at the moment, nats says it has 30% of its staff unavailable. it is recruiting new staff quickly.'s hard to operate air traffic control safely. therefore, on this occasion, nats said it was the only responsible thing to do — to talk to gatwick and cut the number of services flying out of the airport. theo leggett there with the details of the cancellations we know so far at gatwick airport. the toymaker lego has halted a project to make its iconic bricks from recycled drinks bottles instead of oil—based plastic. it says the move would have led to higher carbon emissions over the product's lifetime. the reversal followed efforts by lego to embrace "sustainable materials". other companies have been reassessing their contribution to global emissions as pressure grows from both governments and consumers. so what do we make of this decision? let's speak to nicola stopps, who's chief executive and founder of simply sustainable, which helps companies reduce their carbon emissions. nicola, thanks for being with us. it is quite a rare admission, this, isn't it? a big organisation saying, l

behind it all, a problem at air traffic provider nats.r with the system it uses to process flight plans last monday morning. it happened after one was received containing two markers with the same label, but in different locations. it was so unusual. in fact, one in 15 million unusual, that the system decided the safest course of action was to stop and allow manual intervention so that we could then continue to safely control aircraft. the back up system also shut itself down. this all happened in just 20 seconds. nats says the situation had never happened before in the five years the system had been in use. fewer flights could be handled while controllers were working manually. that had big consequences. at least 1500 flights were cancelled on the monday alone and 575 more were delayed. the average delay was an hour and 50 minutes. as last week went on, airlines put on extra planes to clear the backlog and get people home. the boss of ryanair isn't impressed by nats's explanation. they're clearly trying to cover up or do a whitewash with

we start with cricket and a scintillating century from nat sciver—brunt has seen her write her name intohe history books with england's fastest ever odi hundred. it was the perfect platform to help her side thrash sri lanka at leicestershire�*s grace road in the east midlands of england to take the series 2—0. the match reduced to 31 overs per side due to rain, but that didn't stop the stand in skipper, sciver—brunt gaining her 100th odi cap and in perfect synergy hitting a sensational century in just 66 balls. she was eventually caught for 120 as the home side made 273. england just as good with the ball — charlie dean took her first five wicket haul in international cricket, including three in one over as the visitors were all out forjust 112. pretty happy with that. i thought i could have gone a bit faster, to be fair. but yeah, i was hitting some nice shots. i was trying not to get too ahead of myself. so, yeah, happy with that. the rugby world cup is under way again after a mid—week break. host nation france up against uruguay in lille on thursday. and it was an incredible performan

how can mr sue nat�*s decision be a good one? i how can mr sue nat's decision be a aood one?, �*, ., , good one? i think it's a practical one. good one? i think it's a practical one- you _ good one? i think it's a practical one. you heard _ good one? i think it's a practical one. you heard this _ good one? i think it's a practical one. you heard this word - good one? i think it's a practical one. you heard this word a - good one? i think it's a practical one. you heard this word a lot l one. you heard this word a lot today, i think pragmatic. there was a lot of truth in there and the reality is, we do not have enough electricity coming through as a timeline of 2030. to actually fulfil these ambitions. this is reality hitting the road and i think it is very refreshing that we are having a discussion about this pathway. we will have two things happened this week. there is a potentialjudicial review in the air on a 3.2 gigawatt power station by local campaigners. that is in the air and we could have delays, we had the offshore wind auction last year that fell apart with no inter

behind it all, a problem at air traffic provider, nats. uses to process flight plans last monday morning. it happened after one was received containing two markers with the same label, but in different locations. it was so unusual. in fact, one in 15 million unusual that the system decided the safest course of action was to stop and allow manual intervention, so that we could then continue to safely control aircraft. the backup system also shut itself down. this all happened in just 20 seconds. nats says the situation had never happened before in the five years the system had been in use. fewer flights could be handled while controllers were working manually and that had big knock—on consequences. nats says a software update will prevent the same thing happening again. as last week went on, airlines put on extra planes to clear the backlog and get people home. the aviation regulator has said it will launch a review into the system failure and how nats responded. airlines are seeking legal advice on whether they can claim back their costs.

and so nats tells me that there is extremely sorry for this latest disruption.new people, but ultimately it's a problem of staffing. they are just going to do their best and well i've got a flight next week and i'm very much hoping it will carry on as normal. but it hasn't been a tall, normal for the past few weeks. at gatwick and the airlines which actually have to pick up the bill and find people alternative flights and get them hotel rooms and pay for their meals and so on, they are, as you say, absolutely furious in the past few minutes , the boss of easyjet says persistent staff shortages at nats have plagued the industry and repeatedly let down customers all summer. and this can't be allowed to continue. immedia action must be taken to tackle these staff shortages and airlines. >> simon they pay millions of pounds to nats every year for this type of service . yes, well this type of service. yes, well , yes. >> i mean, you haven't got any choice if you're an airline and you want to fly your planes, you are going to be paying money. if it's going to be in th

fortunately, he was able to continue with the nats though going on to lose the game 7—6.left now from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team here at the bbc sports centre. we'll see you soon. bye bye. hello. the weather is looking a little mixed over the next few days. certainly some sunshine on offer and really quite warm weather in the south of the country, but the further north you are, you're more likely to run into the cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and that's exactly what's happening right now. if we look at the satellite picture, you can see a weather front there spreading across ireland into more central parts of the uk. so here it's the case of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain. to the south of the weather front we've got that warmer, more humid air spreading in from spain and also france and that will be in place across most of england and wales through friday. so here's the forecast then through the early hours, you can see where the rain is and the cloudier conditions for the north. in the south, it's warmer and clearer temperatures of around 12

and it's perhaps especially true for 32-year-old kentuckian nat myers.om casciato has the story for our arts & culture series, canvas. and a warning that some racial slurs myers was called are named in this piece. >> ♪ everywhere i been, somebody's been abused. tom: everywhere i've been, somebody's been abused, sings nat meyers in his song “yellow peril.” >> ♪ never going to win, some of us are born to lose. tom: never going to win, some of us are born to lose. the song has what npr music deemed “a swagger that leaps out of the speaker.” it's nat meyer's reaction to the racism, particularly the anti-asian hate crimes that he observed during the pandemic lockdown. >> my thing about this song is, anything that tries to insert itself and breaks apart what it means to be a minority or a person of color in america, we ain't going to let that happen, you know. tom: but nat meyers' relationship to the blues goes back a long time before that. all the way back to the beginning. >> i had like a pretty archetypical, just like, american childhood, i guess, you know.

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that could boost nat gas to boost solar.r forperform here is utility bills are not rising fast enough. that is one reason we have seen a slowdown in the residential sector because utility bills are not rising fast enough to justify solar. however, yo utilities tend to spread the cost of higher nat gas prices over a longer period of time. solar companies say as utility bills continue to rise and everyone is forecasting they will rise, that will make solar a better investment. >> interesting that utility prices have not gone up enough to push people to solar. >> it is the spread between the cost of the utility bills and cost of the solar system is the metric to watch. in texas and florida, where solar is very popular, utility prices are going up, but have slowed. now systems cost more with higher rates because people tend to lease them. the difference with the two which is important. utility bills have gone up. so have gas prices. >> rising rates impacting everything. pippa, see you later on. thank you. >>> still on deck here

fortunately, he was able to continue with the nats going on to lose the game 7—6., back to christian. the british prime minister, rishi sunak has said he is "acutely aware of the threat to our open and democratic way of life" posed by china's communist regime. the prime minister was responding to a damning report on the uk's china strategy by parliament's intelligence and security committee. ministers he said would take "all necessary steps" to protect the country from foreign state activity. he is facing calls from some tories to officially classify china a "threat" — which he has resisted so far, instead describing china as this "epoch—defining challenge" while insisting the uk needs to stay engaged. let's hearfrom professorjinghan zeng, professor of china and international studies at university of lancaster. good to have you with us, would you agree with the committee's finding that there is not a coherent strategy as of yet?- that there is not a coherent strategy as of yet? yes, i think you wouldn't find _ strategy as of yet? yes, i think you wouldn't find a _

the report by nats said it had been a "one in 15 million" event.us as an unseasonal heatwave sweeps across the country. usually september marks the start of autumn and cooler weather but forecasters say the mercury could hit levels higher than the middle of summer. heat—health alerts have been upgraded to amber for most of england. a former adviser to birmingham city council has said the hosting of the commonwealth games was a mistake, given its legacy of financial problems.max caller said last summer's event had been a "challenge too far" for the council. urgent talks are taking place following tuesday's announcement that the labour—run council is effectively bankrupt. you're live with bbc news. the global cost of living crisis, and the impact of the war in ukraine on food prices, have hit families around the world hard. none more so than in bangladesh, which last year hiked fuel prices by 50% overnight. it led to a steep rise in the cost of basic food items such as rice and vegetables and it's having an impact on some of the country's most vulner

nats says the situation is now improving.he hs2 rail line between manchester and birmingham. ministers are said to be considering shelving the northern phase amid concerns about spiralling costs and severe delays. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, said abandoning the project would let down the north of england. a sweater once owned by princess diana has sold at an auction in new york for $1.1 million. the red woollen jumper is covered by white sheep, with a single black one. diana wore it to a polo match in 1981, shortly after her engagement to prince charles. mps have urged the government to commit to legislation to enable self—driving cars to be regulated in the uk . they argue that if this doesn't happen, any competitive advantage over other countries developing the technology could be lost. here's our transport correspondent, katy austin: at the moment you can take your hands off uk wheels on the motorways if you've got the one type of technology approved in this country. i type of technology approved in this

but nat sciver brunt gaining her hundredth odi cap steadined the ship, hitting the england's fastesti century, coming off 64 balls. coming off 66 balls. she was eventually caught four 120. england are currently 256—5. they currently lead the series 1—0. it's transfer deadline day in the women's super league, and manchester united have announced the signing of spanish world cup winner irene guerrero from atletico madrid. the midfielder is united's sixth signing of the off season. the window closes at 11pm uk time, and you can keep across all the latest deals on the bbc sport website. meanwhile, united winger jadon sancho will train away from the first team until issues between the player and manager erik ten hag are resolved, the club confirmed in a statement on thursday. this follows ten hag's revelation that sancho had been left out of his squad for the premier league defeat at arsenal earlier this month because the winger�*s training performances were not up to the level required. however, sancho countered with his own statement on social media, saying he rejected the dutchman's cl

the report by nats said it had been a "one in 15 million" event. research scheme, horizon. talks on britain returning to the £85 billion programme began after a deal was cut on post—brexit arrangements for northern ireland this year. our correspondent, jessica parker, is in downing street for us tonight. what has brought this about, jessica? this what has brought this about, jessica? �* . , ., what has brought this about, jessica? a what has brought this about, jessica? ~ , ., ., what has brought this about, jessica? a ., ., , , jessica? as you say, horizon is this multi-billion _ jessica? as you say, horizon is this multi-billion pound _ jessica? as you say, horizon is this multi-billion pound research - jessica? as you say, horizon is this i multi-billion pound research scheme multi—billion pound research scheme that the uk was always supposed to stay a part of after brexit but it never got signed off. it all got caught up in a row about post—brexit trade arrangements for northern ireland. of course i was a deal on that earlier this year, paving

we start with cricket and a scintillating century from nat sciver—brunt has seen her write her name intostest ever 0di hundred. it was the perfect platform to help her side thrash sri lanka at leicestershire's grace road in the east midlands of england to take the series 2—0. the match reduced to 31 overs per side due to rain, but that didn't stop the stand in skipper, sciver—brunt gaining her 100th 0di cap and in perfect synergy hitting a sensational century in just 66 balls. she was eventually caught for 120 as the home side made 273. england just as good with the ball — charlie dean took her first five wicket haul in international cricket, including three in one over as the visitors were all out forjust 112. pretty happy with that. i thought i could have gone a bit faster, to be fair. but yeah, i was hitting some nice shots. i was trying not to get too ahead of myself. so, yeah, happy with that.

behind it all, a problem at air traffic provider, nats.hat we could then continue to safely control aircraft. the backup system also shut itself down. this all happened in just 20 seconds. nats says the situation had never happened before in the five years the system had been in use. fewer flights could be handled while controllers were working manually and that had big knock—on consequences. nats says a software update will prevent the same thing happening again. as last week went on, airlines put on extra planes to clear the backlog and get people home. the aviation regulator has said it will launch a review into the system failure and how nats responded. airlines are seeking legal advice on whether they can claim back their costs. katie austin, bbc news. the leader of birmingham city council has insisted vital services will be protected after the authority declared itself effectively bankrupt. the labour—run council needs to settle a £760 million bill for equal pay claims. our correspondentjo black is in birmingham. i guess so many mill

and nat sciver—brunt breaks a one—day record as england look to seal the series against sri lanka.coming up on sportsday — we'll have the latest from the rugby world cup in france. ireland have named their team for the weekend. the international break might be over, but jadon sancho�*s spat with his club manchester united certainly isn't. at the beginning of the month, manager erik ten hag very bluntly explained that he had dropped sancho for the game against arsenal because he hadn't been up to scratch in training. sancho said that wasn't true and he was being "made a scapegoat". today, ten hag says sancho is training on his own because of a "squad discipline issue". our football reporter simon stone has been following this. good evening to you, simon. sancho hasn't been away with england. he has not been away for a couple of years with england. united have had plenty of time to smooth this over during the break, but clearly there's been a breakdown in the relationship. absolutely. you would think that if there was an issue that was resolvable, it would have been resolved by now.

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nat gas prices are creeping back up towards that $3 premiere btu level.are significantly below where they were last year, however, there's not a lot of relief for consumers coming. so according to the national energy assistance director's association, they said that if your heat with gas, if your bill last year was around $790, this year it will be $730. so only a savings of about $60. >> by the way, that $790 is not an average, is it? >> yes, that is an average across the country. >> for the winter. >> for the winter season, right. >> no, no, for the entire season. >> still, it is a big figure. >> it is like keeping your house at 90 degrees. >> we are talking from october to april. the reason we're not going see this huge -- a lot depends here on weather, of course, it always comes back to weather, but it is because utilities want to protect consumers so they don't pass along the cost at once. last year nat gas was above $10 and we're still working through that because they're not allowed to jump it on consumers all at once. if you heat with heating oil,

nats, bedia, banchada and kanjar, where these women come from, have traditionally been nomadic tribes. before the women were driven into sex work, these ethnic groups worked mainly as performers: dancers, jugglers, acrobats and magicians. because of their work and way of life, the british colonial power viewed these ethnic groups as a threat. in 1871 they were criminalized under the criminal tribes act, which was only repealed at the time of india's independence. stereotypes about these tribes still persist in society and makes it almost impossible for them to start other professions or means of livelihood. i went to meet male members of a family from the community. there is a lot of discrimination. no one wants to give us decent jobs - that would mean we could climb up and out of our misery. people don't want that. so there's no change. how do you determine that? how is this noticeable in everyday life? they won't even stand or walk next to us because we belong to a low caste they tell us to go away. but it's getting better as more and more of us push to go to school. otherwise, they

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the announcement that it's buying three of dominion's nat gas utilities was unexpected.ll make enbridge the largest natural gas provider in north america and is doubling down on nat gas, betting big that the bridge fuel will have a place for decades to come at a time when other companies are pivoting more towards renewables. that includes dominion, which is shedding some non-core assets. and enbridge announced a roughly $3 billion deal equity offer to help finance the transaction. investors are not loving the news here with shares of enbrain down 5%. jpmorgan noting the market has a lot to digest, including how this changes the company's big mix. wells fargo says it stretches the balance sheet too far. moody's also changing the outlook from stable to negative. >> how will this affect users and customers, will this raise prices across the industry? >> so there are major infrastructure company. they own pipelines across north america and canada and the u.s. this is another move to get into these areas of the market called local distribution companies. so in ohio, north car

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i'm nat. great to meet you. i'm going to guess here. broken leg? yeah. yes. and how did he...s it hard for him to walk now? so, a lot of the elephants that came in during covid, you know, have come from quite busy tourist cities, you know, some of them in quite inhumane conditions. what were some of the problems that they had? just before i leave, i wanted to go and see saeb bathe his elephant, a daily ritualfor him in his retirement. i can't help but feeljust a little conflicted. seeing them in chains really is quite hard to witness. some tour companies have stopped advertising trips involving interaction with elephants, saying the only ethical way to see them is in the wild. elephant rumbles i've never heard an elephant make that noise before! my final stop is almost as far north as you can go in thailand, just a couple of miles away from the border with myanmar. this range of hills is known as the sleeping princess because, from distance, that's exactly what it looks like. i'm lucy. nice to meet you. really nice to meet you. so, where are you from? i'm from pyau. pyau. up u

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nat natasha, this is a remarkable turnaround for china.ers there face-to-face in a conflict for a moment. >> jim, our reporting suggests there are several reasons for this. the first, obviously, the u.s. and china have been trying to cool/ease tensions over the last couple months. you saw joe biden say last week that he does not want to try to contain china, that he wants to get the relationship back on track. the chinese have also been showing a willingness to communicate more with the american side. that's part of it, according to the officials we spoke to. but the more specific aspect of this is that chinese leaders were actually pretty angry about this spy balloon incident. chinese president xi jinping was apparently caught off guard by the fact this balloon actually transited over the continental u.s. and, of course, the diplomatic uproar that enshued. secretary of state antony blinken was set to visit beijing around that time, and they had to postpone the trip. i think it is partly because of that. it's just the juice wasn't really w

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, after weakness from nat gas prices today.ery well. with wti approaching $90, we could see an uptick in spending from the independent emps, those private companies which are about half of the rig count. they could look to bring production back online, and so that could be very supportive for the services names looking forward. >> all right, pippa stevens, thank you very much. mike santoli, 90 bucks. is that the line in the sand of worry? >> it's getting closer. i wouldn't say worry. it's three the top end of the range. every little bit is going to be just slight restraint on what the consumer can do coming at a time when especially outside the u.s. you're starting to see growth sputter at best. so it's, you know, another thing to layer on top of the market, kind of creates a higher burden of proof for the idea that we can maintain above trend gdp growth. i don't think the market relies on us having above trend gdp growth. we are seeing earnings estimates tilt higher. we have this ongoing choppy period in the market, nobody sai

they have a great nat-gas program.f money starts to move out, people looking for a place to invest in money in a big utility into clean energy space, solar, nat-gas, all of that stuff, nexterra would be interesting place. they pay a dividend 2.5%. it is not huge but from a valuation perspective i think this thing sold off enough it looks very interesting right here but it is right at a level that has to hold. you can take it all the way back to trading at this level in 20, i have to look at my chart, 2008 to 2010 it was trading there. it was resistance, became support. it is right back there again. we'll see if it holds. charles: kenny, great stuff. always appreciate you, man. thank you very much. coming up we have rebecca walser eyeing airlines some say this is it. all of these trips people were talking it is the last hurrah. don luskin said we've beaten inflation but the bad news, deflation. they both join me at 2:25. first, not too hot, not too cold, a goldilocks scenario? maybe. chris low will run down all the poss

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>>> it's the latest development in the summer of strikes as we head nat winto the weekenh clock is tickingor a deal to be reached contracts expire inning one wewexpireing in one week. >> reporter: it's a high-stakes showdown in motor city workers at ford, gm and chrysler, owned by stellantis now just a week away from walking off the job if their demands aren't met, including a 46% pay raise compounded over four years and the restoration of traditional pension benefits. some science of progress >> we recently put an offer on the take to the union. >> reporter: gm offered two 3% sum payments but that offer was quickly called insulting >> no one said a word when the ceos gave them selves increases. but when workers ask for their fair share all of a sudden it's a h huge problem >> reporter: stellantis says its counter offer will come by the end of the week. a potential mega strike in michigan is bad news for president biden who's pushed the industry to go green and needs michigan voters, but while the uaw typically supports democrats, it's withholding a biden endorsement for now. from our endo

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donetsk people's republic in march 2023, the president appointed vitaly khatsenko as acting governor nat watch brains subscribe to the live broadcast of rio governor of the omsk region vitaly khatsenko goes live on social networks interested in the issue of road repairs in the north of the region , of course, a lot of work already carried out this format of communication with residents is one of the tools to directly discuss problems. here, until we build a waterworks, we have a situation. unfortunately, the city will not change. how to lead a region has been asked for 37 years. one of the spectators. khatsenko. he says that the main thing is to work hard and be ready to prove yourself. we have a presidential competition for leaders of russia, which i recommend participating in. the governor suggested registering for new acquaintances, that this competition leader of russia helped me form the most important thing. a large number of like-minded people, i have a lot of guys from different regions of the country , some work in business, some work as doctors , some work in the regional feder

for example, this blue arrow means that nat has a blue felt-tip pen. but we will not win.we will also use a felt-tip pen. unfortunately, the rally of russian patriots was dispersed by the russian police. russian patriots walk again with blue backs. and those who did not want to leave were taken to the department. the rest were packed, but also with blue backs. as you can see, they are taking place in my studio searches as you can see, i have my own cozy baton waiting for me. but they will find only my love for russia and the loyalty of the people. come on, let's start testing ourselves. vanya, what is not the same? funeral processions are planned. because there is no money for the blue wire in the country, because the blue wires have already been stolen. no, well, for that, we have to, well, at least give a ticket to the circus. no, it will take about a kilogram of dumplings. colleagues, what are your suggestions based on the new information? well, bohda, have you even read it? just rubbed off. vladimir vladimirovych, ministry defense will necessarily take into account the

found that they may not reduce eyestrain, and the potential effects on sleep quality were indetermine nattermine what these blue light filtering lenses do and don't do, there are ways to avoid eyestrain if you spend a lot of time on a screen the big one, be sure to take breaks by implementing the 20-20-20-rule. adjust your lighting, position the monitor correctly. >> the computer screen should be about an arm's length away >> reporter: use artificial tears if need. >> not everybody on the computer needs artificial tears, but if you're developing dryness that can help >> reporter: blue light does factor into your circadian rhythm or sleep cycle, and it's unknown if wearing the lenses all the time can throw your body clock off. >> we really don't know at this point if it has a negative affe effect on that >> new information i didn't know >> for sure, good stuff that are. now here's sheinelle jones with a look ahead at what's on the "today" show >> we are going to help you save money on all the digital and streaming service in our consumer confidential, plus a ""queer eye"" star joins us liv

>> given that we're going to want to back away for oil here, i would point out that christmas nat gasows. i would hold on. >> mike, if we think that oil is going to pull back or stall, how about xle? >> yeah, we were long xle. now might be time to take some profits. >> generally reduce your exposure to energy stocks and crude oil. >> brian? >> i would be protecting positions in carmax by buying a put spread. >> mike? >> hedged way to make long bets is with call spreads. i think you can look to jets for an opportunity there. >>> we'll be back next friday. meantime, do not go anywhere, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. have a great weekend. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money! i am here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now! hey, i am kramer, and welcome to mad money. my job is not just to entertain, but to teach you. sometimes a rally

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