paul kenyon, bbc news.ausing more disruption for hundreds of thousands of passengers. almost all of ba's flights were cancelled yesterday in the biggest industrial action in the airline's history. the two—day strike is costing the airline around 80 million p. pilots walked out after rejecting an 11.5% pay deal over two years, saying they wa nt pay deal over two years, saying they want a share in the airline's profits. a report into power failures that affected large areas of the uk last month has concluded that security standards should be reviewed in order to improve the system's resillience. over one million homes across england and wales were left without power after a lightning strike on a transmission circuit. there was also major disruption to parts of the rail network — 60 trains shut down in the south—east when the power dropped. japan says it may have to dump more than a million tonnes of contaminated water from the fukushima nuclear power plant into the pacific ocean. the power plant was destroyed

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paul kenyon, bbc news.spended in the early hours amid chaotic scenes. a review of the use of prescription drugs finds that 12 million patients in england regularly take medicines which could be addictive. labour calls for geoffrey boycott‘s knighthood to be withdrawn after he said he "couldn't give a toss" about criticism of his domestic violence conviction. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. employment in the uk remains at a record high, according to the latest official data. and while wage growth has dipped slightly, the rise in average salaries continue to healthily outstrip inflation over the past three months. we'll have more on this in a moment. shifts could be cut back at the mini plant in oxford if there's a no—deal brexit. its parent company bmw has told the bbc that prices of its british made cars would have to go up if world trade organisation tariffs were to be applied and that production would have to fall. the co—founder and chairman of the chinese online retail giant alibaba is

reporter sandy kenyon was backstage for her first show. >> show number one began with tamron hall anduainted. >> you know, you have to show people who you are. >> she likes to say we all have a story to tell, and you don't have to be famous to get her to listen. >> this is about inspiration. and this is about where we're all going. >> in fact, her first guest was a man who spent almost half a century in prison for a crime he didn't commit. >> mr. richard phillips. we may never certainly have the experience he had, but we can relate to that desire and that want to even in the face of the most difficult adversity to get back up. >> celebrities will have a place on her show, if they have inspiring stories to tell. ♪ fantasia performs the show's theme song. and as the debut made clear, hall's own unique story will be referenced often. at any point during this show, did you ever reflect, take a second to reflect on that long arc that's brought you here? >> absolutely. and i fought it back because i didn't want to fall to my knees cry. >> tamron hall listens with a special kind of empathy,

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we are back on monday night at kenyon. 0n bbc two and the bbc news channel. thank you for watching. low pressure towards the west and weather fronts waiting to push on. there are today, high pressure pressure to need to hold on and with the south south—east easterly breeze, that is helping to pick up the temperatures. plenty of sunshine around through today. we are starting to see signs of change, though, with some sharp showers for parts of england, southern wales, northern ireland as well. some of the show is a heavy and thundery and a good deal of dry and my mother possessing through this afternoon. with that said, south easterly breeze, the temperatures are worms across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. —— warmest. across the south—east. —— warmest. across the board by looking at temperatures and the high teens, 20s, a little colour for north sea costs. through this evening the showers, still heavy and thundery possibly, pushing north and east, expel a more persistent rain pushing behind that. saint, head of that, and eastern areas will have some clear spells and the

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