the telegraph, british airways chief who is now in charge of iag, the body that has british airways as of airlines, says fly... he says... he is having a go at flat shame as, which has been trendy in sweden. your take? which has been trendy in sweden. yourtake? —— flight which has been trendy in sweden. your take? —— flight shame is. which has been trendy in sweden. your take? -- flight shame is. -- shamers. this is on the business pages of the daily telegraph. it is talking about city airport, the heart of the financial district of london where a huge amount of private jet bar, doesn't talk about that. what is he saying? he is saying that people should not be, particularly holidaymakers and businesspeople, should be ashamed flying because not only are there mechanisms to offset some of your carbon foot print, but the benefits of global travel are huge. it is a classic, one extreme against the other and one has to hope for some moderation somewhere. the trouble is against the back drop of the rebellion campaign going on, they are talking about taking over city airport today, closing do

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set of results hudson said he was encouraged by the french drug maker's work to british airways owner iaghis took a hit from pilot strikes in september the two days of industrial action led to 155 euro hit meantime, let's get to air france klm, reaction in more negative shares down 4.8% the company expects slowing travel demand to hit sales the rest of the year after the company missed the forecast. the company saying, quote, crisis around the world adapting desires to travel. still positive up 17%. taking you to bt maintained the dividend to share. the uk's biggest broadband provider coming in with revenue at 11.5 million pounds the revenue basis points signaled the pause by removing the words act as appropriate fed chair said monetary policy is in good place but is ready to respond as the economic changes. >> moving to a more accommodative stance the funds range will be arranged we are going to be watching all factors. when elements emerge, we would respond accordingly. >> george and rosengren as both agree to keep things steady. we go to our guests. what do you make of the fed decision

the order by an anonymous customer is the first since the megadeal with iag in june but that agreementone through your and net sales are at -1.84 for the year. that is your bloomberg business flash. matt: thanks very much. fed it will resume purchases of treasuries in an effort to ensure calm in the money markets. says officials will soon announce plans to add it to reserve supplies but stressed that the buying should not be seen as quantitative easing. emphasize the growth of the balance sheet for reserve management purposes should in no way be confused large-scale asset purchase programs that we deployed after the financial crisis. neither the recent technical issues for the purchases of treasury bills should materially alter the stance of monetary policy. not drop majord hints on the policy move, but the chicago fed president said it separately he would not mind seeing another 25 basis point cut and the market has priced that it. -- in. viktor from bnp paribas is still with us. what do you think about the fed expanding its balance sheet? how quick and expansion do you expect this to

the british airways parent iag has blamed strike action and rising fuel costs for a slip in profits. two aerostructure facilities — a belfast plant and another in morocco — along with a smaller repair plant in dallas. the bombardier workforce in northern ireland has suffered years of cuts and uncertainty. and it could be a harrowing tax nightmare for some of the uk's small businesses, who risk missing a trick by failing to hit today's deadline for returning paper tax returns. failing to file on time results in a £100 penalty. for online tax returns, though, the deadline is the 3ist returns, though, the deadline is the 31st of january next year. i'lljust do it online instead, you might be thinking, and that is fine. but for those of you filing for the very first time, the hmrc and me are both telling you do not when it's too late. you need at least 20 working days before the deadline to register on the system. that's all the business news. we can show you some pictures we have just received of the prime minister's visit to addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge earlier. we we re hospital