katy austin, bbc news. and that's it for this edition of asia business report.adlines by visiting our website and if you haven't already, download our app. i'm monica miller. thanks for watching. voiceover: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. in the long shed next to the river deben, an extraordinary endeavour is taking place. the painstaking recreation of the world—famous sutton hoo burial ship. using tools anglo—saxon shipbuilders would've used, the latest recruits are three apprentice joiners. just massively appreciative, really, of their craft and what they did, and how they engineered these things to go on the sea. since its discovery in 1939 by the local archaeologist basil brown, the story of sutton hoo and its extraordinary treasures has enthralled the world. built around 600 ad, the ship is thought to have been the final resting place of king raedwald. backed by sponsors, donations, and more than 100 volunteers, the charity, the sutton hoo ship company, began reconstruction in 2019. it's an experiment. we're building the best g

katy austin, bbc news.o lift the cost of its ad—free streaming service in the us in the autumn. it will also launch disney+ with ads in the uk, europe and canada in november. the firm is struggling with a drop in revenue from tv ad sales, and lacklustre performance at the box office for its big movie releases. that is it from me, you up—to—date with all your business headlines. this meeting in july this meeting injuly was supposed to be an opportunity for birmingham city council to tell residents about their plans for a £2 billion regeneration of their area, ladywood. but it descended into farce as hundreds were locked outside. the residents feel left in the dark about the plans especially the dark about the plans especially the fact that the council has sanctioned the use of compulsory purchase orders, giving them powers to force people out. i purchase orders, giving them powers to force people out.— to force people out. i want something _ to force people out. i want something for _ to force people out. i

katy austin, bbc news. that is it for me. all your business headlines. beauty of the natural world, but sometimes it takes a unique eye to appreciate its hidden potential. leaf cuttings and berries, found in a nearby hedge, plus a vision and some determination, can create something truly wonderful. hello. my name is winston plowes. i am an environmental land artist. whereas another artist _ environmental land artist. whereas another artist might _ environmental land artist. whereas another artist might use _ environmental land artist. whereas another artist might use paint - environmental land artist. whereas another artist might use paint and. another artist might use paint and brush, i use natural materials. in a nutshell, i pick something up and move it from one to another. today, i didn't know what i was going to make at all. i picked up some of these. these are from a horst chestnut tree that we are actually under now. —— horse chestnut tree. i just thought that they were an amazing colour. it is quite a simple design, but it is going to take a litt

katy austin, bbc news. and that's it for this edition of asia business report.ot making things easier.— flat tire today is not making things easier. adam certainly likes to challenge _ things easier. adam certainly likes to challenge himself - things easier. adam certainly likes to challenge himself to | likes to challenge himself to say the least, but training for his latest fundraising mission is nothing compared to the biggest challenge he faced a few years ago. with a huge abdominal tumour, few years ago. with a huge abdominaltumour, it already abdominal tumour, it already been abdominaltumour, it already been sent for end—of—life care — but a marathon i7 been sent for end—of—life care — but a marathon 17 hour, eight organ transplant saved him. he was only the fourth person in the world to have the procedure. since then with his wife by his side, he's taken on various fundraising adventures around the world — his latest is more local but could be the toughest yet. is more local but could be the toughest yet-— toughest yet. might 'ust have toughest yet. might

here's our transport correspondent, katy austin. of the busiest days of the summer for flights descended one of the busiest days of the summerforflights descended into summer for flights descended into chaos summerforflights descended into chaos for thousands of passengers, many on their way back from holidays. many on their way back from holida s. , ., , ., many on their way back from holidays-_ many on their way back from holida s. , ., , ., , holidays. due to fly at 11am this mornin: , holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning. it's — holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning, it's now— holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning, it's now for _ holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning, it's now for pm - holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning, it's now for pm and i holidays. due to fly at 11am this - morning, it's now for pm and we've just been told that our flight has been cancelled. i just been told that our flight has been cancelled.— just been told that our flight has been cancelled. i don't think there are any flights _ be

katie austin, bbc news.itchell — whose daughter is stranded in france. she explained the difficult situation the family found itself in. she'd been spending four days with herfamily in france, who are french. when she was going to fly back to join the rest of us in london, than herflight was cancelled, she was rescheduled to fly on friday but that flight was also cancelled. see what she was subsequently booked to fly out today, as you can imagine that flight was then cancelled. so we've now sort of run into the fifth or sixth day that she's been stranded.— been stranded. how is she coin: , been stranded. how is she toning. for— been stranded. how is she toning. for a _ been stranded. how is shej coping, for a five-year-old been stranded. how is she i coping, for a five-year-old it coping, for a five—year—old it must be quite confusing. she coping, for a five-year-old it must be quite confusing. she is fine, she must be quite confusing. she is fine. she is _ must be quite confusing. she is fine, she is with _

katy austin, bbc news.ight is stuck in benidorm, spain — after his flight was cancelled yesterday. he shared a little bit about his experience. it's been a shock, really. we were on the bridge, as you do, scrolling through tiktok and i see a video regarding what's happening in the uk, so we thought we'd better look at the easyjet app and it was only then that we discovered we were delayed by about five hours. we took another look about half an hour later, led by another six hours, and before you know it flight was cancelled and we were effectively stranded in alicante.— cancelled and we were effectively stranded in alicante. where did you no? i'm stranded in alicante. where did you go? i'm with _ stranded in alicante. where did you go? i'm with a _ stranded in alicante. where did you go? i'm with a couple _ stranded in alicante. where did you go? i'm with a couple of _ stranded in alicante. where did you go? i'm with a couple of friends. i go? i'm with a couple of friends. after a coume — go? i'm with a cou

katy austin has our top story.he shock waves from yesterday continued to be felt, as these passengers at liverpool this morning discovered. we booked to take the kids to dublin for the day and just got here and were told it has been cancelled, so were told it has been cancelled, so we are waiting now in line to see if we are waiting now in line to see if we can find something else. struggling to figure out how we feel in our— struggling to figure out how we feel in our day— struggling to figure out how we feel in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just— in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft _ and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and — and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and crews have been left out of position by the hundreds of cancellations and many flights back into the uk were already full. airlines say they are doing all they can to get people home, but some face a long wait. our next available flight that easyjet offered us is this friday, and it's going

katy austin, bbc news. julia lo boo?his surprise you? not really. all the indications _ does this surprise you? not really. all the indications we've _ does this surprise you? not really. all the indications we've seen - does this surprise you? not really. all the indications we've seen his l all the indications we've seen his people really want to get away. but they've not all wanted to book in advance. particularly with the wet weather we've had, it's absolutely correlating to the increase in very last—minute bookings. correlating to the increase in very last-minute bookings.— correlating to the increase in very last-minute bookings. normally in au:ust, last-minute bookings. normally in august. what _ last-minute bookings. normally in august, what would _ last-minute bookings. normally in august, what would bookings - last-minute bookings. normally in august, what would bookings be l last-minute bookings. normally in i august, what would bookings be like and how much of a jump are you actually seeing? and how much of a

katie austin, bbc news. thanks for watching.ur preferred social media app. i'm caitriona perry in washington. stay with us here on bbc news. take care. hello there. our final bank holiday weekend of the summer season was certainly dominated by sunny spells and scattered showers — some really potent ones on saturday, but by monday, fewer showers around, allowing us to get out and enjoy some fresh air and glimpses of sunshine. quite a cloudy start, but into the afternoon, the cloud broke up and we closed out the day with some decent sunshine around. now, low pressure is set to dominate this tuesday and continue with that sunny spells and scattered shower theme. the trailing weather front here will certainly introduce more cloud across northern england, parts of wales and south—west england first thing in the morning, and some light, patchy rain here. we start off with sunshine across the north, but a few scattered showers will develop as we go through the day. and so, by the middle part of the afternoon, our weather front will be

that was katy austin. staying with vehicles...llow driver—less—taxis — which they call robotaxis — to operate 2a hours a day. passengers have to book and pay for the journey via an app. but after a high profile accident, there are renewed safety concerns, and some people are detirmined to get them off the roads. here's james clayton. one of the things that surprises many visitors when they arrive in san francisco are these things, driverless robo—taxis. they're all over the city. this is me ordering one on my phone. one minute away, there's a cab just around the corner. but before i could even get in, a member of the public approached us with a warning. i think you're unsafe, because i saw a guy that was in the crosswalk at night, almost got hit by it. well, thank you very much, sir, cheers. not exactly the ideal thing to hearjust before you get into a cab with no driver. i've been in these cars a few times now and it never changes. it's always totally surreal. it always feels nerve—racking when you first start, and it's really su

katy austin, bbc news.st nigeria. she was sent off for stamping on an opponent in the last—16 tie, which england won on penalties. the 21—year—old received an automatic one—match ban, which fifa increased, meaning she'll miss the semi—final if england go through. bayern munich and tottenham hotspur have agreed a deal in principle for the england captain, harry kane. it's thought to be worth more than £85 million. it's now up to him to decide whether to accept it. will i mean, they're offering a lot of money, i'll give them that. and if he thinks he can win trophies there and do better there, then yeah, i understand it. he's been loyal for a long time now to tottenham, and i think he's at an age where he's going to look to win stuff now, and he obviously sees bayern as an opportunity to do that. in germany, it seems the mood is confident that kane will decide to move. i think in germany- everyone's really excited. i think they think- it is about to happen because they are offering him great |things, things t

katie austin, bbc news. london — and clementine mitchell — whose daughter is stranded in france. thank stranded in france. you so much forjoining us on the thank you so much forjoining us on the programme, i understand this is affecting your five—year—old daughter, just talk us through the situation there.— daughter, just talk us through the situation there. yeah, thank you for havin: me situation there. yeah, thank you for having me on _ situation there. yeah, thank you for having me on tonight, _ situation there. yeah, thank you for having me on tonight, so _ situation there. yeah, thank you for having me on tonight, so our- having me on tonight, so our daughter, as you said, isjust having me on tonight, so our daughter, as you said, is just five and she's been spending four days with herfamily in france, who are french. she was due to fly back to join the rest of us in london last thursday and then her flight was cancelled by ba, she was rescheduled to fly on friday, but that flight was also cancelled, sh

this report from our transport correspondent — katy austin.iday descended into flight chaos, with hundreds cancelled yesterday and more today. we are still at rome airport trying to get home, we have been here since 11.30 yesterday morning. it's now been more than 2a hours. we boarded ourflight last night and then were told to get off the flight because the aircrew have been flying for too long. ourflight has been rescheduled for this afternoon but there are other flights that have been cancelled going into london so we just hope to get out today. in liverpool this morning, passengers were also getting bad news. we'd booked to take the kids to dublin for the day and we got here and were told it's cancelled. we are waiting in line to see if we can find something else. struggling to find a way to fill- in our day until 11 o'clock tonight, and just the extra cost. the disruption was caused by a technical issue at air traffic control nats, which gives details of planes and their routes which wasn't working so flight plans had to be processed manua

katy austin, bbc news.his morning regarding wilco, one of the uk's biggest discount retailers. you will know it from the high street. we have learned this morning it has gone into administration putting at risk some 12,000 jobs. let's go to our business correspondent peter ruddock to bring us up—to—date on the latest. in ruddock to bring us up-to-date on the latest. ., , ., , the latest. in the last few moments we have learned _ the latest. in the last few moments we have learned that _ the latest. in the last few moments we have learned that wilco, - we have learned that wilco, wilkinson's founded in 1930 in leicester, one store but now covers around 400 stores across the country, has gone into administration. we knew they were in trouble, a few days ago they said they had given themselves some time to find a buyer and sought a rescue deal but today the ceo of the company has written to 12,000 employees are essentially saying we have run out of time. we did all we could but we have not been able to find a

katy austin, bbc news.ke otters and ospreys. now conservationists are arguing that water voles should get similar protection as their population has plummeted in recent decades, and they've launched a new project to push their numbers up. our science and environment correspondent victoria gill went to find out more. being prepared for a new home. more than 200 water voles transported here all the way from devon are being checked, ready for release in this cumbrian valley. it's part of a two—year mission to bring the endangered mammals back to the lake district. oh, it's really exciting. when you work in conservation, you want to see things that should be in the landscape. and sometimes things come naturally, and sometimes you have to give them a bit of a helping hand. so all of the work that the team's been doing on site for the last few years to make sure that this site is suitable for water voles, for it to eventually end up with the release of water voles, is just a fabulous thing to see. water voles use

here's our transport correspondent katy austin. way back from holidays. due to fly at 11am this morning. it's now apm, and we've just been told that our flight has been cancelled. i don't think there's any flights back to london, nothing that we have seen. so we're getting a ferry to barcelona tomorrow morning, and then a hotel tomorrow night in barcelona, and flying out of barcelona on wednesday morning, fingers crossed. others waiting to take off from the uk, like these people at belfast. we've never seen anything like this before. just have to keep an eye on it. we were meant to be leaving at 8pm, now we'll be getting there at 4am in the morning. air traffic control services provider said a technical issue meant it was having to input flight plans manually. that takes longer, so it was going to have to restrict how many flights could operate. the result — hundreds of delays and cancellations into and out of the uk. the issue was fixed by mid—afternoon, but there's been so much disruption today that it will almost certainly spill

katie austin, ukraine says it's successfully attacked a russian naval ship using an unmanned sea drone miles from the front line and a major hub for exports. 0ur ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has more. unlike these drone attacks we've seen deep inside russia, around moscow, for example, kyiv seems more willing to admit to being behind these strikes using sea drones on the black sea, or sea of azov. and sources at the security service have told us that they successfully damaged a major landing ship at the port of novorossiysk, which is on the russian coast. it is a major terminal, where 1.8 million tonnes of oil make their way out from there every day. and it's also an important naval base for moscow. the security service sources have shared with us footage of the apparent moment of impact with an onboard camera. there's unverified footage of the vessel subsequently listing to one side, suggesting that it has indeed been damaged. but in a fortnight where ukrainian ports have been pummelled by russian drones, it seems ukraine has been keen to respond. but it's interesting, becau

katy austin, bbc news.will be getting their exam results today in england and northern ireland. when it comes to picking a career, we know that tech is not just the future but also the present. here in the uk, the digital sector contributes more than £200 billion a year to the economy. but despite this, leaders say that persistent skills shortages are holding the sector back. the institute of coding is trying to address the digital skills gap, and this week they announced the one millionth learner to have participated in one of their digital skills programmes. live now to professor rachid hourizi, director of the institute of coding. first of all how bad is the skills shortage?- first of all how bad is the skills shortaae? _, ., ., skills shortage? good morning, thank ou skills shortage? good morning, thank you for— skills shortage? good morning, thank you for having _ skills shortage? good morning, thank you for having me. - skills shortage? good morning, thank you for having me. i - thank you for having m

katy austin, bbc news. colletta smith is at manchester airport for us. is the latest where you are? disruption. what is the latest where ou are? ., ., , disruption. what is the latest where ou are? ., , ., you are? today, things are getting back to normal _ you are? today, things are getting back to normal here _ you are? today, things are getting back to normal here in _ you are? today, things are getting | back to normal here in manchester. flights taking off and arriving today. lots of them operating on a normal schedule but that is a small minority struggling because planes are in the wrong place, cabin cruiser in the wrong place after yesterday�* significant delay. so we�*re talking potentially about hundreds of delays and cancellations across the uk. but looking at arrivals and departures at manchester airport, we have a significant amount of planes delayed by half an hour or more that are taking off in the next hour or so but lots of them running as normal. for those people landing today, lots of them arriving back 2a hours after they were expecti

katy austin, bbc news.ded in france and she explained the difficult situation at the family found itself in. our daughter. _ family found itself in. our daughter, as _ family found itself in. our daughter, as you - family found itself in. our daughter, as you said, i family found itself in. our daughter, as you said, is| family found itself in. oh" daughter, as you said, isjust five. she had been spending four days with herfamily five. she had been spending four days with her family and friends who are french. she was due to fly back to join the rest of us in london last thursday. herflight rest of us in london last thursday. her flight was cancelled by they. she was rescheduled to fly on friday but that flight was also cancelled and she was subsequently booked to play out the day and as you can imagine that flight was cancelled. we are running into the fifth or sixth day that she has been stranded. sixth day that she has been stranded-— sixth day that she has been stranded. ., , , _,, stranded. how is she

katy austin, bbc news.as shot dead outside a campaign event in the capital, quito. president guillermo lasso suggested organised crime was to blame for the killing. frankie mccamley reports. holding a political rally in the capital quito, fernando villavicencio vows to root out corruption and take a tougher approach to the growing number of gangs in the country. after he is led out, flanked by his security, dozens of gun shots are fired. the presidential candidate is shot three times. in the building behind him, panic and use. people desperate to find cover wherever they can. in the chaos, nine other people are injured including two police officers. translation: i including two police officers. translation:— including two police officers. translation: i was behind my brother, translation: i was behind my brother. and — translation: i was behind my brother, and at _ translation: i was behind my brother, and at that _ translation: i was behind my brother, and at that moment i translation: l was behind my - br

here's our transport correspondent, katy austin. need to fly at 11am this morning.t our flight�*s been cancelled. i don't think there's any flights back to london, nothing that we've seen. so we're getting a ferry to barcelona tomorrow morning and then hotel tomorrow night in barcelona, and flying out of barcelona on wednesday morning. just not being given. any information as to whether or not we're even flying today. i there's been flights before us with other airlines that - have been cancelled. we're really keeping our. fingers crossed that we can actually get home tonight. 0thers waiting to take off from the uk like these people at belfast. keep changing it. it's mad, like, i've never seen anything like this before. but i'lljust keep an eye on it. we are meant to leave at eight and we will be getting there at four o'clock in the morning. air traffic control services provider nats said a technical issue meant it was having to input flight plans manually. that takes longer, so it had to restrict how many flights could operate. the result, hundreds of delays and ca

katie austin has more.ctly been sunbathing weather here if the wet british summer has got you dreaming of a last—minute escape to somewhere a bit warmer you're not the only one. tour operators and they have seen a definite trend as customers seek the sun in the lexus bank, turkey and greece. we ourselves are seeing a 25% increase last—minute booking and that is from pre—pandemic level so i think it is a combination of things, the weather, obviously it is quite it is quite a big one because i think it is a big increase since we have been forecasting we're not really getting a summer. just around the corner, at this hairdresser, the weather or how to escape it is hot topic. we just put a last—minute holiday because i do not want to book, for him, me and my family and be raining the whole week. i'm not fussy, as long as it is hot, good cocktails, good food, bit of a play area, little boy, i don't mind. my daughter is off school so rather than hetjust laying around being on a phone all day, we decided for a qui

katy austin took a look at how clean air zones have been working in other parts of england.e've just entered birmingham's clean air zone, it's been in operation forjust over two years now, and it's one of seven that have sprung up one of seven that have sprung up in cities around england over the past few years. here, driving an older, more polluting car or van means an £8 polluting car or van means an e8 daily charge. in one £8 daily charge. in one residential area, we got a sense of how opinions remain divided. some people welcome to the zone and even said it should be stricter. its, the zone and even said it should be stricter.- the zone and even said it should be stricter. a lot of --eole should be stricter. a lot of peeple live _ should be stricter. a lot of people live here, - should be stricter. a lot of| people live here, especially kids. so at least those cars which make a lot of pollution, i think we should ban them. others strongly objected. because i'm disabled it, i don't _ because i'm disabled it, i don't have to pay — but i would have _ don't have to pay — but

katie austin, bbc news. 200 water voles have been released at a nature reserve in cumbria as part ofse of loss of habitat and invasive predators. our science correspondent victoria gill reports from the lake district. being prepared for a new home. more than 200 water voles transported here all the way from devon are being checked, ready for release in this cumbrian valley. it's part of a two—year mission to bring the endangered mammals back to the lake district. oh, it's really exciting. when you work in conservation, you want to see things that should be in the landscape. and sometimes things come naturally and sometimes you have to give them a bit of helping hand. so all of the work that the team's been doing on site for the last few years to make sure that the site is suitable for water voles for it to eventually end up with the release of water voles, is just a fabulous thing to see. water voles used to be widespread in the rivers, streams and lakes of cumbria, but there are nowjust a few isolated populations left here. all of these animals have been bred in captivity and most o

katy austin, has the story.ers at liverpool this morning discovered. we booked to take the kids to dublin for the day and just got here and were told it has been cancelled, so we are waiting now in line to see if we can find something else. struggling to figure out how we feel in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and crews have been left out of position by the hundreds of cancellations and many flights back into the uk were already full. airlines say they are doing all they can to get people home, but some face a long wait. our next available flight that easyjet offered us is this friday, and it's going to take eight hours via geneva, so we have a four hour stopover in geneva, which is quite frustrating. then we have had to fork out nearly £1000 for hotels for the next four nights. after not receiving any information of a flight — after not receiving any information of a flight thursday morning. the disruption was caused by a technical issue at air traffic control service

here's katy austin.ntinued to be felt, as these passengers at liverpool this morning discovered. we booked to take the kids to dublin for the day and just got here and were told it has been cancelled, so we are waiting now in line to see if we can find something else. struggling to figure out how we feel in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and crews have been left out of position by the hundreds of cancellations and many flights back into the uk were already full. airlines say they are doing all they can to get people home, but some face a long wait. our next available flight that easyjet offered us is this friday, and it's going to take eight hours via geneva, so we have a four hour stopover in geneva, which is quite frustrating. then we have had to fork out nearly £1000 for hotels for the next four nights. we stayed in paris. we haven't had any information. they weren't able to put— any information. they weren't able to put us_ any information. they weren't abl

katy austin, bbc news. (pres)live now to....he worst affected airports, what is the situation there now? idietitian of the worst affected airports, what is the situation there now? when you look at the arrivals _ is the situation there now? when you look at the arrivals and _ is the situation there now? when you look at the arrivals and the _ look at the arrivals and the departure boards here, things are getting back to normal. certainly the number of cancellations are now only a handful but a lot of planes arriving late, significantly late, we are talking about some arriving six, seven hours late. for a lot of those passengers that have been booked on a flight yesterday and arriving six hours later than hoped for even today, it is hugely frustrating. so, for passengers arriving and departing, it is worth going through those rules. if you have had a cancelled or flight delayed for more than five hours, the airline should have up you —— offered you a refund for unused legs offered you a refund for unused legs of that journey or o

katy austin, bbc news.e who died after getting stuck in their car in deep floodwater in liverpool have said they are devastated and heartbroken. elaine and philip marco were due to celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary next week. merseyside police are investigating the incident. an inquest will open today into the death of ten—year—old sara sharif, who was found dead at her home in woking earlier this month. police want to speak to sara's father, his partner and brother, who it's believed flew to pakistan the day before she was discovered. pakistan correspondent caroline davies joins us from islamabad. any sign of the police there making progress? we any sign of the police there making rouress? ~ ~' ., any sign of the police there making rouress? ~ ~ ., , any sign of the police there making rouress?~ ~ ., , , ., . any sign of the police there making rouress? ~ ., ,, .. , progress? we know this search is onauoin. progress? we know this search is ongoing- this— progress? we know this search is ongoing. thi

some travellers are still waiting to complete their journeys. 0ur transport correspondent katy austinthe chief executive of the head of the firm, nats, which runs the uk's air traffic control system. i want to make sure i apologise to everyone affected, thousands of people were affected by the failure yesterday and i do not take that lightly. i appreciate it is frustrating and distressing when you do not get to your destination, in those circumstances i fully appreciate what the disruption is like we are working hard with the airlines to make sure we are operating normally and we are operating normally and we have been since 230 yesterday afternoon. in respect to what has happened, simply speaking the systems received some data on an aircraft and was unable to process it, that is very rare we process millions of flight plans every year and thousands every day, when that happens it is safer for us to revert to a manual system that makes sure no data thatis system that makes sure no data that is safety critical to the traveller people can fall into a hands of a controller and it can con

2023 is looking to be one of the worst on record for pothole damage".0ur transport correspondent, katy austinampshire. they see that this garage in hampshire-— they see that this garage in hamshire. _ ., , hampshire. this year has been quite bus with hampshire. this year has been quite busy with damaged _ hampshire. this year has been quite busy with damaged wheels - hampshire. this year has been quite busy with damaged wheels are - hampshire. this year has been quite l busy with damaged wheels are coming in, more than others. we have had the aa and rac bring on quite a few vehicles. , ., , ., ., vehicles. customers have also noticed a _ vehicles. customers have also noticed a pattern. _ vehicles. customers have also noticed a pattern. i— vehicles. customers have also noticed a pattern. i think - vehicles. customers have also noticed a pattern. i think it. vehicles. customers have also noticed a pattern. i think it is| vehicles. customers have also i noticed a pattern. i think it is the worst year— noticed a pattern. i think it is the worst yearfor— noticed a pattern. i think it is the worst

here's our transport correspondent, katy austin.we booked to take the kids for dublin for the day and just got here and told its been cancelled. here and told it's been cancelled.— here and told it's been cancelled. , ., ., cancelled. try to figure out how to fill _ cancelled. try to figure out how to fill in _ cancelled. try to figure out how to fill in our _ cancelled. try to figure out how to fill in our day - cancelled. try to figure out how to fill in our day until. cancelled. try to figure out | how to fill in our day until 11 0clock— how to fill in our day until 11 o'clock tonight.— o'clock tonight. aircraft and crew have _ o'clock tonight. aircraft and crew have been _ o'clock tonight. aircraft and crew have been left - o'clock tonight. aircraft and crew have been left out - o'clock tonight. aircraft and crew have been left out of l crew have been left out of position by hundreds of cancellations and many flights already fold. airlines say they are doing all they can to get people home but some face a long wait. people home

here's katy austin. to be felt as these passengers at liverpool this afternoon discovered. we booked to take the _ afternoon discovered. we booked to take the kids _ afternoon discovered. we booked to take the kids for— afternoon discovered. we booked to take the kids for dublin - afternoon discovered. we booked to take the kids for dublin to - to take the kids for dublin to the day and got here and told us we are cancelled. struggling to work out _ us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how _ us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how we _ us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how we will - us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how we will fill - us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how we will fill in l to work out how we will fill in our day — to work out how we will fill in our day till 11 o'clock tonight. our day till 11 o'clock tonight-— our day till 11 o'clock toniaht. ., . , tonight. aircraft and cruise have been _ tonight. aircraft and cruise have been left _ tonight

katy austin, bbc news.. i was think— inviting. you can't blame people. i was think september is such a nice month _ was think september is such a nice month |_ was think september is such a nice month. . , ~ was think september is such a nice month. ., , ~ , . month. i always think we expect or is to month. i always think we expect orgis to be _ month. i always think we expect orgis to be fabulous _ month. i always think we expect orgis to be fabulous because . month. i always think we expect orgis to be fabulous because it. 0rgis to be fabulous because it summer holidays and the kids and everything —— we expect august. it’s everything -- we expect august. it's alwa s everything —— we expect august. it�*s always hot around the time kids are doing exams in may and june. i'm very lucky. i had three weeks of leave split up, most of it spent at home but we did have one week away but quite often like many people i stayed in the uk and both my wife and i said we hadn't been lucky enough to go away and get some su

katie austin, bbc news.ly during _ has the money to spend, especially during a _ has the money to spend, especially during a cost of living crisis and some would say we cannot afford to not sort out — some would say we cannot afford to not sort out the air pollution problems in our cities. the debate will continue _ problems in our cities. the debate will continue on and _ problems in our cities. the debate will continue on and on. _ problems in our cities. the debate will continue on and on. then, i problems in our cities. the debate i will continue on and on. then, thank you so much. i will continue on and on. then, thank you so much-— you so much. i am going to try not to make a — you so much. i am going to try not to make a world _ you so much. i am going to try not to make a world cup _ you so much. i am going to try not to make a world cup reference i you so much. i am going to try not to make a world cup reference to | to make a world cup reference to everything we are doing this morning. everything w

we're joined now by our transport correspondent, katy austin.ey might have been at the mayor has stuck to his _ happen. they might have been at the mayor has stuck to his guns, - mayor has stuck to his guns, insisted that it is a necessary extension to clean up the air and that means that from tomorrow, we are going to have this big function of ulez. i'm right on the edge of the current ultra low emission zone, you can see the sign warning drivers they are about to head into it, tomorrow all london bars will be covered. it doesn't affect people who just live in covered. it doesn't affect people whojust live in london —— boroughs will be covered. it doesn'tjust affect people who live in london, it affects people who come in, some places like heathrow, chessington world of adventures will be inside the zone. so it means £12 50 if you enter the zone if your vehicle does not meet the emissions standards. it's older, more polluting vehicles. if you don't pay the charge, there is a fine if that is not paid within a few days. there have been continuing

katy austin, bbc news.. 0ur reporter ellie pricejoins us from london euston. a lot of services will be affected. it is pretty quiet here at this time of morning as you can imagine, a few services up on the board yet but nothing expected to leave the station until about 7:30am. just to go over those numbers again, 20,000 rmt members expected to walk out, will affect 1a train services. depending on your point of view that is a train timetable that is either half full or half empty, but either way a major disruption as many services are cancelled and many will run later than normal or will finish earlier than normal. eyebrows have been raised about the timing of this, it will have an impact here in the capitalfor example, this, it will have an impact here in the capital for example, there this, it will have an impact here in the capitalfor example, there is an international rugby match at twickenham, there is the notting hill carnival tomorrow, and further afield the reading and leeds festivals as well, a numb

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