if you can imagine 1.2 million people living in an area the size of heathrow airport living on top of another, with no irrigation, no water supplies, no basic essential needs for a human being like myself to survive. we are looking forward here to christmas from the warmth of our own homes, they have no warmth, hardly any shelter, and we are trying to provide for them. the numbers are harrowing. i'd like to add, antonio guterres, secretary general of the un, mentioned that four out of five of the hungriest people in world are now in gaza. earlier i spoke to dr victoria williamson, who's a lecturer at king's college london. i asked her about the impact of trauma of those affected by the conflict in gaza. people who have experienced traumatic and challenging events can develop mental health problems like post—traumatic stress disorder or ptsd. they can also develop other difficulties like major depression and anxiety difficulties too. is ptsd a big risk for many of them? so a number of people, after traumatic and challenging events, can experience psychological difficulties and symptoms

this area is, is smaller than as you describe heathrow, airport, i happen to land and he's very airport couple times, but indeed it is smart because we moved in the car here. and within 10 minutes we moved around the 6 square kilometers here. it's definitely smaller than any decent area for evacuation. the estimation number of people in this area is more than 50000 people. as you can see from the frame of the camera, there's so many tents they've been set up in this area of people who are late to arrive late to the side of this evacuation center. the ended up buying that is small. it's 3 and 3 square meters on the ground just to set up at 10 because the area is, is running out of space. and those who owned the land here ended up sliced into small portions in either renting or selling it to evac leaves. who argued the situation is very desperate, as you see, just very close to that, this evacuation i there is the un headquarters here. this is that dropbox center a, the un headquarters and rough i and in the fact that the you and facility inside have accommodate. so many in fact with a la

if you can imagine 1.2 million people living in an area the size of heathrow airport, living on top ofbasic essential needs for a human being like myself to survive. we are looking forward here to christmas from the warmth of our own homes, they have no warmth, hardly any shelter, and we are trying to provide for them. the numbers are harrowing. and antonio guterres, secretary general of the un, mentioned that four out of five of the hungriest people in world are now in gaza. let's take about this further and the trauma people could face from the war. dr victoria williamson is a lecturer at king's college london, whose research focuses on psychological adjustment after traumatic events. hello and welcome. what sort of impact is this likely to have on people? impact is this likely to have on --eole? . , ., people? the individuals in gaza may exerience people? the individuals in gaza may experience some _ people? the individuals in gaza may experience some significant - experience some significant psychological difficulties. people who have experienced traumatic and challenging events ca

if you can imagine 1.2 million people living in an area the size of heathrow airport, living on top ofl needs for a human being like myself to survive. we are looking forward here to christmas from the warmth of our own homes, they have no warmth, hardly any shelter, and we are trying to provide for them. the numbers are harrowing. and antonio guterres, secretary general of the un, mentioned that four out of five of the hungriest people in world are 110w now in gaza. christmas is subdued this year in bethlehem, the biblical birthplace ofjesus, after christian leaders in the town cancelled all public festivities as a mark of solidarity with the people of gaza. the town, in the occupied west bank, would normally be packed with pilgrims and tourists celebrating christmas. but a senior catholic leader, the latin patriarch ofjerusalem, did pay his traditional christmas visit to bethlehem. this is some of what he had to say. we are here to pray but also, tonight, notjust for the ceasefire. a ceasefire is not enough. we have to stop these hostilities and turn the page because violence generat

if you can imagine one point among people living in an aid at the size of heathrow airport, living onlies, may be sick survival needs for a human being like myself to survive. we are looking at christmas from the warmth of our own homes, they have no one, hardly any shelter, and we are trying to provide for them. the numbers are harrowing. and you the secretary general of the un, mentioned that four of the 500 people in world are now now in gaza. we heard the warning there could be a famine as well because of the inability to get aid, particularly essential food inability to get aid, particularly essentialfood items, into gaza. you havejust essentialfood items, into gaza. you have just come back from cairo. essentialfood items, into gaza. you havejust come back from cairo. i assume you have been dealing with getting some aid across the rafah border. tell us about that.- border. tell us about that. age is tricklina border. tell us about that. age is trickling in. _ border. tell us about that. age is trickling in. it— border. tell us about that. age is trickling in, it is _ border. tell

um, does that mean the 2400000 people in heathrow airport? no, it's a, it's a ridiculous scenario really. and then it, it, it would nearly be cynically laughable if it was not such such horrific scenario. christine out in buyers, spokes person for the world health organization. joining us live here on ology is a national from geneva. i just want to say on a personal level, wow, i mean a really insightful commentary. thank you so much for talking to us. thank you very much. thank you. more than 80 percent of golf. this population is this place that's almost one point. 9000000 people comes as 200 plus the tax on health care institutions have been recorded by the u. n. group. the w h o describes the situation in gauze as hospitals as catastrophic, but is israel listening a customer on them today. finally, jet struck across the gaza strip. these were very significant resize and intelligence base strikes. in addition, we are expanding our ground operations against thomas strongholds throughout the gaza strip. all with all that in mind, the palesti

if you can imagine 1.2 million people living in an area the size of heathrow airport, living on top of no irrigation, no water supplies, no basic essential needs for a human being like myself to survive. we are looking forward here to christmas from the warmth of our own homes, they have no warmth, hardly any shelter, and we are trying to provide for them. the numbers are harrowing. and antonio guterres, secretary general of the un, mentioned that four out of five of the hungriest people in world are 110w now in gaza. sobering, and we're hearing the warning there could be a famine as well because of the inability to get aid, particularly essential food items, into gaza. you havejust come back from cairo. i assume you have been dealing with getting some aid across the rafah border. tell us more about that. aid is trickling in, it is not enough, it is hardly enough. since the start of the war, the average is roughly 100 trucks a day entering gaza. that is for a population the size of birmingham, manchester and liverpool put together. on a normal day, those cities would not survive on 100

heathrow airport. >> we don't know why and who was behind it. >> american intelligence expert paul joyalventually recovered from his near fatal shooting. in january 2015, he traveled with us to london to tell us the story of what happened to an important contact of his just a few months before joyal was shot. he was >> he was a law enforcement officer. work for the equivalent of the fbi. >> in counter terrorism? >> anti-corruption was what he was most interested in. >> his name was alexander litvinenko. sasha, to his friends. but his interest in fighting corruption had made him a lot of enemies. including in his own agency, the kgb, which was renamed the fsb. litvinenko was forced to flee russia with his wife and son. and seek asylum in london, where he quickly caught the attention of agents of the british intelligence service mi6. trenear - harvey was a former mi6 mi6 analyst -- the british wanted to for a find out what he knew about his former colleagues in the russian secret service. was he credible? >> oh, yes he. was >> credible enough that mi6 eventually began paying him a monthly

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heathrow airport has canceled more than twenty flights in scotland, the movement of ground transportdifficult due to snowfall, some highways are blocked. in some coastal areas , wind gusts reach 35 m/s. it is also reported that a mini tornado and a downpour swept through manchester. local media publish footage of destroyed houses in the aftermath. flooding of reservoirs, a similar picture is observed in the netherlands, local residents have already begun to build dams from sandbags to protect their homes. in bavaria, heavy rains caused a reservoir and river to overflow. german authorities warn that bad weather may hit six more federal states; in budapest, due to warm weather, the danube overflowed its banks, causing most of the streets of the hungarian capital to be flooded. forecasters predict an increase in the water level in the river to 7 m. a walk around moscow, a tour of the government house, a guitar and a railway station, almost like a real one, gifts that participants in the wish tree charity event received from the prime minister today, the head of government took part in i

it was actually a bumpy landing for this american airlines land -- lending at heathrow airport.igh winds from storm garrett have been a real headache for those in the uk. this flight was headed from l.a. to london when it got caught in a strong crosswind. he did land safely and everyone on board was okay. >>> google agree to settle a private lawsuit and avoid trial. the company is accused of secretly tracking the internet use of millions of people who thought they were doing their browsing privately. consumers claimed google's cookies and apps allowed tracking of their activity despite setting browser modes to a medo or private. in oakland judge set a trial date for february but that won't happen since google agree to settle. terms will be revealed next year. >>> a proposed rail line takes a step forward. the passenger rail project along highway 37 in the north they has been included in a federal railroad administration program so that means caltrans is eligible to apply for $500,000 to help develop the expansion. the sonoma marin area rail transit or smartboard is very excited

a strong storm left without power. houses in the uk, heathrow airport canceled more than twenty flightsand ground transport is difficult due to snowfall, some highways are blocked. some coastal areas will experience gusty winds. reach 35 m/s. it is also reported that a mini-tornado and a downpour swept through manchester. local media publish footage of destroyed houses and the consequences of water spills. a similar picture is observed in the netherlands. local residents have already started build dams from sandbags to secure their homes. in bavaria, heavy rains caused reservoirs and rivers to overflow. german authorities warn that bad weather could hit six more federal states. and in budapest because it’s warm. weather, the danube overflowed its banks, causing most of the streets of the hungarian capital to be flooded, weather forecasters predict an increase in the water level in the river to 7 m. the central election commission registered a list of vladimir putin’s proxies for the presidential elections, this is 346 people, including yuri bashmet, larisa dolina, yaroslav dronov, known

oh 40 mile per hour winds made for a tricky landing at heathrow airport. but this american airlines flight managed to touch down safely. really scary video there. back in florida, many flight delays approached for hours. one flight was delayed 21 hours. >> now to the crisis on the southern border. mexico has agreed to form a task force to look at ways to slow the flow of migrants coming from central and south america. it follows high level talks between u.s. and mexican officials. meanwhile the mayors of new york, chicago and denver are demanding more money from the federal government. they say they are overwhelmed by migrants being bused from texas. here's abc's rachel bade mexican officials unveiling a new task force to address the migrant surge at the u.s. >> mexico border, a move that comes after u.s. officials pressed the nation to do more to stem the crisis. sources telling abc news that u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas pushed mexico to step up immigration enforcement within their country, help reopen ports

it's not a squeezing people into a place that's a be basically as big as london heathrow airport. we're talking about 1800000 people in an airport just so that i can kind of pick the picture to people who don't really understand how small bozza is. it's already over populated, it's actually in humane and actually uh, not only makes it impossible to, to deliver aid to 1800000 people in one place. it's much actually easier when you have salters all around and different distribution points because you relieve the pressure off one. but you increase the the, the risk of disease that which we're already saying was already report to colorado, i guess are into right. this is spread like wildfire and dogs are right now. people are been sick for the last month. my family has been sick and are not getting better because the additions are not allowing for them to get better and squeezing people into into that. basically, it does not absolve israel of its duties and obligation under and task them all actually in fact, is it could amount to serious violation or serious re breach of and to monit

his real meanwhile, has declared an area smaller than london heathrow airport as a safe space regardless as displaced people to move to palestinians a being off to evacuate to a part of the south west them town of milwaukee. the so called safe stone is only 6 and a half square kilometres in size. that's smaller than britain's biggest airport. a ton of capitalism has the latest from rough in southern gaza. the gaza strip had been on the intent is where the bombing to do or the last couple of hours where they use bulky, patient forces had to expand the military operations, of course, which are tweak, including also this house of garza, which considered to be one of the safe areas that the occupation had urged people to flee to a only more than $350000.00 units have been killed during the last 24 hours with more than 550 others who had been critically injured. the situation right now on the south and the ongoing is really rate continue to be deteriorating as a very limited number of humanitarian aid had been allowed to enter the goals. this trip today with around 50 even terry trucks had be

the boeing 777 could be seen drifting on its approach at heathrow airport. struggling to bring the plane to a safe landing. winds today gusting up to 40 miles per hour at the airport and in greater london. >>> a new front in the battle over artificial intelligence. "the new york times" suing the creators of chatgpt and other popular a.i. platforms over copyright issues. the paper says millions of articles published by "the times" were used to train automated chat bots. in its lawsuit, "the times" cited several instances where the chat bots were able to recite its reporting in a way that was nearly identical to what the paper had published without any credit to "the times." openai says it is hoping to find a way to work with "the times." >>> well, a victory for apple as it battles to keep its newest apple watch on the market. a federal appeals court pausing the import ban on the latest model of the apple watch. that means the company can resume sales while the court weighs allegations the company infringed on the patent of a medical technology company. apple

yeah, my wasi an area that's about the size of heathrow airport in london. more than 1100000 have already fled to the south of the strip. which the u. an agency to palestinian refugees says lacks the infrastructure to house and capitalism. gemma connell is gone as a team leader to the u. s. office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. her team is just to live with humanitarian supplies, to shift the hospital in kansas city. what i saw was the west of humanity in the devastation of gaza. this is a city that has been puzzled. it has been pushed to its limits. but what i also saw was the best of humanity, which was the people of guys that who came out in the street to help us get this kind of way of life saving mentions through to she for hospital. and it's a reminder that god city and the northern parts of guys do have thousands upon thousands of civilians who are in desperate need of food awards that of shelter. and they are still bad. they are still surviving and they are doing everything they tend to get through every day, but they have rights to be

in the months i'll just say to israel has declared an area, no big of the london heathrow airport as a safe space for guys as displaced people to move to palestinians and being off to evacuate to a part of the southwest in town of all my wasi the so called safe 7 is only 6 and a half square kilometres in size. smaller than britain's busy several. well, honey, my mood easy. rough are in the southern guys are and honey, it's been so many gardens, another terrifying night. i want you to bring us up to date if you can about overnight strikes, but also tell us more about this safe. so pretty tiny for the vast number of people who need to make use of it. yes, well a more, more in depth and distractions overnight and early hours of this morning, i'll start here in rough. i had an error, a city that is supposed to be safe as designated by these really military when people were, were told to move it from the central part of the gaza strip. and the city of han, eunice further south. the rough as a safe area for them to uh, to avoid getting bombed, but as of a late hour as of last night, an ear

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now israel has declared in areas smaller than london heathrow airport as a safe space for guys is this place people to move to. palestinians are being asked to evacuate to a part of the south western town of milwaukee, the so called se stone is only 6 and a half square kilometers in size. alta 0 spoke to a palestinian man who took his family from san eunice to that so called safe zone in milwaukee. he described unsanitary, unsafe conditions as well as the lack of central supplies. more than 60 days, we've been moving to a place to another. and so we, we ended at this point where it's go to them. oh, i see. we came here. we had no clothes, no shelter, no food, no water. so we started gathering some wood and some plastic, which is used already for agriculture use. the purpose is not the humans. so after we did the small shelter, we had some breathing problems with our children. so we had to sleep. sometimes outside this plastic tends and sometimes inside the children are suffering from throwing out lots of diseases because you know, lots of rubbish is, are thrown around. even though i'm

while israel has declared an area smaller than london heathrow airport as a safe space for gauze as displaced people to move to palestinians are being asked to evacuate to a part of the south western town of milwaukee. the so called safe zone is only 6 and a half square kilometers in size, honey, before the joining us from going off in southern guys. honey, i believe you're just outside of that area and milwaukee where people have been told to evacuate to. but the issue has been, we've been hearing over and over is that palestinian simply don't trust is really is when they tell them to go through a safe. so yes very. and we are still at the mall osbee, a newly designated uh, same various supposedly safe area in western uh city. oh, rough by how not just the state thing. desperate situations for free vaca lease, or coming in from different parts of the gaza strip. we, we did walk an entry of use, some of the people who are being, this is their 3rd time force diamond. i my family said this is their 5th time a moving it from one place to another, seeking shelter, but we're talking about it's ver

mentioned, they really were taking a huge toll, they missed ten days because he got sick at heathrow airport enough! since then, he has had some musical band called the hopes and bits and pieces with the pogues, but he shone brightest with those two albums —— the popes. produced by steve lillywhite who brought kirsty mccoll his own wife into play on fairy tale in york. grace of god as well. those two albums with a two —— fairytale of new york. by the 1990s, the last 30 years, shane's addictions to take over, they really did. there wasn't much coming in terms of creativity. dave, stay with us. if you are watching in the united kingdom, you will leave us. but a reminder you can continue to watch this coverage from dublin on the bbc iplayer. you watching bbc news. and you can watch live streaming of the event on the bbc news website and also on the iplayer. now, let's turn our attention to the cop28 climate summit in dubai. the cop president has urged nations to step up and get the job done. sultan aljaber pressed countries to come together to reach a potentially historic deal. the summit is in

for the year but check this video going viral, american airlines playmaking a while landing at heathrow airportdon, it happened during a very intense storm which brought gale force winds across the united kingdom, congratulations to the pilot forgetting that huge plane onto the ground, not want to be a passenger on that. minimum wages are going to increase for employees in more than 20 states once the new year kicks off just on monday. kelly, good morning, how -- do we know exactly how the higher wages are going to impact the economy? >> illinois being one of 22 states that increase the mineral wage in the new year, all workers get a one dollar increased demand minimum wage, not tips workers will make $14 an hour. tips workers will receive $8.40, the land of lincoln will have the highest number of mineral wage in the midwest, the 11th highest in the us. for people like russ snyder, minority owner of a bubble tea shop two hours outside chicago the wage increases more than that dollar per hour. >> that is a piece of what that increase costs because now also the percentages you pay into for worker

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the flight was from los angeles landing at london heathrow airport when it was hit by a huge gust of wind, and look at that, it drifted, dipped, bounced and you saw it trying to land, but thank goodness, it did land, and the powerful winds reaching up to 70 miles per hour. all right. >>> something less of a stomach ache. now you have 760 million reasons to get a powerball ticket. no one won the jackpot last night, and i am so excited, i can't say it. there has not been a grand prize winner since october 11th. it carries a lump sum option of 382 million smackeroos and the next drawing is saturday night. oh, one more story, and i am too excited, and i can't do this one. oh, pierce. another tourist accused of breaking the rules at yellowstone national park and this time, it is former "james bond" star pierce brosnan who is accused of leaving the limited area of the park and he was cited for petty offenses for foot travel all in a thermal area and violating the closures and in-use limits. yell loanstone is home of 500 active geysers and visitors have been caught doing bad things like tak

so skilful landing this plane at heathrow airport.it's over the top of me now . oh, oh 0000000. top of me now. oh, oh 0000000. >> stop it . >> stop it. >> stop it. >> 000 stop stop that. stop that. oh oh my god, mate , that's great. >> i love the enthusiasm. >> i love the enthusiasm. >> tell me those. >> tell me those. >> fantastic. >> fantastic. >> we should actually point out that that isn't the pilot talking. >> no, that's that's an onlooker who's filming that for big jet tv. but we've had , um, paul tv. but we've had, um, paul quine get in touch from the isle of man. good morning to you. and you a commercial airline you are a commercial airline pilot with 30 experience pilot with 30 years experience and that you can testify and you say that you can testify that when a strong south south westerly wind blows the westerly wind blows across the runways heathrow , it lead runways at heathrow, it can lead to say is a sporty to what you say is a sporty approach. landing sporty ? approach. and landing sporty? >> i'd be i'd be a bit concer

flight from california to london coming in for a rough landing after being hit by a cross wind at heathrow airportis video couldn't believe his eyes. >> oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, stop it. >> carley: the front landing gear of the boeing 777 bouncing back up after hitting the tarmac. frightening scene unfolding during a powerful storm that caused a lot of damage across the u.k. and to the nfl we go. joe flacco leading the browns to a blowout victory over the new york jets. the veteran quarterback throwing for over 300 yards for the fourth straight week. >> flacco on third and goal throwing, caught. elijah moore for the score. >> carley: cleveland goes on to win 37-20. secure a spot in the playoffs for only the second time in the past two decades. and on sunday, fox has a full slate of matchups. coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern. and those are your headlines. and coming up, the largest christian university in the nation says it is being targeted by the biden administration. the president of grand canyon university joins us live but, first, maine dumps frump their 2024 ballot while in colorado repub

heathrow airport in the 1940s was very different airport today. >> well, that's the point . >> well,n come back for another one in about half because we're going half an hour because we're going to more on that. to be discussing more on that. that is, of course, jim dale, meteorologist and social commentator, meteorologist and social comrazntator, meteorologist and social comra climate scientist. well, he's a climate scientist. well, if just it's just if you just tuned in, it's just gone 3:30. this is gb news live on tv online and on digital radio on the way. claire fox will join me in the studio. she'll be in the political hot seat political spotlight. she'll be in the political hot seatfirst, olitical spotlight. she'll be in the political hot seatfirst, olitic get potlight. she'll be in the political hot seatfirst, olitic get your|ht. she'll be in the political hot seatfirst, olitic get your latest but first, let's get your latest headunes but first, let's get your latest headlines addison . headlines with ray addison. >> thanks, nana. good afternoon. it's 330. our top stories, fli

well, israel has declared an area smaller than london heathrow airport as a safe space for guys as displaced people to move to palestinians are being asked to evacuate to a part of the south western town of milwaukee. the so called safe zone is only 6 and a half square kilometers in size. i'm not smaller than britain's busiest airports. let's get an updates with hanging my fluids. he's joining us from what i saw in the southern gaza strip. piney, 1st of all, tell us about the latest air strikes that have taken place in the south where you are a yes during role overnight that the early hours of this morning, more air strikes and marble bargemen destroying more residential homes and causing more people to either die or becoming displaced and this is the, uh, the uh, the, the, the aftermath of, of, of every single air strikes targeting the gaza strip just within the past of 12 hours. then an early hours of last night. and your law was of this morning all the here in the city, a rough i city to residential homes in 2 separate locations. the 1st one in the southern eastern side of brother were re

aviation enthusiast captured this american airlines jet struggling to get on the ground at london's heathrow airporte plane drifted, dipped and bounced around as it ditched down, all due to gusty winds from a storm. thankfully no one on board was said to be hurt. >>> well, it's the final weekday of 2023 and what a year it has been, folks. the news has been dominated by war in the middle east, a house speaker's ouster, a former president's legal battles and a hunt for a missing submersible. also the year of taylor swift, beyoncÉ and barbenheimer. >> reporter: how do you define a year like 2023. >> was it the year of the strike? or a year of the swift? did it offer a glimpse of the future with the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and the weight loss drug ozempic, or a blast from the past. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, ken. >> reporter: with the pink coated resurgence of a classic doll. was it the year a speaker was muted or simplyolitical prelude to 2024 and the campaign trail lined with pit stops and the courtroom. 2023 can be defined in so many ways. for much of the year it was a year headlined by war

why fi, but it still 6 and a half square kilometers in size, that's about the size of london heathrow airport. let's go the public about assume joins us now from it. off in southern garza and public, it's a day off to the us veto the security council resolution on the seas far. what fate of the palestinian civilians facing now in these rouse bombardment? the february infect surgery, here is a 1st causes trip had been on. there is many times since the hours of today's meeting with the patient forces had to expand its own with the military operations . the territories crossing deep into areas of cause a city where we're talking about issues in the end of the 2020 palestinians have been killed with those has been injured. have been transferred to us. she felt hospital to be treated while others are still trapped under the ripples. now the series of as strikes as well continued on i should. yeah, yeah. neighborhood with 3 residential buildings with flats and with more than 12 palestinians have been killed. now this situation right now will the ground on every mile neighborhood is very difficult t

calling for an immediate cease fund and gaza and is one has declared an area smaller than london heathrow airport. as a safe space for garza's displays, people to move to palestinians are being asked to evacuate to a part of the southwest in town of out in the wasi, the so called safe. so it is only 6 and a ha quick. and let me says in size, that's bringing our correspondent had enough load. he is at the out milwaukee evacuation center. in rafa, in southern gaza had a you've been able to, i believe, drive around this entire area in a matter of minutes. so tell us a voucher and what people, they're telling you the yes, elizabeth will for the past 2 hours with being reporting and covering the living conditions of 1000 of evacuated in this evacuation zone. just to just of i want to be very accurate about how we describe this. it's an evacuation zone. we're talking about the pockets of land large and these sand were people got here and start setting up their main shaft, then the nylons and it lasted and, and stay here. there are no supplies of no medical supplies, no boots up wine or water supplies.

journeys to and from south wales , bristol, and from south wales, bristol, the west country and heathrow airportmeanwhile a multiple british airways flights have been cancelled as storm garrett hits the uk. strong winds have meant that flights that were due to operate from heathrow to operate to and from heathrow have there are have been axed. there are multiple. there are number of multiple. there are a number of yellow weather warnings for wind and across the country, and and rain across the country, and they're place for south of they're in place for south of england. parts of wales, north—west england, northern ireland and scotland . well ireland and scotland. well hospital car parking fees in england have risen more than 50% in the last year. that's according to new figures. visitors and patients spent £146 million for parking in 2022 to 23. that's the equivalent of £400,000 spent in hospital car parks every day. the data, which was uncovered by the liberal democrats, also found that parking fees paid by hospital staff has soared more than eight fold. it's up from 5.6 million to more than £

the crew struggling to bring the plane to a safe landing at london's heathrow airport.s holiday travel season on track to break records. >> it's been a lot busier the last couple times we traveled. >> reporter: airlines for america says the airlines have sold more than 39 million seats during the busiest part of the holiday season. that's up 16% compared to last season. now even with those flight delays yesterday, we still saw more than 2.6 million people flying by air. today will also be very busy, but hopefully a lot calmer weather wise. >> fingers crossed for that. all right, gio. thank you. as gio mentioned right there, the storm coming at the worst possible time, as millions of people are heading out for the holiday weekend. faith abubey joins us at hartsfield jackson airport in atlanta with how things are shaping up in the skies. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, whit. the tsa is expecting another busy day at airports across the country. here at hartsfield jackson, things are moving pretty smoothly. on average it's taking travellers about 20 m