and gavin is in palma now.t now, but a nightmare for many thomas cook customers there! it looks pretty idyllic. this scene is illustrative of the bigger picture and the impact thomas cook will have on this island and the rest of the balearics and the canary islands. we are a stone's throw from palma airport and this beach, there are dozens of hotels affiliated with thomas cook all around here and as you heard me say, it is sometimes 6-9 you heard me say, it is sometimes 6—9 weeks that hotels get paid in arrears from thomas cook and the reality from officials we have been speaking to, this whole beach now, at this time of year, it would be half the population it is. it is only because there are so many people on thomas cook packages, 3—.6 million every year and over 3 million every year and over 3 million to the islands alone. authorities in spain are calling this the single biggest tourism disaster that this country will ever face, and that gives you a bigger sense of the ripple effect here. there is one head o

well, this is the situation in palma airport in majorca.age holidays, and we've just witnessed what is the last flight of the day, people going to glasgow. we may be able to catch a quick word with people before they depart, potentially the last flight. excuse me, a quick word with the bbc. you have come from glasgow today. you could be on the last flight of the day, potentially, who knows, with the company, how are you feeling given that thomas cook is in a pretty precarious situation? yeah, it is kind of worrying, but there is nothing we can do about it. how has it affected your holiday so far? i mean, you'vejust got here. we just have to take it like it goes. when are you due back? next sunday, a week. will you be looking at your phones, looking at the news, orjust forgetting about it and have a holiday? we'll try to forget about it and just have a holiday, see how it goes. yeah? have you been with thomas cook packages before? no, it's our first time so... well, have a great, relatively stress—free holiday, depending on what happens in t

back at palma airport, only one scheduled flight has left for the uk so far.alm here — contemplation for the loss of a once—loved airline for later. for now, the priority is on getting home. gavin lee, bbc news, mallorca. a dedicated website has been set up for thomas cook customers after the firm collapsed. the details are on your screen now, customers can go to www.thomascook. caa. co. uk. and there's a 2k hour helpline. the number is 0300 303 2800. have a look at that website address and makea have a look at that website address and make a note of the number. if you need to call. let's talk about the labour conference. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn is facing a rebellion revolt over his brexit strategy, as members prepare to choose between two competing stances. they will decide whether labour should explicitly back remain in any future referendum or adopt mr corbyn's stance of staying neutral until a later date. in the next few minutes sir keir starmer, shadow brexit secretary, is due to speak and then the voting will take place. we will be there for sir k

back at palma airport, there are still many passengers waiting to catch flights tonight. with her son. they've been up since 5am this morning and now herflight‘s been delayed until midnight. we knew it'd be chaotic here today. and as flight keeps getting changed, from 7.40, 9.15 midnight. i can't do it, i want to go home! will i've got my 13—year—old boy with me, and he's hungry, and he won't eat the food here. and they're not helping, they don't tell you anything. majorca was once the company's most popular destination. tonight, any sentiment for the loss of britain's oldest travel firm is being put to one side. the priority is on getting home. gavin lee, bbc news, majorca. our business editor, simon jack, has been at manchester airport tonight, and has been telling us about the wider implications of the collapse of thomas cook. a lot of people came by here, they just got on a replacement flight, they talked about a horrendous nine—hour weight to the airport, we will see more about in the days and weeks to come. this corporate demise will trigger a very big post—mortem,

narcotrÁfico los pobladores protegen sus arterias de la ampliaciÓn de la minerÍa y la comercializaciÓn de la palmaa: cientos de reciente las bahamas se encuentran los estados unidos en busca de refugio. ademÁs el presidente trump anuncia la cancelaciÓn de la reuniÓn secreta con lÍderes del talibÁn. julio:el presidente trump cancelÓ una reunión presuntamente secreta que tenÍa pautada con lÍderes del talibÁn. aparecerse dárselo por trump pese a que los talibane pack amaran el ataque. esta habÍa sucesiva a cabo estÁn más semana conoce cumple los 18 aÑos de atentado de las torres gemelas. y los demÓcratas de la cÁmara de representantes y del senadobuscan que se vote cuanto antes por una ley mÁs estricta de verificaciÓn de antecedentes a la hora de comprar armas unto la propuesta de ley se aprobÓ por la cÁmara de representantes pero esperan el voto del senado. han habido dos hitos 89 tiroteos masivos en este paÍs, segÚn el archivo de violencia armada. y son mÁs de 1000 sobrevivientes del huracÁn dorian en las bahamas que fueron tras hurtados por un crucero. es un condado en el estado de florida la mayo

this is the situation in palma airport in majorca, all of these coaches here are for thomas cook and witnessed the last flight of the day. people going to glasgow, we may be able to catch a quick word with people before they depart, a quick look for the bbc. you have come from glasgow today? lu yes. how are you feeling, considering they are in a precarious situation? we just have to wait and see what will happen. how is it affected your holiday so far? you decide to take it like it goes. when are you due back? next sunday. believed just keep looking at the news or are you going to try to forget about it? willjust try to forget about it? willjust try to forget about it? willjust try to forget about it. relatively stressful holiday depending on what happens next few days. a quick word with you as well. how are you feeling about this last flight? give mike where you from, gloria? poland. . i'mjust going mike where you from, gloria? poland. . i'm just going to give you a nice smile and business as usual, thank you. they cannot say very much, but there are a few that feel that this compan

entre sus obras estÁn las manos de su bisabuela tejiendo palma oma un retrato de su padre, una mariposa campesinos y permiten que ella comprÉ mÁs material para seguir pintando. >> somos personas muy pobres. pedro: tiene un gran talento, pero necesita ayuda para seguir creciendo. hasta ahora no ha recibido ningÚn tipo de apoyo y sus padres con frecuencia se debaten entre comprar comida o material para que ella siga pintando. palmira: 30 paquetes de cocaÍna fueron arrastrados por el ciclÓn. --no podemos decir quiÉn es resnsable. reportera:se descubriÓ un segundo bulto y un baÑista reportÓ a las autoridades. ellos no descartan la apariciÓn de mÁs paquetes. palmira: vamos a ver estas imÁgenes del monte alisson, vamos con suheily. suheily: fin de semana agradable. sÁbado será el dÍa mÁs agradables, para el viernes, sÁbadoo y domingo con condiciones buenas. dorian continua con su impacto en las carolinas. en el Área de la bahÍa temperaturas en el rango de los 80. descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn. natalie: le tenemos toda la informaciÓn de estados unidos frente a mÉxico. ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira:las personas

the situation at the moment from palma airport.ll shortly release a british—flagged tanker it has detained sincejuly. the stena impero was seized by iran in the strait of hormuz for allegedly breaching maritime law. iranian media has quoted an official saying the vessel will leave iran for international waters ‘soon‘. the country released a number of the ship's crew earlier this month. a boy aged 15, has been stabbed to death for international waters ‘soon‘. the country released a number of the ship's crew earlier this month. a boy aged 15, has been stabbed to death at a skatepark in berkshire. the teenager was pronouced dead at the scene — at salt hill park in slough. police believe last night's attack happened after an argument — and are appealing for witnesses. the headlines on bbc news. labour insists it can win a general election — as arguments rumble beneath the surface over the party's brexit stance. meanwhile, the labour party conference has voted to integrate all private schools into the state sector —— effectively effecti

a pesar de que ella su esposo y su niÑa de 6 fecha aÑos sÍ Él lleva 9 detenidos en el centro de la palma vÁlido de asilo Él trae pruebas >>> y si regresa a nicaragua su vida corre peligro >>> por eso dice que regresar a su hija a nicaragua serÍa enviarlo a su muerte >>> porque su hijo es opositor al gobierno entonces de un momento que anuncian la deportaciÓn ya hay una persona vigilando esperando a Él >>> y no es posible que nos separen de esa manera >>> la familia entrÓ legalmente a los estados unidos pidiendo asilo en el puerto de entrada de nogales el caso aparte porque tiene 18 aÑos un juez le negÓ su peticiÓn y fue la respuesta que despuÉs le dio al juez la que lo ha puesto al borde de la deportaciÓn >>> entonces mi hijo confundido frustrado >>> tanto sentimientos encontrados Él dijo que no >>> su equipo de abogados nos informÓ que continÚa pendiente la revisiÓn de la peticion hecha a la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito. >> debido a eso no ha sido deportado sin embargo, hay la posibilidad que la peticiÓn sea negada debido al hecho que Él renunciÓ a su derecho de apelar en la

our europe correspondence gavin lee is at palma airport on the spanish island of majorca to see if hecompany's staff. majorca to see if he could speak with some of the company's stafflj am really sorry. you can say what you like at the moment...” am really sorry. you can say what you like at the moment... i will give you a nice smile, business as usual. thomas cook staff have been told they cannot say much to us. i have spoken off—camera to some, who are worried that if suddenly this company are worried that if suddenly this com pa ny colla pses are worried that if suddenly this company collapses and theirjobs ultimately end, and people who live here say they will have to look for something else, there are those based on the uk who have been saying privately, what do we do? do we go back? they have been asking us for information. we are expecting more developments this morning. of course we will be monitoring blood. the company's shares fell by over 20% on friday. that is a steep fall for its share price. thank you so much for that update on thomas cook. that was my colleague in busin

eso lo pudo confirmar el primer ministro de las palmas. --la bahams.r que llegue porque no hay carreteras, tampoco hay aeropuertos para aterrizar.llam trump, a las navieras para asistir a los damnificados por el huracÁn dorian, en las bahamas. o llegÓ a un puerto de florida cargado de pasajeros. marÍa fernanda lÓpez pudo hablar con algunos de ellos. marÍa fernanda: despuÉs de haber vivido horas al sol, en medio del caos y la confusiÓn, unas si a personas lograron entrar al crucero que los traerÍa gratis a los florida. >> estoy muy agradecida por esta oportunidad. de verdad es algo que nunca me imagine que alguien pudiera hacer. marÍa fernanda: a bordo no solo encontraron esperanzas, sino tambiÉn un plato de comida caliente, aire acondicionado y una cama cÓmoda para dormir que no habÍan tenido por mÁs de una semana.del dÍa. marÍa fernanda: entre los que abordaron habÍa residentes en las bahamas de diferentes nacionalidades, que buscaba con angustia la forma de salir. >> nos enteramos del barco, fue cuando llamados. nos dijeron que no era una venta de ti

se lleva las palmas el chino y sale enojado quiÑones.ntitud con la que hizo la evoluciÓn sosa le quitÓ profundidad a la jugada. otra vez jürgen. tigres mantiene la pelota. mosquera se pone las manos en la la, viene carioca. otra vez quizÁ el balÓn, saca el centro, cambia el juego, gignac y el salto defensivo. ahora viene la respuesta del equipo de leÓn. godÍnez frena el ejÉrcito. comentarista: notÓ que el partido se quiere romper, no estÁn a gusto con el empate. toÑo: la tiene gignac que estÁ de espalda. vladimir: jurgen se quedÓ. toÑo: habrÁ un gol más o no? jürgen como que sÍ, como que no. no le queda muy cerca y habilita rÁpidamente a dueÑas. habrÁ empate? lo sabremos en un instante. >> la jugada rica es presentada por wendy. -- wendy's. empate momentÁneo entre tigresy leÓn . toÑo: ahora es leÓn que busca la pelota. lo presiona defensivamente tigres para no darle comodidad y luego la apariciÓn de rodrÍguez, vienen hacia atrÁs para navarro, navarro que pisa la pelota, se la deja a campbell. la toma macÍasy por fuera no pasa nada. segui

gavin lee has been speaking to passengers at palma airport in majorca.lia in turkey, the two biggest destinations for thomas cook, there were flights to the east midlands, manchester, gatwick, and what you can see is operation matterhorn in action. british and commonwealth officials are offering reassurance and advice to people checking in. there are dozens of workers wearing yellow vests from atol, the civil aviation authority too, giving advice and telling people that they will get home today but it might not necessarily be with the destination point that they flew out from, but you will get home. people arriving here today have been telling me that they are confused. many are frustrated. many are annoyed that this is the end of their holiday. it is a young woman from newcastle's birthday today and she told me it had utterly ruined her day but some people are pragmatic that they will go home. we can speak to someone who is trying to get back to glasgow today. diane, tell me your situation at the moment. we got picked up this morning at 6:30am and our f

so that's the capital there, palma.he 2a hours, a source i had 18a mm of rain, but in just one hour, look how much of that fell. that's the reason for some flash flooding. now it's looking a little bit quieter towards these islands, as we go through the forecast, but, look how wet it's going to be across eastern parts of spain. alacante certainly in the zone, some particularly high rainfall totals, as this system hangs around for the next couple of days. this part of spain that could be seeing some of for the flash flooding. some big impact from the weather here. it is high—pressure in australia, there are some really nasty wild fires burning, one particularly into queensland. there's nothing in terms of rain to dampen those in the forecast, and lots of places are looking dry, just a few weather systems skimming southern areas as we look at the forecast going into the weekend. some heat around parts of western australia, 23—2adc in perth, but queens and has areas in the mid—20s with sunshine. looking at the philippines,

correspondent, gavin lee, has been meeting some of the thomas cook holidaymakers who've just flown in to palmaof the day. we can catch a quick word with people. quick word with the bbc, you have come from glasgow today? you could be on the last flight today? you could be on the last flight of the day? you could be on the last flight of the day, potentially, who knows, with the company, how are you feeling given that thomas cook is in a pretty precarious situation? yeah, it is kind of worrying, but there is nothing we can do about it. how has it affected your holiday so far? i mean, you'vejust got here. we just have to take it like it goes. when are you due back? next sunday, a week. will you be looking at your phones, looking at the news, orjust forgetting about it and have a holiday? we'll try to forget about it and just have a holiday, see how it goes. yeah? have you been with thomas cook packages before? no, it's our first time so... well, have a great, relatively stress—free holiday, you can say very little at the moment. a nice smile and business as usual, thank you! great stuff. well, tho

palma will get one last chance to greet to a general election that these are live pictures this is boris johnson right now trying to go to the opposition into accepting an election not looking likely though and it follows what's been a terrible week for the pm is his last all significant briggs's vogue's. the russian journalist who is part of a historic prisoner swap with ukraine speaks to us about his detention. facility it's stupid to deny that it's a political process and it's been my release and it ended like that because there was a change of government. here in the russian capital you're watching our international. u.s. president donald trump has confirmed negotiations with the taliban have been scrapped it had been hoped that they'd bring america's longest war to an end. blamed insurgent busy groups recent attack in karbala in which an american soldier was killed. they thought that they had to kill people in order to put themselves in a little better to go share the position where they did that they killed 12 people one happened to be a great american soldier you can't do that can

of my prediction would be is if the against no deal has been approved by the house of lords i think palma next week will give jones and his 2 thirds majority and then we'll be looking as u.k. general election at some point later in the type of john where there's always we appreciate your insights i think you. hong kong's chief executive kerri lamb has bound it in the demands of pro-democracy protesters today she withdrew that controversial extradition bill that sparked months of turmoil in the territory the proposal allows for suspects to be tried in courts in mainland china accords that are run by the communist party fellow citizens for military lamb had already and fully declared the controversial bill is being dead back in june and on wednesday she made it formal with a televised address. 1st the government will formally withdraw the bill in order to fully allay public concerns the secretary for security will move a motion according to the rules of procedure when the legislative council resort. lamb said she was fully aware the move would not satisfy everyone and she was right pro-demo

think that that is possible and what he has successfully done i think is change the mood music in palma so that if he does bring some kind of deal back to the house of commons he's much more likely to get it voted 3 something that reason may his predecessor the prime minister was unable to do the house of commons has passed legislation requiring boris not until october 19th but requiring him to send a letter to the e.u. also going for an extension to the brics it dates something he said he'd rather die in a ditch than day but i do think that he's got 5 weeks now in palm and he isn't sitting 5 weeks in which he can twist in all 4 of alms and and try and maneuver himself into into a better position saving you're certainly right not been an easy few days for boris johnson but i still think he does live to fight another day at least for now alex from your perspective did boris johnson really believed that suspending parliament would or could be a winning strategy considering how divided politics are right now in britain where you get a sense it's difficult to say and i don't buy into unders

scenes of near normality in places like palma today but real uncertainty about tomorrow.ave us the very latest update a short time ago. iam i am told tonight that dozens of aircraft which were on standby have now been mobilised. that means basically they are in the air, travelling to destinations where there are thomas cook tourists who might, might the important word here, need bringing home tomorrow here. now if, but is still a big if, thomas cook goes into administration, 0peration matterhorn will go into action. when monarch collapsed in 2017 it was the biggest repatriation of british nationals in peacetime. i am told this will be much bigger, potentially lasting two weeks. 0ne much bigger, potentially lasting two weeks. one source of the civil aviation authority in charge of that plan is very prepared for that eventuality. the government is saying british tourists will be brought home. that said, a deal is still possible. negotiations continued through the day. at a well—placed source and i said indications were not positive. we will know whether or not thomas cook h

scenes of near normality in places like palma today but real uncertainty about tomorrow.ou're hearing tonight? iam i am told tonight that dozens of aircraft which were on standby have now been mobilised. that means basically they are in the air and travelling to destinations where there are thomas cook tourists that might, and might is the important word, might need bringing home tomorrow. it is still a big if, but if thomas cook goes into administration and operation matterhorn will kick in. when monica collapsed in 2017 it was the biggest repatriation of british nationals in peace time. i am told this is much bigger, and operation that could last two weeks. one source said the civil aviation authority in charge of the plan is very prepared for the eventuality and the government says british tourists will be brought home. but a deal is still possible and negotiations continued through the day. but a well—placed source tonight said indications are not positive. we will know whether or not thomas cook has gone into administration by 2am, because that is when most or all of

we talked to customers already this morning giving an palma airport in places like that, they said theym. the website is up and running. and it has the flight details for the first day or two, clearly for passengers returning to the uk over the next few days, beyond these first couple of days and into next week, we will be providing those return flight details a little bit later so we would ask passengers to keep checking the website which will have all of the information on it. but as i say, everyone all of the information on it. but as i say, everyone overseas all of the information on it. but as i say, everyone overseas due to return to the uk, please continue to enjoy your holiday, check the website and be assured that this repatriation effort, we've got over the next couple of weeks, we'll bring you home. tim, thank you very much, director of the civil aviation authority, managing operation matterhorn, that huge project to get everybody back to the uk. let's look at the financial markets. more on thomas cook later. japan should today for a public holiday, that is the close on frida

tom burridge, bbc news. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee is in palma, majorca, one of the company'sat's happening to people? watching operation matterhorn in action today, that initial panic and confusion by about 1500 passengers are not sure about how they were getting back. they were assured by lines of yellow jacketed getting back. they were assured by lines of yellowjacketed members of the civil aviation authority who have flown out especially to help them. but the situation has changed. there are still hundreds of people at the airport, three flights gone, but they are still trying to get back to newcastle, manchester and the east midlands and they are being told they can get on a flight on a plane tonight at midnight. people are not sure if they have to stay another night here tonight. it gives another night here tonight. it gives a sense of the wider impact, the lifeblood that people relied on with thomas cook, and there are thousands of customers are still in hotels waiting to be taken back. spanish politicians today are saying this is the biggest tourism crisis this country

gavin lee is in palma, on the island of mallorca. what are you hearing?ts all over the world, turkey, the us, florida, orlando, a lot of people in spain, in fact the majority in spain. the highest number according to the organisation is here in mallorca. we were hoping to bring you what was the last flight to bring you what was the last flight of the day a minute ago, the last few passengers on a flight —— from a flight from glasgow took the coach. there were about ten coaches, they were from bristol, manchester and glasgow this morning. i've had a lot of conversations because there are three flights, the last three of the day, and the risk is that these could be the last three as part of thomas cook. one family i spoke to from glasgow said they travel with thomas cook every year for 20 years. they say it is loyal, they like the app now, it is dependent, and they like going to the travel agent. they say that they are now risking flying back next sunday, john from glasgow said that his son had said we shouldn't go, but i have to say overwhelmingly there is

back at palma airport, only one scheduled flight has left for the uk so far.ty is on getting home. gavin lee, bbc news, majorca. time now for a bbc ask this. we've been taking your questions this morning on the news that one of the world's biggest tour operators, thomas cook, has collapsed after last—ditch rescue talks failed. it puts 9,000 jobs at risk in the uk. 150,000 british holiday—makers are currently abroad. to shed some light on the situation for those passengers and staff we're joined by dan pearce from the trade and travel gazette. and guy anchor who is from money saving expert dot—com. this is from the late elaine, we have five seats booked and paid for in december this year, what should we do? we can alternate as we go along. the advice on that one is pretty straightforward. beyond 0ctober on that one is pretty straightforward. beyond october the 6th, they will be able to apply through the credit card to get the refund. so they need to be big everything, in effect, but they will get their money back? it is probably worth adding that you might thin

seems like a normality in places like palma today but really uncertain about tomorrow.tries reporter at the financial times, who has been following the story. welcome and thank you forjoining us. welcome and thank you forjoining us. how do you think they will be rescue tonight? i mean, everything is in the air, but what we're seeing from the meeting at the moment, sources say it is looking less and less likely and there are so many different options on the table in there many factors now for them to agree on a final package.|j there many factors now for them to agree on a final package. i know it isa agree on a final package. i know it is a long story but how have they been allowed to get into the state? that is a very long story. there are numerous factors involved from online competition, brexit, and one of the things that had the company ha rd est has of the things that had the company hardest has been acquisitions in the mid to thousands in 2010 which left them ina mid to thousands in 2010 which left them in a huge state just as the incident was taking over and i th

scenes of near normality in places like palma today but real uncertainty about tomorrow.nt to bring you some breaking news now on thomas cook. we have just heard in the last few minutes that thomas cook has ceased trading. that is one of the world's old est trading. that is one of the world's oldest holiday firms. we have heard that from the caa committee civil aviation authority in britain, but thomas cook has ceased trading, and the caa will launch a programme to bring home thomas cook customers. let's get the latest now from simon calder, travel editor for the independent newspaper. what does this mean? i am here at manchester airport and it means nobody will be flying out from here in the morning. flights were due to start in just under three hours time, heading off to greece. that is not going to happen. thomas cook has stopped trading. this is really the mightiest brand and travel. it has been going for 178 years. the numbers are awful. i'm afraid 21,000 people are going to be looking for newjobs. there is around 1 million people with advanced bookings for holidays.

back at palma airport, there are still many passengers waiting to catch flights tonight.ford with his son. they've been up since five this morning, and now herflight‘s been delayed until midnight. we knew it'd be chaotic here today. and us flight keeps getting changed, from 20 to eight, quarter past nine, midnight. i can't do it, i want to go home! i've got my 13—year—old boy with me, and he's hungry, and he won't eat the food here. and they're not helping, they don't tell you anything. majorca was once the company's most popular destination. tonight any sentiment for the loss of britain's oldest travel firm is being put to one side. the priority is on getting home. gavin lee, bbc news, majorca. let's return to our business editor, simonjack, who's at manchester airport tonight. simon, we've been talking about the inconvenience and concern for passengers. tell us more about the business and economic implications of what has happened here. yeah, huw, just as you were speaking, some people came by on a replacement flight people came by on a replacement flight from kos, they

for me the miller from cape town there well as palma discusses the sharp rise in the murder and sexual assaults of women one woman in johannesburg who told told us story. your family us assizes you cite your sizes. because i think gang raped with a cut of my nipples at 16. my the man that. that rope me from 6 to 9 he was driving my parents home and he broke my nose and my mom was a rock and the setting hit me you know in my nose which has been continuous when my mom was murdered in 2009 assman pleaded to get a spleen was structured she bled to death you know and that's my fight you've been abusing you've been raped and they've taken away interesting rocking of you they're not taking away. your body they take no hind so that i mean so much pain but i have kids and i need to keep them strong and this is my story in this my please you know this for those kids for how kids 1st african kids you know we've been. i've been in the and it's worse if oh man this is the director of rise up against gender based violence she says a real commitment from the government is needed to properly tackle th

let's speak to now to our europe reporter gavin lee, he's at palma airport in majorca.ld in the distance, it says those flights are delayed. people are being told there isa delayed. people are being told there is a flight for them but the yellow jackets you will see as i walk around, they are advising people to go to around, they are advising people to gotoa around, they are advising people to go to a different check—in area. working out whether iberia can cover it. a couple of people here. one of the staff said to me, she is devastated. she will also look at how to get home to the uk. you can see the staff who are advising people what to do. good morning. are you travelling with thomas cook this morning? no. the sense here, people are worried and think they will fly back today but overall, flights back to birmingham, gatwick, manchester. they think it's going to be ok but ultimately, it's right at the start of the day they are trying to sort something out. the message we are getting is that this is an operation they have been planning for our and everything will be set

process into january, excusing --assuming johnson can't get a deal, and then he will try to dissolve palma -- parliament and try to get a general election. out that we are in a situation where johnson tries to call out the general election and does not succeed and has to go down other routes to try to make this happen. it is complicated. the market is basically pricing in the idea that we are probably heading for general election probably at the start of october. a for johnson it is sort of win-win situation because he has promised brexit one way or another and he has promised to renegotiate with brussels and they have even said that we are not doing any renegotiation, so johnson one way or the other is going to deliver on his promise. it may mean he is out as prime minister but he will still be a member of the conservative party and may go on to some other kind of career after this is over. could end up being the shortest serving mp in history if he loses the election at the beginning of october. that is not his aim. he hopes that the polls suggest that he can generate the majority. at th

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dan johnson, bbc news. 0ur reporter gavin lee is at palma airport in majorca.f the queue. i‘m going to have a word here. you are one of the lucky ones at the front of the queue. how has this morning been? luckily we didn‘t wait to see if there was a bus, we took a taxi. we have been here a long time. we got here at ten past seven, just checked in now, two hours later, but at least we have checked in and hopefully everything will be all right. how has it affected your holiday? i will work with you. it has been worrying. if you are a stressed person, yeah. thank you for talking to us this morning. we have heard from one hotel on the other side of the island, passengers called me last night and said they had to pay the hotel 1008 euros because they hadn‘t been paid by thomas cook. some people are refusing. the advice from the aviation authority is do not pat’- the aviation authority is do not pay. things are more smooth than yesterday here. 95% of people are getting back on the day they are expecting too, albeit with a different carrier or possibly with slightly d

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our europe reporter gavin lee is in palma in mallorca, where passengers have been trying to get homeing to holiday—makers who have had requests from the hotels where they are staying to pay extra. is that continuing? well, there are a number of hotels on this island that have asked for money in the past two days from holiday—makers. here is the picture. the association for tourism in spain say they are losing or have lost 200 million euros, an estimate of all those hotels waiting for money for the summer period and the hotels are ina panic the summer period and the hotels are in a panic situation, contacting tourist federations, working out from business associations, what can we do? we are starting to see the drip feed of the panic being pushed onto the customers. what the civil aviation authority are saying is you shouldn't be paying, you won't get your money back, they have no right to make you pay twice for this. let me give you a sense of the backdrop. this is a tiny pocket of majorca on the eastern side, a big part of the lifeblood of the economy. the hotels, excursions, coach

earlier, our europe correspondent gavin lee sent this from palma, majorca — one of the company's most watching operation matterhorn in action today, the initial panic and fear and confusion, about 1500 passengers are not sure of how to get home, the first five flights back, they were reassured by lines of yellow jacketed members back, they were reassured by lines of yellowjacketed members of back, they were reassured by lines of yellow jacketed members of the civil aviation authority who had flown out especially to help them but now the situation has changed, there is frustration still because there is frustration still because there are hundreds of people at the airport, three flights have gone but there are those trying to get back to newcastle, manchester and the east midlands, being told they are hoping to get on a midnight flight tonight, but people are crying, saying they are not sure if they have to stay another night. there is a sense of the wider impact of the fa ct a sense of the wider impact of the fact that people relied on the life blood of thomas cook, there are dozens b

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