both heathrow and british airwa s think? both heathrow and british airways have _ think?ponse. how many times is something like this going to happen, until lessons are actually learned? do to happen, until lessons are actually learned?— to happen, until lessons are actually learned? do you put this down to policy. _ actually learned? do you put this down to policy, either— actually learned? do you put this down to policy, either the - actually learned? do you put this| down to policy, either the airline, it could be, or the airport? or is it individuals? you have two assume that individuals would care enough, individual people would not want you to have that experience. is it like a corporate culture thing, that they are just not grasping?— are just not grasping? well, i must sa , the are just not grasping? well, i must say, the assistant _ are just not grasping? well, i must say, the assistant staff _ are just not grasping? well, i must say, the assistant staff that - are just not grasping? well, i must say, the assistant staff that did - say, the assistant staff that di

yes, arrested at heathrow airport last night. >> yes, arrested at heathrow airport last night .remanded in custody overnight. and here we are. her entering at court. >> so, yes, we'll bring you any updates on that when and if we hear them. now, in other news, taylor swift fans have expressed a lot of concern that her concerts might not go ahead in the uk after an alleged terrorist attack was thwarted in vienna, two men were arrested in connection with the suspected plot. >> meanwhile, british police have said there was nothing to indicate the events in vienna would have an impact on her return to the uk next week. okay, well to discuss this further, we're joined by former head of counter—terrorism at the ministry of defence, major general chip chapman chip , a general chip chapman chip, a reminder that islamist terror hasn't gone away. >> but what will our security services and all the relevant authorities be doing to make sure that any concert here in the uk goes ahead without any, any issues? >> well, the first thing to say is generally there is no clustering in terms of plots

the former model katie price has appeared in court in london after being arrested at heathrow airportroceedings. she was warned by the judge today that she must attend another hearing later this month, �*with no ifs or buts, no going abroad' and no holidays. 0ur correspondent frances read was in court. katie price silent as she entered court... ..after being arrested at heathrow airport for not showing up to a hearing relating to her bankruptcy. instead, she was on a flight where she had posted a picture of a crisp sandwich on social media, with it widely reported she was travelling to turkey. appearing from the royal courts ofjustice, katie price sat crouched on a chair with her knees up to her chest. she was wearing a black head bandage and often appeared to have her head in her hands. at the very start of the hearing, she said she couldn't see very much and couldn't hear properly. judge daniel schaffer told her if she did not attend court when asked or provide necessary documentation, she could be brought back into custody again, saying, "no ifs, no buts, no holidays, no going abro

that's heathrow separate to that lner, the line that goes down the eastern spine of this country, itskers, its train drivers are looking at striking every weekend, going out for three months from august 31st. that is separate to the pay 31st. that is separate to the pay rise . agreed with train pay rise. agreed with train drivers the previous day . 14% drivers the previous day. 14% pay drivers the previous day. 14% pay rise over three years. that's 5% 20 2223 4.755%. last year and 4.5% this year. and it gets more interesting because if you've left and quit as a train driver before you get backdated pay driver before you get backdated pay so some people can be two years away from being a train dnven years away from being a train driver, they'll get a check in the post. pay for by you and me as, as as as taxpayers. aslef say about this the lner strike. they're saying that breakdown in industrial relations bullying by management . they claim management. they claim persistent breaking of agreements apparently goes back to a row about lner staff managers driving trains to break previous st

ba and heathrow airport have apologised and say they are investigating what went wrong.port than i did. baby beavers have been born in london for the first time in over 400 years at a site in greenford. they were introduced in october with the aim of reducing flooding. experts say it shows they are happy in their new habitat and beavers can thrive in cities. a doctor from tooting is nearing the end of an intense training regime as he prepares to take on seven ironman triathlons in seven days for charity. dr rob mitchell is raising money for men's health charity movember which helps injured servicemen and women. i really want to test myself and see what can i do and what can't i do. and can i complete this, i don't know. i enjoy doing all these weird and wonderful challenges and this isjust i guess the next step forward. it's going to be some long days, 14, 15 hours a day of exercising. sleep is going to be difficult and staying mentally tough enough. it's just going to be about, just keep going. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on most tube line

the former model katie price has been arrested at heathrow airport and taken into police custody, forurt hearing relating to her bankruptcies. ms price will appear in court today, as sean dilley reports. back from holiday, but katie price�*s feet hardly touched the ground before she found herself in police custody. the former glamour model was arrested by metropolitan police officers at 7:45pm last night, for failing to show up at a high court bankruptcy hearing on the 30th ofjuly. the court said she failed to show despite knowing that he had to, and being given very clear warnings she would face arrest if she did not. the model, once known asjordan, had been due to answer questions about two bankruptcies. herfirst was in november 2019, the second in march this year. judge catherine burton said katie price had provided no real explanation for not turning up. she said, "it is in myjudgment necessary that the court issue a warrant for ms price�*s arrest." the judge described her cooperation as piecemeal and said she had only provided the most basic information relating to her bankruptci

the former model was arrested last night when she flew into heathrow. katie price back in the headlines. this relating to two separate cases of bankruptcy. the first, filed back in november 2019, the second, filed this year, march 2024. that the second, filed this year, march 202a. that one was in relation to unpaid tax bills of around £750,000. because of these bankruptcy cases, she was told she would have to attend a specialist bankruptcy court here in london. that was onjuly 30. judge burton, in charge of the hearing, said she had been given very clear warnings that he had to attend, that she rakes arrest if she didn't. we now know that that is the case. we have been told instead of turning up to that hearing, katie price was in fact a way in turkey. judge burton saying she provided no explanation as to why she had gone away. and that she couldn't provide the most basic information. she was arrested and returned to heathrow last night, bailed shortly after. today she will appear here at the royal courts ofjustice at some point during the afternoon. t

price is due to appearin star katie price is due to appear in court today after being arrested at heathrow airport last night. it comes after a judge issued a warrant following her failure to attend a high court bankruptcy hearing last month. price was declared bankrupt in november 2019 and again in march this year. well, those are the latest headlines from the gb news centre. for now, i'll be back in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news.com forward slash alerts . news.com forward slash alerts. >> thanks, mark and good morning to you back home. it's 935 ben and nana with you on this friday morning. i was about to say glorious friday morning, but i left for work this morning at five. yeah, pitch black rain smashing down the trees were blowing in the wind. it felt like winter november or something, but apparently it's meant to be a bit of a scorcher this weekend. well, today, apparently 25 degrees the weekend in the 30s. >> typical, because i've got my show at 3:00 and everyone will be sunbathing.

the fashion chain went out of business, so those stores were at heathrow and gatwick airport , at heathrownd gatwick airport, london's regent park and also in bath and york. london's regent park and also in bath and york . well, those are bath and york. well, those are the headlines for the moment. i'm back in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gb news. >> com forward slash alerts . >> com forward slash alerts. >> com forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to gb news tonight with me, christopher hope. tonight with me, christopher hope . some shocking news for hope. some shocking news for you. now, labour's plans to release 2000 prisoners next month to ease jail overcrowding could see those convicted of violent offences and even manslaughter freed . in one case, manslaughter freed. in one case, a teenager, lawson natty, was sentenced to two years and eight months and he'll be released early. it's been reported that he's also a foreign national. the victim, 14 year old gordon gault, died after sustaining wound

. cancelled at heathrow airport.e the latest headlines from the gb newsroom for now, i'll be back with you at 9:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com. forward slash alerts . >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> thank you sam . massive news >> thank you sam. massive news from the us there with jfk jr endorsing donald trump. but anyway, good evening. let's focus on this side of the pond because tomorrow marks 50 days of sir keir starmer's premiership. i'm going to mark the occasion by telling you what his version of great britain looks like. well, it looks like paedophiles are treated better than people who write nasty things on the internet. and i say that because a convicted child rapist has escaped jail for a second time, because our prisons are too overcrowded. so instead of banging up vile monsters , we're putting people monsters, we're putting people who write some tweets during the riots in t

those are cancelled at heathrow. those are the latest headlines for now. i'm sam francis.it's . emily. >> well good evening. welcome to dewbs& co with me, emily carver. i'm standing for in michelle dewberry this evening and with me is my panel until 7:00. we have conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and the former labour minister, bill rammell. thank you very much indeed for joining me. good evening this evening. and please do as always as, michelle always says, this show is not just about us. it's also about you at home. so please do get your views in gbnews.com/yoursay. we've got a lot to talk about today. from energy bills to prison spaces to the home office messing up on twitter. but first, something perhaps a little lighter or perhaps a little lighter or perhaps a little bit humorous. some very important news indeed. jeremy clarkson has banned sir keir starmer from his new pub. now this is the first person he has barred from his establishment since opening. i believe it actually opened today. there were four hour queues outside his pub now he sa

anybody coming into heathrow, heathrow airport can can overstay their welcome.either you ban all visitors from britain just in case they stay longer than they should, or you accept that these schemes actually work and can be for the benefit both of this country and other countries . other countries. >> well, thank you nigel. i hope to see you personally next week. but with me now is today's holder of the state of the nation, flabellum the great stanley johnson . stanley, do you stanley johnson. stanley, do you think this is the thin end of the wedge? >> i don't i listened to the debate you've just had with with nigel nelson. and i've got to tell you , i agreed very much. tell you, i agreed very much. with what? tell you, i agreed very much. with what? with tell you, i agreed very much. with what? with what nigel said. of course you could say i'm here tonight as a somebody who's just followed marco polo. marco polo was the great bridge builder. you know, the historic bridge builder? yes. of course, bridge building is in my, you know , in building is in my, you kn

they include locations at heathrow and gatwick airports . heathrow and gatwick airports. bath, york and portsmouth . well, there york and portsmouth. well, there you go. you're right up to date more for you in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign up to to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> thank you mark. now this hour , >> thank you mark. now this hour, divers have entered the sunken superyacht as the hunt continues for the missing passengers. british tech tycoon mike lynch and his daughter are among six tourists still missing after that luxury yacht sank in a tornado off the coast of sicily in the early hours of yesterday morning and gb news reporter adam cherry is on the scene there off the coast of sicily. adam. the search continues. the hours of vanishing away. now the chancers, it seems, of a successful rescue of vanishing or diminishing. what's the latest from the scene? >> well, i'm actually walking a

yes, this is heathrow airport. let's explain.attend a court hearing relating to her bankruptcies. ms price will appear in court later today, as sean dilley reports. back from holiday, but katie price's feet hardly touched the ground before she found herself in police custody. the former glamour model was arrested by metropolitan police officers at 7:45pm last night, forfailing to show up at a high court bankruptcy hearing on the 30th ofjuly. the court said she failed to show despite knowing that he had to, and being given very clear warnings she would face arrest if she did not. the model, once known asjordan, had been due to answer questions about two bankruptcies. herfirst was in november 2019, the second in march this year. judge catherine burton said katie price had provided no real explanation for not turning up. she said, "it is in myjudgement necessary that the court issue a warrant for ms price's arrest." specialist lawyers had hoped to quiz katie price about her finances. she is already paying 40% of her earnings from th

so if it stopped, stop messing up flights out of heathrow every three days.island. he probably has an island with this much money. he's not down in muscat. whatever it is down there getting a tui flight out of heathrow. no, he's got his own problem. he has his own jet. >> he's got a sports car. >> he's got a sports car. >> he's got a sports car. >> he probably does. i bet he has got all that stuff. this guy i don't like him. >> well, you know, i don't particularly like him either. and also, for all the money that he gives to labour, he give £5 million to labour in the 12 months before the election. but then he gets subsidies back from then he gets subsidies back from the government. so this is just an energy baron . this is just an energy baron. this is just business. the way business lobbying has always worked, its funding has always worked. >> like the guy who said something racist, they gave 10 million to the tories but was making hundreds of millions back from nhs contracts. both parties, the corruption is that's the biggest problem here, that's the bigge

a 46 year old woman from surrey was arrested at heathrow airport at 7:45 this evening. an arrest warrant was issued for price last month after she failed to attend a court hearing related to her bankruptcies . and finally, great bankruptcies. and finally, great britain's ellie aldridge has become the first ever olympic gold medallist in kite surfing at today's events in marseille. the discipline, which sees competitors fly above the water at up to 40 knots, powered by huge kites, is making its games debut this week . 27 year old debut this week. 27 year old aldridge, from dorset, powered her way to gold by winning both races in the final series. today with those are your latest gb news headlines. for now i'm cameron walker. now it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> and welcome to headliners. >> and welcome to headliners. >> it's your first look at friday's top news stories with me , andrew doyle and two rather me, andrew d

i don't know if you've ever been to heathrow or gatwick in london, but they are mental. yeah, i mean, so, you know, for us this doesn't seem busy. for us, this seems like a bit of downtime quite placid, quite relaxed. >> though many bay area residents are opting for a weekend away, i'm headed to see the fresno state michigan game at the big house, as the cost of domestic travel has fallen slightly, just 2% compared to last year, according to triple a data. triple a estimates that tomorrow will be the busiest day at airports. they expect about 2.8 million travelers to pass through airports all across the country. they say tomorrow morning and early afternoon will likely be the busiest time. so if you do have a flight around that time, you might want to get to the airport a little bit early to allow yourself some extra time to get through that security line in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news, sam trans announced its busses will have a limited schedule on monday for the labor day holiday, running a sunday schedule instead of the usual weekday. >> normal ro

another example in just richard met her 2 weeks ago, was detained in london. heathrow airport also on the terrorism as allegedly pertaining to his reporting on the war in gauze of those cases of fault outrage among prominent members of the public, including formal picking fluid front man, roger waters. they arrest you for standing up for human rights campaign a occasions? chad aside, england is now a fascist state. 1984 has arrived and is alive and well i was gonna say issue with british parliamentary and i'm broke off with george galloway. he said the new u. k. government sciences, a see the settings and dangerous precedence. a written is not yet a fascist country, but it is definitely on the road to extinguishing a freedom of speech. in the case of mrs. wilkinson, a 61 year old lady, highly respected, both in our own community and in the wider pro palestine community, which is millions of people in brooklyn. to turn up with 12 police officers. i mean, you try calling the police in britain today. if you are the victim of an order, not a crime, you'll be lucky to see one officer in 12

the former model katie price has appeared in court in london after being arrested at heathrow airportudge today that she must attend another hearing later this month — �*with no ifs or buts, no going abroad' and no holidays. the street artist, banksy, has confirmed he is behind a new painting of two pelicans above a fish—and—chip shop in north—east london. it's the fifth banksy artwork to pop up in the capital since monday. one has already been stolen. they're all animal themed and include a goat in kew and an image of two elephants in chelsea. you're live with bbc news. in gaza, israeli troops launched a new assault on khan younis in southern gaza on friday. medics at the city's nasser hospital said a wave of israeli airstrikes killed at least 21 palestinians. israeli evacuation orders triggered an exodus of palestinians from the eastern districts of khan younis, where manyjust returned less than two weeks ago. the un agency for palestinian refugees said on friday that an estimated 60,000 to 70,000 people have been forced to flee khan younis towards al—mawasi since thursday. al—mawas

a suspected sex offender who was arrested at london's heathrow airport in march after more than 27 yearsoffences. richard burrows , who's 80, is now accused of a total of 93 crimes. he's due to appear at chester crown court on monday. jay slater�*s family say his funeral will be a "celebration" of his life. the body of the 19—year—old, from lancashire, was returned to the uk from tenerife last week. his disappearance sparked a high—profile month—long search, but officials later said he died on i7june — the day he went missing from "trauma consistent with a fall in a rocky area". the duke and duchess of sussex have drawn attention to the threats faced by children on the internet in a us television interview. speaking on cbs news sunday morning, the couple drew on their own experience as parents, saying all they wanted to do was "protect" their son archie and daughter lilibet. the pair have just launched a new programme to support parents affected by online harm. you're live with bbc news. it's not long now, until we learn who kamala harris will pick as her running mate in november's elect

a three—day strike by border force agents at london's heathrow airport "will likely cause serious disruption union will strike from august 31st to september 3rd. they will then work—to—rule, which includes refusing overtime, until 22 september. a pcs spokesperson said the industrial dispute, which began in april, is over issues including the introduction of "inflexible rosters". you're live with bbc news. aid agencies are warning of a critical shortage of treatments and vaccines for mpox across africa. the who declared the outbreak a global health emergency on wednesday. our correspondent simonjones reports. in the democratic republic of congo, the country hardest hit, public health campaigns are under way to warn people of the dangers of mpox. originally known as monkeypox, it is transmitted through close contact such as sex, skin—to—skin contact or breathing close to another person. it causes flu—like symptoms and skin lesions. they often clear up within a few weeks but mpox can be fatal for people with weakened immune systems. translation: three of my| children and i were infected. one wa

a judge she must attend a further court hearing with "no ifs or buts", after she was arrested at heathrowtend a previous hearing relating to her bankruptcies. she appeared at the royal courts ofjustice after an arrest warrant was issued on 30 july. 0ur reporter sam harrison was at court. yes, katie price back in the headlines. this time relating to two cases of bankruptcy. she first filed for bankruptcy back in november 2019. the second time was more recent, in march 202a. now, because she'd filed for bankruptcy twice, she was told that she must attend a specialist bankruptcy court here in london onjuly the 30th. judge burton, who was in charge of that hearing onjuly the 30th, said that she had been given very clear instructions that she must attend, and that she had been warned that she risked arrest if she didn't turn up. we now know that is what happened. we have been told she was instead away, actually, in turkey instead of attending this hearing. she is said to have provided no explanation as to why she didn't turn up and she couldn't provide even the most basic information relating

let's see. 2 weeks ago was detained, that london heathrow airport, also under the terrorism i found legend lead pertaining to his reporting on the war and gauze of those cases of sloth, outrage among prominent members of the public, including former ping ford front man. well do watch is they arrest you for standing up for human rights campaigning occasions? chad aside, england is now of fascist state. 1984 has arrived and is alive and well. early i discussed the issue with the riff, follow vento and i broke off the doors. galloway, you said the new you could go with the actions clearly setting some dangerous precedence. the roots on is not yet a fascist country, but is definitely on the road to extinguishing a freedom of speech. in the case of mrs. wilkinson, a 61 year old lady, highly respected, both in our own community and in the wider pro palestine community, which is millions of people in brooklyn. to turn up with 12 police officers. i mean, you try calling the police in britain today. if you are the victim of an order, not a crime, you'll be lucky to see one officer in 12 hours. she

she was detained on arrival at heathrow airport last night after missing her original court date. year. the family of a retired british doctor have issued an urgent appeal after he went missing while hiking in the french pyrenees. tom doherty, who's 67, sent emergency messages three days ago asking for help. he said he'd fallen and couldn't move. a major search operation is now under way. the number of overseas workers, students and their families applying for visas to come to the uk has fallen by a third in the last 12 months. the decline follows rule changes brought in by the previous conservative government, which banned most international students, as well as health and social care workers from bringing family members. there's been a particularly big fall in applications for health and care worker visas, down by 80%. it's been a busy day at the olympics for team gb, so let's get the latest from natalie pirks live in paris. hi, clive, yes, a strong day for britain with six medals in total, a frantic night here at the stade de france, with the conclusion of a gripping heptathlon

suspect has been deported back to the uk after being freed from prison in kenya and arrested at heathrowested yesterday in london after arriving on a flight from nairobi. he was jailed in kenya after being arrested in 2011 when bomb—making equipment was discovered in a raid on his flat in mombasa. police believe he was planning a bombing campaign on tourist hotels on kenya's coast. mr grant was convicted of terrorism offences in 2019, alongside another conviction forforgery. the metropolitan police confirmed he'd been detained in london under the terrorism act. mr grant had been linked in kenya to samantha lewthwaite, the widow of suicide bomber jermaine lindsay, one of four men responsible for the 2005 london attacks in which 52 people died. the prime minister in the uk has told an emergency has told an emergency cobra meeting that police will remain on high alert, after a week of violent disorder following the southport stabbings ten days ago. he said there was "no doubt" rapid sentencing and extra police officers on the street helped prevent further unrest. our political correspondent

a number of flights cancelled at heathrow airport . those are the heathrow airport.lf an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you sam. now to our top story. this afternoon, the family of technology tycoon mike lynch and his 18 year old daughter hannah are devastated and in shock after their bodies were recovered following the sinking of a luxury yacht in sicily. that's according to a spokesperson. this comes as a manslaughter investigation has now been launched by the italian authorities to try and find out why the luxury yacht capsized on monday. and joining us now is our home and security editor, mark white. mark, so the sixth and final body has been retrieved from that superyacht. we now know it was hannah aged just 18. a very, very gifted student who was just about to embark on an academic career at oxford university. the final tragedy, the last news that the family wanted to hear mark. >> indeed

both the met police and heathrow said minimal disruption was caused.r a protest on tuesday that saw two activists arrested after they splattered orange paint throughout the terminal . and throughout the terminal. and just when you thought it was time to enjoy summer, thunderstorms are expected to hit at any moment now. yellow warnings are in place for much of england and wales as the heatwave continues, but heavy showers, lightning and thunder will break the hot spell soon, with travel disruption and power cuts possible. flood alerts are also in place in parts of the midlands . those are the latest midlands. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good afternoon britain. it is 1:08. >> now to our lead story. the 17 year old male charged with the murder of three girls killed in southport has been named as axel rudi cabana after he appear

former model katie price has been arrested after landing heathrow airport for failing to attend court farms do not adjust your set. you are wanting the right channel. we have come down to coronation street this morning to find out about the increasing popularity of tv set tours and how they are attracting visitors from around the world. in sport, katarina johnson—thompson leads the heptathlon. there are still three events to go, but so far, so good for kjt, as she aims to add win her first olympic medal. and good morning. it is quite humid and cloudy start. the weather is going to brighten up today with sunshine and blustery showers, most of them towards the north. good morning. it's friday, 9th august. our main story.

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here, more than 650 border force staff are expected to go on strike at london's heathrow airport today call 'inflexible rosters'. after that, staff will continue with an overtime ban into late september. a spokesperson from the home office said: "we will have robust plans in place to minimise disruption where possible, but we urge passengers to check the latest advice from operators before they travel." oasis have issued a warning against reselling tickets to their comeback tour, after some were listed for thousands of pounds within minutes of a pre—sale. a limited number of fans were able to buy the first batch of tickets during a three—hour window last night. the group urged people not to resell tickets at higher prices and said they would be "cancelled". our culture reporter noor nanji has been talking to fans desperate for a ticket. a day many thought would never come... forthe a day many thought would never come... for the legions of oasis fans, there is only one thing on their minds today. we'll have one laptop with ticketmaster and have a phone with ticketmaster.— with ticketmas

hundreds of border force staff at britain's busiest airport, london heathrow , will go on london heathrowember. the public and commercial services union says a refusal to work overtime will also last until the 22nd of september. more details on that as we get it . details on that as we get it. victims of the infected blood scandal can receive support scheme payments for life under changes to a multi—billion pound compensation plan. that's after the government accepted the majority of recommendations from an independent review into planned compensation for victims. some 3000 people across the uk are estimated to have registered interest with the compensation scheme . an inquest compensation scheme. an inquest into the death of a 13 year old girl with a severe dairy allergy has concluded that she died after drinking a costa coffee hot chocolate following, and i quote a failure to follow the processes in place to discuss allergies. hannah jacob died within hours of taking the drink in february 2023. the assistant coroner doctor shirley radcliffe, also said there had been a failure of communi

that she must attend a bankruptcy hearing, with "no ifs or buts".she was detained on arrival at heathrowily of a retired british doctor, have issued the of a retired british doctor, have issued an urgent appeal after he went missing while hiking in the french pyrenees. tom doherty who's 67, sent emergency messages three days ago asking for help. he said he'd fallen, and couldn't move. a major search operation is underway. the number of overseas workers, students and their families applying for visas to come to the uk, has fallen by a third in the last 12 months. the decline follows rule changes brought in by the previous conservative government, which banned most international students, as well as health and social care workers from bringing family members. there's been a particularly big fall in applications for health and care worker visas, down by 80%. the football association, has named lee carsley, as the england mens interim manager, for the start of the nations league campaign in september. he's stepping up from his role in charge of england's under—21s to replace gareth southgate

we will be getting traffic figures from heathrow over summer travel.ill come through tuesday and give us a sense as to how much demand there is for airlines. the unemployment data out of the u.k. as we continue to build expectations on the boe's next steps. the german survey comes out wednesday. we will see if there's any sign of a turnaround in the relative softness of their economy. thanks in focus with ubs earnings coming out wednesday. we have inflation data out of the u.k. tying into the boe story. big week in terms of inflation data. the u.k. print wednesday. thursday, earnings from walmart, alibaba. narendra modi will give his first speech of his third term. friday, the university of michigan consider senate -- consumer sentiment survey and retail sales. from questions fed independence, saying presence should have some say on monetary policy. more details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. during our biggest sale of the ye

the former model, katie price, has been arrested at heathrow airport and taken into police custody forruptcies. ms price will appear in court today, as sean dilley reports. back from holiday, but katie price's feet hardly touched the ground before she found herself in police custody. the former glamour model was arrested by metropolitan police officers at 7:45 last night, for failing to show up at a high court bankruptcy hearing on the 30th ofjuly. the court said she failed to show despite knowing that she had to, and being given very clear warnings she'd face arrest if she did not. the model, once known asjordan, had been due to answer questions about two bankruptcies. herfirst was in november 2019, a second in march this year. judge catherine burton said katie price had provided no real explanation for not turning up. she said, "it is in myjudgement necessary that the court issue a warrant for ms price's arrest." the judge described her cooperation as piecemeal and said she had only provided the most basic information relating to her bankruptcies, adding, "she has no real excuse in f

on december 15, a government plane with gorbachev landed at heathrow airport.the next day, gorbachev and his wife raisa maksimovna arrived at the country house of british prime minister margaret thatcher in chequers. after a cocktail party, the guests joined the dinner, and gorbachev and thatcher began to talk so animatedly that they barely touched their food. then. gorbachev and thatcher went into the main living room. when the conversation turned to the arms race, gorbachev, according to the recollections of a diplomat present there, took out of his pocket and unfolded a chart the size of a newspaper sheet. gorbachev showed. thatcher a secret map of the soviet union to english cities, summing up madam prime minister, it's time to put an end to all this and the general staff with an indication of nuclear strikes as soon as possible, after which the head of the british government margaret thatcher will write in a letter to us president ronald reagan, gorbachev can be dealt with, it was a very interesting visit, it is believed that it was a kind of viewing, yes,

they are still at terminal 5, heathrow.y stop paul hawkins, bbc news. this week the transport secretary will meet a campaign group rights on flights to discuss what can be done to improve air travel for everyone. we're joined by presenter and founder of that campaign group, sophie morgan. sophie, thank you so much for joining us on breakfast. this isn't by any means the first time we have discussed this issue. we have talked about it time and time again. how frustrating is it for you, hearing examples of this time and time again, hearing whatjoe and amy went through? again, hearing what joe and amy went throuuh? , ., again, hearing what joe and amy went throuuh? ,., ., ., ., , through? good morning. yeah, it is incredibly frustrating, _ through? good morning. yeah, it is incredibly frustrating, and - through? good morning. yeah, it is incredibly frustrating, and i - through? good morning. yeah, it is incredibly frustrating, and i think i incredibly frustrating, and i think the part that is most frustrating is the part that

includes locations such as heathrow and gatwick airports.h . those in york and portsmouth. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'll be back with you for now. i'll be back with you for one more update from me at 230 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gbnews.com the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> okay. welcome back to good afternoon britain. it is 2:09 now. divers have entered the sunken superyacht as the hunt continues for the missing passengers, with experts dubbing the operation very, very complicated. mainly, apparently because the yacht is intact at the bottom of the ocean. >> yes. so british tech tycoon mike lynch and his daughter are among six tourists missing after among six tourists missing after a luxury yacht sank in this tornado off the coast of sicily. >> yeah, so this this british registered 56 metre. bayesian had 22 people on board when it went down after being struck, apparently by a tornado in

. >> travellers at heathrow are facing disruption as border force staff go on strike today.und 650 members of the pcs union have walked out in protest over rota disputes with the strike lasting four days. further disruption is expected from wednesday as workers refuse to do overtime, leading to an overtime ban from september the 4th. despite the escalating tensions, the home office says it's committed to continuing the conversation to resolve the dispute. a newly elected labour mp has issued a public apology over reports of serious faults in some of his london rental properties. yasser athwal, who represented ilford south, owns 15 flats where tenants have complained about black mould and ant infestations. he says he's shocked at the reports and vowed to take immediate action to address the issue. new research reveals ozempic might do more than fight obesity. it could also slow down ageing . in also slow down ageing. in a study of over 17,000 people aged 45 and older, the anti—obesity drug semaglutide not only reduces the risk of death for the heart disease, but also cuts mor