will say perth, and in perth, it's been saying london.u have to set off for singapore or dubai or somewhere and stop over. a far cry from what it was in 19117 when this kangaroo route involved seven hops. you would have to come through cairo, calcutta, singapore, lots of places on the route, but overnight they did it in one leap. the kangaroo route made it here in one go after 17 hours. it set off about 6:50 local time in perth, made it here just before dawn this morning. we caught up with some of the passengers as they came through the gate. it was the best flight we've ever had from australia. absolutely the best. we feel fresh as daisies. yeah. to be fair, the whole thing just flew by. fell asleep over the cocos islands and woke up over dubai and then you are almost home, then. really good, yeah. it's made a big difference going all the way through non—stop. a new design has made all this possible, not least because of the efficiency of the aircraft so that it can make it here with the fuel that it is carrying. it is not the first time

it may seem small, but on those departure boards, it will say perth, and in perth, it's been saying london. if you've been on this route, you will know that normally, you have to set off for singapore or dubai or somewhere and stop over, a far cry from what it was in 1947, when this kangaroo route involved seven hops. you would have to come through cairo, calcutta, singapore, lots of places on the route, but overnight, they did it in one leap. the kangaroo route made it here in one go after 17 hours. it set off about 6:50 local time in perth, made it here just before dawn this morning. we caught up with some of the passengers as they came through the gate. it was the best flight we've ever had from australia. absolutely the best. we feel fresh as daisies. yeah. to be fair, the whole thing just flew by. fell asleep over the caicos islands and woke up over dubai and then you are almost home, then. really good, yeah. it's made a big difference going all the way through non—stop. a new design has made all this possible, not least because of the efficiency of the aircraft so that it can make it

the boeing dreamliner took just over 17 hours to complete its 14,5000 km journey from perth. route". 0ur correspondent simon clemison has been at heathrow to meet them. perth, london, if you know on the road, normally you have two set for singapore, dubai, swapped over, far cry from what it was in 1947, when this kangaroo route involved seven hops, coming through cairo, calcutta, singapore, lots of places on the road. 0vernight they did it in one leap, the kangaroo route made it here in one go, after 17 hours, 650, local time, make it here in one go, after 17 hours, 650, localtime, make it it here in one go, after 17 hours, 650, local time, make it herejust before dawn this morning. —— 6.50 pm. we caught up with some of the passengers. amazing, best flight we have ever had from australia, we feel fresh as daisies, the whole thing just flew by(!) woke up over dubai, then you are almost home. really good, yeah, makes a big difference, going nonstop. the new design has made all this possible, not least because of the efficiency of the aircraft, so that it can make it here with t

and then it flies straight back to perth. get on board, have a meal, go to sleep and wake up in perth. we shall see! something far available at around £700 but u nfortu nately i far available at around £700 but unfortunately i booked mine as soon as they went on sale last april, i paid over £1300 for mine. i thought i had booked a bulkhead seat with nobody in front of me and they phoned be up this week and said a family with a baby is books we have moved you. the good news is that i am still very close to the sound of the baby and i am right next to the toilet in 43 f. it is a very exciting prospect, the idea that one moment you were at the end of the ru nway moment you were at the end of the runway at heathrow and the next time you are on dry land you are on the other side of the world. you are on dry land you are on the other side of the worldlj you are on dry land you are on the other side of the world. i can't wait! despite your seat, 43 f? weather is sitting next to simon, i apologise for his grubby nature. —— whoever. t

as tweed in perth with street. sporting codes made from leaf print fabrics are decorated with leaf like applications the models landed right in with the scenery. moving on to the french singer and songwriter barry dunn who has just recently released her second album now it's titled roughly translates into crazy insurance and reflects life's ups and downs including struggles that women face in the music industry we visited bird on friends to hear more about how she's trying to break through the glass ceiling. with her intelligent lyrics crystal clear voice and easygoing nature will be down as a real discovery. on. children. that's good that she didn't fit into her gym. and two more. as a dick will never show me that i discovered my voice relatively late only after i'd quit dancing i was looking for another means of expression and that's how i came to start singing. at the beginning it was against my nature because i was very shy and introverted. as a young girl i had written a lot and had a rich inner life though th

twenty two but those temperatures dropping away as we head through into tuesday upper stage warm and perth with highs of thirty one. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature it is a hybrid sometimes. production drugs. are. us the f.d.a. simply isn't asking and now on be important market to really find out. take note at this time.

whittier from back in australia, united into perth.stralia, united into perth. whittier from both of them and a warning of fast photography coming up. i made a serious error ofjudgment and i now understand the consequences. it was a failure of leadership. of my leadership. i'll do everything i can to make up for my mistake and the damage it's caused. i have let many people down and i understand the disappointment in the broader community. words don't mean much in the circumstances, so i'll focus on my actions and conduct going forward. david one has now arrived back in sydney, he has also apologised. yet taken to social media, he has not spoken to the media yet. he tweeted that he understands the distress caused and it is a stain on the game. he says he will take a deep breath and, again. the aussies going to the final test tomorrow, faf du plessis says he hopes the players have learned their lessons.” haven't really heard what he said after a ll haven't really heard what he said after all of this. this will be a nice opportunity for h

qantas airlines plane is the first to completely fourteen and a half thousand kilometer journey from perth without a break it took just over seventeen hours most flights from australia to europe require at least a stopover in asia all the middle east. but the quantas flight is not the longest nonstop service in the world that belongs to the qatar airways flight from dakar to all cleaned in new zealand fourteen thousand five hundred thirty five kilometer journey takes seventeen and a half hours several airlines are competing to take the title in twenty sixteen air india started flying nonstop from new delhi to san francisco the distance is that distance is more than fifteen thousand kilometers but the flight time is only around sixteen hours because of tailwinds for the airline wants to launch even longer services from india to los angeles later this year emirates has promised to fly a nonstop from dubai to panama which would take a similar length of time singapore airlines held the title for nearly ten years when it eighteen hour nonstop flight from singapore to new york the all business c

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into the indian ocean australian tanya found in january on a beach near wedge island just north of perth i will cut out to walk around and i noticed a lot of problems and my immediate thought was to pick some up and try to hide and try it out and that bank down and picked up that bottle it was at my face and that was it as simple as that in days of old. researchers cast thousands of bottles to sea to trace the ocean's currents this particular bottle contained a formula and a request to send it to germany's naval observatory along with data on where it was found. on the last day of the press to forte shows in paris karl lagerfeld transformed the ground plane into an i tunnel forest for chanel's fall twenty eight team show. the collection married such. as tweet and pearls with street savvy trends. sporting codes made from leaf print fabrics are decorated with leaf like applications the models blended right in with the scenery. moving on to the french singer and songwriter berry down who has just recently released her second album now it's titled roughly translates into crazy insurance and

it isjust over 5000 miles from perth, over tojohannesburg where the australian team are preparing forourth test and just after smith and bancroft had spoken it was the term of the south african captain faf du plessis to give his thoughts. he had more sympathy for his former opposite number steve smith. it has been a crazy week. i do feel sorry for steve, i have compassion towards what he's going through. he is one of the good guys, he hasjust what he's going through. he is one of the good guys, he has just been caught ina of the good guys, he has just been caught in a bad place, and he has obviously taken responsibility for that so certainly we aren't sitting ina that so certainly we aren't sitting in a glasshouse where we think we're better them in that aspect, it is just for a mistake was made, and i feel... it is easier said than done but i feel they can move on now from that but i was penalties are harsh, it is quite hard on him. but i have quite a bit of compassion for what he's going through. this series has been quite tough and he has been in the middle of it a lot, and i haven

took off from perth yesterday with over 200 passengers. the flight was just over 17 hours long. the new direct route skips stopovers in the middle east. >> on the plane. beautiful plane. the plane is really good, really comfortable. biggest seat i've ever had in a plane. i was able to get good sleep as well. >> the ceo of quantas hopes it boosts. >>> prices at the pump going up. before you say i already know that, let me get into details. over the past two weeks, gas prices shot up $.07. the national average $2.66 per gallon of regular. that's more than $.30 higher than a year ago. don't you wish we had those prices here. much higher here. $3.58 is the average price here. fremont, $3.48. vallejo, $3.46. experts state prices may increase another 10 to 15 cents if the cost of oil continues to rise. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news -- >> value for seniors. >> up, up and away shchlt the new high tech class helping seniors reach new heights in more ways than one. >>> still tracking scattered showers on the storm ranger mobile doppler radar

beheadings of alan henning, an aid driver from eccles, and david haines, a former raf engineer from pertho delivered aid. now, in comments which have outraged their victims‘ families, kotey and elsheikh have called the murders of their hostages regrettable. they also say the uk has illegally withdrawn their citizenship. one of their victims was james foley, an american tv journalist, in the helmet, who was beheaded. his mother says she is worried any delay in deciding their future could risk them escaping. if somebody doesn't take the leadership and take them to trial, i fear they'll get away or something else. i'm concerned that the international community and our government, the us government and uk, need to work together to hold them accountable. tonight, the home office wouldn't say whether alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh had been stripped of their british citizenship but said the uk was working with its allies to ensure justice was carried out, which for some could mean an international court ofjustice. one option might be that they could be put on trial in front of an internat

fine on friday attempt at twenty three right to the high twenty's now adelaide and similar story in perth western australia will see cloud spreading ahead of the remains of marcus' which dips a while and to go into perth and the circulation certainly taken hold drifting slowly into the gulf of carpentaria i mean do you see a lot of showers in tropical queensland guns more rain coming through if you in melbourne twenty three degrees is the result of that rain too is the story for new zealand you see the arc of cloud now is rather a poor orientation for both august because it suggests rain could fall from the north to the south and that's indeed more or less what the forecast shows but if you know oakland is nice is warm at twenty one degrees because if you're in christ church the sick will the seasons change already that hit probably has read about twelve degrees a little disappointing i think. lost and have been. found and see. what one has reveals how one charity is giving pakistan's lost children a new chance and look. it's impossible to underestimate the size and scale of the economic

could be saved when more than one hundred fifty pilot whales became beach in hamelin bay south of perth on friday experts are warning that the surviving whales may return to dry land as they often do following mass trainings. a serious cricket team has admitted to ball tampering during the third test against south africa in cape town an act that is against the sport's rules cameron was caught on camera placing a small object on his trouser trousers after working on the ball when questioned by the empire's he instead produced a sunglasses cloth from his pocket he later admitted it was a piece of tape that he was using to rub dirt on the ball is been charged with bring in will face a suspension i just want so you know so i was on the phone screens and having done that all on sunday for lawyer and get out that it was a result of being made showing them more and more. the leadership group knew about it. we spoke about it at lunch and. i'm not proud of of what's happened. you know it's not within the spirit of the game more integrity tames integrity leadership group's integrity is coming to

us and to the summer twenty six in melbourne bit hotter and adelaide and brief even hotter still in perth that is cooling down by the time we get thursday so active well then in the north one part of australia but compare new zealand and same line of code an apartment of rain in the south island you should be enjoying the quiet weather twenty three talked about twenty two in christchurch the rain if anything will be significant for a time in south london it gets cold on thursday cross charge only thirteen degrees similarly funnily enough different season i know but the weather throughout southern japan south korea is cold and wet. stories of life. and inspiration. and series of short documentaries from around the world. that son of are it's a human spirit against the oh it's coming from this ok it's ok. al-jazeera selects changemaker. at this time. the minds of our top stories here on al-jazeera saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin saleh has that donald trump of the white house the two leaders shared among usual photo opportunity the u.s. president using large cards to illustrate the

quiet in the house down in recent days looking warm for sydney they're twenty nine degrees celsius perth is also pretty hot the moment thirty three degrees the mice so but temperatures drop as we get more southerly picking up on saturday stage across sydney we'll likely see temperatures drop into say more comfortable twenty five degrees celsius now further out into the coral sea you can see things are sort of thing quite lively we've got some heavy rain affecting new caledonia fiji and further towards a certain you see this weather is looking cheery dry and fine settled conditions which respects the continue to head on through into stuff where we might see more in the way of cloud stage across the south on and with a threat of one or two showers up into northeastern parts of asia generally is a fine picture here for the most part of the northwest the bracer temperatures not high as i have been in recent days have been well into the twenty's but eighteen is the maximum on friday in tokyo find additions across the korean peninsula but this area of low pressure develops and pushes further t

maybe the temperatures might just rise a little bit higher there in perth as we head through the next day or so out towards the east and we've got all storm with us it's gradually sinking its way southwards as we look at new zealand we see the wettest of the weather there on monday. on counting the cost in what's been a big week for global trade we'll look at how the u.s. is bending the rules of commerce and free trade is really worth fighting for plus the latest mind bending concept cars from the geneva auto show counting the cost at this time. i'm. not you know. some of the like. well again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera are the first group of syrian rebel fighters to leave eastern ghouta has reached a government controlled area outside the own play if the group josh out islamic had released thirteen fighters from a rival group the did imprisoned along with their families at least fifty five people were killed in government attacks in the area on friday france's president about all my problem has been holding talks with prime minister narendra modi on his first official vis

know many many years ago and now you're able to do it in seventeen hours you know between london and perth so that's why it's being you know that's what all the fanfare is for but as you say there are flights that exist there are longer qatar airways have it between different so in terms of being commercially viable airlines and quantas say that it for them is better economics than stopping in dubai for example they've pulled out of the u.a.e. and singapore but in terms of from a passenger's point of view nonstop flights between australia in the u.k. for example are actually twenty percent higher in fare averages compared to stopping off once which actually is driving the fares now it's becoming cheaper to stop once if not twice. whether watching acrobats fly through the sky or animals performing nature bending tricks and circus has been at the forefront of entertainment for two hundred fifty years but in recent times high operating costs and animal rights concerns have seen audiences full now a new generation of performers i think still revolutionized the old art form as any father report

for now, perth to london is great. british people benefit more than we do.efore you had to the east coast for a holiday, it is a real trip. the east coast for a holiday, it is a realtrip. you have a bowtie on for 17 hours? a realtrip. you have a bowtie on for17 hours? look, i may have a realtrip. you have a bowtie on for 17 hours? look, i may have taken it off in the middle of the flight but i put it on just before we landed. qantas first flew from syd ney to landed. qantas first flew from sydney to london in 1938 and people dressed up for flying sydney to london in 1938 and people dressed up forflying back sydney to london in 1938 and people dressed up for flying back then so i thought to celebrate that i would do so myself today. good on you. it is a bit ofa so myself today. good on you. it is a bit of a cheat taking it off halfway through but we appreciate you talking to us. thank you so much. michael smith, stretching his legs a little bit after... well, after a long time. not more australians cheating, surely! did you see that they got this temperature

speaking of a driver from eccles and an aid workerfrom perth.rom eccles and an aid worker from perth. speaking to the associated press from a cell in northern syria, alexanda kotey described the executions of summing up described the executions of summing up was regrettable, as he didn't see any benefit. the pair also claimed the illegal taking of their citizenships and left them vulnerable to interrogation and torture. the home office would not comment on whether the pair had been stripped of their citizenship. last month and around —— amber rudd said she was committed to the idea of them facing justice. gavin williams said the man should not return to britain because they turned their backs on british values. their interviews comes a day after a soldier in bed with us forces was killed in a roadside bomb in a counterterrorism operation against the militants. the russian embassy in london has complained that border force and customs officers searched a passengerflight from moscow at heathrow airport. the embassy claimed the officials refused to

now that len plane is now making its way back to perth i'm talking slowly because i'm hoping we can getthis picture but we can't. i was going to show you where it is in the sky it will be traveling more than fourteen thousand kilometers we were tracking it you could see it in the midst of all the other plays that left london about three hours ago just fourteen more hours to go but the quantas flight is not the longest nonstop service in the world that belongs to the cattle airways service from doha to oakland in new zealand the fourteen thousand five hundred thirty five kilometer journey takes seventeen and a half hours several airlines are competing to take that title in twenty sixteen india started flying nonstop from new delhi to san francisco the distance is more than fifteen thousand kilometers but the flight time is only around sixteen hours because of tailwinds the airline wants to launch even longer services from india to los angeles later this year in routes emirates has promised to fly nonstop from dubai to panama which would take a similar nth of time singapore airlines held

of route to britain after the second world war it took four days and seven stop overs taking off in perth the new nonstop service operated by a boeing seven eight seven dreamliner covered the nearly fifteen thousand kilometers to london in just seventeen hours well it's historic day for western australia a historic day for aviation a historic day i want to talk today will be the first thing the train australia europe has ever heard not stop in aviation qantas is not the only carrier pushing for evan longer flights qatar airways is already offering the world's longest commercial route between doha and oakland and later this year singapore airlines launches a nineteen now in new york to make a link flying archrival bus passengers seem to like the convenience. really good price big difference crying all the way stop quite a few fights back with a. spirit of on the plane. plane is the best ever fantastic it was great not to have this. very. qantas is now eyeing the even bigger prize of london to sydney known stalk and the new ultra long hauls who pose a challenge to help stop over specialists

quanta plane from perth landed at london's heathrow airport after a flight of just over seventeen hours it was the first to complete the fourteen and a half thousand kilometer journey without a break for australia require at least one stopover in asia all the middle east passengers seem pleased with the direct flight. back foot really good spots big difference going all the way through don't stop quite a few flights back with the forwards and that's all but let's be honest on the plane let's get a plane a plane is really good really come to the biggest problem we say of it to have an appliance have a get good sleep as well over being the first big difference. well speaking of the difference in one thousand nine hundred forty seven the london to sydney flight was called the kangaroo route because of the numerous hopes that it made the lockheed constellation aircraft carry just twenty nine passengers and had to make seven stops along the way in places like cairo and singapore in two thousand and eighteen modern aircraft technology means two hundred thirty six passengers can reach perth no

famous monuments around the world are going dark for perth our stay tuned to find out how switching off the lights is connected to protecting the planet. and in sports the football world cup is fast approaching but germany putting the finishing touches on their team the defending champions took on spain in a hard fought friendly last night to bring you the best of the action. time my schwager welcome to the program. protests in favor of tighter restrictions on gun ownership are taking place across the u.s. hundreds of thousands attended the main demonstration in the capital washington d.c. called the quote march for our lives the protest was organized and led by students who survived the mass shooting at the marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland florida similar marches were also held across the world. they've come from all over the country descending on the capitol to demand an end to gun violence protesters that march for our lives want stricter laws to regulate the sale of guns especially semiautomatic rifles like the one used at the most recent mass school shooting in part

britain has landed in london the boeing seven hundred just flew nonstop to golden from western city of perth with more than two hundred people on growers' the flight took seventeen hours on a journey that once took weeks. protests in favor of tighter restrictions on gun ownership have been taking place across the u.s. hundreds of thousands attended the main demonstration in washington called the march for our lives the protest was organized and led by students who survived the mass shooting at the marjorie stone mundo high school in park florida. they've come from all over the country descending on the capitol to demand an end to gun violence protesters that march for our lives want stricter laws to regulate the sale of guns especially semiautomatic rifles like the one used at the most recent mass school shooting in part when florida. outlined a stronger background check i want to make it harder for people to take kids away to. any teacher who can just walk in and buy america fifteen like that's not to me . they say that this time they're not going to let the issue fade away. and seeing that

landed in london a boeing seven hundred seven jet flew nonstop to london from the western city of perth with more than two hundred people on board the flight took seventeen hours on a journey that once weeks. formula one now and there has been a surprise in the opening race of the season in australia with ferrari's it german driver as the boss in fattal a sealing a victory mark meadows from divvies sports has to ask joins me here is time you were about us and mark weren't really expecting that were we no no lewis hamilton would win so it's good for the rest of the series makes it more exciting absolutely well let's take a look at some of the action from melbourne that fassel managed to collect in front of world champion was how will ten minutes race after a pit stop under safety car conditions vettel then managed to hold off on milton's charging the briton to finish second. set of races his forty eighth career win and ferrari's good starts into the season was rounded off by came the right conan who finished and there's. so mark can you actually explain to us how it was that vettel manag

number of perth earned in the last few days since the scandal arose and right now facebook has to do everything to repair its reputation right so it's hurting their bottom line so they have to step up meanwhile what are the lessons that we can draw from this well what is the misnomer data breach. when your data is altered will be used so you should be more aware of what data you put out there because the data that was quote unquote harvested by the company and then later on used or not used in a political pain was data that was willingly given to the company by facebook users and their friends would put it out there all right send her head of international cyber security policy at a joint think tank thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us. thank you good evening a very good evening to you as well they are watching the w.'s we still have a lot more to tell you about the e.u. has given the green light to a german chemical firm buyer and a stake over bid for u.s. agri giant monsanto or the merger will create the world's largest seed and pesticides company of brussels to set

britain has taken place the boeing seven eight seven jet flew nonstop to london from the western city of perth with more than two hundred people on board the flight took seventeen hours on a journey that once took weeks. one of venezuela's best known musicians has died aged seventy six and the program. which helps children escape crime and poverty through music it has grown to include nearly one million children and cousens of teachers throughout the country. many of the world's iconic sights and attractions have been marking earth hour by switching off their lights from the sydney opera house to the empire state building in new york skyline have been a little darker as they vent moves through the time zones earth hour is aimed at sparking global awareness about environmental issues that's half the. light site in most schools rate square. as the eiffel tyrer disappears from the paris. at eight thirty pm local time cities of writing the world stopped eliminating their landmarks and turned the lights for air thigh or it's part of a call for international unity for action on climate change and la

the qantas airlines plane is the first to complete the fourteen and off thousand comets journey from perth without a break it took just over seventeen alice there's the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world next. i don't want to. keeping you on a new ability was quick to be with us and i'm a woman who spent her life between her pens stationery books and research or had all my thoughts have been centered around ideals and this idealistic life made me ignore how militias people could be. ignored the malice and some people's deadly poison disguised as softness. lazy or the other thing. you know. there's a fork of the miss a little get off the free and open the can and. have so what can i melon. and i'm going to get in saying well why if of course we're gonna who may you know me at the middle maybe and in sand. and tell you for. him a shadow of kathy back his shadow maisie or the thought of the wal-mart. yani . would agree but. i knew how to move the moment. will it. be easier to. feel at the bailout of the united states been other. men in canada. of. the hundred.

have taken place the boeing seven eight seven jet flew nonstop to london from the western city of perth with more than two hundred people on board the flight took seventeen hours on a journey that once took weeks. saying at least. there is at the age of ninety four is best known for being the first winner of the euro vision song contest back in one hundred fifty six she represented switzerland on one song. many of the world's iconic sights on attractions have been marking earth hour by switching off their lights from the city off rise to the empire state building in new york skyline has been a little darker as the event moves through the time zones are there is a sparking global awareness about environmental issues that's. light site in moscow is rate square. as the eiffel tire disappears from the paris. at eight thirty pm local time in cities of right in the world stopped eliminating their landmarks and turned the lights for air thyra it's part of a call for international unity for action on climate change and last just sixty minutes taking place each year for more than a decade it all

us and to the summer twenty six in melbourne bit hotter and adelaide and briefly even also still in perth it is cooling down by the time we get says day so active well then in the north i want possible strike here but compare new zealand and says same line of the postman of rain in the south island you should be enjoying it a quiet weather twenty three in oakland but twenty two in christchurch the rain if anything will be significant for a time in south london it gets cold on thursday only thirteen degrees similarly funnily enough different season i know but the weather in japan south korea is cold and wet. another day another explosion. from one of the thousands of i.e.d. strewn through the landscape of this lawless tribal region in pakistan with only the most basic equipment a fearless bomb disposal unit are determined to counter the horrors of a relentless taliban onslaught. armed with faith but witness documentary at this time on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. television i'm julie went on this is the news hour live from london coming.

this is d w news live from perth last ask elating tension between russia and the u.k. the russian foreign ministry gets back at london's response to a chemical attack on an axe by on british soil we will ask the british m.p. about prime minister to recent days decision to kick twenty three russian diplomats out of the country. also coming up it's now officially the happiest place on earth and no we are not talking about disneyland to find out which country has top to thank you when's happening this ranking this year. for her. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us britain is getting international backing in its route with russia over an assassination attempt on a former double agent the u.s. france and now germany have all expressed solidarity with british prime minister to receive may she says the kremlin is behind the poisoning of service sergei scribal and his daughter with a nerve agent in response she has decided to kick twenty three russian diplomats out of the country but moscow is hitting back saying that the u.k. has no evidence and vowing

the first direct flight from london to the australian city of perth is expected to land shortly.d. the non—stop service takes about 17 hours on a beoing 787 dreamliner. it's operated by qantas and the airline's chief executive said it was a "game—changing route". that's it for business briefing this hour. i will see you in just a moment. poor schooling and deprivation are forcing children in the north of england to face a double disadvantage. that's the claim of the children's commissioner, in a major report out today. it found that a child on free school meals living in hackney, london, was three times more likely to go to university than a similar child in hartlepool. simonjones reports. at this nursery school in leeds, they aim to give children the best start in life, but it doesn't happen everywhere. in a report called growing up north, it is found that children in the north are more likely to move onto a poor school and leave education earlier than their southern counterparts. they have not had the same backing as areas like london. children live in disadvantaged communities

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and th and that the roof deck can be greater than 125 square feet as perthe property owner. >> did you want to put any set backs or -- >> i don't see a need. >> okay. >> do you want to specify a -- a maximum 125 -- you say greater than, but to what degree greater than? >> it can be whatever his roof is. everybody else makes their entire roof it. >> am i hearing this. >> so greater than 125 feet and located at the project sponsor's discretion. >> right. and but let me make one final point. if this was not their required open space, i would have supported what they wrote in their brief, too, the deletion of the penthouse. >> yeah, i agree. i agree. >> and the basis for this motion? >> makes everyone unhappy? >> grant -- >> it's persf code. >> or given allowances given the unusual size of the property. >> go, go, go. >> that works. >> so it's based on the unusual size of the property. >> configuration. >> yeah, size and shape. >> mm-hmm. [ inaudible ] >> excuse us. we're in deliberation. >> how many -- how many votes does this need? >> four. >> four votes. >> so mr. president, just to con