uk airlines are up in arms over taxes added to the industry in the latest budget — heathrow says it may here in the uk where business leaders are warning they are cutting back on their plans for growth following the government's tax rising budget. ahead of their annual meeting the confederation of british industry says almost half of those surveyed

passengers suffered delays following a systems outage at the airline's main operation system in heathrowication across the region. no immediate data available in terms of the number of delayed flights. british airway flight was also down during the incident. the european union's market regulator is recommending shortening the time it takes to settle securities transactions from two days to widen. the change to the t plus one is proposed for 2027. a move that would put the region back in step with the u.s. the u.s., canada and others made the switch earlier this year. ecb president christine lagarde urged europe to pull its resources for short -- shared priorities like defense in the green transition. she says acting as a union can help raise productivity, call for greater integration comes as policymakers prepare for a donald trump returned the white house. as markets position for donald trump's return to the white house, we will talk markets. her views on how to position. stay with us, that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back, stocks have climbed. 10 year yields near 4.5%. tr

heathrow matt gaetz under the bus and then the senate is going to roll over for whoever is next , noeen the original first line nominee. >> and matt gaetz, happy to be the sacrificial lamb chop because this potentially damning report will never see the light of day. max, great to see you. charlie, great to see you as well. when we return, we will take a closer look at the latino vote. why so many flipped to support trump and what democrats need to do to win them back. the campaign started seven days ago. midterms, two years from now. ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me.♪ and now i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi helped visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and with skyrizi, many were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doc

thousands of homes and businesses lost power and more than 300 flights have been canceled at london heathrow. storm bird is expected to clear from the region by tuesday, but for now, many people in the uk and ireland are working to recover from the storm's damage as michael holmes now reports so-called multi-hazard event, named storm bert, whipped across britain and ireland over the weekend, disrupting airport, ferry and train services across the british isles. >> in wales emergency services waded through flooded streets and residents tried to bail water from their homes. after some parts of the country were drenched with more than ten centimeters of rain. >> you see on the news, you know it happens in spain globally and then it happens to you and it's like, oh, right well, how do we handle it? and it's just, you know, some of them having a cuppa, some of them like me panicking, going away. >> in northwest ireland, tens of thousands of people were without power after high winds and floods swept through the area. sandbags were still out on the streets as people braced for more rain and tried

very few governments are explicitly saying if netanyahu steps down at london heathrow or charles de gaulle that they will arrest him, the moment he arrives. what they are not saying is that he is welcome in their countries and that he would be free to travel. so that is a pretty extraordinary situation for the prime minister of israel to be in, feeling that he cannot travel to basically all of western europe, to canada, without fear of arrest. there is one glaring exception, which is interesting. victor orban, the authoritarian prime minister of hungary sent netanyahu a letter earlier today saying he's welcome in hungary, and that orban guarantees his freedom of movement, that he will not be arrested if he comes there. he's something of a gadfly among nato members, among members of the european union, and now breaking with the international criminal court, even though hungary is fully signed up to that. we are seeing netanyahu always thought of himself as you know as israel's best diplomat and his ability to travel around the world now and make the case for israel very, very limited. we're

they contacted the civil aviation authority at heathrow and arranged for planes to be diverted from thesual flight paths to fly over the embassy about a thousand feet lower than they would normally fly. now, those planes were noisier today then than they are today. it worked strangely that the technicians would wait until they could hear the rumble of a plane coming. they drilled mad into the walls and wait until. the sound stopped and then they stopped. but it meant that by the end i mean a lot of these reports were based on what they were hearing inside the embassy. and those transcripts, of course, for me, those were gold dust, because that allows me to know what was being said among the different people inside. so the dialog in the book, much of the dialog comes from these eavesdropping devices. now i don't want to misread present you i mean, between this and rogue heroes, one might well think that you're a specialist exclusively in stories about commandos and yes that's something that you do very well. but you also about spies yeah wonderful book of his made into a movie called the

actually, heathrow is when we are seeing very significant number of cancellations, almost 50.aul and domestic european flights on british airways from heathrow to places such as glasgow, manchester and so on across to nice at various other points, people will be rebooked on alternative flights. aer lingus cancelling a couple of flights and lufthansa to frankfurt. luftha nsa to fra nkfu rt. fra nkly, lufthansa to frankfurt. frankly, if you are merely being delayed by an hour or so, i havejust being delayed by an hour or so, i have just checked the arrivals at heathrow, that seems to be a fairly typical length of delay, you are probably [000:12:04;00] [000:12:04;00]

that rod liddle makes in the sunday times when he talks about, actually, if netanyahu did land at heathrowps probably wouldn't put the cops probably wouldn't put the cuffs on him until he sent a nasty tweet or something like that. yeah, exactly. >> allison pearson appropriate about transgender people. maybe he'd then be arrested finally. yeah, it's bizarre that again, i'll be asking dearlove about it. and also i've got jonathan ashworth coming in, who's the former labour mp. see what he says. because he had a very difficult election campaign at the hands of islamic extremists who this would very much appeal to this decision by the icc. so let's see, let's talk about assisted dying next. we've got this vote on friday, i believe it's been tabled by the labour mp kim leadbeater, who is the sister of the murdered mp jo cox. i know this debate has been going on literally for decades, but there are concerns that this legislation has been rushed. just explain that a bit, james, because we've got evidence in the to sunday times suggest that two thirds of us back assisted dying, but actually, i thi

uk airlines are up in arms over taxes added to the industry in the latest budget — heathrow says it mayn its status as europes busiest airport. live from london this is business today. we start here in the uk where business leaders are warning they are cutting back on their plans for growth following the government's tax rising budget. ahead of their annual meeting the confederation of british industry says almost half of those surveyed by the lobby group revealed they would reduce headcount and almost two—thirds are scaling back hiring. the retail and hospitality sectors have been among the most vocal of businesses complaining about the tax rises announced in last month's budget. last week, retail sales figures were the latest in a run of disappointing data on the economy and the economy barely grew between july and september. joining me now is kallum pickering — chief economist at peel hunt. good morning to you, kallum. the cbi's director general will say today, last month's budget means business leaders are asking themselves whether they can afford to invest, expand and take on new p