so, london gatwick, which is not a short run l gatwick, which is not a short run for us, that is aboutt that in context, we cannot pick a container up from felixstowe and actually bring it back to our hq in ipswich and around about 35, a0 minutes. —— can pick up a container. it is adding a lot of cost as well, fuel is already astronomically high, so it's taking an extra 150 miles on a trip to go is costly to ourselves and our customers. we could go up as far as the north—east, we could go down as far as southampton, it depends on where the vessels go and where they end up. yes. depends on where the vessels go and where they end up.— where they end up. yes, of course, because it — where they end up. yes, of course, because it presumably _ where they end up. yes, of course, because it presumably the - where they end up. yes, of course, because it presumably the ships . where they end up. yes, of course, | because it presumably the ships will not be docking at felixstowe if there is another alternative, because if they are docked there they will not be unloaded for eight days. they will n

around 26 easyjet flights in and out of london gatwick have been cancelled at short notice, with theople have been hit by flight cancellations and airport delays this summer. cricketer ben stokes has told the bbc that when he took a breakfrom the game, he thought he may never play cricket again. the england test captain has been talking about his mental health and reflecting on the court case where he was cleared of affray following an incident in bristol in 2017. it comes ahead of a new amazon prime documentary due out on the england star on friday. john watson has been to meet him. it feels, doesn't it, that your life has been a series of pretty significant moments? you think about the world cup win, that ashes innings, what happened in bristol and the court case that followed, and then potentially quitting the game altogether. it does read a bit like a hollywood script. it's no surprise that a hollywood director potentially wanted in on this one. yeah, it was important to me that i gave my everything that i possibly could and gave the best account of not only the moments that i'll

london's gatwick airport says it will end caps this month, this will bring some relief to travelers scheduletions at much larger -- will continue through the winter season. on monday, british airways removed 1000 flights. the airline was dealing with staff shortages. guy: somebody just spoke to -- i just took a last-minute flight, a little nervous. heathrow has had to extend its cap through october because of stock -- staff shortages. they looked remarkably empty, those airports. they are not now. kailey: were you mourn orvis -- more nervous about your flight being canceled, or checking a bag if you can get on? guy: the latter. i have acquired little round things from a certain technology company that will hopefully allow me to track my bags. we are going to mix it up between the various bags. both appear to be a significant risk, fingers crossed. kailey: it speaks to the turmoil we are seeing in the aviation sector as a whole. specifically in new york, i was taking a look at the list of the worst airports for summer delays and cancellations. three of the top 10 are the three new york city a

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around 26 easyjet flights in and out of london gatwick have been cancelled at short notice, with they flight cancellations and airport delays this summer. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. it's quite a warm, humid feeling day out there today. most of us have got quite a lot of cloud across the skies with one or two showers around, too, but some sunny spells as we end the day heading through towards the evening hours across northern ireland and eastern england, too. they'll be some glimpses of blue sky, but some rain waiting in the wings towards the southwest and a few showers for eastern scotland. temperatures this evening, still 26 degrees or so for parts of east anglia, a little bit fresher for scotland and for northern ireland, too. now through tonight, then we're going to see quite a slow moving weather front, bringing rain to parts of the south west of england, through wales, northern england, perhaps eastern scotland as well. either side of that a little bit drier overnight, but another warm, quite sticky night for sleeping with temperatures

london underground. tubes and 14 railway companies, so it will be time to dry off the station at the english gatwick airport and cancellations of flights due to rain and wind. so some plans for escaping all the english flood and other problems were thwarted, but the options for a place to escape from the fire are limited, yes, not planes and not the spirit of napoleon, its most famous native, but fragments of the airport itself in the hurricane flew over corsica because of the hurricane paris, as in london, flooded roads and a metro station on top of the eiffel tower. spotted. wind speed up to 100 km/h. so the french could have demolished the tower eastern spain burned almost 250,000 hectares of forest this year, four times more than in any other year over the past 16 years, not only residents are fleeing from the fire, but also firefighters in portugal are waiting for the third heat stroke this summer is expected to be so the same burning, september, fire, crept up. distance 90 km to lisbon heat strong winds due to drought intensify the spread of forest fires burning pine forest in sir daistrail national p

london. these shots from the m25, where two lanes were closed and underwater. elsewhere, gatwicks. now, have a look at these remarkable pictures. diego schultz and valentin villalba were paddleboarding off the coast of argentina when they suddenly joined by this group of whales. and it wasn'tjust a quick encounter. the whales swam alongside the pairfor about an hour. and we can speak to diego and valentin now. theyjoin us from buenos aires. thank you for coming on bbc news. we havejust seen the thank you for coming on bbc news. we have just seen the pictures come out remarkable. diego, can you tell us what happened? you are out in the water paddle boarding and then what happened next? haifa water paddle boarding and then what happened next?— water paddle boarding and then what happened next? how are you? it was an amazing — happened next? how are you? it was an amazing experience. _ happened next? how are you? it was an amazing experience. what - happened next? how are you? it was i an amazing experience. what happened is what you see in the video, just magic, which is where we a

london, underground buses and 14. railway companies, so the time to dry off the station will be at the english airport gatwick warned ofue to rain and wind. so some plans to escape all the english flood and other problems were thwarted, but the options for a place to escape are limited from the fire and in the hollows of eastern spain almost 250,000 hectares of forest burned this year, four times more than in any other year in the last 16 years, fleeing from the fire not only residents, but also firefighters in portugal are waiting for the third heatstroke of the summer, an equally burning september is expected. fire. climbed at a distance of 90 km, lisbon heat strong winds due to dryness intensify the spread of forest fires burning with the forest base in the sir daytrail national park smoke from the portuguese fires reached the capital of spain, madrid, this park in the center of london, without any wisdom, is called green park, that is, green should live as an example of an ideal english lawn, but this summer it is just right to rename it to a park, yellow or brown one downpour, the one that took place in london did

heathrow and gatwick charge £5 for drop—off, also the fee at manchester airport which has risen from £3 in 2019, however if you want to travel from cardiff, londonarture terminal. what we have seen over a number of years is these fears— seen over a number of years is these fears rising _ seen over a number of years is these fears rising and rising and rising, so if— fears rising and rising and rising, so if you — fears rising and rising and rising, so if you are _ fears rising and rising and rising, so if you are dropping a lot one of the summer you so if you are dropping a lot one of the summeryou might so if you are dropping a lot one of the summer you might be so if you are dropping a lot one of the summeryou might be in so if you are dropping a lot one of the summer you might be in for a so if you are dropping a lot one of the summeryou might be in fora bit ofa the summeryou might be in fora bit of a shock— the summeryou might be in fora bit of a shock because some of these prices _ of a shock because some of these prices are — of a shock because some of these prices are pretty steep. how— prices are pretty steep. how are theyjustified by th