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manchester airport and gatwick airport confirmed they had been affected.nian security service says it broke up a russian plot to assassinate prisoners -- president zelenskyy. it involved the ukrainian state guard and ukraine says they were part of a network of russian agents belonging to the fsb. james waterhouse has more. james: assassination plots against president zelenskyy are common and they have been since the full-scale invasion when russian paratroopers attempted to land in kyiv and take him out. this is an alleged blend -- plan that does stand out. you have the country's intelligence service claiming to have held two serving colonels in the country's security service which is responsible for keeping institutions, as well as senior officials safe. they are accused of planning to leak president zelenskyy and these other officials, their movements to moscow. the details of how they are protected from security guards and the addresses in which they stay. the alleged plan was for those addresses to be struck by russian missiles. but, the detail does no

thank you, simon calder at gatwick airport.— at gatwick airport.ce it, a trip to any garden centre doesn't come cheap, and the cost of garden furniture can be an absolute fortune. so i've come here to try and find out if it's possible to do up your garden space on the cheap. good morning! this urban garden show is the first of its kind. how do we get in? and manchester's very own cloud gardener has loads of advice on how to make small changes without spending megabucks. i have an 18th—floor balcony. this is a shelf and this is a chest of drawers. they got this from a charity shop, and what they've done is they've upcycled it, they've outdoor—proofed it. you see these tin cans, as well. and i suppose, when you're renting, you've got to think about the moveability of your garden, haven't you? exactly. you'll see there's nothing drilled into any of the walls or anything like that. and that is to really showcase that, actually, you can build a garden like this, but should this family want to move, theyjust need to pick it up and take it to their next d

many airports were affected, including heathrow, gatwick, edinburgh, birmingham, bristol, newcastle andnce harry is in the uk to celebrate the ten—year anniversary of his invictus games. he's due to attend a thanksgiving service at st paul's cathedral in london later today. though it has emerged that he won't be meeting the king during his trip. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell is at st paul's. so, how much more do we know about what the trip entails, sarah? yeah, hi, jane, what the trip entails, sarah? yeah, hi. jane. the _ what the trip entails, sarah? yeah, hi, jane, the security _ what the trip entails, sarah? yeah, hi, jane, the security sweeps - hi, jane, the security sweeps are going to start very shortly. this service this afternoon really is a celebration of what for many people has been a changing event, being involved in the invictus games. it was of course the brainchild of prince prince harry, who saw the impact of servicemen and women returning from combat and he wanted to do something to help them so he established this kind of paralympic—style games, if you like. t

arundel, amberley, pulborough, billingshurst, christs hospital, horsham, crawley, three bridges, gatwick airport scale. you're very popular. i don't know why. how did that happen? it's a bit of luck, really. i reacted to a viral video of myself on someone else's page, and the video that i made ended up going viral. that was my first video, and i thought, "ok, well, let's just keep, keep going. let's see what happens." and i gained a large amount of traction very, very quickly. at some point in life, everyone will face a barrier. and it's so easy to just give up because something's in your way. if you do that, you'll never get what you want. push the boundaries, and don't let your circumstances dictate your life. because if a blind man can do it, anyone can. do you think you might be becoming a role model? i like to think i've got a positive influence over people who are maybe losing their sight, parents of kids who are losing their sight. you know, reassuring people that disability isn't something to be scared of. that's my ultimate aim. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it's been anot

arundel, amberley, pulborough, billingshurst, christs hospital, horsham, crawley, three bridges, gatwick airportle. you're very popular. i don't know why. how did that happen? it's a bit of luck, really. i reacted to a viral video of myself on someone else's page, and the video that i made ended up going viral. that was my first video, and i thought, "ok, well, let's just keep, keep going. let's see what happens." and i gained a large amount of traction very, very quickly. at some point in life, everyone will face a barrier. and it's so easy to just give up because something's in your way. if you do that, you'll never get what you want. push the boundaries, and don't let your circumstances dictate your life. because if a blind man can do it, anyone can. do you think you might be becoming a role model? i like to think i've got a positive influence over people who are maybe losing their sight, parents of kids who are losing their sight. you know, reassuring people that disability isn't something to be scared of. that's my ultimate aim. hello there. it's been another pretty decent day up and down t

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manchester airport and gatwick airport also confirmed they had been affected.oronels within the ukrainian state guard. ukraine says they were part of a network of russian agents belonging to the russian state security service, the f—s—b. james waterhouse has more from kyiv. assassination plots are common especially since the invasion when russian paratroopers attempted to land in kyiv and take out president zelensky. this alleged plan really does stand out any of the countries intelligence service claiming to have held two serving kernels which are responsible for keeping institutions as well as senior officials safe and they are accused officials safe and they are accused of leaking president zelensky and his other officials, their movements to moscow, the details of how their protected by security guards as well as the addresses in which they stay and the plants of those addresses to be struck by russian missiles, but the details don't stop there. these two took weapons from the ukrainian regions where they were serving which included drones, mines and explos

manchester airport, gatwick airport, also confirmed they had been affected.eople behind you, what does it look like? it's unbelievable, you should see the crowd. i reckon the queue goes back at least one km and it's has tripled our quadrupled, they're tripled our quadrupled, they�* re working tripled our quadrupled, they're working on with cans of water with people being patient here. you can't really get an idea because it is wall—to—wall people. i don't know if you can see much. shire wall-to-wall people. i don't know if you can see much.— you can see much. are they telling ou what you can see much. are they telling you what the _ you can see much. are they telling you what the problem _ you can see much. are they telling you what the problem is? - you can see much. are they telling l you what the problem is? somebody said it was a — you what the problem is? somebody said it was a system _ you what the problem is? somebody said it was a system outage - you what the problem is? somebody said it was a system outage and - you what the problem is? somebody said

passengers have been reporting long queues to get to passport control — at airports including manchester, gatwickw. the home office said it was working to resolve the issue. jo mcmanus is a passenger traveling from australia to london — she spoke to us earlier from the queue at heathrow airport. this crowd, i reckon that it goes back at least a kilometre and it's quadruple and they've been walking around with cans of water for everybody but everyone�*s been patient and i will see, you cannot really get an idea because it is wall—to—wall people. someone said it was a system outage nationwide ended sitting on the airports we have been here for a 45 minutes, we cannot get to passport and all the people at passport control and it is chaotic. let's cross to the newsroom in london and speak to our correspondent chi chi izundu. chi chi, what more can you tell us? we have been told specifically what theissueis we have been told specifically what the issue is or what caused it but we know it as taking de gates across all major airports in the uk has from edinboro to newcastle, manchester and heathrow and

manchester and heathrow and gatwick and stansted and bristol airport, belfast, they all now cannot use the gates and one that you can use with facial recognition as you get to passport control rather than speaking to a border force officer. what are force officers or having to check peoples identifications manually which is leading to the massive queues that were mentioned. they do apologise for any inconvenience caused and they are working hard to resolve it and like heathrow, manchester airport is trying to give people water to try to help alleviate the waiting and they say they will waive car parking fines and any excess car parking finds that people might incur as a result find having to wait in the queue but as far as we know, there are still outages a border force e—gates across the airports and potentially also some rail ports

passengers have been reporting long queues to get to passport control at airports, including manchester, gatwickd it was working to resolve the issue. have a look at the situation on the ground as i chat to laura howes, stuck in the chaos at stansted airport in north london. people broke through the barrier here in my left to get the richer passport control faster. they were turned away again but hundreds of people are inside this room right now, it is pretty wall—to—wall, not a huge amount of four left but there are still people arriving so it is getting busier and busier and we don't have answers or information as far as i'm aware. it answers or information as far as i'm aware-— as i'm aware. it seems like frustration _ as i'm aware. it seems like frustration is _ as i'm aware. it seems like frustration is growing - as i'm aware. it seems like - frustration is growing amongst passengers there. the lack of information must be playing apart. because no—one you how long you'll be for what they will do to help the situation, sorry, i've seen you knocked your camera over. but sorry, i've seen you k

this is one of the main commuting commuting routes for people trying to get from heathrow to gatwick airportsick journey on most days has become a 19.5 mile diversion through some pretty, small villages. now, as you were saying, darren, they're being urged, people are being urged to only travel if absolutely necessary, that diversion taking people through the a2 one seven, the a2 40 and the a3 as well, past chessington world of adventures in oxshott and also one of the key things darren people being warned , people people being warned, people being warned to make sure that they take snacks, they take dnnks they take snacks, they take drinks because they might be stuck in traffic for a very long time. but when you do take that diversion , don't be tempted to diversion, don't be tempted to listen to your satnav go off that diversion and go other ways, because you could get stung for a ulez charge. if you follow the diversion , you won't follow the diversion, you won't be charged for ulez. if your car is not compliant. be charged for ulez. if your car is not compliant . so make sure is not compl

airports including heathrow, gatwick, edinburgh, birmingham, bristol, newcastle and manchester all confirmedcausing delays with arrivals late on tuesday. apple has announced a new line—up of ipad tablets with a powerful ai chip, called the m4. the new devices are the company's first ipad release in two years. that's the longest gap in ipad releases since they first launched in 2010. apple is expected to make a series of more ambitious ai announcements at its worldwide developers conference next month. meanwhile, the us has revoked export licences that allow companies to ship goods, including advanced semiconductors, to the chinese tech company huawei. the move follows the release last month of huawei's first ai—enabled laptop, the matebook x pro, powered by an intel processor. republicans in congress have been urging president biden to take tougher action to reign in huawei. the short video app tiktok has filed a lawsuit in the united states aiming to block a law that could ban it in the us. the social media platform described the legislation as an "extraordinary intrusion on free speech rig

and other busy airports dunng gatwick police have got to step up and start treating airports as places of extreme national security. we've seen before just stop oil protesters causing chaos at heathrow. faced with arrests, surely the police have got to clamp down on this. >> yes, absolutely. and the police will be following this very carefully, trying to monitor and gather evidence with the move , to at some point the move, to at some point hopefully moving in and disrupting this activity because martin, of course, there's a disruption to people's hard earned earned holiday breaks. there's millions, many millions of pounds that it will cost airlines and airport businesses as well. and then aside from that, breaking in airside is going to be very dangerous indeed.the going to be very dangerous indeed. the potential for harm, not just to themselves, but of course to innocent members of the public and airport staff. >> thank you. mark white, two breaking stories there. tragic death in amsterdam and just stop oil. summer chao

airports. these include gatwick, stansted and manchester. sure passengers are safely processed through to the border. patrick, presumably you're quite happy our borders are currently closed, no, i don't believe in in in people not being able to travel between countries at all. i do think, that the high tech e. gates and all that, surely they they can't be brittle if technology is brittle and subject to glitches and there's no kind of belt and braces approach, then we're asking for trouble, particularly asking for trouble, particularly as we've heard with china seemingly able to switch on and off our computer systems almost at will. >> amy, you just throw the gates open, wouldn't you? >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i can't believe this, though. like, we can't even process passports like we can't. we can't let anyone through. yeah, everyone's just stuck. >> i mean, this is a shocker. >> i mean, this is a shocker. >> to be fair, i don't think it's broken. britain. no. >> it's broken. look, look , >> it's broken. look, look, patrick. we go. go on

airports including heathrow, gatwick, edinburgh, birmingham, bristol, newcastle and manchester all confirmedruption". we're keeping an eye on it and if we get more information before the end of the show we'll let you know. stormy daniels testified at donald trump's criminal trial today, claiming that he told her "this is the only way you're getting out of the trailer park", before having sex with her in his hotel suite in 2006. he denies that ever happened. the alleged encounter has ultimately led to this criminal trial, the first for a former us president. here's scott detrow from the trump's trials podcast. thank you for talking to us. quite a moment today, to have stormy daniels and donald trump in that courtroom together. and donald trump in that courtroom touether. ., , ., ., , together. donald trump often goes back and forth _ together. donald trump often goes back and forth over _ together. donald trump often goes back and forth over the _ together. donald trump often goes back and forth over the course - together. donald trump often goes back and forth over the course of. back and fo

crucially, at, the half way point between heathrow and gatwick airport, the two busiest airports in the lots of people trying to get between the two of them, simon, one thing that leapt out at me is a bit of a nightmare. >> the 19 mile diversion goes past chessington world of adventures . there'll be loads of adventures. there'll be loads of parents in the backs of cars with their kids. been there, got the t shirt, complete nightmare, gridlock trying to get in and out of there. is there any way around that? short of being airdropped in? >> no. it's a really good point. and actually, yeah, i know you have your your helicopter on standby , but, when you're off standby, but, when you're off the air, but the, no, the crucial thing is that a lot of people are going to be following their satnav or the diversion, and that's wrong, because if you've got a car which doesn't qualify for the, emission levels that are required by ulez, the ultra low emission zone, then you are going to be okay because i'm well within the ulez here. you're going to be okay as long as you stick to the diversion route

arundel, amberley, pulborough, billingshurst, christs hospital, horsham, crawley, three bridges, gatwick airportesence is off the scale. you're very popular. i don't know why! how did that happen? um, it's a bit of luck, really. i reacted to a viral video of myself on someone else's page, and the video that i made ended up going viral — that was my first video — and i thought, "ok, well, let'sjust keep going, let's see what happens," and, yeah, i gained a large amount of traction very, very quickly. here are some of the most satisfying sensory experiences that you can have that aren't visual. the sound of hitting a strike when you're bowling. i mean, when you're bowling blind, it's difficult anyway, but you cannot mistake the sound of a strike. it is so satisfying. and you're very honest on social media — you're talking about things that other people perhaps wouldn't be comfortable talking about — like things like going to the toilet. you would think that people would tread on eggshells when asking questions about my life, but i can tell you for sure, that is not the case. so today i'll be answe

two weeks of july , over the last two weeks of july, just stop oil plans to target airports, including heathrow and gatwickt the height of the summer getaway , in order, they summer getaway, in order, they say, to cause maximum disruption. the group is also running a series of online courses aimed at encouraging and informing volunteers on the best way to carry out a protest . and way to carry out a protest. and sir keir starmer has thrown his support behind the welsh first minister, who is facing a vote of no confidence after less than three months in office. the welsh conservatives tabled the motion against labour's vaughan gething following months of controversy around donations dunng controversy around donations during his election campaign. the vote is due to take place next week on the 5th of june, and an investigation into severe turbulence that hit a singapore airlines flight last week has found that a rapid change in gravitational force was what caused the plane to suddenly drop thousands of feet. the flight was diverted to bangkok. passengers and crew were thrown into mid—air mid—flight, with som

the last two weeks of july, just stop oil have said they've got plans to target airports, including heathrow and gatwickat the height of the summer getaway , in height of the summer getaway, in order, they say, to cause maximum disruption . the group's maximum disruption. the group's also running a series of online courses aimed at encouraging and informing volunteers on how best to carry out protests . now, to carry out protests. now, labour hasn't taken any decision to bar diane abbott from standing as an mp for the labour party, it says. the mp reportedly told media outlets that she had been blocked from running for the party. but sir keir starmer said this afternoon those reports weren't true. she had the whip withdrawn in april last year following comments she made about jewish people not suffering racism. but after an internal labour party investigation, the whip was restored just yesterday , miss restored just yesterday, miss abbott apologised for those comments and had been sitting as an independent mp. in the meantime . miss abbott was, of meantime. miss abbott was, of course a close ally of th

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e—gates has been causing significant disruption at airports tonight , employees at airports tonight, employees at heathrow, gatwick officials try to fix the problem . it means long queues for passengers arriving in the uk tonight , passengers arriving in the uk tonight, including at edinburgh and stansted. two the disruption comes after border force workers staged a four day strike at heathrow in a dispute over working conditions last week. in other news, the defence secretary told mps the government could not rule out a state involvement in a hack at the ministry of defence, but he refused to confirm reports that china was behind it for reasons of national security. >> we can't release further details of the suspected cyber activity behind this incident. however

nationwide issue with border force e—gates has caused significant disruption at airports overnight. >> heathrow , gatwickow, gatwick and manchester were all affected by the outage as tens of thousands of people were left stranded in terminals, a spokesperson for the home office has revealed that the network issue occurred just before 8:00 last night. the e—gates came back, then came back online at midnight. there's no indication that it was as a result of a cyber attack, although we do want to hear from you. if you were caught up in that. you now, the defence secretary has told mps that the government cannot rule out state involvement in a hack at the ministry of defence, but refused to confirm reports that china was behind it. >> beijing has strongly denied reports it's behind the hack, saying the accusations are, quote , completely fabricated. quote, completely fabricated. security specialist will geddes joins us now. will, good morning to you. hi. first of all, why maybe i'm being too simplistic in this this could possibly be some 20 year old kid in russia or, you know, eastern europe with, a bit of s

e—gates has been causing significant disruption at airports tonight , employees at airports tonight, employees at heathrow, gatwicknd manchester are all helping out while officials try to fix the problem . it means long queues for passengers arriving in the uk tonight , passengers arriving in the uk tonight, including at edinburgh and stansted. two the disruption comes after border force workers staged a four day strike at heathrow in a dispute over working conditions last week. in other news, the defence secretary told mps the government could not rule out a state involvement in a hack at the ministry of defence, but he refused to confirm reports that china was behind it for reasons of national security. >> we can't release further details of the suspected cyber activity behind this incident. however i can confirm to the house that we do have indications that this was the suspected work of a malign actor and we cannot rule out state involvement . this incident and we cannot rule out state involvement. this incident is further proof that the uk is facing rising and evolving threats . threats. >> well. grant shapps

just stop oil plans to target airports this summer, including heathrow and gatwick, at the height ofthe getaway, in to order cause, they say, maximum disruption. the group's also running a series of online courses aimed at encouraging and informing volunteers on how best to carry out the protests. that's the news for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. keir mather gert's royals. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at thursday's newspapers. >> i am simon evans. thursday's newspapers. >> i am simon evans . joining me >> i am simon evans. joining me tonight. we have two fine stand up comedians, one vigorously active scott capurro. the other one resting monastic . that's one resting monastic. that's nick dixon in a temporary or perhaps permanent sabbatical. >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> will you ever come back? i went into semi—retirement because i tried to follow scott one night and i couldn't. >> you were great. it was fine. your set was fine. >> that's true . well, you're >> that's true. w

uk airports were left in chaos overnight due to a massive computer glitch. air ports across the kingdom, including hitra, gatwickd operating automatic checkpoints for biometric passport holders. the documents had to be checked manually. tens of thousands of people are stuck in queues. the system was restored only several hours later. the ministry of internal affairs is investigating the reasons for the attack. the kingdom has already denied the hacker version. a series of powerful tornadoes hit the central part of the united states, causing wildfire, reports in oklahoma, kansas, nebraska and michigan. tornadoes in these states damaged and destroyed dozens. including postal service buildings. the elements uprooted trees and destroyed power lines. as a result, thousands of americans were left without electricity. at least one casualty was reported. in some areas, the tornadoes were accompanied by large hail. in vienna , the russian center for science and culture hosted a concert by eva gevargian dedicated to victory day. a talented young pianist from moscow, winner of dozens of international awards. in the austria

in fact, over the last two weeks of july, just stop oil plans to target airports including heathrow and gatwickhey british summer getaway. they say, in order to cause maximum disruption . the group's also disruption. the group's also running a series of online courses aimed at encouraging and informing volunteers on how best to carry out a protest that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts, scan the qr code on your screen or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . alerts. >> well, the labour party's campaign hit its first major bump in the road today. it's all about diane abbott. mr abbott was suspended from the labour party in april 2023 amid a racism and anti—semitism scandal, talking about jewish people, the irish and travellers , she said they undoubtedly experienced prejudice . this is experienced prejudice. this is similar to racism and the two words are often used as if they were interchangeable. it is true that many types of white people with points of difference, such as redheads, can experience this prejudice, but they are not all their lives subject to racism . the

just stop oil plans to target airports, including heathrow and gatwick, at the height of the summer getaway the group is also running a series of online courses aimed at encouraging and informing volunteers on how best to carry out its protests . out its protests. >> homeless people are being removed from accommodation in edinburgh to allow taylor swift fans to stay in the city. shelter scotland the people they support are being taken by taxi to glasgow and aberdeen amid a squeeze on hotel accommodation . squeeze on hotel accommodation. >> guitar owned by john lennon, found in an attic, has sold for $2.9 million at auction. it's a 12 string hootenanny acoustic. it was used in the recording of the help album in 1965. it hasn't been seen or played on for more than 50 years. >> well, that'll be good to find your attic, wouldn't it? >> a hootenanny hootenanny, just that. i mean, it's a phenomenal how they've managed to, authenticate it and all that. i don't know, there must be some. there must have been something there with it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i wonder what kind of condition it's in if it

airports last night. the technical issue meant border force e—gates didn't work at several sites, including heathrow, gatwickmanchester and edinburgh. minister for legal migration tom pursglove has been discussing the technical issue in the house of commons, and he apologised for the disruption . the russian the disruption. the russian embassy here in the uk says new measures against its officials are groundless and the reasons given for them are ridiculous. moscow's defence attache is being expelled over claims that he is a spy. several russian diplomatic premises are also being shut while there'll be new restrictions on diplomatic visas. the home secretary says that britain is trying to dismantle the kremlin's intelligence gathering operations in the uk, in a move that's also supported by labour. andrew tate is being sued for damages by four british women who claim he raped and assaulted them. three of the women reported. the social media influencer to police over allegations in 2015. but the crown prosecution service investigated and then decided not to prosecute four years later. it comes as 37 year old

airports last night. the technical issue meant border force e—gates didn't work at several sites, including heathrow, gatwickburgh. minister for legal migration tom pursglove has been discussing the technical issue in the house of commons, and he apologised for the disruption . the russian the disruption. the russian embassy here in the uk says new measures against its officials are groundless and the reasons given for them are ridiculous. moscow's defence attache is being expelled over claims that he is a spy. several russian diplomatic premises are also being shut while there'll be new restrictions on diplomatic visas. the home secretary says that britain is trying to dismantle the kremlin's intelligence gathering operations in the uk, in a move that's also supported by labour. andrew tate is being sued

airports overnight. the technical issue meant that border force e—gates weren't working at several sites, including heathrow, gatwickdinburgh. minister for legal migration tom pursglove excuse me has been discussing the technical issue in the house of commons and apologised for the disruption . apologised for the disruption. and finally, just some breaking news that we're hearing coming to us out of south yorkshire tonight, where two people have now been arrested. hundreds also evacuated from around 130 properties after a bomb squad was dispatched to the village in barnsley. shocked villagers in grimsthorpe have reported seeing an explosive truck and a bomb disposal robot in the area. it's understood the focus of police operations is a disused church and adjoining house in the area. after a number of suspicious items were found , detectives on items were found, detectives on the scene suggesting residents could remain evacuated for another 48 hours. roads also closed within a 60 metre cordon and they're asking members of the public to avoid the area for at least the next 72 hours. that's the latest from the newsroom