y ahora me pusieron en un vuelo a boston para las 8:00 y por eso he perdido mi vuelo a madrid de iberiae 2.2 millones de pasajeros vuelan a diario. estos pasajeros peruanos han vivido su propia pesadilla. >> tuvimos una boda la semana pasada y muchos familiares que estuvieron dos dÍas en miami esperando el vuelo. fue terrible. cancelaron el vuelo 48 horas. lo cancelaron una vez, dos veces, lo volvieron a cancelar. pablo: las autoridades dicen que hay cuatro aeropuertos especialmente problemÁticos, uno es el de la guardia, el otro en newark, el tercero es charlotte, y el cuarto en virginia, que es el Área metropolitana de washington. hay preocupaciÓn o bien te lo que pueda suceder por el incremento de viajes en verano y las consecuencias de retrasos y cancelaciones. >> me toca hacer otro test de covid, que me cuesta 100 mÁs. >> puedes estar en el aviÓn y nos despegas. estas un rato y otro rato y te hacen bajar. nos ha pasado varias veces. pablo: un amuleto que muchos van a necesitar. patricia: hablando de viajes, las autoridades de estados unidos emitieron una nueva alerta de viajes y am

we are likely to find a lot of warmth across some parts of europe, particularly iberia and some of thate south east of england later next week. this is the forecast. particularly across south—eastern areas, the steady rise in temperatures possibly getting into the high 20s briefly later next week. that looks more likely the south—east of england. today at six, borisjohnson orders ministers to do "everything in their power" to free the two britons sentenced to death by russians in ukraine. the two, seen on the left and right, along with a moroccan national, are accused of committing crimes in a region controlled by russia. aiden aslin and shaun pinner were captured while fighting with the ukrainian army. they have denied being mercenaries. i've been here two years now, so, and love it. made a life here, settled down, got a girlfriend in mariupol, planning to get married maybe. and now i'm in the marines in ukraine. the uk government says their sentencing is a clear breach of the geneva conventions. also today... the uk government's plans to send some migrants to rwanda is unlawful,

ya no me han puesto vuelo a boston para las ocho y por eso he perdido mi vuelo madrid e iberia. >> entreacen falta. necesitamos pilotos >> un promedio de 2.2y el de pasajero ya vuelan. ellos han vivido su propia pesadilla. >> tuvimos una reuniÓn familiar la semana pasada y estuvimos con muchos familiares que superan dos dÍas en miami esperando el vuelo. fue terrible la verdad. cancelaron el vuelo 48 horas. lo cancelaron una vez, lo volvieron a cancelar. >> la guardia de nueva york estÁ cancelado asÍ que autoridades dicen que cuatro aeropuertos especialmente por dos motivos, . hay preocupaciÓn obvia hasta lo que pueda suceder por el incremento de viajes en verano y las consecuencias de cancelaciones. >> ahora me tengo que hacer otro test covid porque me va a costar 100 mÁs. tema de hospedaje, tema de reuniones pactadas. >> porque puede estar en el aviÓn y no despega si estÁs un rato y otro rato. ya hemos pasado varias veces. >> un amuleto que sin duda muchos necesitarÁn. pablo gato como misiÓn. >> hablando de viajes, las autoridades de estados unidos emitieron una nueva alerta de viajes y

but as i said by large, it is about the hate particular rout. iberia, orange, one is in force. of course. good parts of southern spain, little her, the north as well. one is in force to into southern areas of france. we go wanting to wear thursday, that heat starts to push little further north 29th, 30 celsius there for paris getting up to route 30 in london as we go on into friday . so pretty much all small scandinavia yet, right. daniel. see some parts of you have seen some very, a warm sunshine not quite as warm in the southeast. we have got a few showers there for turkey, longest spells of frame still coming into that eastern side of europe. just clearing the boat. it states we go through wednesday, hopefully that will push out as we go on into thursday, some very heavy and foundry showers just around the alps, just around switzerland, austria pushing up towards southern parts of poland by the latter part of the week . meanwhile, for north africa, sludgy dry but heavy showers for the west ah informed opinions. there is a need, fabulous federal government take action to real

now of course, all of this heat is coming up from north africa through iberia. so sunspots hit and 40 degrees that includes madrid. there are showers and storms to be found, mostly across the balkans, particularly bad in kosovo. so pristina will have a what day on friday and we could see some more flooding and anchor, of course, trying to recover over that last round of pretty intense rain and more of it in the forecast on friday speaking about wednesday shifted around in martinez. so thats pumped up the temperature and new r shut to 40 degrees, some lively downpours in liberia. and for now south africa since her con on friday, plenty of sun for keep on at 18 degrees. let me put this for to saturday, or next weather maker marches in. so white and wendy for the western cape. not bad in durban, though, with the height of 22 degrees. that's see you soon. take care. ah ah, the shade come odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w

now, it�*s not the heat that we are seeing further south across iberia, where it�*as been intense for�*s perhaps why temperatures are expected to get, particularly across central and eastern areas, towards the 30 degree—mark. as ever, we�*ll keep you posted and there�*s more on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines: a bipartisan group of us senators have reached an agreement on gun safety reform following the latest school shooting in texas. their proposals include tougher background checks for buyers under the age of 21. the measures fall short of the changes demanded by president biden. there have been significant gains for a new left wing alliance in the first round of france�*s parliamentary elections. president macron�*s centrist grouping is still expected to win the most seats in next week�*s run—off vote. marine le pen�*s right—wing national rally are in third place. the british government is preparing to publish legislation which would give ministers the power to override the post—brexit trading arrangements with the eu. downing street wants to change the northern irela

but as i said by large it is about the hate but it's a round. iberia, orange. one is enforced. of course. good parts of southern spain. little further north as well. one is in forced to, into southern areas of france. we go wanting to wear thursday that heats not to push little further north 29th 30 celsius there for paris. getting up to around 30 in london as we go on into friday. so pretty much all sport scandinavia yet. right . daniel. see some positive. you see some very warm sunshine. not quite as warm in the southeast. we have got a few showers there for turkey. longest spells of frame still coming into that eastern side of europe. just clearing the boat, it stays, we go through wednesday. hopefully that will push out as we go on into thursday, some very heavy and foundry showers just around the out, just around switzerland, austria pushing up towards southern parts of poland by last part of the week. meanwhile for north africa, sludgy dry but heavy showers for the west. ah lou ah ah ah, wherever you grow in the world, warmer line goes to make it for you exception. katara

boss for us wednesday into thursday some daytime heating storms through central turkey and off to iberia. that rain is movie, more inland. eventually we'll see an improvement in conditions for lisbon. but those winds are also picking up. now on the theme of wind, it's been a windy pitcher across mauritania. so that's what been around the sand in dust and new ox shut at 40 degrees when got there about 50 kilometers per and oh yeah. also windy for the eastern cape port. elizabeth, looking at wind gusts of 50 kilometers per hour. official airlines of the june. the natives news as it breaks. you've all the towns where features $21.00 white crosses, one for each of the victims of today's massacres. we detailed coverage with from around the world with it here. they will read, you know, the mod go home, remain unchanged. ah, the are you watching out there? i remind about top stories this and the us to send the advanced precision guided rocket systems to ukraine, but the range will be limited. so target inside russia cannot be reached. governor of the hands province in ukraine says russian force

it's not the heat we're seeing across iberia —— eastern wales. 44 forecasts, but we will find this weekallows us to tap into some of that heat a little bit, so that's where temperatures are expected to get. we will keep you posted and there's more on the website. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines: tougher background checks for gun buyers under the age of 21 — could it be the beginning of the end for uncontolled gun posession in the united states? in the wake of the latest school shooting in texas, a bi—partisan group of senators say they've agreed a framework for potential legislation on gun safety. gains for a new left wing alliance in the first round of france's parliamentary elections. the british government says a new law overriding brexit trade arrangements with the european union won't undermine the northern ireland peace agreement.

now, it's not the heat that we are seeing further south across iberia, where it'as been intense for and, which just allows us to tap into some of that heat a little bit, so it's perhaps why temperatures are expected to get, particularly across central and eastern areas, towards the 30—degree mark. as ever, we'll keep you posted and there's more on the website. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. will the brexit deal with the eu covering trade with northern ireland be ripped up? the uk government introduces changes today and insists they will not brake international law. a strategy to secure the future of the food on our plates is unveiled by the uk government later. but critics say it doesn't go far enough to improve the health of people or the planet. the big baby milk crisis. why is the us running out of formula and what's being done about it. and no change. women are still under—represented on company

now, it's not the heat that we are seeing further south across iberia, where it'as been intense for autherly wind, which just allows us to tap into some of that heat a little bit, so it's perhaps why temperatures are expected to get, particularly across central and eastern areas, towards the 30 degree—mark. as ever, we'll keep you posted and there's more on the website. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. russia is accused of killing hundreds of civilians in the the ukrainian city of kharkiv. amnesty international says moscow is using indiscriminate shelling and banned weapons. translation: it was horrible, horrible when the russians were firing. it's hard to describe, but that what it was like. gains for a new left wing alliance in the first round of france's parliamentary elections. tougher background checks for us gun sales to anyone under 21. republican and democratic party senators reach an agreement.

it is not the heat that we are seeing further south across iberia, where it's been intense for a weeksoutherly wind which allows us to tap into some of that heat a little bit, that's why temperatures are expected to get particularly across central and eastern areas towards the 30 degrees mark. we will keep you posted and there is more on the website. hello, this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment, but before that, an update on one of our stories. an imam from leeds who was dismissed as a voluntary government adviser on anti—muslim hatred over a row about a controversial film has made a statement. imam qari asim said he did not personally attend or organise any protests against the film the lady of heaven outside cinemas. demonstrators have been angry with the depictions of early revered sunni muslim figures by a shia film—maker. imam qari asim said his concern was the film risked fuelling tensions in communities. more than 130,000 people have signed a petition for the film to be pulled from uk cinemas. hello and welcome to o

now, it's not the heat that we are seeing further south across iberia, where it'as been intense for aentral and eastern areas, towards the 30 degree—mark. as ever, we'll keep you posted and there's more on the website. this is bbc news, i'm simon pusey. our top stories: tougher background checks for gun buyers under the age of 21. could it be the beginning of the end for uncontrolled gun possession in the united states? in the wake of the latest school shooting in texas, a bi—partisan group of senators say they've agreed a framework for potential legislation on gun safety. gains for a new left—wing alliance in the first round of france's parliamentary elections. the african children being insulted and exploited for the entertainment of chinese social media viewers we have a special report. the british government says a new law overriding brexit trade arrangements with the european union will not undermine the northern ireland peace agreement. and are the machines about to take over? a senior tech engineer is put on leave after claiming an artificial intelligence tool has developed a m

now, it's not the heat that we are seeing further south across iberia, where it'as been intense for a, which just allows us to tap into some of that heat a little bit, so it's perhaps why temperatures are expected to get, particularly across central and eastern areas, towards the 30—degree mark. as ever, we'll keep you posted and there's more on the website. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today. a strategy to secure the future of the food on our plates is unveiled by the government later. but critics say it doesn't do enough to improve the health of people or the planet. personal items belonging to missing british journalist dom phillips and his brazilian colleague are discovered by police in a remote area of the amazon rainforest. he's done it! five years after being horrifically injured in the manchester arena bombing, martin hibbert conquers mount kilimanjaro. don't write off somebody because they're in a wheelchair.

keep an eye on what's happening across france and iberia, that could bring impacts to us through saturdayk eastwards across northern ireland bringing workload into the western fringes of scotland. the sunshine could turn hazy across southern counties through the afternoon. for most, a dry and warm day, temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens. 20 or 21, widely in the mid to high teens. 20 or21, maybe widely in the mid to high teens. 20 or 21, maybe 22 across central and southern parts of england. for the platinum jubilee weekend, it is a trend to something warmer because a large swath of the uk and many will see some good spells of sunshine. there is a continued chance of thunderstorms and heavy showers through saturday and sunday. friday was to have the area of rain clearing away from northern ireland, turning more showery as it pushes into scotland and north—west requesting the. elsewhere dry with good spells of sunshine, make you feel on the warm side, 21 or 22 celsius across the central and south of england. 15 to 19 elsewhere. into saturday, this is where it starts to get m

keeping an eye on what's happening across iberia and france because this could bring some impacts to across parts of scotland and northern england, but for many, it's a much drier day, more in the way of sunshine. it will feel warmer than it has done on recent days. temperatures widely in the mid to high teens — 20—21 celsius across parts of central and southern england. so, for the platinumjubilee weekend, things are looking warmer in the days ahead. there'll be some spells of sunshine for many. there is an increasing chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms, especially as we head into saturday and sunday. for friday, we've still got some showers around across northern ireland, but also working their way further eastwards, perhapsjust clipping parts of wales, northwest england and scotland. again, for many, it's mainly dry, plenty of warm sunshine. it'll feel cooler, though, along some north sea coasts with a northeasterly wind. but away from here in the sunshine, temperatures again mid to high teens, perhaps the low 20s celsius. but keeping an eye on central, southern england, par

the boss 1st wednesday into thursday some daytime heating storms through central turkey and off to iberia. that rain is moving more inland, eventually will seen improvements and conditions for lisbon. but those winds are also picking up. now on the theme of wind, it's been a windy pitcher across martinez, so that's whipping around the sand in dust and new ox shot at 40 degrees when get there about 50 kilometers per hour and also windy for the eastern cape port. elizabeth, looking at wind gusts of 50 kilometers per hour. ah . across the world, young activists and organizers, random, motivated and politically engaged, the challenges they face couldn't be more daunting here. and beta, we were the ones who had lights on what was going on in a way that was me submitted to them. there's nothing specific about the lebanon is always in my number for us formation. we have the agency to create the vibe of the generation chain on al jazeera attack is filmy, returns home to the village act. 20 years. i need to discover that matches once on a now hotly contested the right to education, divorced and in

kill it from quantity, australia, from the i a g, and holdings company, that's british airways and iberia welling level. there are many airlines impacting on this. i cropped, let's talk about another issue. we've got that still going on between that bus and cutter airways despite the railway statements about how they're ready to go to trial. the thing that this is really heading towards out of cool settlement, a dispute which is still ongoing, is it's pretty unprecedented for, for something you know, to even be in the high court. the reality is that we have days now that it's killed for next year. as we most aviation did, it has been said that there is a likelihood that the 2 parties will be able to come together to reach that too much. but as it stands right now, and they still have the issue that is degradation on a 3 days in doha, next to the active right. you have multiple i q, 50, grounded by the civil aviation authority here. and, and you have asked defending is position saying that they think it's cosmetic and not actually something that is structurally wrong with the only time wil

but as i said by large it is about the hate particular rout. iberia, orange, one is in force of course. good parts of southern spain, little her, them all to swell warnings enforced to into southern areas of france. we go wanting to work thursday that he'd start to push little further north 29th 30 celsius there for paris getting up to route 30 in london. as we go on into friday, so pretty much all small scandinavia yet brought delicacy some positive. you see some very warm sunshine, not quite as warm in the southeast. we have got a few showers there for turkey, longest spells of frame, still coming into that east side of europe. just clearing the boat. it stays as we go through web stay. hopefully that will push out as we go on into thursday, some very heavy and foundry showers just around the out, just around switzerland, austria pushing up towards southern parts of poland. by latter part of the week, we want for north africa slots. you try but heavy showers for the west. ah! free fall precision. these athletes are experts in the art of jumping out of planes . more than 40 military p

now of course, all of this heat is coming out from north africa through iberia. so sunspots hit and 40 degrees that includes madrid. there are showers and storms to be found, mostly across the balkans, particularly bad in kosovo. so christina will have a wet day on friday and we could see some more flooding and anchor, of course, trying to recover over that last round of pretty intense rain and more of it in the forecast on friday speaking about wednesday shifted around in martinez. so thats pumped up the temperature and new ox shut to 40 degrees, some lively downpours in liberia. and for now south africa st. her con on friday. plenty of sun for keep down at 18 degrees. let me put this for to saturday or next weather maker marches in. so white and windy for the western cape. not bad in durban, though, with the height of 22 degrees. that's see you soon. take care. the ears from al jazeera on the go and me tonight out is there is only mobile app, is that this is where we dissects analyze. i hope to find with from algae. there is a mobile app available in your favor

keeping an eye on what�*s happening across iberia and france because this could bring some impacts toas done on recent days. temperatures widely in the mid to high teens — 20 or 21 celsius across parts of central and southern england. so, for the platinumjubilee weekend, things are looking warmer in the days ahead. there�*ll be some spells of sunshine for many. there is an increasing chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms, especially as we head into saturday and sunday. for friday, we�*ve still got some showers around across northern ireland, but also working their way further eastwards, perhaps just clipping parts of wales, northwest england and scotland. again, for many, it�*s mainly dry, plenty of warm sunshine. it�*ll feel cooler, though, along some north sea coasts with a northeasterly wind. but away from here in the sunshine, temperatures again mid to high teens, perhaps the low 20s celsius. but keeping an eye on central, southern england, parts of wales as we head into saturday as these frontal systems move up from france, likely to bring an increasing chance of some heavy s

it's quite early, but it isjune, but it is all coming from iberia and france.er heat wave on record —— france thinks. we'rejust tapping into heat wave on record —— france thinks. we're just tapping into that heat. that's all going to be further north. we've already had 28 degrees. come tomorrow, temperatures are rising again more widely across england and wales, and as we go into friday, that's when we expect the peak. possibly of 34 celsius, more likely 33. we could get the odd squeeze of a bit above that, which will make it the first time for a couple of years. so it's notjust that it's across the south—east. it's across many parts of england. it's across many parts of england. it's the extent of it. i think ithinka i think a few spots could get that heat wave. i don't like that heat wave. those who are vulnerable are going to be at risk. 0vernight, it will it warmer. it's going to be comfortable for the majority, come tomorrow night, when we start to pick up a bit more humidity and friday night, potentially saturday, temperatures no lower than 19 or 20 degre

keeping an eye on what is happening across france and iberia, that brings impacts to us as we head throughand warm day. temperatures quite widely in the mid to high teens, 20, 21, maybe 22 celsius across central and southern parts of england. for the platinum jubilee weekend, it is a trend to something warmer across a large swathe of the uk. many of us will see some good spells of sunshine but there is a continued chance, an increased chance of thunderstorms and heavy showers through saturday and sunday. on friday, we still have that area of rain clearing away from northern ireland, turning showery as it pushes into parts of scotland and north—west england. elsewhere, dry with some good spells of sunshine again making it feel on the warm side, 21 or 22 celsius across the central and south of england and 15—19 celsius elsewhere. 0n into saturday, this is where it starts to get a bit more complicated. high pressure continues into scotland and northern ireland and northern england but notice these features pushing up from france, and they are likely to bring some heavy and thundery showers. w

across france and iberia, that could bring some impacts to us as we had through saturday and sunday.ngland. elsewhere, dry with good spells of sunshine, making it feel on the warm side, 21 or 22 across the central and south of england. 15 to 19 elsewhere. into saturday, it starts to get more complicated, high—pressure continuing to scotland, northern ireland and northern england, but noticed these features pushing up from france, likely to bring some heavy and thundery showers. light winds where we do see the showers, they are likely to become slow moving. at this stage on saturday, likely to affect parts of central and southern england, men —— they may go further north, but by and large the further north, but by and large the further north you are actually mainly dry with sunshine but keep an eye on the forecast. with staff shortages. airlines including tui and easyjet are among those to make cancellations, although most customers are being given advance notice. one minute, you're looking forward to getting away, and the next minute, everything just comes crashing down around you. i