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gatwick airport is worst affected along with bristol and luton.ays have also cancelled flights. a shortage of workers is being blamed, as the industry recovers from the pandemic. earlier i spoke to paul hackett, the ceo of the website click and go, and i asked him about the problems they're facing. the problem with dublin airport was last sunday and it was carnage. over 1,a00 people missed their flights because of the inability to transit through the airports. the dublin airport authority who run the airport have been under pressure but have put plans in place and executed them by thursday. there were no problems right through the week and there have been no problems this morning. they reported through the airport that everything is fine and on the app that is also evident. how have they fixed it? i think what they have done is they have created a more triaged approach. consumers were anxious about missing their flights. they were turning up so early that they were creating problems in terms of the volume of passengers in the airport. they created

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so wizz air, one of easyjet�*s rival, has just cancelled about a dozen flights out of luton airport.hey were almost always all to poland, to bulgaria, to romania, and they were the first wave of flights trying to come in to luton. but a powerfailure, apparently, at air traffic control means that they've been diverted to gatwick, to doncaster, to liverpool, to east midlands airport. so there's disarray there already. and unfortunately, with so little slack in the system, british airways, for instance, cancelling around 100 flights a day, but doing that well in advance, it's very difficult to see how some of those people are going to get back and they've got school, some of them exams and of course, many people due back at work tomorrow morning. so what is the situation and what are their rights? well, their rights are very easy to state and they're absolutely clear. the airline that cancels the flight must get you home as soon as possible on the same day, if there are seats available, and if it doesn't have any seats itself, then it has to buy you a ticket on a different airline. now,

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he played for sunderland, luton and everton — who he also managed in the 19705. now to tennis and andy murray has sealed arguably his biggest win since undergoing hip surgery in 2019. he produced an excellent performance, to beat world number five, stefanos tsitsipas and reach the semi—finals of the stuttgart open. murray hasn't beaten a top—5 ranked player since 2016. but his impressive start to the grass—court season continues with a straight sets win over tsitsipas. he'll face australia's nick kygrios in the last 4 tomorrow. he plays well on all surfaces, but this surface for meat works really nicely with my game and i'm able to use my strengths well on this court and i don't want to say that i was the smarter player but i felt like my game on this surface matches up better. harriet dart�*s strong run at the nottingham open is over after she lost to american alison riske. dart was playing in a quarter—final of a wta tour event for the first time in her career and made a great start by taking the first set. but riske, who is ranked 74 places higher than dart to

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these pupils from luton will be dressed as the flowers which decorated the queen's coronation gown.'m very excited, i'm nervous, and lit is a once—in—a—lifetime dream. | she has been on the throne 70 whole years. that is a lot. i'm very proud of her. she's done an amazing job. she is a very good queen. leading the pageant along the mall, the gold state coach that transported the queen on coronation day, and images from 1953 will be shown on its windows. having paraded up the mall, the musicalfinale of the pageant, led by ed sheeran, will take place on that stage you can just see through the barriers there. that's sunday afternoon. the night before, saturday night, musical royalty will pay their own tribute at the party at the palace. it is so overpowering to... i'm so happyjust to be part of it, because there was a point where i thought they don't want me and i was over the moon when i was signed on. after two years of a pandemic which has kept people apart, the stage is set for a weekend which aims to bring people together once again. now it's time for a look at the weather with be

these pupils from luton will be dressed as the flowers which decorated the queen's coronation gown.ars. that's a lot! i'm very proud of her. she's done an amazing job. she is a very good queen. leading the pageant along the mall, the gold state coach. it transported the queen on coronation day, and images from 1953 will be shown on its windows. hey, everyone, i'm ed sheeran and i'm going to be playing at the queen'sjubilee pageant on sunday 5thjune at the mall. i'll see you there. lots of love. and the night before ed sheeran takes to the stage, buckingham palace will provide the backdrop to the likes of duran duran, diana ross, george ezra and... i was seven when she came to the throne, so she's always been part of my life. and the fact that i have met her on several occasions makes it even more important for me. the stage is set — queen, the band, will open the party tomorrow night. thousands will be watching here, millions more will be watching from home, as this jubilee weekend continues. sarah campbell, bbc news, on stage at buckingham palace. being head of state can be a lonel

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he played for sunderland, luton and everton. centre of the low. cooler conditions, the warmer weather is further south and east across england. you can see showers affecting northern england and scotland into this evening. the rest of the country stays dry. the early morning temperatures on saturday around seven will vary from 13 in aberdeen to around ten or 11 in the cold spots, north or south will be more or less the same. here is the forecast for saturday. further showers expected across northern ireland, scotland, some affecting northern england, a very blustery day, really quite when the in the north—west, this is bbc news, and martine croxall. the headlines: the ukrainian ambassador to the uk says there will be a swap to free two prisoners sentenced to death by russia. ben wallace is meeting president zelensky on an unannounced visit to kyiv. the home office announces that three asylum seekers due to be flown to rwanda this week will not be removed now, another asylum seeker is fighting his removal in the high court. a con

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gatwick airport is worst affected, with bristol and luton also hit.s, as the industry recovers from covid lockdowns. in the last hour, the border force union warned there could be passport control delays due to a lack of staff. in the past few minutes, we have had some information through about those flight shortages. i will give you some information we have had three. easyjet cb issues today are for two main reasons. shortage of air traffic control staff at gatwick resulting in 20 flights being cancelled and issues at amsterdam airport which has led to the airport restricting flights, asking other airports to limit the number of flights going in, so that has affected more than ten flights and easyjet has said in a statement that they fully understand the inconvenience caused and are sorry for this. russian forces have blown up bridges on a river near severodonetsk to stop the ukrainians bringing in reinforcements, according to the governor of ukraine's luhansk region. the city is the main focus of russia's current offensive in the east. kyiv says it

gatwick airport is worst affected, with bristol and luton also hit. of these problems are being blamed on a shortage of workers as the industry recovers from the pandemic and lockdowns. there are also problems at dublin airport. paul hackett is the ceo of the website click and go and president of the irish travel agents' association and he's in dublin. although, the backline looks like you are on a lovely beach somewhere. i bet you wish you were. tell us what the situation is at dublin airport this morning. it is very aood. airport this morning. it is very good- the _ airport this morning. it is very good. the problem _ airport this morning. it is very good. the problem with - airport this morning. it is very | good. the problem with dublin airport was last sunday and it was carnage. 0ver11t00 people missed theirflights carnage. 0ver11t00 people missed their flights because of the inability to transit through the airports. the dublin authority, who ran the airport, have been under pressure or we can't have put plans in place and executed them by thurs

gatwick airport is worst affected, with bristol and luton also hit.flights. a lot of these problems are being blamed on a shortage of workers as the industry recovers from the pandemic and lockdowns. here with us now is andy prendergast, the national secretary of the union which represents aviation workers. thank you very much forjoining us. i'm not sure if this is a question directly for you but i will ask it because i'm sure people affected by this are thinking, should airlines be allowed to sell flights that they cannot put on? t be allowed to sell flights that they cannot put on?— be allowed to sell flights that they cannot put on? i think, the obvious answer for — cannot put on? i think, the obvious answer for that _ cannot put on? i think, the obvious answer for that is _ cannot put on? i think, the obvious answer for that is no _ cannot put on? i think, the obvious answer for that is no but _ cannot put on? i think, the obvious answer for that is no but i - cannot put on? i think, the obvious answer for that is no but i think i answer for that

so wizz air, one of easyjet's rival, has just cancelled about a dozen flights out of luton airport.t. so there's disarray there already. and unfortunately, with so little slack in the system, british airways, for instance, cancelling around 100 flights a day, but doing that well in advance, it's very difficult to see how some of those people are going to get back and they've got school, some of them exams and of course, many people due back at work tomorrow morning. so what is the situation and what are their rights? well, their rights are very easy to state and they're absolutely clear. the airline that cancels the flight must get you home as soon as possible on the same day, if there are seats available, and if it doesn't have any seats itself, then it has to buy you a ticket on a different airline. now, i'm hearing from a lot of people that they're not wales and ukraine will meet in cardiff today to play for a place at this year's world cup in qatar. wales are looking to reach their first world cup since 1958. but plenty of people will be backing ukraine, who beat scotland in the

gatwick airport is worst affected, with bristol and luton also hit.usands of post office workers are on strike over a pay dispute. 114 crown post offices will close for a 24—hour period, while sub—post offices will have no cash deliveries or collections. the communication workers union are angry over a pay freeze in 2021—22 and a 2% rise for the following year. back now to thejubilee celebrations. british expats around the world are also marking this special occassion with bunting, street parties and afternoon tea. sophie long reports on how they�*re celebrating in the united states. queen elizabeth�*s leading role in the special relationship between britain and the united states dates back before accession to the throne. |archive: princess elizabeth playsj hostess to the truman family in... the first of the 13 us leaders her majesty met was president truman in 1951, when she was princess elizabeth. dwight eisenhower was president when she made herfirst state visit in 1957. archive: neil armstrong, the first man on the moon, led the way... i americans

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he played for sunderland, luton and everton, who he also managed in the 1970s.orrow in the nations league. it's their third game in a week, and they are looking to improve on a defeat in hungary and tuesday's 1—1 draw with germany. it's also a rematch of last year's european championship final, which italy won on penalties. and england manager gareth southgate he has no issues with picking a strong side. i think if we only give players certain types of match, you don't find out enough about them and they don't find out the technical challenges. so for us it is a balance always of knowing that we have got to win matches but also try to find out about the player and them to get a good experience. to tennis now, and andy murray has had his biggest win since his hip surgery with a straight sets defeat of the world number five, stefanos tsitsispas. murray beat the former french open finalist 7—6 6—3 in the quarter finals in stuttgart. murray's last win over a top five player was in 2016 when he beat novak djokovic at the atp finals. since then, he has had two major o

these pupils from luton will be dressed as the flowers which decorated the queen's coronation gown. she has been on the throne 70 whole years. that is a lot. i'm very proud of her. she's done an amazing job. she is a very good queen. leading the pageant along the mall, the gold state coach that transported the queen on coronation day, and images from 1953 will be shown on its windows. hi, everyone, iam ed sheeran and i will be playing at the queen's paegent on sunday. see you there. the stage is set, the queen, the ban, will open it tomorrow night. i was seven when she came to the throne _ i was seven when she came to the throne. she's always been part of my life and _ throne. she's always been part of my life and the _ throne. she's always been part of my life and the fact that i've met her on several— life and the fact that i've met her on several occasions makes it even more _ on several occasions makes it even more important for me. the on several occasions makes it even more important for me.— on several occasions makes it even more important for me. the stage is set, clean mor

he played for sunderland, luton and everton, who he also managed in the 1970s.ut his impressive start to the grass—court season continues with a straight sets win over tsitsipas. he'll face australia's nick kygrios in the last four tomorrow. stefanos plays well on all of the surfaces, but this surface for me works really nicely with my game and i'm able to use my strengths well on this court. and, yeah, i don't want to say that i was the smarter player, but i felt like my game on this surface matches up better. the british number three harriet dart�*s strong run at the nottingham open is over after she lost to american alison riske. dart was playing in a quarterfinal of a wta tour event for the first time in her career and made a great start by taking the first set. but riske, who is ranked 74 places higher than dart, took control in the second set then dominated the third to win 4—6, 6—2, 6—1 and reach the semifinal. also in action in nottingham today was britain's men's number two dan evans — he beat marc andrea huesle 6—4, 6—4 in his quarterfinal. he will fac

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these pupils from luton will be dressed as the flowers which decorated the queen's coronation gown.hole years. that is a lot. i'm very proud of her. she's done an amazing job. she is a very good queen. leading the pageant along the mall, the gold state coach that transported the queen on coronation day, and images from 1953 will be shown on its windows. having paraded up the mall, the musicalfinale of the pageant, led by ed sheeran, will take place on that stage you can just see through the barriers there. that's sunday afternoon. the night before, saturday night, musical royalty will pay their own tribute at the party at the palace. it is so overpowering to... i'm so happyjust to be part of it, because there was a point where i thought they don't want me and i was over the moon when i was signed on. after two years of a pandemic which has kept people apart, the stage is set for a weekend which aims to bring people together once again. sarah campbell, bbc news, buckingham palace. in other news, there's growing concern among some health experts that monkeypox, and other infectious di

gatwick airport was worst affected, with bristol and luton also hit.f. russian forces have blown up bridges on a river near severodonetsk to stop the ukrainians bringing in reinforcements, according to the governor of ukraine's luhansk region. the city is the main focus of russia's current offensive in the east. kyiv says it has recaptured part of the territory that was lost to russian forces. but as our ukraine correspondentjoe inwood reports, both sides are presenting very different pictures of how the conflict is unfolding. russian armour, still rolling forward, moving to encircle ukraine's forces in the donbas. an advancing army, liberating the people of this region, providing them with humanitarian aid. that is the picture the russians want to present of the invasion they still refuse to call a war. they say they are destroying western weapons and killing foreign mercenaries. but from the ukrainians, you get quite the opposite impression. this is a coalition of soldiers defending their homeland, orjoining from around the world to face down a globa

meanwhile, luton airport is trying to prevent delays for passengers this summer by recruiting and trainingd train them again. we need to make sure they are properly trained. training for security staff is essential and one of the key components of the whole process, but you would expect that, in particular training to make sure we met the highest compliance standards as part of the whole process. victims of crime in london are being encouraged to take part in a new survey aimed at boosting trust and confidence in the metropolitan police. the victim voice survey has been set up by the mayor's office for policing and crime and the met — to help improve support for victims. it comes as the force has been hit by a series of scandals including the murder of sarah everard — and on tuesday it was placed into special measures. london's public transport network will be host to a series of photographs and posters celebrating the lgbt+ community — as tfl marks the 50th anniversary of pride. a performance company that champions people of colour, and gay's the word — the uk's oldest independent lgbt+ b

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