the national air traffic service _ us what we know? ? the national air traffic service run all _ us what we know? the national air traffic service run all the _ us what we know? the national air traffic service run all the systems | traffic service run all the systems across uk airspace. it appears that their entire system, the digital air traffic control system, has failed. they are getting a aircraft down safely but they are drastically reducing the flow rate, the rate at which aircraft can land football. bearin which aircraft can land football. bear in mind that london heathrow is the busiest airport in the world and london gatwick is the busiest single runway airport in the world. this is one of the busiest days of the year, hundreds of thousands of people coming back from various parts of the world to get to, after their holidays in the mediterranean and beyond, and unfortunately, we are seeing the system failure. there is no certainty about when it is going to be fixed. this is extremely concerning, of course. planes are being hel

national air traffic _ for us. this is from the national air traffic services, _ for us. c services, who - for us. this is from the national air traffic services, who are - for us. this is from the national air traffic services, who are in l air traffic services, who are in charge of air traffic control across the united kingdom. their updated statement says: this morning's technical issue is affecting our ability to automatically process flight plans until our engineers have resolved this, flight plans are being inputted manually, which means we cannot process them at the same volume. so basically, you can see, all of these fights behind me, they are still taking off and landing in the united kingdom, and they would have had a flight plan created for them before they took off. that is given to the pilots, the pilots check it, and that is what they follow, and air traffic control also follow, and air traffic control also follow that. at the moment, normally, that is automated. however, air traffic control are having to do that manually at the moment, which is what is causi

nats is the national air traffic services, they run all the services across uk airspace. , they are getting aircraft down safely but they are drastically reducing the so—called flow rate, the rate at which aircraft can land. bear in mind that london heathrow is the busiest two runway airport in the world and london gatwick is the busiest single runway airport in the world, this is one of the busiest days of the year, hundreds of thousands of people coming back from various parts of the world to get to, after the holidays in the mediterranean and a broad, and unfortunately, we are seeing the system failure. there is no certainty about when it is going to be fixed, which is extremely concerning. planes are being held on the ground at various european departure points because there is no clarity about when they might be able to get in and land, and departure is also being held from uk airports. given the overstretch in the system even at the best of times, i'm afraid this looks to me as if it's it going to cause severe delays and disruption, certainly for the rest of the day,

air traffic control systems across the uk. in the last half hour, britain's national air traffic service has released a statement with an updateit says that the issue affecting the flight planning system this morning has now been identified and remedied. and they are now working closely with airlines and airports to manage the flights affected as efficiently as possible. monday marks the close of a holiday weekend here in the uk, so it's usually a very busy day for flights. airports across the country are currently facing delays and cancellations. airports in edinburgh, manchester, birmingham, and multiple airports in london such as heathrow gatwick and luton have all released statements, saying they're affected by the system outage. a little while ago, the home secretary, suella braverman, has been speaking about the situation that has grounded planes across the uk and further afield. what we do know is that there has been a national outage at nationally control and this has affected uk airspace, it will affect all incoming and outgoing flights and those aircraft which are in the uk airspace right now. i am very cognisant tha

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a technical issue has hit uk air traffic control systems, with airlines warning of delays to flights. britain's national air traffic servicesaid it was experiencing "technical issues" and has "applied traffic flow restrictions to maintain safety". and that engineers are working to identify and fix the fault. this is a technical issue being experienced by the national air—traffic service, responsible for the safe passage of service through uk airspace. they said uk airspace is enclosed but they are —— is not closed but they have applied air traffic flow restrictions to maintain safety. at this stage it is not known, it is not clear exactly what caused this technical issue nor the extent of what the timescale may be in terms of how long the disruption will last and how long it might take for it to be resolved but what we are starting to get a bit of a picture of is the scale of the disruption. again, that is something that will only really fully emerge in due course so far we have had information from airports and airlines about the beginnings of what the impact is. i am here at heathrow and they have said check with the airl

but the most inborn information of the last few minutes is that the national air traffic services haved crucially remedied the technical issue that has been affecting them all morning, and into the afternoon. that has led to hundreds of flights being cancelled, both flights due to arrive in the united kingdom and also leave the united kingdom and also leave the united kingdom. you can see behind me, this is the flight radar 2a data of all of the flights around the united kingdom taking off and landing at the moment. and as you can see, they are doing that, but at a slower pace. that is because of theissue a slower pace. that is because of the issue that they had where they were not able to automatically update the flight plans. i can show you, if we move on to another bit of flight data that they have, this map. it is really addressing, it shows disruption across europe. you can see that there is lots of that read, hear, it shows that there are major problems long delays and cancelled flights. that is affecting the uk, but across europe, it is having that knock—on effect. we do know th

a statement from the national air traffic service says...y marks the close of a holiday weekend here in the uk, so it's usually a very busy day for flights. clearing the delay of flight backlogs is now a big issue. airports across the country are currently facing delays and cancellations. airports in edinburgh, manchester, birmingham, and several airports in london, including heathrow, gatwick and luton, all confirmed they were affected by the system outage. a short while ago, the home secretary, suella braverman, spoke about the situation. what we do know is that there has. been a national outage at nationally control and this has affected uk airspace, it will affect _ all incoming and outgoing flights and those aircraft. which are in the uk airspace right now. i —— national air traffic control. i am very cognisant that this - will disrupt people's travels plans, those waiting to arrive in the uk, those waiting to depart, - and i do sympathise with any- disruption they may be experiencing. what has happened it _ that the automated systems h

but first a technical issue has hit air traffic control systems across the country. britain's national air traffic services has said it is affecting their ability to automatically process flight plans which are currently being input manually meaning they cannot process them at the same volume. that is causing the traffic flow restrictions. monday marks the close of a holiday weekend in the uk — so it's usually a very busy day for flights. in the last hour, we've had confirmation from airports across the country that they're facing delays and cancellations. airports in edinburgh, manchester, birmingham, and multiple airports in london such as heathrow gatwick and luton have released statements saying they're affected by the system outage. our reporter luxmy gopal is in heathrow for us. what is the situation there? i what is the situation there? i am here at heathrow, _ what is the situation there? i am here at heathrow, which - what is the situation there? i —n here at heathrow, which is the country's biggest and busiest airport, in fact it is the biggest in europe and in the past couple of hours i have act

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there are reports of issues with the uk's air traffic control computer systems. the national air traffic servicesthey are experiencing "technical issues" and have "applied traffic flow restrictions to maintain safety". it follows reports of widespread disruption to uk aviation. our correspondent joe inwood joins me — joe, what more do we know? at the moment in terms of what the causes of this are and how long it will go on, very little. there are technicalfailings will go on, very little. there are technical failings affecting all of uk aviation. we first got reports when people posted on social media across europe their flights were being delayed. then an official statement from loganair confirming there was a uk—wide system is a problem, followed up by the statement from the national air traffic service calling it a technical problem. at the moment, what is slightly confusing is there are some flight taking off and landing when you look at departure boards, but they will be going at a slower rate. it seems they are moving to manual systems which still allow flights to take off and land but they

air traffic control systems in the uk. they are called national air traffic services, nats for short. lot of this tech terminology. they have said they are experiencing technical kill issues and they have applied to traffic flow restriction is to maintain safety. that means that the rate at which planes are coming into land or taking off has been reduced. if you are in the air right now there will be a delay for you landing because they have got you gets you to land in an old—fashioned way, the analog way. the priority is getting planes into land so you could be held on tarmac. if that reaches a certain level that means cancellations for your flight taking off. the knock—on effects can be pretty substantial. not a good day for the airlines, not a good day for passengers in all of that. we are waiting to see any more updates from uk air traffic control system is about the cause of this technical failure and i suppose, more immediately is important is the timetable. when can they get it back up timetable. when can they get it back up and running again. no sign of that timetable yet. we w

national air _ get back. we have heard from the head of the national air traffic - head of the national air traffic services tellingain but the very fact is it has happened. do we know any more about this data glitch which we are being told was the cause of of this? ~ ., ., , ., ., ., this? we are told it is a data clitch this? we are told it is a data glitch that — this? we are told it is a data glitch that was _ this? we are told it is a data glitch that was to _ this? we are told it is a data glitch that was to do - this? we are told it is a data glitch that was to do with . this? we are told it is a data | glitch that was to do with the inputting of the flight plan i think of one single flight. so the idea that that one single flight among millions a year could knock everything out seems quite unbelievable. but as you heard there, they have at least worked out why it went wrong so i suppose lessons in that way have been learned. a lot of anger we are hearing from heads of various airlines because the airlines are the companies that will have to fork out for all of this. but it is absolutely an air traffic contr

. >> national air-traffic services they have identified the glitch. they created a domino effect to land and depart. there is a major hub for international travel. you could imagine little margin of error. canceled, rescheduled. busiest holidays of the year. >> a judge has set a trial in washington for march next year. the trial starts the day before super tuesday. major presidential primaries take place across 14 states. trump says he will appeal the trial date. >> donald trump's calendar is filling up. it will be september 6 for arraignment. a courthouse decided. the hearing lasted just over 90 minutes. defense wanted to delay the process saying millions of documents need to be reviewed, they wanted a document trial in 2026. the judge said both dates were unacceptable and outside the normal window. his team accused the prosecution of pursuing a short trial but left without making any comment. it could upend the republican presidential nomination fight. voters in more than a dozen states cast their ballot in primary races. they were charged with payi

been hearing, the uk air space has been hit by a network wide failure for air traffic control systems. national air traffic servicesrictions have been applied to maintain safety . it's also to maintain safety. it's also confirmed engineers are working to find and fix the fault . to find and fix the fault. ministers are being accused of disregarding safety concerns on the bibby stockholm the fire brigades union has sent a pre—action protocol letter to the home secretary raising the possibility of legal action. the union has previously described the barge as a potential death trap. suella braverman, who insists the vessel is safe, has until thursday to reply to the legal letter. meanwhile, until thursday to reply to the legal letter . meanwhile, the legal letter. meanwhile, the home office is reportedly considering the use of electronic tags to monitor asylum seekers who arrive in the country illegally. the times says officials have been asked to find ways to prevent the thousands of people who arrive on small boats from absconding . on small boats from absconding. the home secretary insists police have the resources

all of this, of course, happened with the air traffic control computer fault which lasted a few hours yesterday at 3:15. the national air traffic serviceat confirmed that fault to be found and fixed. that knock-on effect has hit passengers and it was the end of the bank holiday in the uk. in terms of the air space, that remained open. testament to how swiftly we do from the computer system to manual handling of flights. some airports are saying they are seeing normal service. gatwick and london are reporting that things are fine. in fact, london airport saying it may take on other flights to ease the pressure from other airports like here at heathrow where there are significant delays and thousands of passengers impacted and delays could last several days. >> waiting on the ground five hours in the plane is the worst-case scenario. it sounds awful. what do we know about the source of the disruption? i understand it was a technical glitch. that is the latest report. do we with understand why it happened and who will be held accountable for the major disr disruption? >> reporter: so many questions remaining about what the exact fault was

air traffic that caused delays, passengers at airports across the uk and abroad are still facing many hours of disruption before things get back to normal. a reminder of the statement from the national air traffic serviceing the system this morning has now been identified and remedied. and they are now working closely with airlines and airports to manage the flights effectively as efficiently as possible. today of chris marks the close of the holiday weekend and much of the uk. so it's unusually very busy day for flights. hearing that backlog of delayed flights is now the big issue. air points in manchester, birmingham and several airports in london, including heathrow, gatwick and luton all confirmed today where affected by the system outage. this is the scene live now at heathrow in london. there you can actually see some british airways flights moving along the runway. british airways itself has urged all passengers to check before they depart to go to heathrow because they have cancelled a number of short—haul flights and don't want to passengers heading to the airport if that flight has already been cancelled and a number of the flights that are departing from the airport i being delayed. as you c

all major airlines announce delays as uk air traffic control systems are hit with technical issues. britain's national air traffic services here i am here at heathrow airport, britain's busiest tab, where the authorities are working to try to minimise the impact on passengers as much as possible. and spain prosecutors open preliminary sex abuse probe over luis rubiales kiss. an urgent meeting of the football federation is due today. hello, i'm nancy kacungira, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we have two big stories this hour. the first one is here in the uk, where a technical issue has hit air traffic control systems, with thousands of people facing long delays at airports. and our other big story, afp is reporting that prosecutors

caused the failure of air traffic control systems across the uk affecting thousands of people has been fixed, but disruptions do to national air do continue to national air traffic servicesnning system. hundreds of flights to and from the uk have been cancelled, with many more delayed by up to 12 hours. many others are being accused of disregarding safety concerns on the bibby stockholm . the fire the bibby stockholm. the fire brigades union has sent a pre action protocol letter to the home secretary raising the possibility of legal action. the government, which insists the vesselis government, which insists the vessel is safe, has until thursday to respond to the legal letter and the home secretary insists police do have the resources to meet a government pledge to crack down on crime. suella braverman says there are now record numbers of officers across the uk and the force has committed nationwide to follow all reasonable lines of enquiry when it comes to burglary and theft. labour has criticised it as a staggering admission of 13 years of tory failure. more details on our stories on our website. that's gbnews.com. i'll be back with more at . 6:00 be back with more at

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the british air traffic control system caused the cancellation of 500 flights at the country's airports . also, 80% of british outgoing flights were delayed. the national air traffic services company of england announced that due to technical problems, the flight control was changed from automatic to manual mode , and tens of thousands of passengers were stranded at british airports and some parts of the world. is it online or not? a caravan of 88 deaf people from all over the country started their arbaeen journey to help the people, especially the deaf in iraq . let's correct it, let's assume that everyone suddenly becomes silent . this is the story of mahdi's journey to karbala on a route that has been tested for the fourth time. i can't be like karbalai mehdi, there were other deaf people on this path, i registered, i came, i am very happy that i came to visit imam reza, i thank god , he is less tired and these things, but it doesn't matter, i would like to come , he explained to me that it was said that iraq doesn't have vaisa there, but let's go, we have a bus, we have 88 people who are at your service, karbala , you look, you don't understand, the translator or the c

british air traffic control system has caused the cancellation of 500 flights and airports in the country, and 80% of british flights have been delayed. the british national air traffic service announced that due to technical problems , flight control was changed from automatic to manual in the mouth of 1200 and some parts of the world were lost . the phenomenon of dust, he said that the lands around our country are the second source of dust production in the world after the great sahara, he said that dust skills require regional convergence and exchange of experiences , for this purpose, iran will soon host an international conference on the subject skill and micro dusts due to climate change, the increase in temperature and decrease in rainfall in the southwest asia region for several years, which has intensified the dust storms that originate from the neighboring countries and affect our country, our region and the area , which are mainly faced in recent years with a few rains and the increasing trend of drought, today even in very humid provinces like gilan, we have dusty days because of the drying up of the aral lake around us , it is the second source of dust productio

flight delay warnings as uk air traffic control systems are hit with technical issues. britain's national air traffic services has apologised. spain's football federation will hold an urgent meeting in response to the controversy surrounding its president, lewis ruby alice, after he kissed a player on the lips. we are returning to that developing story, britain's air traffic control system has suffered what has been described as a technical problem, technical issue. that unfortunately will mean plenty of delays if you are trying to come into or out of the country today. this is usually one of the busier days for flights. it is a bank holiday in the uk and there are plenty of people returning from their summer holiday. plenty of frustration unfortunately. let's speak to doug maclean, retired air traffic control manager. thank you very much for being on the programme. very much for being on the programme-— very much for being on the programme. very much for being on the rouramme. ., �* m programme. you're welcome. what you think has gone — programme. you're welcome. what you think has gone wrong _ programme. yo

the team at the national air traffic services, which is the biggest air traffic service in the uk, managingairspace. they say that they have identified and remedied that problem, but of course the effect continues and that's why you are seeing right now pictures of passengers stranded at airports across europe . the at airports across europe. the end of holiday destination zones, particularly places like gran canary and mallorca, places where they were hoping to get a bit of an end of summer or last bank holiday of summer holiday, where there are still quite significant problems and where there are going to be delays for quite substantial, while quite a substantial amount of time probably until the end of the week. yeah, indeed. >> and the estimate at the moment, 200,000 stranded abroad will at that particular airport. thank you for that. let's just remind you the prime minister rishi sunak telling reporters earlier, i know people will be enormously frustrated by the disruption that's impacting them. how badly ? well, let's them. how badly? well, let's speak to one stranded passenger, richa

bank holiday chaos, britain's bank national air traffic service fixes a technical issue which causes the cancellation of hundreds of flights. donald trump faces a monarch monday ahead of super tuesday as a us federaljudge sets a trial date of the 4th of march for the former president. we begin in spain whether country mac that will federation has asked its president luis rubiales to resign after he kissed a player on the lips following the women's world cup final. the federation has called for him to step down, after spanish prosecutors opened into whether they case amounted to a sexual assault on the strikerjenni hermoso. from madrid, guy hedger has the latest. the last week has been one of anger for many the last week has been one of angerfor many in spain. this protest was against a man at the centre of the country per marketable crisis, luis rubiales. but the backlash against him also seems to have taken on a broader meaning. translation:— translation: this is a very important — translation: this is a very important moment - translation: this is a very important moment said - tra

providerfor the national air traffic service provider for failing the national air traffic servicer what your rights are, and i themselves? no, it is very clear what your rights are, and by i themselves? no, it is very clear what your rights are, and by the way, morning live will cover this in more detail, so stay tuned for that. but the general principle is that if a flight is cancelled, the airline is absolutely responsible for looking after everybody who is on that flight. that means finding an alternative transportation as soon as possible, including paying for another airline. as possible, including paying for anotherairline. it as possible, including paying for another airline. it also includes hotel rooms if you can get one, and i'm sorry to say that many of the 200,000 people waking up where they did not expect to be this morning have been sleeping on airport floors, and also meals and perhaps can expenses, if for instance you have booked a flight into edinburgh and your plane ends up taking you to manchester. by the way, trans pennine express and lner, the train operators,

air traffic controllers had to revert to a manual system. the fallout from monday's air traffic failiure in the uk the head of the national air traffic servicesouldn't happen again. we've worked incredibly hard since we restored the service back on monday, to make sure that this type of event can't happen again. now we operate a complex system. it is a system that covers the entire country and half of the north atlantic ocean and we work extremely hard to make sure that failures like this or in fact any failures that cause disruptions to passengers is minimised. so we are confident that these are rare events, we are confident this one cannot happen again and we are absolutely confident and everyone should be confident that whatever happens, we will always keep aircraft safe and we will always make sure passengers get to their destinations eventually, safely. we obviously aim to do it on time but if all else fails, then we will absolutely prioritise safety, that's what we're here for. 0ur correspondent ellie price is at heathrow airport. before we talk about the why, what is the latest? power fights going today and how other passengers who hav

air traffic control system. the head of national air traffic services says the system failure that caused disruption for thousandsncredibly rare�* but one airline boss has called it staggering. the latest now from colletta smith at liverpool airport. back at last. becky and maria with little baby nia should have arrived home from the isle of man on monday. but plans changed. yeah, we waited four hours before we were finally cancelled. lots of people were really anxious about where they were going to stay because unlike us, they had given up hotel space or whatever. it took them 14 hours to change the app so we could change a flight. and this isn't the end of the journey. now it's a train to bristol to pick up the car before the drive home to south wales. yeah, it wasn't ideal! and the passengers arriving back today on rearranged flights are the lucky ones. thousands are still stuck abroad facing a long wait until the next available flights. easyjet cancelled my flight on the monday and they have booked me to return back on the 8th of september. i am more than 17 weeks pregnant now. i'm really not in a good place

the chief executive of britain's national air traffic services says this week's air traffic control failureutomatic processing in air traffic control suspended for several hours, resulting in more than 1800 flights being affected. some passengers are still waiting to complete theirjourneys. katy austin, has the story. the shock waves from yesterday continued to be felt, as these passengers at liverpool this morning discovered. we booked to take the kids to dublin for the day and just got here and were told it has been cancelled, so we are waiting now in line to see if we can find something else. struggling to figure out how we feel in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and crews have been left out of position by the hundreds of cancellations and many flights back into the uk were already full. airlines say they are doing all they can to get people home, but some face a long wait. our next available flight that easyjet offered us is this friday, and it's going to take eight hours via geneva, so we have a four hour stopover in geneva, which is quite fru

air traffic services, has confirmed a technical failure, led to more than a quarter of uk flights being cancelled yesterday, and not a cyber attack. martin rolfe, says flight information received by the national suspension of automatic systems, which meant data had to be managed manually. thousands of travellers have been affected, and it could be several days before flight schedules, are back to normal. more than 1800 flights have been affected so far. the transport secretary, mark harper, says it's the worst incident of its kind to hit air traffic control, in nearly a decade. here's katy austin. the shock waves from yesterday continued to be felt, as these passengers at liverpool this morning discovered. we booked to take the kids to dublin for the day and just got here and were told it has been cancelled, so we are waiting now in line to see if we can find something else. struggling to figure out how we feel in our day now till 11pm tonight, and just the extra cost, you know? aircraft and crews have been left out of position by the hundreds of cancellations and many flights back into the uk were already full. airlines say they are doing all they can to get people home, but some face a long

in the uk, a technical issue hit air traffic control systems earlier today, causing severe delays and cancellations across the board. the uk national air traffic servicenot before hundreds of flights in and out of the uk were cancelled — including flights to and from the us. delays and cancellations are expected to continue while the backlog of flights is cleared. us gymnast simone biles has made history after winning a record eighth national all—around title at the us gymnastics championships in california. she vaulted back to the top of the sport after taking a two year break to focus on mental health. with the win, the four—time olympic gold medallist broke the record for the most all—around national titles for a man or woman. before we go, it was meant to be the unveiling of a mystery — a time capsule from the 1800s was recently discovered inside the base of a monument at the west point military academy here in the us. it's believed a committee of five cadets that may have been involved included robert e lee, the future confederate general. so officials at the academy hoped the contents of the small lead box could possibly provide a window into th

the national air traffic services say they've identified the glitch. i now remedy the problem that through a spine really works for the case, a violation network and also created a domino effect impacting on travel across the continent and further field. the problem temporarily meant that the flight plans had to be inputted manually into that given system rather than all of that being done physically. and of course, it didn't mean that they were restrictions on the she had a number of volume of flights that could arrive a land or departs from british airports, especially from an airport like he for that is a major hub for international travel, particularly for trans atlantic. catch in east uh the uh, plains take off of the land every 90 seconds. so you can imagine you probably a little much in the vera veteran here at city, apple vo. whoa for travel. is that going forward? no need to know if this a resolution means that the things are suddenly remedied full pass and choose, or with the best for the get on their way. every single flight here a city has

national air traffic delayed. national air traffic servicess warning the knock on effect will last further into the week with crews unable to fly and planes out of position . police do have the position. police do have the resources they need to meet a government pledge to crack down on crime, and that's according to the home secretary, who says police have disregarded theft and burglaries for too long, despite record numbers of officers now being available across the uk . labour has across the uk. labour has criticised it as a staggering admission of 13 years of tory failure . suella braverman says failure. suella braverman says the force must follow all lines of inquiry . of inquiry. >> police have responded positively to my challenge, my request in committing nationwide to indeed following every reasonable line of inquiry. so that now means that in the event of a car theft , phone theft, of a car theft, phone theft, robbery or burglary, if there's cctv footage of an incident, if there's dashcam footage, if there's dashcam footage, if there'

britain's national air traffic service fixes a technical issue which caused the delay and cancellationof the 11th of march for the former president. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in spain, where the country's football federation has asked its president, luis rubiales, to resign after he kissed a player on the lips following the women's world cup final. the federation's call for him to step down,

national air traffic delayed. national air traffic servicess warning the knock on effect will last further into the week with crews unable to fly and planes out of position . police do have the position. police do have the resources they need to meet a government pledge to crack down on crime, and that's according to the home secretary, who says police have disregarded theft and burglaries for too long, despite record numbers of officers now being available across the uk . labour has across the uk. labour has criticised it as a staggering admission of 13 years of tory failure . suella braverman says failure. suella braverman says the force must follow all lines of inquiry . of inquiry. >> police have responded positively to my challenge, my request in committing nationwide to indeed following every reasonable line of inquiry. so that now means that in the event of a car theft , phone theft, of a car theft, phone theft, robbery or burglary, if there's cctv footage of an incident, if there's dashcam footage, if there's dashcam footage, if there'

the nats, that's the national air traffic control service, they say that this is something that hasn'tengers flying in. and out of uk airspace . in any given normal uk airspace. in any given normal yeah uk airspace. in any given normal year, he pre—covid . so what? year, he pre—covid. so what? we've got a problem now is the fallout from what happened yesterday. they say that they've identified and remedied the problem with their system. that meant that they had to input all of the flight data manually . of the flight data manually. their automatic systems went down. that was fixed at around 4:00 yesterday. but now people are still stuck on the other end of their destination where they were hoping to return back to the uk yesterday or in the early hours of this morning . what hours of this morning. what we've heard from the transport secretary earlier today on gb news is that this could go on for quite some time, for a few days. he also told us this morning that it wasn't a cyber security attack. it was simply a technical fault. as i said , that technical fault. as i said, that has been

air traffic services, has confirmed a technical failure and not a cyber attack led to more than a quarter of uk flights being cancelled on monday. martin rolfe, says flight information received by the nationalnsion of automatic systems, which meant data had to be managed manually. thousands of travellers have been affected, and it could be several days before flight schedules, are back to normal. here's katy austin. the shock waves from yesterday continue to be felt as these passengers at liverpool this afternoon discovered. we booked to take the _ afternoon discovered. we booked to take the kids _ afternoon discovered. we booked to take the kids for— afternoon discovered. we booked to take the kids for dublin - afternoon discovered. we booked to take the kids for dublin to - to take the kids for dublin to the day and got here and told us we are cancelled. struggling to work out _ us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how _ us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how we _ us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how we will - us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how we will fill - us we are cancelled. struggling to work out how we will fill in l to work out how we will f

are facing flight delays of up to 12 hours despite a failure in uk air traffic control systems being fixed at national air traffic services. but the knock on effect is likely to be significant. more than 500 flights to or from the uk have been cancelled, with many more facing delays which could stretch into tomorrow. pilots and crews are likely to run out of hours and therefore be unable to fly. ministers are being accused of disregarding safety concerns on the bibby stockholm . the fire brigades stockholm. the fire brigades union sent a pre action protocol letter to the home secretary raising the possibility of legal action. the union has described the barge previously as a potential death trap. the government , which insists the government, which insists the vesselis government, which insists the vessel is safe, has until thursday to respond to the legal letter . police do have

air traffic control system. the head of national air traffic services says the system failure that caused disruption for thousands changed. yeah, we waited four hours before we were finally cancelled. lots of people were really anxious about where they were going to stay because unlike us, they had given up hotel space or whatever. it took them 14 hours to change - the app so we could change a flight. and this isn't the end of the journey. now it's a train to bristol to pick up the car before the drive home to south wales. yeah, it wasn't ideal. and the passengers arriving back today on rearranged flights are the lucky ones. thousands are still stuck abroad facing a long wait until the next available flights. easyjet cancelled my flight on the monday and they have booked me to return back on the 8th of september. i am more than 17 weeks pregnant now. i'm really not in a good place or feeling well. i suffer with high blood pressure and my medication has run out. passengers need to keep hold of receipts for any extra spending as airlines are responsible for refunding passengers so they are not out of pocket. you ha

that's the message from the air traffic the national air traffic services.t thousands glitch, which has left thousands of still stranded of brits still stranded abroad. repatriation flights are finally beginning today appeasing china. >> the foreign secretary is going to china today, ending a five year freeze in relations. the former conservative leader, iain duncan smith, compared the visit to appeasement. we're going to be speaking to him in just a little while. i bet you can't wait. >> they're back on netflix. the duke of sussex appears in the new heart of invictus commentary series released today with series being released today with what appears to be another jab what appears to be anotherjab at the royal family and extinction of the church . extinction of the church. >> a new poll reveals that three quarters of church of england priests say that britain is no longer a christian country. what do you make of that . do you make of that. >> we have to caveat that poll. it's in the times. but they've talked to church of england vicars, but about 30, only re

britain's national air traffic services says a technical issue which hit its systems, causing hundredsed. but the knock on effects are substantial. our reporter, nicky schiller is in the newsroom. what do we have? yes, i think we can sum it u- what do we have? yes, i think we can sum it up as — what do we have? yes, i think we can sum it up as a — what do we have? yes, i think we can sum it up as a technical _ sum it up as a technical glitch fixed, cancellation and delay continued. around 315 this afternoon that the air traffic control service at that that technical fault that had happened during the morning had been fixed. now, it meant that flight plans for pilots that are normally done automatically were having to be done manually, and that meant that the number of flights coming into airports had to be slowed down. that led to the cancellations. if you look behind me, this is flight radar 2a who track all the flights coming in and out of the uk. you can see all the planes are now flying and taking off. a lot more than there were a little earlier. if i zoom in on heathrow airport, t

but first, the national air traffic services has apologised after a technical issue yesterday led to cancellations and delays. investigations are ongoing into uk flight disruption that has left thousands of passengers stranded and analysis of flight data shows at least 281 flights have been cancelled today at the uk's sixth biggest airports, with gatwick and heathrow worst hit . nats chief executive says hit. nats chief executive says the problem had been identified and that flight data it received saw primary and backup systems suspending automatic processing thing. passengers have been warned to expect a knock on disruption in the coming days. the mayor of london says he's sorry for anyone who's suffering adverse consequences because of his policies. adverse consequences because of his policies . speaking to gb his policies. speaking to gb news sadiq khan said the expanded ulez policy is essential to protect the health of people living in the capital. >> i'm always sorry for anybody who's suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, but at the same time , policies, but a

but first, the national air traffic services has apologised after a technical issue yesterday led to cancellations and delays. investigations are ongoing into uk flight disruption that has left thousands of passengers stranded and analysis of flight data shows at least 281 flights have been cancelled today at the uk's sixth biggest airports, with gatwick and heathrow worst hit . nats chief executive says hit. nats chief executive says the problem had been identified and that flight data it received saw primary and backup systems suspending automatic processing thing. passengers have been warned to expect a knock on disruption in the coming days. the mayor of london says he's sorry for anyone who's suffering adverse consequences because of his policies. adverse consequences because of his policies . speaking to gb his policies. speaking to gb news sadiq khan said the expanded ulez policy is essential to protect the health of people living in the capital. >> i'm always sorry for anybody who's suffering adverse consequences because of our policies, but at the same time , policies, but a

britain's national air traffic service says it has fixed a technical issue which affected its flight planning system, but there is still some disruption. hello, i'm yalda hakim — welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we start in spain — where prosecutors say they have launched a sexual assault investigation into the spanish football federation president luis rubiales. in the meantime, the national football federation is holding an urgent meeting in response to the controversy. luis rubiales caused outrage when he kissed the footballer jenni hermoso on the lips, after the national team won the women's world cup. hermoso says she did not consent to the kiss. on friday, and after suggestions he would quit his position, mr rubiales said he was not resigning. on saturday, world governing body fifa suspended mr rubiales, and later that evening, 11 members of the spanish women's coaching team stood down in protest. earlier, the spanish labour minister yolanda diaz met futpro representatives, the footballers�* union that representsjenni her

the national air traffic services has apologised after a technical issue yesterday led to cancellations and delays. investigations are ongoing into uk flight disruption that has left thousands of passengers stranded. analysis of flight data shows at least 281 flights have been cancelled today at the uk's sixth busiest airport, with gatwick and heathrow worst hit . gatwick and heathrow worst hit. nats chief executive says the problem had been identified and that flight data it received saw primary and backup systems suspending automatic processing . passengers have been warned to expect knock on disruption in the coming days. expect knock on disruption in the coming days . a police the coming days. a police officer who was hit by a train last week has died. 46 year old sergeant graham saville was trying to save a distressed man on the railway tracks in balderton . flags across the balderton. flags across the nottinghamshire police force will now be flown at half mast as a mark of respect. the prime minister has said it's a testament to his bravery that he died in the line of duty and a t

air traffic control systems. flights have reportedly been grounded and more delays are expected. logan air reporting its a nationwide failure of computer systems. britain's national air traffic servicesg, in part: we are currently experiencing a technical issue and have applied traffic flow restrictions to maintain safety. engineers are working to find and fix the fault. we will bring you more on this story as it develops. ainsley? >> ainsley: thank you so much, steve. america is facing a serious worker shortage in all of its vital occupations, including law enforcement, healthcare and aviation. parents, in particular as you can see, are feeling schools and child care centers are under staffed forcing them to find al termives. the culprit is believed to be low salary, wog working conditions and not young workers age ready as older americans are retiring. what can be done about this? joining us now to discuss is former construction worker and author of "blue collar cash" ken rust. good morning to you, tim. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> good morning. thanks for coming on when you see the reasons why, what's your reaction? >> first off, if you think about how we used to get

. >> it comes as the chief executive of national air traffic services says he's not ruling anything out as the cause of the meltdown, but that an initial investigation suggested it was to misfiled flight it was due to misfiled flight data . data. >> sadiq khan says he's sorry to those whose businesses have been hit by ulez. speaking to gb news, he said government has let people down and that bold action now needs to be taken . now needs to be taken. >> the foreign secretary will challenge china over its support of russia in the ukraine war. on a visit to beijing today, mps have hit out at the trip with the former conservative leader iain duncan smith, comparing it to appeasement . to appeasement. >> in sport, andy murray has sailed through to the second round of the us open alongside fellow british players cameron, norrie and jack draper paul coyte. with the latest on that. >> yeah, very good day. new york. no sets dropped at all. but one thing i need to get off my chest. i warned harry kane about going to munich. i warned him. he didn't listen. and all my warnings have come to pass. >>

air traffic control. the national air traffic services, the country's leading provider of flight plans, said controllers atne point today controllers were having to input flight plans manually due to a fault with its systems. mid afternoon the technical issue had been "identified and remedied". but by that point chaos reigned. this is traditionally one of the busiest days of the year. thousands of miserable passengers out there. we can speak to one of them who is back. michele robson, who is a founder and an editor of a travel website — turning left for less. michele spent over 20 years working in the travel industry, and used to be an air traffic controller herself. today you were stranded injersey? today you were stranded injersey? i was due to fly back around 12:35pm, and i arrived at the airport and realised what's going on, although there was no news from the staff at themselves at the airport. we were allowed to board the plane, we are one of the lucky ones who inbound flight had actually got there, and then we sat on board for four hours waiting to see if we could take we have obviously been critica