to expand heathrow airport it— wouldn't need to expand heathrow airport.nefit _ airport. it was never intended to benefit the north. the bit that works— benefit the north. the bit that works in— benefit the north. the bit that works in terms of transport infrastructure is north to south. in yorkshire — infrastructure is north to south. in yorkshire the easiest bit is getting to london — yorkshire the easiest bit is getting to london. the bit that doesn't work is getting _ to london. the bit that doesn't work is getting across the north. it takes — is getting across the north. it takes me _ is getting across the north. it takes me longer to get from bradford to liverpool than bradford to london _ to liverpool than bradford to london. what we need is infrastructure across the north and the fact— infrastructure across the north and the fact is, — infrastructure across the north and the fact is, it is 180 billion now in terms — the fact is, it is 180 billion now in terms of— the fact is, it is 180 billion now in terms of cost. everyone knows it's a _ in terms

i should have been on my way today to heathrow to pick up my mum who is coming _ to heathrow to pickming to— to heathrow to pick up my mum who is coming to celebrate her birthday today— coming to celebrate her birthday today with her family here in london _ today with her family here in london i_ today with her family here in london. i am today with her family here in london. lam here because of today with her family here in london. i am here because of pure evil _ london. i am here because of pure evil i_ london. i am here because of pure evil i am — london. i am here because of pure evil. lam here because i need to ask evil. iam here because i need to ask for— evil. lam here because i need to ask for help _ evil. lam here because i need to ask for help to release babies, kids. _ ask for help to release babies, kids, mothers and all people from their captivity. i am a british citizen — their captivity. i am a british citizen and i am one of your own. 0n citizen and i am one of your own. on saturday— citizen and i am one of your own. on saturday morning to the kibbutz near when i _ s

to pick up _ have been on my way to heathrow to pick up my— have been on my way to heathrow to pickum who is coming to celebrate her 75th birthday today, with her— celebrate her 75th birthday today, with her family here in london. i'm here _ with her family here in london. i'm here because of pure evil. i am here because _ here because of pure evil. i am here because i_ here because of pure evil. i am here because i need to ask for help to release — because i need to ask for help to release babies, kids, mothers and old people — release babies, kids, mothers and old people from their captivity. the reason _ old people from their captivity. the reason we — old people from their captivity. the reason we feel urgency is because hature _ reason we feel urgency is because hature will— reason we feel urgency is because nature will do its course if we are not going — nature will do its course if we are not going to act, if the international community, and the humanity— international community, and the humanity and the human code and the human— humanity and the human code and the human dial

stansted airport have tweeted, flying from - airport have tweeted, flying from nairobi to heathrow hasrning after an ongoing incident. the airport remains open. that is all that we have at the moment, more on that as we get it. you're watching bbc news. now, a new line also to bring you coming into us by the reuters news agency about the attempts to form a unity government in the wake of the hamas attack on israel on saturday. the israeli opposition leader who called in the immediate aftermath of that attack for emergency unity government has said he is notjoining that government for the ongoing war with hamas. it was a surprise for some that benjamin netanyahu agreed he would form at this coalition government as the country is now, as he puts it, at war. the opposition leader has said he will notjoin that emergency government. meanwhile, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has vowed an ending us support of israel, drawing a visit to tel aviv. we are waiting for a news conference is expected to hold with journalists. blinken spoke personally about his... he is due to meet his pa

instead of landing heathrow police are landing at heathrow police are in attendance.ondemned violence against civilians . but mahmoud against civilians. but mahmoud abbas said the killing or abuse of civilians contravenes his morals, religion and international law. his comments come as vital medical supplies run dangerously low in gaza , run dangerously low in gaza, with the red cross warning the situation is deteriorating fast. the only remaining power station stop working yesterday fuel suppues stop working yesterday fuel supplies are also dwindling and could run out within hours. more than 1300 israelis have been killed since saturday's attack, including over 200 soldiers. meanwhile more than 1400 palestinians have been killed in israeli strikes . well, the us israeli strikes. well, the us secretary of state has reassured the israeli prime minister of washington's support during his trip to the middle east. benjamin netanyahu insisted, though , hamas should be treated though, hamas should be treated exactly the same way as isis . exactly the same way as isis. antho

but if we could see a better experience of airports, especially at heathrow and around the world thatendous difference. at terminal three at heathrow is the home of virgin and delta, it is the oldest terminal, over 60 years old so we need to think of what next for that experience and how we can with the new leadership team make a new home for our customers but overall with safety which i think new systems and new machines joining up the biometrics and quicker passage of your baggage, there are many things we can do but i wish we could control it from start to finish. that's never good to happen. -- going to happen. guy: we start off talking about all the things you do which gives you great visibility on what's happening. we were talking about this this morning. is delta a conglomerate? it's got an airline, a card business, it's got a really big maintenance business. you put all of this together. is the whole fit logical and can i think of delta as an employee center. are you an airline or are you just an airline. ed: we are in airline but we also appreciate the fact the airline busine

british airways doors from one flight a day from london heathrow to tel aviv. adjusted the timings of that, my understanding is that that is so crucial to have to stay in israel over night. this is a fast developing situation, they are all saying they are keeping things under review and doing whatever they feel is safest given the situation there. the markets now. it often seems crass to talk about this in times like this, but it is important to look at the effect that it is having around the world. brent crude is gonna buy more than 3% today. that nervousness about security of supply. let me show you overnights what happened in asia and america overnight. the markets reallyjust america overnight. the markets really just trying to america overnight. the markets reallyjust trying to work out america overnight. the markets really just trying to work out what this means and if they contagion could spread. we will bring you more now on the ongoing situation in the middle east. noisy, boisterous, fun. the children here all are enjoying a weekend away because they ar

i know you were speechless afterwards, but how has the reception been at heathrow?just being back home. it has been a long few weeks, but i'm really happy with the whole world championships as a whole. if you things didn't go to plan, but to come away from this world championships with a gold medal, it is a bit mind long, to be honest. what were the expectations going into antwerp? we what were the expectations going into antwerp?— what were the expectations going into antwerp? we really wanted to ush a into antwerp? we really wanted to push a team _ into antwerp? we really wanted to push a team placement. _ push a team placement. unfortunately, it didn't really go to plan, but individually i was pushing for floor to plan, but individually i was pushing forfloor and to plan, but individually i was pushing for floor and vault and i just managed to get into the vault final. i did put a bit of pressure on myself to do well because me having that six tariff faults gives you such an age where if you land that i know i can play truly well. i put a bit of pressure on mysel

stop the expansion of heathrow and to have a high speed line from heathrow leeds and from heathrow toally not have short haul flights heathrow and so you flights to heathrow and so you wouldn't have an extra runway at heathrow. >> it was nothing. >> it was nothing. >> never never even >> it was never they never even pretended the north. >> there's been a huge rewriting of it's become of history. it's become like a religion people like andy religion for people like andy burnham, who's got no idea what on earth he's talking about. king north. he king of the north. well, so he claims. he's got he doesn't claims. but he's got he doesn't really speak for the north. he speaks himself. really speak for the north. he speand himself. really speak for the north. he speand hthingf. really speak for the north. he speand hthing is, look, just really speak for the north. he spearof hthing is, look, just really speak for the north. he spearof in.hing is, look, just really speak for the north. he spearof in.hing terms. k, just think of it in this terms. >> you've £180 billion >> if you've got £180 bi

british airlines is likely still operating its daily flights between heathrow and tel aviv but it saysderstanding is that it's in the crew don't need to stay overnight in israel. in this fairly substantial list major airlines have suspended their programmes to and from israel. for example, wizz air, united airlines, air france and lufthansa. that, look under afternoon has extended its suspension to saturday. —— love tanvir this afternoon. ryanair is well has been flying but has had to cancel a small number of flights are operational regions. all airlines keeping a close eye on developments assessing the security is whether they were operationally involved in this particular attack, and following that wall streetjournal report that you referenced, it seems that at least the iranian diplomatic arm in the united nations has come out with a statement denying that they were at all involved, saying the decision was entirely of course this moving quite quickly and monitoring events very closely and just brings up to date on that suspected terror threat from to van which happened in hamburg. w

. >> for paul in tel aviv just off a plane from heathrow, there's exasperation. >> it's so frustrating born in israel but a londoner for more than 20 years, he's holding for the local army recruiting office. >> i might get through. >> hello. >> but it's bad news. they tell him he may be too old to serve, age 51. what did your wife say? >> initially she said, no, you're not going, your old, you don't know what you're doing. you have it vote a while, you are not going. i said, if i don't go, who does. if i'm not in the front line, the new is? >> the invisible ties that bind holdfast. israel is hurting as another reservist says goodbye to his family, called up to defend the land that so many call home. bbc news in jerusalem. >> for the 100 to 150 believed to have been taken hostage by hamas, it is an anxious wait for the families who haven't heard from relatives and saturday as bbc's diplomatic correspondent reports. >> twins organized a music festival that became a massacre. one is dead and the other is missing. this sister still can't fathom what has happened. family by family, the horr

the supersonic jet traveling at twice the speed of sound from new york's jfk to london's heathrow. the jet carried 100 passengers including some celebrities. concorde began commercial service in 1976 but british airways and air france retired the fleet citing rising operating cost and down turn in demand. >>> coming up on the "cbs weekend news" winter makes an early appearance. we'll show you where, next. >>> it is a war that can cause many people to shiver. snowstorm. this week millions from the rockies to the plains could see up to a foot of snow as a pacific storm blows in from the west. let's check on the weather threat with paul goodloe from our partners at the weather channel. temperatures are really dipping, paul. >> we are dealing with a pattern change coming into the west coast. tomorrow not bad. temperatures, again, late october so nothing unusual. got 60s and 70s. gone are the 80s, 90s, even 100-degree temperatures we had across the southwest. here is the beginning of the change. some rain and snow across the higher terrain as we have this deeper trough come through and

piccadilly line — severe delays between acton town and heathrow due to train cancellations. weather and some sunshine. showers, though, running through this afternoon, but a lot of dry weather for a good deal of the day today. temperatures in the mid—teens. this evening, of course, for halloween activities, we have some further rain sweeping in through the evening. the further east you are, the more likely to hold on to the drier weather. it continues to pump in overnight, clearing to showers by tomorrow morning, setting us up for a pretty showery day tomorrow, but again there will be some bright weather. but all eyes, of course, on this deep area of low pressure here — storm ciaran — which is going to sweep across us through thursday, bringing both some heavy rain and some strong winds, too. we already have some early advanced met office weather warnings for the wind and the rain — especially out towards the south and east. expect those weather warnings to change as we refine the track and the placement and the timing of that storm. but as we go through the coming days, it

the government wasn't willing to have heathrow expansion. i was there and it wasn't political, it was_ i was there and it wasn't political, it was about the fact that the west coast _ it was about the fact that the west coast main line was basically full. that remains the case.— that remains the case. it was grotesquely _ that remains the case. it was grotesquely over _ that remains the case. it was grotesquely over spec - that remains the case. it was grotesquely over spec and . that remains the case. it was i grotesquely over spec and there that remains the case. it was - grotesquely over spec and there was a review in 2019 where the chairman was in favour, the deputy was against it, and the deputy resigned. we have spent so much money on this thing. you should have cut it off at any point in the last decade for the but you've got so far stop ending up with a train that runs from acton to birmingham is probably not ideal. partly it's about the pandemic and inflation. construction costs have gone". inflation. construction costs have gone...

for paul charney, in tel aviv, just off a plane from heathrow, there's exasperation.ut a londoner for more than 20 years, he's holding for the local army recruiting office. oh, i might get through. hi. shalom. untranslated speech. but it's bad news. they tell him he may be too old to serve, aged 51. what did your wife say? initially she said, "no, you're not going. "you're old. "you don't know what you're doing. "you haven't fought for a while. "you're not going." i said, "but if i don't go, then who does? "if i'm not in the front line, then who is?" the invisible ties that bind hold fast. israel is hurting, as another reservist says goodbye to his family — called up to defend the land that so many call home. israel is believed to have identified most of the hostages taken by hamas gunmen into gaza. israel's ambassador to the united nations says those captured number between 100 and 150. it's an anxious wait for families who haven't heard from relatives since saturday, as caroline hawley reports. twins osher and michael organised the music festival that became a massa

for paul charney in tel aviv, just off a plane from heathrow, there's exasperation.rmy recruiting office. hi. shalom. untranslated speech. but it's bad news. they tell him he may be too old to serve, aged 51. what did your wife say? initially she said, "no, you're not going. "you're old. "you don't know what you're doing. "you haven't fought for a while. "you're not going." i said, "but if i don't go, then who does? "if i'm not in the front line, then who is?" the invisible ties that bind hold fast. israel is hurting as another reservist says goodbye to his family called up to defend the land alljews, wherever they live, call home. for the latest from our teams you can go to our live page and don't forget to stay with us here on bbc news. hello. some fresh autumn weather on the way. chilly even for some of us in northern parts of the uk, but certainly nothing out of the ordinary. it's been so mild across many parts of the country so far this month. so we're back to really where we should be this time of the year. so this is what's happening on thursday. this is the a

also in terms of the connectivity through heathrow , connectivity through heathrow, people being ablebusiness worldwide here do business worldwide from here in inward investment, in terms of inward investment, with coming into city with companies coming into city of derry, the wider region, strabane right the way across the north—west of ireland , the north—west of ireland, setting up and doing business here. can do because here. they can do that because they get airlines to they can get here airlines to have updated high businesses done regional brands and airports are now linking up with much larger partners . well, i much larger partners. well, i think what we've done for the first time is to plug the city of derry into the international air connectivity network. you can buy a single ticket from derry that will take you to wherever you want to go worldwide. and a few worldwide. and there's a few benefits that. there's benefits for that. there's a saving the air passenger duty saving on the air passenger duty taxes pay. it also taxes that you'd pay. it also means that your baggage a

for paul charney in tel aviv, just off a plane from heathrow, there's exasperation. israel, but a londoner for more than 20 years, he's holding for the local army recruiting office. oh, i make it through. hi. shalom. untranslated speech. but it's bad news. they tell him he may be too old to serve, aged 51. what did your wife say? initially she said, "no, you're not going. "you're old. "you don't know what you're doing. "you haven't fought for a while. "you're not going." i said, "but if i don't go, then who does? "if i'm not in the front line, then who is?" the invisible ties that bind hold fast. israel is hurting as another reservist says goodbye to his family called up to defend the land alljews, wherever they live, call home. all rushing to get back here to defend the land. israel is believed to have identified most of the hostages that the hamas gunmen abducted and took back across the frontier into gaza. the times of israel, quoting army radio, says officials have been breaking the terrible news to scores of families throughout the day. israel's ambassador to th

british airways and virgin atlantic, two big carriers still running daily flights between london heathrowand get back to the uk, otherthan leave tel aviv and get back to the uk, other than perhaps regional carriers flying to other countries. very few options for people wishing to fly out of israel. today, the uk foreign secretary has said the uk will be arranging, facilitating some flights, with the first one departing tel aviv today. they haven't said what time. a number of other countries had already said they were going to evacuate their citizens from israel. the uk foreign office isn't referring to it as an 0ffice isn't referring to it as an evacuation, they say they are helping people, they haven't said how many people. they are trying to help them leave. i understand that first light today, we don't have a time, but the first flight is part of it and is now fully allocated, or the people on it have already been told. these are being described as commercialflights. people will told. these are being described as commercial flights. people will have to pay £300 for the tickets, but it

she was at london's heathrow airport on her way here, when we spoke again this morning, she returned to the hospital where she found her mom sleeping peacefully. how is your mother doing? >> my mom is looking okay. it seemed that she did get basic medical care, the nurse said that she's very sharp and very communicative and she wants to tell everybody what she knows, and i think she's very aware that she can pass on information i know that she was with some children and then she would have done quite a lot of work with them. i don't think she would have been sitting in corner. >> so she'll be able to help families with information about their loved ones. >> yes. >> that's huge. >> this is a wonderful moment. but it's also -- i'm sitting here talking to you not just to rejoice about my mom's return as wonderful as it is but to remind everyone that we're still in this situation, that there are over 200 people missing and that we want them back. we need to make sure that the governments of the world, that qatar continue to do its work, that we all work together, we stay focus, we bring

to connect to derry to heathrow to connect to that flight to australia.er problems, it's the other problems, then it's the airline's responsibility to get you where you want to go. so you to where you want to go. so we'll look after you throughout that you to that journey until you get to your destination. >> dougie beattie gb news in the modern city. >> well, you don't need to fly off anywhere for warmer weather over the next few days. it's going to be hot, hot, hot here in england. we will have more on that very shortly. first, get your headlines with . rihanna your headlines with. rihanna >> thank you. it's 131. your headlines with. rihanna >> thank you. it's131. your your headlines with. rihanna >> thank you. it's 131. your top stories from the newsroom . i'm stories from the newsroom. i'm the prime minister says he wants european leaders to unite and target people smugglers on the sidelines of the european political community summit in granada . rishi sunak will granada. rishi sunak will co—chair talks addressing the rising levels of illegal migratio

jonathan: compare and contrast the lounge at heathrow, the shopping available at heathrow. you get excited about the quality of the restaurant. lisa: they have really nice josh oh come -- oh come on. jonathan: higher quality is amazing. lisa: for some of the did not know what look oriole was, you got there and felt like you go to port authority. >> my father refuses to pick me about laguardia. lisa: even now? >> even now. jonathan: the way they were building it out is ridiculous. he used to have to take an approach to get a taxi. lisa: that was ridiculous but there is infrastructure run airports and cities away the u.s. completely lacks. you can land in heathrow, and to be in central london in 20 to 30 minutes. that does not exist in new york city. jonathan: you can be at central london for jfk and our 20 minutes in rush-hour hour traffic. [laughter] it's great to get to manhattan. jp morgan will join us shortly, that conversation on the corner, equities positive by 0.4 percent. cpi data, inflation in america in the next hour. ♪ at ameriprise financial, our advice is person

daughter who is heading from an airport, i think i talked to illinois about to board a plane at heathrowlying here. she is obviously overjoyed. i also spoke to yocheved's grandson daniel, who came down from -- basically the kibbutz where these two were kidnapped from. lifshitz was one of the founders back in 1957 with their husband, that kibbutz, there is a huge slaughter there of the people that were living their. about a quarter of them are either dead or missing. many of them had been kidnapped. they are still nine founding bodies of some of them. those who have survived have been relocated to -- there's a lot of happiness in this hotel tonight because they're alive, and that's where the family and their grandson daniel was. he flew here to tel aviv to see is family there. he said -- great, they didn't go into a lot of details with her about the nature of our captivity or what she may have seen. but for the family members, and frankly, for everybody here, there's a lot of focus obviously on both of their husbands of the women who are still being held, along with more than 200, there i

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they dropped the link to heathrow a long time ago _ dropped the link to heathrow a long time ago.ll the _ time ago. we think they ought to pull the plug and just cancel hsz time ago. we think they ought to pull the plug and just cancel h52 in its entirety. the infrastructure project — its entirety. the infrastructure project authority a few weeks ago announced that hsz is at red rating which _ announced that hsz is at red rating which means it is unachievable. there _ which means it is unachievable. there is— which means it is unachievable. there is the same arguments we have always— there is the same arguments we have always said. _ there is the same arguments we have always said, there is no business case _ always said, there is no business case because hsz was always around the idea _ case because hsz was always around the idea if— case because hsz was always around the idea if you could get to meetings in london faster, that would _ meetings in london faster, that would somehow magically turn into an economic— would somehow magically turn into an economic benefit to the countr

reports that the raf have intercepted a kenya airways boeing 787 on route from nairobi to london heathrowaid the plane is on the ground after landing at stan's dad but they didn't say if there's any ongoing threat or if passengers are still on board. of course we will update you as soon as we get more on that with regards to the security situation and in particular that of the jewish community security situation and in particular that of thejewish community here in the uk, the prime minister, rishi sunak, hasjust the uk, the prime minister, rishi sunak, has just announced the uk, the prime minister, rishi sunak, hasjust announced £3 million to protect schools, synagogues and otherjewish community buildings in response to those hamas attacks in israel. i'mjoined now response to those hamas attacks in israel. i'm joined now by the deputy ambassador to the uk, welcome to you and thank you very much for being with us. i want to talk about the situation in gaza, not that long ago, we had an update from the gaza health ministry saying that 1417 people have been killed in these rocket attacks by

the government wasn't willing to have heathrow expansion.ely over spec - that remains the case. it was grotesquely over spec and i that remains the case. it was i grotesquely over spec and there that remains the case. it was - grotesquely over spec and there was a review in 2019 where the chairman was in favour, the deputy was against it, and the deputy resigned. we have spent so much money on this thing. you should have cut it off at any point in the last decade for the but you've got so far stop ending up with a train that runs from acton to birmingham

responding to an incident at the airport after a flight that was on its way from nairobi in kenya to heathrow, had to be diverted there . raf, had to be diverted there. raf, fighter jets, we understand typhoon jets reportedly intercepting that kenya ainnays flight. the plane later landing safely and guided to a parking area for investors nation. some reports online that there was a security incident on board. we'll bring you more on that, of course, as it comes to us. now, in other news today, the palestine president has been commenting on the violence between israel and hamas. and he's condemned the violence against civilians . mahmoud abbas against civilians. mahmoud abbas said the killing or abuse of civilians contravenes morals, religion and the international law. his comments come as vital medical supplies run danger low in gaza with the international red cross warning now the situation is deteriorating fast . the only remaining power station stopped working yesterday in gaza. fuel supplies for generators are dwindling and could run out very soon. we understand more than 1300 israelis ha

we all about heathrow . it's we all know about heathrow. it's building it's water building energy.ts of things . it reservoirs, it's all sorts of things. it becoming reservoirs, it's all sorts of things . it becoming overly things. it is becoming overly expensive to build anything that a country needs to function as a first world country. and i think that's people have to that's what people have to reflect these are based reflect on. these are based sick things, advanced technology things, not advanced technology . yeah. >> em- . yeah. >> aaron bastani, >> meanwhile, aaron bastani, the chinese built chinese have probably built about 300 power stations in the same time , but the cost is same time, but the cost is significant. £23 billion would be saved if we got rid of this manchester to birmingham leg. and i think that that is money that could be better spent on things like today. we saw £700 million announced for local bus services akin to andy burnham . s services akin to andy burnham. s network b scheme in manchester. more kind of public control, presumably you'd be in favour of

airport and then hijacked a jumbo— heathrow airport and then hijacked a jumbojet_ heathrow airport and his parents in the first—class compartment of a private train carriage rather than its going down _ train carriage rather than its going down a _ train carriage rather than its going down a slide with his best mates. you could — down a slide with his best mates. you could look more excited about meeting _ you could look more excited about meeting the smartest person in the world. _ meeting the smartest person in the world, tunde. professor krause said, excuse _ world, tunde. professor krause said, excuse me! _ world, tunde. professor krause said, excuse me! tunde's dad interrupted hastily— excuse me! tunde's dad interrupted hastily to— excuse me! tunde's dad interrupted hastily to say, what we need is jokes~ — hastily to say, what we need is jokes~ a — hastily to say, what we need is jokes. a fellow walked into the pet shop and _ jokes. a fellow walked into the pet shop and said, can i buy a wasp? they— shop and said, can i buy a wasp? they said. — shop and said, can i buy a wasp? the

heathrow airport to celebrate her 75th birthday.nd be on my way to. >> to pick her up, and she was very much looking fonnard to come here and celebrate with her. her 75th birthday actually in a lovely place in devon. she loves devon. >> and when was the last time that you heard of your mum's whereabouts ? whereabouts? >> so on? on the 7th of october. on saturday morning , my >> so on? on the 7th of october. on saturday morning, my mum had a exchange with my sister actually , because of the time actually, because of the time difference , she didn't want to difference, she didn't want to wake us up here and she said that she is seeing and hearing too many people outside and she's really worried she's going into the safe room in israel in every in the kibbutz, in every house there is a safe room which designed to protect them from shelling and rockets , but not shelling and rockets, but not from people trying to come in. there is no way to lock it from inside . inside. >> and you were saying before that where you grew up because you gr

on the heathrow airport and sit on the tarmac , we try to tarmac, we should try to remember, shouldn'tjust around 4% of they make up just around 4% of this they might be this population. they might be very loud, but they make a large fuss. that many of fuss. there aren't that many of them fuss. there aren't that many of the exactly . and you're exactly >> exactly. and you're exactly right to point out steve bray, but broadly, the fact that we have not got to a stage yet where there has been a massive backlash against the undemocratic forces in this country, that there has not been a massive, significant icant backlash in terms of politically when it comes to things like the mass importation of people, many of whom do not share our values. the fact that we are continuously very tolerant of this , we're tolerant of the this, we're tolerant of the circumstances that has allowed this to arise, whereas our european neighbours simply are not, i think is a credit in many ways to the stoicism and the patience of the british people. but i think also at some point we have to ask ourselves what d

the shape of you star, 32 years old, was an hour into his journey from miami to heathrow when apparentlyined, not ed sheeran. i am at pains to say and armed cops boarded on landing. apparently another passenger said it was horrendous . there we said it was horrendous. there we go. a said it was horrendous. there we 90- a poppy said it was horrendous. there we g°- a p°ppy appeal said it was horrendous. there we go. a poppy appeal is going green as well. the royal british legion today launched its first plastic poppy . right. plastic free poppy. right. moving on next one, what have we got on the front page of the mirror? yeah a big story. this no to a public hearing. bulger killers parole bid in secret. james bulger's killer, jon venables, of them, will have venables, one of them, will have his parole hearing in his latest parole hearing in private, apparently evidence in private, apparently evidence in private to, quote, protect his mental health. now, moving on at the times , i think times next. the times, i think times next. is it? yep, times nice. why not? is it? yep, times nice. why n

i know i was on the fast track system in heathrow in harmondsworth a person used to come in on mondayecision. they even had a court in the detention centre. so if you appealed it, your would get the week your hearing would get the week after. you wouldn't have to wait after. you wouldn't have to wait a for hearing and the a year for a hearing and the backlog judge used sit in backlog the judge used to sit in the detention centre in a court made there, that's slick and made there, that's how slick and streamlined this streamlined it was. but this government has abandoned everything. >> how has something else changed, when changed, though? because when you at number of you look back at the number of refusals , it was 88% refusals for asylum, it was 88% refusals for asylum, it was 88% refusals in 2004. now now we have a 24% refusal rate, the lowest since 1990, which means 76% of people who apply get the right to remain so blame the government all we like. but is this actually a mindset of the immigration system, which is much more likely to allow a right to remain? and it's actually in e

now heathrow airport has seen many emotional homecomings over the years, but it was 50 years ago thaten hysteria. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. just minor delays on thejubilee line. london overground part suspended willesdenjunction to richmond now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it was a very mild night last night, but also a very wet one. we've got some heavy rain, and we've still got some this morning. the met office has a yellow weather warning. it is valid until 9am. now it is pulling away slowly. you can see the low pressure which has brought that heavy rain overnight slowly starting to shift. now we're still going to see some heavy rain, particularly for part of essex, further north, but eventually it will start to pull away. some showers to follow with some sunny spells. still quite breezy today. temperatures between 14 and 17 celsius. as we head into the weekend we will see showers at times. it is going to feel a little bit cooler, the breeze is still with us. but by sunday we should see the return of