michael o'leary made this famous, the whole...nd fees, he can abuse you if you are being a bit ofan he can abuse you if you are being a bit of an idiot, and you want to go last—minute, then you have to pay if you want to have an extra seat, if you want to have an extra seat, if you want to have an extra seat, if you want change at the last minute, thatis you want change at the last minute, that is where the business model thrives, so the vocation, a lot of pressure behind that. they made £1.5 billion. so they are doing something right. driving will be slower than riding a bicycle, when, why?l right. driving will be slower than riding a bicycle, when, why? a spate of stunning statistics, how in the capital, you end up suffering, 2a hours per year, stuck in traffic, not going anywhere if you are a london driver, and so the rac, and the interest of motorists in their heart, they are saying there is also some ways to improve things for motorist, re—sequence traffic lights, bus lanes, this is a co nsta nt lights, bus lanes, this is a c

michael o'leary sponsored the race, he had never won the race before so he was over the moon but he hade last time at ascot and maybe still had heavy legs and he pulled up halfway around, so is lifted to a horseshoe won the race is lifted to a horseshoe won the ra ce la st is lifted to a horseshoe won the race last year but got nabbed at the last. they said they would take the horse cue card home and have a look at it, the important thing was that he was safe and sound and would be 0k. he's coming here for the seventh year, he won eight years ago, 12 years old now, pulled up in one piece, it didn't happen for him to date but i'm sure people will wish him well. now tomorrow's gold cup, you want it 20 years ago, why is it so you want it 20 years ago, why is it so special and what does it feel like to win that? it's like the olympics when all the irish horses travel over, they don't take each other on very often but this is like the olympics for them, the english versus the irish, the willie mullins battalion, he has four in there so he has had a fantastic shot none so farand so has he has

michael o'leary averted widespread strikes last year recognizing pilots' unions for the first time now he's revealed ongoing discussions could disturb services for the east in some a period. ryanair has finally had to change heading on stuff relations recognizing pilot unions as a last resort in the face of massive strike threats but it looks as if the implementation hasn't been quite as smooth as both sides when fight chief executive michael o'leary said on tuesday that little headway had been made in countries such as island it's just still a walk in progress usually our policy is we recognise unions when a majority of our people want us to recognise that moment came in december twenty seventeen but clearly a majority got pilots wanted us to recognise unions so we recognise unions and we start that process the airline has also just plans for boeing's latest generation seven three seven the max two hundred ryanair has one hundred options on the at cross i know you larry said he expects to take up pretty much all of them. and now the shape of tourism to come we're going to travel back

michael o‘leary will be flying high. what a moment, lizzie. thank you very much.r arsenal in the second leg of their europa league tie with ac milan later this evening, but giggs accepted the international break was "a good time" to have minor surgery. rugby and head coach eddiejones has rung the changes for england‘s six nations meeting with already crowned champions ireland — who are bidding for their third grand slam. fly—half george ford has been dropped... with owen farrell moving to 10 instead. dylan hartley returns to captain the side. while scrum—half danny care and forwardsjoe launchbury and dan cole all drop out of the starting 15 as england look to avoid a third straight defeat. ireland have brought iain henderson back into their squad for the game with england. the ulster lock replaces devin toner in the only change to the group that beat scotland last weekend. peter o‘mahony, rob kearney and cian healy have shaken off injuries to take their places in the squad. warren gatland has brought dan biggar back at fly—half for wales as they aim for a second—p

joining me on the panel to discuss all of this, we have michael santoli, charlie joins us and bill smeed. welcome to all of you. kevin o'learyaaron weiner and ross gerber are standing by as well let's get down to bob pisani on the floor with more of the action bob, this is quite -- this last hour in particular pretty bad one. >> yeah. we're ending at the lows of the day. the market has a lot to digest, a lot of issues. let me show you the market problems four or five of them they're all battering various sectors around number one, most importantly, the trade war implications number two, techs are faltering. there is no leadership because tech is not doing anything nothing is moving to take its place. not industrials, not banks we have bonds in flight to safety that's creating big problems for banks. we have what i call an existential crisis in social media that's cluttering not just social media fluttering through to technology in general let's take a look at some sectors. look what happened to steel stocks today mr. lighthizer was talking about possibly exempting, brazil, south korea from all these steel and aluminum tariff