shook a flight from london heathrow .ome and security edhon is gb news home and security editor, mark white. and mark, what more do we know? >> well, we're just dipping back into the story every time we get more info nation on video from that area and the latest images that area and the latest images that we've received here @gbnews show the moments after that aircraft landed and showing the precarious nature of the extraction process of those who've been clearly quite significantly injured by this, they are being very gingerly taken out by by those specialised stretchers, backboards , effectively to get backboards, effectively to get them out of the aircraft by those firefighters and other medics. and that's because, of course, the nature of the injuries that many will have suffered will be head, neck and spinal injuries, because in these situations of hitting severe turbulence , if people are severe turbulence, if people are not strapped in their seats, they're often thrown out of their seats, tossed upwards into their

remind you of the breaking news that we have brought you in the last few minutes, a flight from london heathrowd to the deaths of one person. this is a boeing aeroplane from heathrow to singapore. a total of 211 passengers on board and 18 crew and there has been one fatality and other injuries. singapore airlines are offering its deepest condolences to the family of the disease. we will bring you more on that as and when we get it. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. we've still got some low cloud, mist and murk across the north sea coastline and some of that will linger for much of the day. but generally speaking, today, it's going to be cloudier and cooler than yesterday with scattered showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. and we'll see some more rain as we go through the course of wednesday and thursday. in fact, if we take this rainfall accumulation chart right the way through to friday, look at the dark blues and these greens — up to 70 millimetres of rainfall and around. lothian we're looking at even more than that potentially. so it could lead to some issues. so w

london heathrow to singapore. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok.have suffered a heart attack. more than 50 people were hurt. seven of them critically, after sustaining head injuries. singapore airlines confirmed there were 18 crew and 211 passengers on board, 47 were from the united kingdom . the from the united kingdom. the prime minister has addressed the issue of illegal migration dunng issue of illegal migration during a visit to austria. rishi sunak says eu countries are starting to recognise places like rwanda are essential in tackling the problem, with 15 states calling on the european commission to tighten migration policy. speaking exclusively to gb news, the prime minister says the numbers prove progress is being made in stopping small boats and thousands of illegal migrants are being returned to other countries. >> the numbers are down by around a third. they were down by around a third last calendar year as well. so we are making progress. and just this year, in fact, we have returned 10,000 people back to other countries . people back

an aircraft in bangkok had to divert, it was on its way to singapore from london heathrow but had tontering severe turbulence on the journey. we have images from inside the aircraftjust after it encountered the turbulence and you can see oxygen masks coming down from the ceiling and damage to the interior of the aircraft. we heard from one passenger who explained how the seat belt sign came on and then within seconds the turbulence began. he had quickly but his seat belt on and was not injured but sadly not everyone was able to respond quickly enough to avoid this turbulence and it suggests that the severe turbulence came on very suddenly, orat least severe turbulence came on very suddenly, or at least without warning. one man dead, a 73—year—old british man. others critically injured and others recovering from a catalogue of more minor injuries. we will have more on that coming up. hello. rain clouds are looming and we are in for a wet day tomorrow. as far as today's concerned, showers and thunderstorms are possible across some parts of the country, but for many of us, it's actually

. >> >> reporter: the flight left monday night from london heathrow destined for singapore with 211 passengers in, airline officials say the aircraft hit a patch of turbulence. the pilot declared a medical emergency and diverted the plane to bangkok. >> as wild as this must have felt inside the cabin, the airplane only dropped 100 feet. then it climbed back up 300 feet. so just that short period of negative gee, descending 100 feet very rapidly, was enough to push all those people who were injured up onto the ceiling or to bounce off the seats around them. >> reporter: pictures from the scene show oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling and equipment thrown about. the incident causing damage and injuring multiple people on board with what appears to be blood seen on seat handles. parts of the ceiling caved in. all told, 71 people were sent to the hospitals, including two american passengers. thai officials say six people remain in critical condition. the one passenger who died, 73-year-old jeff kitchen, his musical theater group confirmed on facebook paying tribute to their friend. singapore air

the flight left london heathrow airport and was on the way to sfo, but the pilot notified air traffic control of a reported cracked windshield. so the plane reversed its course 3.5 hours into the flight, it landed safely back in london. six hours later, we reached out to virgin atlantic for a statement, a spokesperson told us the flight returned to heathrow because of a, quote, technical issue. the airline also said the pilot decided to return as a precautionary measure. the old saying goes it's the journey, not the destination for the subject in tonight's bay area. proud. the journey has not been straightforward, but the destination helping others has never changed. garvin thomas joins us now with her comeback story. it's our bay area proud. hi garvin. hey, janelle. we introduced our viewers to sharon alexander in march of last year. you see, after feeding homeless people in oakland for years, sharon found herself homeless. but amazingly, that didn't stop sharon from still showing up every week under the 980 freeway with food for others. well a year later, one part of that story, tha

year old british man has died after an aircraft was hit by severe turbulence on a flight from london heathrowto singapore. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok. airport officials believe the man may have suffered a heart attack. more than 50 people were hurt, seven of them critically. after sustaining head injuries. singapore airlines confirmed there were 18 crew and 211 passengers on board, 47 of which were from the united kingdom . were from the united kingdom. the prime minister has addressed the issue of illegal migration dunng the issue of illegal migration during a visit to austria. rishi sunak says eu countries are starting to recognise places like rwanda are essential in tackling the problem, with 15 states calling on the european commission to tighten migration policy. speaking exclusively to gb news, the prime minister says the numbers prove progress is being made in stopping small boats and thousands of illegal migrants are being returned to other countries. >> the numbers are down by around a third. they were down by around a third last calendar year as wel

year old british man has died after an aircraft was hit by severe turbulence on a flight from london heathrow to singapore. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok. airport officials believe the man may have suffered a heart attack. more than 50 people were hurt , seven of them critically, hurt, seven of them critically, after sustaining head injuries. singapore airlines confirmed there were 18 crew and 211 passengers on board. 47 were from the uk . the prime minister from the uk. the prime minister has addressed the issue of illegal migration during a visit to austria, rishi sunak says eu countries are starting to recognise places like rwanda are essential in tackling the problem, with 15 states calling on the european commission to tighten migration policy. speaking exclusively to gb news, the prime minister says the numbers prove progress is being made in stopping small boats and thousands of illegal migrants are being returned to other countries. >> the numbers are down by around a third. they were down by around a third last calendar year as well. so we are making pr

far is that one death has been confirmed due to the turbulence, that flight 50321 faced from london heathrow on its way to singapore, as you mentioned, diverted to land in in bangkok. we also know that the airport authority of thailand is holding a press conference in about 30 minutes�* time. so we'll be getting more details there. you can see those pictures showing emergency services arriving at the airport to provide as much support as possible. we also know so far that some of the passengers who have not been injured have been kept airside. the understanding is that they may be put on flights later on today, either to continue their onward journey to singapore or to perhaps return back home to the uk. and of course, passengers who have been injured are receiving medical attention in bangkok. and have you heard anything about this episode of turbulence and whether it was incredibly sudden or whether there was any warning at all? well, you know, i've actually flown that flight or that leg before many times from heathrow to singapore. and i can tell you that for most of the journey, it's pre

one death has been confirmed due to the turbulence that flight sq 321 faced from london heathrow airportdium injuries, including a flight attendant. the rest are minor injuries. the turbulence we all dread. one british man is dead and others seriously injured after a singapore airlines flight drops 5,000 feet in seconds. we will talk to a former pilot about how it happened and what measures airlines take to avoid air pockets. also tonight. a special report on the treatment of the palestinians arrested in gaza. whilsteblowers detail how israeli soldiers shackled prisoners to hospital beds, sometimes naked — a practice one medic said amounted to "torture". and we will be live in new york. the prosecution took a month to set out the allegations against donald trump, the defence wrapped up their case in a day. so what can we expect in the summing up that comes on tuesday?

so this was something that has affected a flight from london heathrow to singapore that departed, we 10:30pm last night. singapore airlines has confirmed it did hit severe turbulence and diverted to bangkok, landing there at about 3115 local time. as you say, more than 200 passengers were on board, 18 crew. we don't have details at the moment of who exactly it was that has sadly died, or their nationality. not even whether it was a passenger or a member of crew. we are lacking in detail at the moment of the exact circumstances, the exact nature of how they sadly came to die. singapore airlines has offered its deepest condolences to the family of the deceased, and experts have been saying to us today that turbulence is something that planes are built to try to withstand. the crew are trained to deal with it but sometimes it can be difficult to deal with and it is not always easy to predict. people try to predict as best they can, but sometimes, you know, you are the first plane to fly through turbulence and it can be hard to deal with. �* turbulence and it can be hard to deal with-— t

this was supposed to be a routine flight from london heathrow to singapore, but when it was over myanmarit severe turbulence. passengers described being in their seats one moment, then hitting the overhead compartments. it was quite startling for them. annabelle: do we have any sense or understanding of what caused the turbulence? are we likely to see with climate change, these sorts of events continue? avril: we do not know yet for sure what turbulence this was but in general this is caused by rising pockets of hot air or gusts and storms and the clouds that come with it. if you go higher in altitude, you can see what is known as clear air turbulence, these are practically impossible for pilots to see, which makes them insidious. this is caused by the differences in speed in two air masses. it begs the question how climate change might impact this. it is difficult to pinpoint climate change to specific flights because the data is not there. it is highly dependent on pilots' records. we have studies talking about how these climate change events in the past decade has prompted a 150% incr

year old british man who died after an aircraft was hit by severe turbulence on a flight from london heathrowd as jeff kitchen. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok . emergency landing in bangkok. airport officials believe the man may have suffered a heart attack . more than 50 people were attack. more than 50 people were hurt, seven of them critically, after sustaining head injuries. singapore airlines confirmed there were 18 crew and 211 passengers on board. 47 were from the uk. a former royal marine accused of spying for the hong kong intelligence service has died in unexplained circumstances in a park in berkshire . 37 year old matthew berkshire. 37 year old matthew trickett was charged with offences under the national security act earlier this month. police officers were called to grenfell park in maidenhead at around 5:15 pm. on sunday. a police cordon is in place as police cordon is in place as police continue to investigate the death, which is being treated as unexplained. the prime minister has addressed the issue of illegal migration dunng issue of illegal mi

year old british man has died after an aircraft was hit by severe turbulence on a flight from london heathrowan emergency landing in bangkok. airport officials believe the man may have suffered a heart attack. more than 50 people were hurt , seven of them critically, hurt, seven of them critically, after sustaining head injuries. singapore airlines confirmed there were 18 crew and 211 passengers on board. 47 were from the uk . the prime minister from the uk. the prime minister has addressed the issue of illegal migration during a visit to austria, rishi sunak says eu countries are starting to recognise places like rwanda are essential in tackling the problem, with 15 states calling on the european commission to tighten migration policy. speaking exclusively to gb news, the prime minister says the numbers prove progress is being made in stopping small boats and thousands of illegal migrants are being returned to other countries. >> the numbers are down by around a third. they were down by around a third last calendar year as well. so we are making progress . and just this year, in progress. an

singapura airlines airlines flying from london heathrow airport to singapore encountered sudden severeof 11.00 m. at the aircraft port there were 211 passengers and 18 crew members. the pilot declared a medical emergency and diverted the boeing 777 ir. they were handing out food, chaos erupted, the plane began to shake, and at first i didn’t convey any meaning to it, it happens, but the situation got worse and worse and worse, unbelted passengers hit the ceiling, which is why you see in the footage, it crumpled, because they were just thrown out of their seats, people just jumped up, hit their heads on the ceiling and fell back on... he was 73 years old and had citizenship in uk, however, the investigation continues and has moved to the next stage, and the body of the deceased will also be autopsied to find out the exact cause of death. the investigation continued, and the passengers, who were not seriously injured, have already flown out of bangkok. singapore airlines is highly regarded in the industry and incidents like this happen very rarely, but what happened could well spread hor

this was a singapore airlines flight that had taken off from london heathrow last night, just after 10ulence. we're told, in an area of heavy thunderstorms, and as a result of that, clearly those injuries in that death occurred as the aircraft was forced to , make an emergency forced to, make an emergency landing to divert to thailand and, to suvarnabhumi international airport in bangkok, as it landed there , bangkok, as it landed there, reports that there were, as you would imagine , emergency would imagine, emergency services, a fleet of ambulances waiting on the tarmac for the singapore airlines , a777 flight. singapore airlines, a777 flight. so clearly triple seven, boeing, 777, one of the new air jumbo jet, designs, good safety record, used now by many, many airlines around the world, remember? of course, it was the 747 jumbo jet we would see in these long haul routes. now, the majority of these long haul routes are serviced by the likes of the boeing 777. but as i say, information coming through to us now of this tragedy in the air, which, as i say, is very significant, i have ne

same order of magnitude as last week's tragedy involving singapore airlines on a flight from london heathrowf kitchin very sadly died . he suffered a heart attack died. he suffered a heart attack dunng died. he suffered a heart attack during some very extreme turbulence , and there are still turbulence, and there are still some seriously injured people with, spinal injuries in hospital in bangkok, which is where the flight was diverted to. but the qatar airways one it could have diverted to istanbul , could have diverted to istanbul, for immediate attention. the pilots took the view that they could continue to ireland, which is what happened. and i hope that the people who were hurt were will get better soon. just a very quick thing. in the past 24 hours, conducted a social media poll in which 5 to 1 of the 4000 plus people who voted said, yeah, make it compulsive to wear seatbelts when you're on a plane, except when you're getting up and, you know, maybe going to the washroom, but whether or not it's compulsory, that's a sensible thing to do anyway. >> well, simon, thank you very much for a

heathrow. the home office said it was working to resolve the issue. jo mcmanus is a passenger traveling from australia to london to us earlier from the queue at heathrow airport. this crowd, i reckon that it goes back at least a kilometre and it's quadruple and they've been walking around with cans of water for everybody but everyone�*s been patient and i will see, you cannot really get an idea because it is wall—to—wall people. someone said it was a system outage nationwide ended sitting on the airports we have been here for a 45 minutes, we cannot get to passport and all the people at passport control and it is chaotic. let's cross to the newsroom in london and speak to our correspondent chi chi izundu. chi chi, what more can you tell us? we have been told specifically what theissueis we have been told specifically what the issue is or what caused it but we know it as taking de gates across all major airports in the uk has from edinboro to newcastle, manchester and heathrow and gatwick and stansted and bristol airport, belfast, they all now cannot use the gates and one that you can use with facial recognition

london. hundreds of border force officers at heathrow are starting a three—day strike in a dispute over new rosterstaking action. a home office spokesperson said plans are in place to minimise disruption. the nhs trust running east surrey hospital says a technical issue injanuary has resulted in around 30,000 emergency department letters not being transmitted electronically to gps. they say an immediate solution was implemented, but it comes after the bbc obtained information from 122 major hospital trusts where nearly half with electronic recording systems reported it problems which could impact patient care. plans to build a major new film studio on greenbelt land to the west of london have been refused by a council. it was being considered for an area in little marlow and had been backed by titanic directorjames cameron, who said he was impressed with the proposals. but in a poll of local people, most were against the move. buckinghamshire councillors said it was a difficult decision but decided it was in the wrong place. there's no shortage of walking tours here, covering everything from art to

a virgin atlantic flight from london to san francisco was forced to return to heathrow monday, afterrted a cracked windshield. here's a live look at sfo. that's where the flight was headed. a virgin atlantic spokesperson tells abc seven news the captain reversed course about 3.5 hours after departing london, while over iceland. that flight was canceled. next, at 630, a big win for lgbtq advocates as a bill that would have cut some trans rights in california fails to make the ballot. then the golden state valkyries haven't even gotten on the court yet, but they are still taking the bay area by storm. how many people already have now at 630, a series of drive by shootings on the peninsula are startling police. the attackers aren't using the usual weapons. they're actually using toy gel blasters and a big impact for drivers who use 19th avenue. >> there will be closures, and if you're not careful, it could impact your morning commute. >> plus, a surprise guest one groom had for his new bride at their wedding. why she was so excited to see a penguin? >> or i mean, who wouldn't? >> that's

london this week because that would have only been used by harry to promote himself in nigeria. >> and of course, meghan herself , couldn't even take the courtesy , let alone dare leave courtesy, let alone dare leave heathrowin london because she didn't want to be booed. probably >> well, of course, i mean, as you as you mentioned that that's true. they they haven't really got got anything left. i mean, well, what is left of what they can actually sell and promote themselves. meghan's got her jam themselves. meghan's got herjam which this is, this is not american riviera orchard doesn't appear to have, sort of doesn't appear to have, sort of doesn't appear to have done anything positive. i don't hear much coming out from america about it. that is good. i mean, what are people thinking there? >> well, i think for americans , >> well, i think for americans, those who take an interest in the sussexes and i think by now it's a diminishing number are bemused by it all. they can't understand. but you've got to remember another part about all this. as far as meghan is concerned, she's playing the race card. she has said that her mother's ancestors left nigeria probably as slaves. she, in her netflix series dan th

and commonwealth and development office here in london, who are supporting the family of this man who has sadly died on the singapore flight that left heathrowact with the local authorities and ask you respect the privacy of the family at this time to stop as we have been reporting, the wife of that man is also in hospital. quite a number of them in quite a serious condition. we will continue to bring you news about as and when we get it. on the other side of the break, the panel will be with us. do stay with us. hello, thanks forjoining me. we had some wet weather today, but wednesday for some of us is going to be a wash—out. persistent rain, heavy at times, on the way, and it's starting this evening. now, here's the forecast. it's already been quite wet in east anglia and the south—east. the rain will spread into the midlands through the night. it'll nudge into the peak district and then spread into northern england by the early hours of wednesday morning. could reach eastern parts of wales too. but scotland and northern ireland, apart from a few showers here and there, actually looking generally dry. so tomorrow's forecast, then. this is

heathrow. the home office said it was working to resolve the issue. let's speak to laura howes, who is stuck in a queue at stansted airport in london.hour ago from fuerteventura. get us up to speed with the situation at the moment and we know you're back into the uk and you're having trouble. in last five minutes, people have broken through the barrier to sierra my left to get through to get there faster and hundreds of people are around me now and it's is not a huge amount of floor left and there's just hitting busier and busier and we don't have any answers or additional information as of yet. it seems a frustration _ information as of yet. it seems a frustration is _ information as of yet. it seems a frustration is growing - information as of yet. it seems a frustration is growing among | a frustration is growing among the passengers and must be playing a part in that and how long it's going to be and what it's going to be doing tab the situation and you seem to have knocked your camera over and stop you love someone else and everybody is never looking where they're going. just going to net to where they're going. just going to g

the uk when he touches down in sadiq khan's lawless london, he'll no doubt be mugged for his watch, wallet and phone before he steps off the heathrowthink that harry should have full royal protection because it wasn't his choice to be the king's son, but that's not the view of the courts who have ruled out his request for armed cops. but the prince's worries don't stop there. we're hearing that harry will not be accommodated at buckingham palace, even though it's emptier than a branch of wilkos. so where is he going to stay? the ritz , the dorchester? stay? the ritz, the dorchester? well, his media gigs are drying up, so he might have to go budget. he might like the premier inn where he can bunk up with the face of that hotel chain, comedian lenny henry. what a laugh a minute those two would make. how about a holiday in express, where he can enjoy the wide ranging choice offered by the vending machine if he gets peckish in the middle of the night? and i'm delighted to say that britain's favourite pub chain, jd wetherspoons , now have chain, jd wetherspoons, now have rooms available in some of their venues. rooms available in some o

london to singapore - reuters reports with a reference to the singapore airlines to which the plane belongs. avialalai, which had more than two hundred passengers on board, took off from the british heathrow airport. in the sky over thailand, the plane got into a zone of turbulence. was forced to change course and land in the tables'. the country of bangkok, where the injured are being helped by medics. indian salute, a warehouse of pyrotechnics caught fire in india, a column of smoke lit up with fireworks scares. local residents gathered look at spectacular sights from the roofs of neighboring houses. footage with a powerful salute was posted on social networks. snow covered streets in may. powerful. a storm with hail covered the northern and central regions of poland. thus , rivers of ice literally formed on the roads in the city of gniezno. according to media reports, we currently know of one victim in our country. due to bad weather, it is also noted that the downpours flooded buildings, including a hospital, school and police headquarters, and in several places, strong winds blew off roofs. ukraine joined 19 years ago before the bologna process, it was a significant step in the refor

london to singapore, reuters reports with reference to the singapore airlines to which the plane belongs. an airliner, on board which was more as more than two hundred passengers took off from the british heathrow airport. in the sky over thailand, the plane got into a zone of turbulence. was forced to change course and land in the capital of the country, bangkok, where the injured are being treated by medics. indian salute. a warehouse with pyrotechnics caught fire in india. the column of smoke was illuminated by flashes of fireworks. local residents gathered to watch the spectacular spectacle from the roofs of neighboring houses. footage with a powerful salute was posted on social networks. snow covered streets in may, a powerful storm with hail in the northern and central regions of poland, such as in the city of gniezno, rivers of ice literally formed on the roads. according to media reports , there is currently one person injured as a result of bad weather. it is also noted that the downpours flooded buildings, including a hospital, schools and police headquarters. in several places, strong winds blew off roofs. in our favor, the european union approved the use of profits from russian froz

so if labour gets in and our prime minister visits london, he could get arrested on the tarmac of heathrown never be allowed to happen. so finally, finally , there are six finally, finally, there are six weeks until the vote and a lot is going to happen between now and then. so nana, you know that we will have a lot to talk about. until then. i love you all. thank you very much for having me on your show. >> thank you very much, uri. that's a brilliant uri geller and his thoughts on the up and coming elections and what effects it might have on this country. although i will say that of course, the students at those rallies would say that they are fighting for peace . and they are fighting for peace. and on one on the one hand, though, i do agree that it is interesting that our governments, whichever be them labour or conservative, think that they can sort of impact or tell other countries what to do and as to how they solve their own wars. and i just don't see that working in any way, shape or form. but hey, that's my thoughts. or what are yours? gbnews.com/yoursay say next though. sirjohn

which she technically isn't, wouldn't even step outside of the windsor suite at heathrow to come and meet harry in londonremier family a wedding that cost £32 million. >> when these huge insults just keep coming, it's very insulting, isn't it? yes, it's very insulting to us and i think that she doesn't mind that the fact that she didn't come for the coronation either , not the coronation either, not because she was cross with the king and didn't like him so much, but she did when she first came over. i mean, he said to me how much he liked her and she's she did the same, but, it's that when it gets a bit below the surface, it all changes . surface, it all changes. >> such a shame, isn't it? such a disappointing outcome from those two. do you think that they look happy together? >> i mean, they never look happy together. actually, more than a minute. i mean, on this , event minute. i mean, on this, event in nigeria, she was talking to a teacher and she obviously got very bored and she turned round as the teacher was speaking to her, turned around and did a wave often, you know, i don't imagine somebody wa

london was turned around midair because of a cracked windshield. this is according to the "chronicle." the pilot reported it somewhere between greenland and iceland three hours into the flight. the plane landed safely at heathrowmorning. the airline apologized to passengers for the flight delay and inconvenience. >>> it's kind of like having your kid go off to college right? >> a stanford born space camera reaches new heights in more than one way. where massive digital camera from the bay area went and some community pride that is connected to this very morning broadcast. >>> plus, are you feeling better about the economy? a new survey says did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪♪ ) >>> welcome back everybody. forgive my. you are looking at world's largest digital camera designed by stanford scientists. the pictures that this camera will take will revolutionize our understanding of space and astronomy. but before taking pictures of outer space, the camera had a long and very risky journey on planet eart

london turned around midair because of a cracked windshield. that's according to the chronicle. the pilot reported it somewhere between green land and iceland three hours into the flight. the plane landed safely at heathrow tuesday morning. the airline apologized to passengers for the delay and inconvenience. >> kind of like having your kid go off to college right? >>> a stanford born space kithara reaches new heights in more ways than one. where a massive digital space cam from from the bay went and the community pride who those who created it straight ahead. >>> plus a new survey says you are feeling better about the economy but it's not all positive. we'll explain in this morning's money watch report. >>> a live look outs deep down, i knew something was wrong. since my fatigue and light-headedness would come and go, i figured it wasn't a big deal. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light- headedness can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. holding off

signed the message include the chef, tom kerridge, and former ceos of heathrow jp morgan and aston martin. in other news, the mayor of london the government's failure to introduce a total ban on zombie knives, calling it a betrayal of the safety of young people. sadiq khan is calling on the home secretary to bring forward the legislation , which would the legislation, which would include a ban on the sale of the weapons. he says the government isn't taking the crisis seriously enough and that he's set aside more than £150 million for policing and crime prevention in london, and nearly £30 million was lost to courier fraud in the last year as scammers targeted pensioners. the scam sees fraudsters pose as police officers or bank officials and trick householders into handing over money or valuables to a courier. police say people in their 80s are most likely to be targeted, with one person losing £56,000. five arrests were made this month following a combined police effort across england and wales . effort across england and wales. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go t

signed the message include the chef tom kerridge, and former ceos of heathrow jp morgan and aston martin. in other news, now the mayor of londonn zombie knives, calling it a betrayal of the safety of young people. sadiq khan is calling on the home secretary to bring forward the legislation, which would include a ban on the sale of the weapons. he says the government isn't taking the crisis seriously enough, and that he's set aside more than £150 million for policing and crime prevention in london. in and finally, nearly £30 million was lost to courier fraud in the last year as scammers targeted pensioners. victims lost an average of £20,000 to the scams where fraudsters pose as police officers or bank officials and trick households into handing over money or valuables to a courier . over money or valuables to a courier. police say people in their 80s were the most likely to be targeted, with one person losing £56,000. five arrests were made this month following a combined police effort across england and wales. combined police effort across england and wales . and for the england and wales. and for the latest stories, sign up

london news with me, frankie mccamley. bad news for rail passengers this morning with more diruption expected as the train drivers' union aslef continues its industrial action. 16 services, including crosscountry, east midlands and the heathrowhe gmc received eight complaints. however, in the four months after the hamas attacks, 60 medical professionals were reported for alleged antisemitic conduct across the uk. this is quite unusual. it's quite a new thing to be reported. this is the one part of society where we expect everybody to always behave with complete professionalism, and the idea that even in this part of society, anti—semitism has gone up, and jewish doctors are experiencing that kind of prejudice from colleagues, is really shocking and appalling. the thames barrier is celebrating its 40th anniversary. it's is one of the largest movable flood barriers in the world. when it first officially opened back in 1984 it was expected to be used once or twice a year but since then has been used increasingly often. global warming, climate change weren't in the dictionary at the time, but we knew that river levels were increasing. now we've carried out full reports to see actually what is happening, working with the experts,

year old british man has died after an aircraft was hit by severe turbulence on a flight from london heathrow to singapore. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok airport officials believe the man may have suffered a heart attack more than 50 people were hurt, seven of them critically. after sustaining head injuries. singapore airlines confirmed there were 18 crew and 211 passengers on board. 47 were from the uk . passengers on board. 47 were from the uk. in passengers on board. 47 were from the uk . in other news, the from the uk. in other news, the prime minister has addressed the issue of illegal migration dunng issue of illegal migration during a visit to austria. rishi sunak says eu countries are starting to recognise places like rwanda are essential in tackling the problem, with 15 states calling on the european commission to tighten migration policy. speaking exclusively to gb news, the prime minister says the numbers prove progress is being made in stopping small boats and thousands of illegal migrants are being returned to other countries . other countries. >> t

year old british man who died after an aircraft was hit by severe turbulence on a flight from london heathrowgapore, has been named as jeff kitchin . has been named as jeff kitchin. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok. airport officials believe the man may have suffered a heart attack. more than 50 people were hurt. seven of them critically, after sustaining head injuries. singapore airlines confirmed there were 18 crew and 211 passengers on board. 47 were from the uk . a former royal from the uk. a former royal marine accused of spying for the hong kong intelligence service has died in an unexplained circumstances in the park in berkshire, 37 year old matthew trickett was charged with offences under the national security act earlier this month. police officers were called to grenfell park in maidenhead at around 5:15 pm. on sunday. a police cordon is in place as police cordon is in place as police continue to investigate the death, which is being treated as unexplained . treated as unexplained. government documents have revealed that people living with hiv as a resul