, the ryan air i've already announced strike action tonight. this can be quite big in terms of ryanair in two days of the end of august and things like strikes down between unions and negotiations gone, it is interesting because i think it was two years ago that the chief executive said never again after and now here he is again. we've had it with the banks and it is something that we need to be more proactive about. this is cyber warfare now, and obviously it shows and highlights the weaknesses that we as a country have and modern countries have. that is how you get the computer system, just bring your thing to a halt and it is interesting to the passengers who booked with ba because the more expensive airline, the favourite airline they used to call itself. and there were more reliable, they wa nt to and there were more reliable, they want to suspend that a bit

long queues at heathrow and gatwick. more than 100 flights cancelled, more than 300 delayed — including one woman trying to get to her own wedding. it's my wedding, but there'll be people who are trying to get to poorly relatives. there'll be people who are trying to get to births. we booked with the best airline in the world because of how important it was... reliability. ..and theyjust don't care. ba says the problem has been fixed, but there will be a knock—on effect. also tonight... going home at last — almost a week after whaley bridge was evacuated, amid fears the dam was about to burst, residents are finally allowed to return. the british food industry calls for competition laws to be relaxed if there's a no—deal brexit. president trump visits ohio and texas after the weekend's mass shootings, amid continuing accusations that his rhetoric has contributed to the spread of white supremacist violence. and severe weather warnings for cornwall mean a music festival this weekend is cancelled at the last minute, disappoi

for example, departing from gatwick.are being warned still to check with their airlines before travelling, particularly if their flight travelling, particularly if their flight is on tuesday. thank you very much. with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much, mishal. good evening. england's cricketers face a huge task to win the opening ashes test. they've just finished the fourth day at edgbaston, their opening batsmen surviving a nervy few overs after australia set them a target of 398 — thanks, largely to another incredible performance from steve smith. joe wilson reports. in sport, a precious few seem to live in a different world, to move at their own speed and dictate the pace. true vips. steve smith is one. he arrived at edgbaston at 9.45. ready to bat all day. england had to try something. well, that's different. a surprise at least. options were limited with and injured. jofra archer was a substitute fielder, he couldn't bowl until the next test. smith was still d

heathrow airport and gatwick, heathrow in particular, one of the busiest in the world because of whereoften summaries the period of time when we seem to get this disruption. in may be a specific airline or the actual airport itself. they do know when to cause chaos, don't they? this is the point. if you are going to go ahead and cause disruption through industrial action, you want to make as great an impact as possible to when i mentioned, you know, that the strikes were planned for today and tomorrow, they were also planned for later this month. the 23rd and 24th. all three sets from the latejuly two now and then in a few weeks time we re two now and then in a few weeks time were all planned the same time, giving fairwarning and were all planned the same time, giving fair warning and there is also an ongoing dispute with ba pilots. they need to give more than two weeks notice if they want industrial action but you are right. the summer, when it will affect the most number of flies, passengers and consumers, families, that is the time when this comes to a head. thank you for now. eilee

i received a text from virgin informing me that our flight was rescheduled to leave from gatwick.lly booked, which meant it was nearly impossible to make our next flight. to ensure we get to toronto that day, i rescheduled to the next available flight and, with rescheduling fees and higher ticket prices, it cost an additional $1100. heathrow has said it can run the airport safely if the strikes do go ahead, although it says people need to allow time for longer security queues. passengers whose flights are cancelled will be booked on to other services or get refunds from their airlines but analysts say passengers are unlikely to get any other compensation. if you are one of the unlucky people whose flight has been cancelled and are not able to be rebooked very shortly afterwards, then, in this instance, airlines don't have to pay compensation because it's not theirfault, it's not their staff who are striking, it's staff of the airport. so the eu regulation that covers this says they only have to pay compensation, strictly speaking, for something within their control, and this isn't

instead. 0thers, altered, they would take off from gatwick instead. have taken the decision, i think, tojust see how things go and still haven‘t come as far as we things go and still haven‘t come as faras we are things go and still haven‘t come as far as we are aware, told customers whether their flights would be cancelled. british airways said it would be informing people over the course of today. some people are getting a bit unnerved that they still don‘t know whether their flight still don‘t know whether their flight will go ahead as planned tomorrow or tuesday. katie, presumably the logistical practicalities of this means that evenif practicalities of this means that even if the strike were to be called off at the last minute, say ten o‘clock tonight both sides emerge and it is all warm smiles and handshakes, maybe i‘m being a bit optimistic, but let‘s say that happened, presumably by then the decisions will have been made? given that planes have to get back to where they were supposed to be, or com plete where they were supposed to be, or complet

and it is not just heathrow, potentially gatwick as well.es possibly on the 23rd on 24th of august. stay in britain, don't swim in the rivers... the sterling is not doing the best at the moment. go to a museum, art galleries. benedicte and giles, thank you forjoining us. all the front pages are online for you to go through them, had to bbc .co .uk/ papers, or watch the review back with moving pictures on iplayer. thank you again to giles and benedicte. coming up next we have some sports news stop for now, good night. good evening, here are the latest sports news. we start with cricket, because england are in a strong position going into day three of the opening ashes test. they are 267—4, over 17 runs behind australia's first innings total, thanks largely to open up rory burns who ground out is made in test century. perhaps not the edge of your seat drama or nerve jangling excitement was on the opening day of this ashes series, but this edgbaston crowd has been treated to an absorbing, enthralling day of test match cricket. a day that has be

others stuck on ground appliance immediate cause of the problem is not clear that there were heathrow gatwick and london city airports which i always which is owned by the international airlines for says it's offering customers free re bookings from thursday. they are up to date on all the business i seen you in very soon. as well and i still business with you. songs are food we live in a world that's filled with plastic. plastic garbage. the consequences for nature and the environment are catastrophic what can politicians and business of what can we do to fix this problem the world is drowning in plastic garbage. made in germany in the 90 minutes w. . the women's world cup america proclaims cup and the africa cup of nations was a season high cliffs up the ranks as a price down to nothing certain events come right around the corner the german bundesliga is heating up and as always we are there to keep you updated with the latest on kickoff. conversely the sun shining over 16 sheet of. glass because fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan for

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backup plan, theirflights will go will go with their backup plan, their flights will go in and out of gatwickknow british airways, etihad, air canada and aer lingus will continue as normal. what we do not know is those allies that cancelled their flights and whether they will be reinstated to this is luftha nsa, they will be reinstated to this is lufthansa, qatar, air portugal and a few others. the advice is to check before you travel because you just don't know what the situation is. hearing from some passengers leave yesterday they were getting very little at information from airlines about whether they would be going on monday or not there was confusion. what rights do passengers have in this situation? contact your airline to see if you can get compensation for disruption. but what the civil aviation authority say is what they would call an extraordinary circumstances because it is the airport cancelling flights, not the airlines. under those circumstances you are not actually going to get compensation but that does depend on the commercial agreements tween airlines and the airport. they

failed the setback affected thousands of passengers and caused long queues at london's heathrow and gatwick airport it's the airline's 3rd major computer failure in 2 years. the least 14 people have been killed 145 wounded by a suicide bomber in the afghan capital kabul the taliban says it carried out the attack a car bomb detonated outside a police station a military school but most of the victims are thought to be civilians this comes as the taliban negotiates with the united states to withdraw its troops from afghanistan. w.'s asunder patterson has reported extensively on the afghan war can tell us more welcome. let's start by putting these 2 events together but the taliban currently in the middle of peace talks with the united states so why carry out this bombing i think it's about leverage at the negotiation table if we just look at this month of july if i can share the statistics with you with the u.n. has just put the maalik in the month of july alone we saw more than 1500 civilian casualties that is killed and injured and that means almost 50 casualties a day that is because of a bi

cancelled and more than 200 others were delayed, leaving passengers stranded at london's heathrow and gatwickline says it has now resolved the technical issues, but warned of continued disruption as it works to restore its schedules. and take a look at this. a popularjapanese convenience chain has apologised after a video of rats scurrying through a store has emerged. the video has been circulating on social media, and shows several rodents scampering down aisles near sushi displays. familymart says it is sorry if the unsanitary footage made customers feel uneasy. the video has been viewed more than 5 million times. the company has said it will remove and dispose of any tainted products. the pakistani government has expelled india's envoy to the country and downgraded diplomatic relations with delhi. it follows india's decision to change the special status of indian—adminstered kashmir and place it under the direct control of delhi. there have been clashes between police and protesters, despite a security lockdown. all of kashmir has been claimed by both india and pakistan since the partition

long queues at heathrow and gatwick.the best airline in the world because of how important it was... reliability. ..and theyjust don't care. ba says the problem has been fixed, but there will be a knock—on effect. also tonight... going home at last — almost a week after whaley bridge was evacuated, amid fears the dam was about to burst, residents are finally allowed to return. the british food industry calls for competition laws to be relaxed if there's a no—deal brexit. president trump visits ohio and texas after the weekend's mass shootings, amid continuing accusations that his rhetoric has

failure thousands of passengers of heathrow gatwick and london city airports are affected is the 3rd major computer failure in a little more than 2 years. campaigners against people trafficking in britain are accusing government groups of failing to protect victims and they say hundreds of exploited workers are ending up in jail when they should be in hospital being treated for torture injuries and the hayward has been meeting some of the many victims of slavery. can't forget being beaten having both perforated his tooth broken by the criminals who kept him as a slave little wonder then that is trust in people to leave from vietnam doesn't want us to use his real name or show his space and we've disguised his voice after being trafficked to the u.k. he was forced to work inside an illegal kind of response. they beat me they hit me in the face if anything was to go wrong they said they would lose $100000.00. pounds the value of the crop in the house and then they'd cut my throat was arrested and then convicted despite telling me or 30 years he was a victim of trafficking halfway throu

with more than 300 delayed at heathrow and gatwick. leaving around 15,000 passengers affected.a say the problems have been resolved but there will be a knock on effect. it's not the first time the airline has experienced it problems. it suffered major computer failures last may. lucy manning reports. this is not how the start of a holiday should look. queues, cancellations, frustration. this is not how the run—up to a wedding should look. alex and chloe get married on saturday. they were flying with 25 family members but got stuck on the runway in newcastle, missing theirflight to venice and on to slovenia. we got on the flight from newcastle at 6am and then they started telling us there were delays, and you're expecting it to be around 20 minutes, half an hour, and it kept getting more. it's unlikely we will get on a flight tonight. we could possibly get one tomorrow. there are no hotels. we are from newcastle. i've got elderly people. how do you feel about how you have been treated by ba? i'm actually gutted, gutted. we booked with the best airline in the world. we could have

failure well the 200 flies have also been delayed at heathrow gatwick and london city airports this is the airline's 3rd major computer failure in italy over 2 years brought you up to date those are the elections coming up next is the stream. one of the highest obesity records maybe a taking up of against the military star white not too bright and surgery one o one a student instigates as the chinese battle to get in shape on al-jazeera. i found the ok on you in the street today a british actress playing an iconic american abolitionist while people saying hash tag not my how it. don't forget to tweet us and send us your comments on you tube during the live conversation but before we get started take a look at this. stuff . easy. for you. that's part of the trailer for how yet an upcoming biographical film about american abolitionist how it helped him and cynthia evo landed the title pop but many people are now upset that a revote who is a british nigerian was casting stead of an african american actress they've been voicing their opinions online using the hash tags not my how it how it

more compared to gatwick.ne, we are paying you very generously and we don't believe we need to pay you any more. normally, a lot of these tracks affect crew and pilots. this is slightly different. just explain it to us, the background, please. this is different, it will feel different if you are going to heathrow. if you have a flight booked and you are expecting to go ahead on monday, you may not notice it immediately because the strike is affecting security personnel mainly. those are the people you see putting your bags through the scanner, when you go through a passenger portal. they are the people that will be handling you at that point, that is where they are being decimated at heathrow. they are expecting possibly bottlenecks to form and heathrow airport is asking people to go at least three hours earlier especially on a long—haul flight. heathrow has also told me they will be having welfare teams and people in purple uniforms walking around to help and support people. i asked them if they might provide

flights being moved to other airports, so rather than here, their flights might be taking off from gatwickt its own inconvenience, it might not work for everyone, but the airlines and heathrow have said they are trying to keep the passengers updated as much as they can and as soon as they can. as well as monday and tuesday, there is the possibility of more strike action later in the month? that is right, there are two further strike days that could be in the offing at the bank holiday weekend at the end of august. if no agreement is reached today and the strike goes ahead on monday and tuesday, that will not be the end. we may see further talks but as things stand, there will be four days of strikes in total, both in the coming week, and the last weekend in august. thank you very much. in derbyshire, efforts are continuing to shore up the dam near whaley bridge amid forecasts of heavy rain. residents who've had to move from their homes are no longer able to return to collect possessions because police say the emergency services have to concentrate resources on securing the dam. it's still

than $100.00 flights due to an id failure more than $200.00 flights were also delayed at heathrow gatwick and london city airports v.a. says the computer glitch which affected the airline's check in system has now been fixed it is the company's 3rd major computer failure a little more. right say from here in london that's back teaching. for the city thank you all judges and lawyers in hong kong have marched in a silent protest to accuse the government of political persecution dozens dressed in black held a vigil at the department of justice there demanding an independent inquiry into weeks of mass protests lawyers say police have arrested hundreds of protesters but not allege a gang members who attacked them. and the unrest is costing hong kong businesses and threatening the territories reputation for stability to andrew thomas explains . in calling monday's strike protesters in hong kong directly targeting the territories economy to make their political points but the protests which started in june have already been having a financial impact. shoppers are staying away. retail revenues in

flights or a number of london airports because of an i t failure thousands of passengers at heathrow gatwick and city airports are affected this is the airline's 3rd major computer failure in little more than 2 years yet today those are the latest headlines i will be back in about half an hour but that's after al-jazeera world. i am. sudan a country in almost constant turmoil since the 1950 s. . regime change coups street protests famine war political division and in april 21000 the toppling of president obama invasion. the army tried to take complete control of the country but was forced to negotiate with protestors . sudan's history is trouble 10 years after independence from britain. in the middle of the military coup only to be deposed himself 14 years later. in 1989 on what if seized power in another cool triggering further change orchestrated by hassen a 2 dobbie. well educated enigmatic he was an islamic thinker spiritual leader philosopher lawyer arch politician. he was never prime minister nor president but his influence has been vast. this is the untold story of the man some call t

system failed to set back as effective thousands of passengers calls in long lines at heathrow and gatwick airport the airlines this is the major computer failure in 2 areas. a un report says north korean cyber experts have circumvented sanctions to raise $2000000000.00 for the use of the country's weapons program the report alleges north korean hackers have stolen funds from crypto currency exchanges such as bitcoin and f.r. ways to make illicit bank transfers online the philippines department of health has declared the country's outbreak of dengue fever to be a national epidemic it said about 150000 cases have been recorded this area and this comes after a severe outbreaks of the mosquito borne disease in bangladesh and one to us. now to syria where a monitoring group says they've been more clashes after damascus scrap to ceasefire agreed on last week government forces have reported to have captured 2 rebel towns in the northwest the truce was meant to protect the 3000000 people living in the region they have already and deal months of deadly bombardments which have now resume many who p

system failed setback affected thousands of passengers and caused long queues to london's heathrow and gatwick airport and see airlines 3rd major computer failure into millions. un says north korean cyber experts have circumvented sanctions to raise $2000000000.00 the country's weapons program reports alleges north korean high because of stolen funds from crypto currency exchanges like big call and have found ways to make illicit the bank transfers online. u.s. president donald trump is visiting dater the city in the state of ohio where 9 people were killed in a mass shooting at the weekend residents have been staging protests at the local criticize the president's inflammatory rhetoric on rights and immigration the president would like to visit help pass 3 texas border city where gunman killed 22 people also if you check before he set off a present from possessed by a reporter what he would say to his critics who say that his rhetoric is in bold and white supremacists and inciting hatred. i don't like any. any other kind of. whether we. think. thank. god. you're watching t.w. news on live fro

gatwick says flights won't be affected.which was due to play place this morning has been called off. it's been serving passengers for more than 100 years but now there is a chance to explore some of the secrets of piccadilly circus tube station. doors, passageways and lifts that were closed to the public in the 1920s have now been reopened. it's all part of a tour showcasing some of the station's unique design and hidden history. november 1940, during the blitz, nearly 2000 people were sleeping nightly in piccadilly circus station. this corridor here housed laboratory facilities, staff facilities and later on, a secret art collection of the london museum and the tate gallery. now let's take a look at the travel. a good service on all tube lines, no reported limbs on the trains either. traffic is building on the lamdin in dagenham and in hackney, temporary traffic lights for gas mains work and on the a1 and six victoria park road, just off the roundabout. let's have a look at the weather with lucy martin. hello, good morning

we believe at this stage that gatwick and heathrow are still operating as normal but we will try to keepon bbc one, let'sjoin our news teams where you are. have a very good evening.

there is also the threat of strike action from ba and easyjet pilots and ground staff at heathrow and gatwick year. thank you. engineers for network rail scotland, are trying to clear floodwater from the main edinburgh to glasgow line, after five trains became stuck last night. it happened after the drainage system was overwhelmed by torrential rain. katie hunter has more. wading through water on scotland's busiest railway line. trains haven't been travelling here since last night. some passengers travelling between edinburgh and glasgow were stuck as the water level started to rise. rail replacement buses have been running from lithgow all day. i'm heading to london on the 12 o'clock train so slightly worried i might not manage to make it but they have assured me i will and if i don't i can get on the next train down. flash flooding caused trouble 0h down. flash flooding caused trouble on the roads too, but it is the rail network that has been worst affected. engineers have been at this tunnel all day trying to clear the water but progress has been slow. we have got teams on site really quic

thousands of passengers faced delays, disruption and queues at heathrow, gatwick and london's city airportights are returning to normal, but that there could be knock—on disruption. our correspondent lucy manning spent the day at heathrow. this is not how the start of a holiday should look. queues, cancellations, frustration. this is not how the run—up to a wedding should look. alex and chloe get married on saturday. they were flying with 25 family members but got stuck on the runway in newcastle, missing their flight to venice and then onto slovenia for their wedding ceremony. we got on the flight from newcastle at six o'clock in the morning. and then they started telling us that there were delays, delays, delays. we were expecting to be around ten, 15,20 minutes, half an hour, and then itjust kept on getting more and more and more. it's very unlikely we will get on a flight tonight. we could possibly get one tomorrow. they don't have any hotels. we're from newcastle, we've got elderly people. it's just... how do you feel about the way that you've been treated by ba? i'm actually gutted f

thousands of passengers faced delays, disruption and queues at heathrow, gatwick and london's city airports are returning to normal but that there could be knock—on disruption. our correspondent lucy manning spent the day at heathrow. this is not how the start of a holiday should look. queues, cancellations, frustration. this is not how the run—up to a wedding should look. alex and chloe get married on saturday. they were flying with 25 family members, but got stuck on the runway in newcastle, missing theirflight to venice, and then onto slovenia for their wedding ceremony. we got on the flight from newcastle at 6:00am in the morning, and then they started telling us that there was delays, delays, delays. we were expecting to be around ten, 15,20 minutes, half an hour, and then itjust kept on getting more and more and more. it's very unlikely we will get on a flight tonight. we could possibly get one tomorrow. they don't have any hotels. we're from newcastle. i've got elderly people. it's just... how do you feel about the way that you've been treated by ba? i'm actually gutted for chloe an

their flights might to other airports, so rather than here, theirflights might be taking off from gatwickn inconvenience, it might not work for everyone, but the airlines and heathrow have said they are trying to keep the passengers updated as much as they can and as soon as they can. as well as monday and tuesday, there is the possibility of more strike action later in the month? that is right, there are two for the strike days that could be in the offing at the bank holiday weekend at the end of august. if no agreement is reached today and the strike goes ahead on monday and tuesday, that will not be the end. we may see further talks but as things stand, there will be four days of strikes in total, both in the coming week, and the last weekend in august. thank you very much. borisjohnson has pledged £1.8 billion in a one—off funding boost for the nhs in england. the prime minister said it would go towards "vital new kit" and upgrades for 20 hospitals. labour said it fell "significa ntly short" of the amount needed by the nhs and would not reverse years of cuts. here's our political corr

more than 90 british airways flights to and from heathrow and gatwick have been cancelled because ofre systems. more than 200 other flights have been delayed. the airline is reverting to manual systems and says the issues are affecting flight departures across the network, although not every airport is affected. ba says customers should check the status of their flight and allow more time at the airport. our correspondent leigh milnerjoins us now. what is it like they're at the moment? i arrived at terminal five at 8:30am, and i was met with hundreds of passengers queueing at the check—in, trying to find out what is happening with their flights. i sat down with a family who told me they had checked in online last night, they were already, came two hours before, and when they checked the board, it is said check with your airline. they called british airways, and this particularfamily called british airways, and this particular family didn't have a great experience with them, they had communication problems and they didn't know quite what was happening. after about ten minutes, it must

of possible residual delays to flights from heathrow and gap after yesterday's computer problem —— gatwicky into the start of the weekend. so a great start to the day today, with plenty of sunshine to come. 0ur sons and good behaviour times thanks to some patchy, high level cloud. feeling warm in the sunshine though with a gentle breeze and has a 25 celsius. no i mentioned that change and that starts as we move through the night, it will turn party without breaks of rain spreading their way north. heavier times, the met office to have yellow warnings in place for rain throughout friday and this i was to be thundery as we move into the early hours. a mild night, though, those damages not too uncomfortable for sleeping. damages staying in the high teens. 0nce for sleeping. damages staying in the high teens. once we see that initial rain clear through, there will be a drier interlude but some thundery downpours. the winds do ramp up through tomorrow night and into saturday. the met office do have a yellow weather warning for winds on saturday. i am yellow weather warning for winds on saturday

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failure thousands of passengers at heathrow gatwick and london city airports are affected this is the airline's 3rd major computer failure in never more than 2 years. in the battle to stop the virus from spreading row under in the democratic republic of congo have agreed to improve screening on the border more than 1800 people have died from the disease since the latest outbreak was discovered in the d.l.c. over a year ago today those are the latest headlines let's go back there. by the mid 1960 s. . b. had become the rising star of the denise politics networking building alliances and seeking opportunities to outmaneuver his opponents these included the communist party which would be purged in 1971. these were desperate times in sudan which some believed called for desperate measures. sharon the whole you will have to get him. and move on your story happily. my city. by the end of the 1960 s. has an islamic charter front looked likely to gain a parliamentary majority so the communist staged a military coup installing joffe an immediate of the sudanese socialist union as prime ministe

parts of the network are having problems, st pancras international, the midlands, southern trains, gatwicks and handling services all having problems. on top of that, lots and lots of traffic lights have failed. in some areas, people are reporting that drivers are basically coping, a little bit more haphazard, other areas have large trafficjams and police may have to be deployed to manually direct traffic through these junctions. we to manually direct traffic through thesejunctions. we mentioned earlier a hospital had been affected by the outage as well. in ipswich, there was a trouble —— problem where there was a trouble —— problem where there was a power failure and the back—up generator failed to come on, which caused a serious concern. my understanding is that has been sorted out now. thank you very much. our reporter is at king's cross station for us now. michael, lner trains are saying don't bother travelling, what does that mean to some of those traveller standing behind you? you may wonder why 70 people are standing behind me and that is because king's cross station is now official

for example virgin atlantic, had already been told their flight was being moved and would go from gatwick—running dispute over pay between heathrow airport and members of the unite union who do jobs such as security guards, engineers and firefighters. and members of that union rejected the latest pay offer, which heathrow said would give front line staff and increase of 7.3% over 2.5 years. that wasn't accepted and therefore the strike this monday and tuesday and potentially more strike days later in august, they are still very much on the cards. time is running out now and i've heard nothing to say that there will be a resolution anytime soon to prevent those going ahead. thank you. a teenager has been arrested after a child fell from height at the tate modern in london. an air ambulance flew the boy to a central london hospital following the incident earlier this afternoon. visitors to the art gallery reported they were not allowed out of the building for around twenty minutes whilst the air ambulance was on the scene. the child's condition is currently unknown. borisjohnson has pledged

british airways say the problem has affected heathrow, gatwick, london city airport and will have a knock—on for many passengers waiting for a short—haul flight. leigh milner, bbc news. let's return now to our main story — the uk food industry has asked the government to waive competition laws to help cope with possible shortages if britain leaves the european union without a deal in october. today bbc news is taking a close look at the implications of a no—deal brexit. let's go live to peterhead in north east scotland now and speak to our correspondent james shaw. what's the preparation being made there to cope with a no—deal brexit? that's a very good question, and probably the question a lot of fishermen and people in the fish processing business are asking right now. fish is incredibly important in the north—east of scotland. the value of the fish landed here in peterhead last year was £202 million. there are 110 votes in this harbour, the biggest in the uk, and somebody who can give us a sense of the preparations is jimmy, somebody who can give us a sense of the preparations isjimmy, th

i have been offered a late flight to madrid and then to gatwick in the morning.he airport, we are in an information queue that is not moving and the only staff around either duty free ones and they have been more helpful than anyone at ba. get your act together, british airways. get your act together, british airways. the number of reported crimes involving children attacking parents has doubled in the past three years. new figures from 19 police forces in england, wales and the channel islands saw the numbers jump from just over 7,000 in 2015 to more than 14,000 last year. in a moment, we'll hearfrom child psychotherapist, sara clarke. but first, "helen", not her real name, is a single parent from south yorkshire. she's had to call the police three times after being attacked by her 11—year—old daughter. joining me now is the child psychotherapist sara clarke. thank you for talking to us. why do you think more children are attacking their parents? children, like all human beings, are emotional beings. they are angry, sad, scared. children with their inability to

as far as we are aware, if you have problems with fog perhaps at gatwick first thing first update doesn'tems there. at the moment, fingers crossed, at the airports it seems to be ok. a lot of crossed fingers today, i'm guessing! thank you, andy moore. a daily pill, containing four medicines, can cut the number of heart attacks and strokes by a third in developing countries, new research suggests. the polypill contains blood—thinning aspirin, a cholesterol—lowering statin and two drugs to lower blood pressure, and it costs just pennies a day. a five—year study was carried out in villages in iran. coronary heart disease and stroke are the top two causes of death worldwide, killing more than 15 million people a year. the main advantage to using a polypill in the uk over current practice would be it allows people to take one tablet a day instead of taking several tablets a day for prevention of cardiovascular disease. that would be the main advantage. that would be a modest advantage so i think the main use of this type of strategy is going to be in developing countries. great british bake 0f

give us an idea, the big airport you would expect, heathrow, gatwick, manchester, glasgow, they willssible and have the money to do it. what is the cut—off for the size of airport that has to install this kind of machine? as we understand that at the moment, the cut—off will be 1 million passengers. that captures most of the airports that viewers will be travelling through. it is not just about the equipment. the equipment is larger and heavier than the equipment we use today, so airports will need to look at their swimming hole and make sure that it all fits. that could well be structural changes that are needed. how much will this cost your members? it depends on the work that they have to do. several millions of pounds for the smallest, tens of millions for the largest. what will passengers notice different? the equipment allows us to see inside the bag in a different way. currently, it is a very two—dimensional image. in future, the equipment will allow us to see all around the bag. for example, if you see something that might look a bit suspicious, now you would have to say we n

busiest day ever in the history of jet to and i checked the main airports, he fully —— heathrow, gatwickre is a new line picked up this morning. british airways of strikes next month? last month we found a strike called by the pilots union on september nine and ten as well as september nine and ten as well as september 27. 0vernight i was contacted september 27. 0vernight i was co nta cted by september 27. 0vernight i was contacted by many people who say it is not just contacted by many people who say it is notjust those three dates. i am flying on the eighth or the 11th or 12th. it is turning into five days of cancellations and it is important to know what your rights are if your flight to know what your rights are if your flight is cancelled. you must be found an alternative flight on the same day if possible, even if that means getting you a ticket on another airline. and if you are delayed overnight it must pay for a hotel and meals. the worst thing you can do, because they are trying to manage down the problem, is to cancel for a full refund because then you will purchase another tic