fossil, rya nair, people use smoke stop not good news., people use them for a huge amount of the summer holidays was of the pilots have announced strike not only at the end of the holiday season but the beginning of september and people are going back to school. this is not good news. it's an interesting angle, on the ryanair story, we've it's an interesting angle, on the rya nair story, we've heard it's an interesting angle, on the ryanair story, we've heard from their management that about 1000 people in both cabin crew and pilots, they are overstaffed to some people are going to think, i can't help thinking that it's part of rejigging the ryanair model, which has been huge successful. there are many airlines, small airlines have gone bust and have needed bailouts and taking over as radio seems to be grabbing a share despite everything. that's what the times, million more adults are still living with pa rents. adults are still living with parents. the rise of the young people who can't seem to go it alone. it's a much greater number tha

it's worth mentioning rya nair was successful 48 hours. blocking irish pilots from taking part in this strike, but the uk pilots are definitely going on strike this evening. what does it all mean? ryanair put out a statement this evening essentially coming out fighting. they're saying there's not going to be any significant disruption and they expect to operate a full schedule of flights and they advised passengers who booked with them to go to the airport as usual and continue to checkin airport as usual and continue to check in and aboard those planes because it's going to be ok. that may be the case but clearly they've got lots of pilots everywhere as well, and that could save them in all of this because they have pilots across europe and they can draft them into filled gaps left from the strike. this dispute over pay and conditions is going to continue to drag on and if you're a customer or a passenger at this busy time over the bank holiday, they could beat travel chaos. president donald trump has cancelled a state visit to denmark af

their cost base and productivity, and there is no one better than rya nair productivity, and there isr in that particular area of business. when luftha nsa particular area of business. when lufthansa were struggling and when iag say that they are having a slowdown in demand, ryanair relative to everyone else are doing really well and will continue to, because they are obsessed with costs. john grant, thank you very much indeed. a shortage of pilots globally. this could be our new location. would you fly ina could be our new location. would you fly in a plane with us at the helm? the way things are going today,...! yet in touch with us at #bbcbizlive. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. royal dutch shell has made its first foray into australia's highly competitive power sector with a a$419 million takeover offer for erm power. the deal would give shell a power supplier with almost a quarter share of the commercial and industrial retail market. erm is the second—largest energy retailer by load in australia. argentina's new treasury minister, hernan lacunza, h

with rya nair, their own tale to tell. —— views and experiences.t with cancelled flights in recent yea rs. dealt with cancelled flights in recent years. to add insult to injury, when they have had to deal with customer services as part of that process, they have found staff unhelpful are not able to help them because they are not getting through quickly enough on the phone. you do get those examples. the big picture story is a familiar one of heroes and villains that have often come in similar places and surveys we have run in the past. what would be really striking information would be people who had good things to say about rya nair. people who had good things to say about ryanair. in terms of, ryanair at the bottom, who else is down there with them? utility companies often feature near the bottom. this time we are talking british gas, bt, virgin media, scottishpower. what is really interesting, it wouldn't be too controversial to say these companies have not prioritised customer service. they have not gone out of their way to make it a selling p

so it was important for rya nair, who lost out?tle in court yesterday for the uk but not for ireland, they lost that battle in the uk so it was important for the airline to save face and make sure all those flights were operating as scheduled today and so far, at least here at stansted, liverpool, bristol, glasgow, all theirflight seem liverpool, bristol, glasgow, all their flight seem to be liverpool, bristol, glasgow, all theirflight seem to be running to schedule which is remarkable considering 180 pilots have walked out. the number of eu citizens coming to the uk is at its lowest level for six years, according to figures from the office for national stastistics. the net figure of eu nationals arriving in the uk has fallen to 59,000 a year. it's the lowest level of eu migration to the uk since 2013 — overall net migration, which also counts people migration, which also counts people from the rest of the world and returning british nationals, stands at 226,000 a year — that figure is more than 100,000 lower than the records set i

looking here, rya nair warned of job losses a row over pay.ir warned ofjob losses not so long ago following a 21% fall in quarterly profits. the british airline pilots association voted for not one but two strakes. this will be the first one due to last until tomorrow night and the next one u nfortu nately tomorrow night and the next one unfortunately is going to last three days on the second, third and fourth of september. make sure, as always, check before you travel. thank you very much. of course we will keep you up—to—date as those arrivals and departure boards go up, if there are any delays this morning. a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering hull university student libby squire. her body was recovered from the humber estuary six weeks after she disappeared on first of february. hundreds of police officers and members of the public were involved in an extensive search after the 21—year—old was reported missing. more than 700,000 teenagers are receiving their gcse results, in england, wales and northern ireland, ami

rya nair arising and there is extra capacity the market.about five of the 737 max aircraft, and they we re of the 737 max aircraft, and they were meant to receive about 60 by next year. now they will be receiving about half that if not none. they have a surplus of pilots, and that is a week position from a negotiating point of view. we have also heard of jet2 negotiating point of view. we have also heard ofjet2 asking pilots to ta ke also heard ofjet2 asking pilots to take a pay cut, and norwegian airlines, both of which by the same kind of aircraft and roots as ryanair. let's talk about the cost of borrowing now, because america's central bank, the us federal reserve, was split over whether to cut interest rates last month and by how much. the minutes of the fed's last meeting, when it cut rates by a quarter of a percentage point, have disappointed investors hoping for a hint there's more agressive cutting to come. as michelle fleury explains. they are actually split on that decision. you have those who dissented, basically arguing that th

rya na ir lost pilots have gone on strike over pay.rya na ir lost at sta nsted, pilots have gone on strike over pay. ryanair lost at stansted, which is surprising because 180 pilots have gone on strike over pay. ryanair lost a gone on strike over pay. ryanair losta high gone on strike over pay. ryanair lost a high court battle in the uk but they didn't lose it in ireland, though flights are running as per normal in ireland. but here, ryanair and michael 0'leary made a promise yesterday that flights out of the uk would operate two schedules. so far that appears to be the case. how has he done it? ryanair operate over a50 boeing 737 aircraft, all the same planes, meaning that every pilot on their roster can fly that plane. they have flown in pilots from bases across europe to staff the positions of the 180 pilots in the uk striking today. so far that timetable is running to schedule. in fact there is even a suggestion, not confirmed at the moment, that ryanair is operating better than normal! that isa hint operating better than normal! t

this is rya nair‘s busy and there is a strike action.remember, and it is all going smoothly so far. that was the vow of michael 0'leary at ryanair yesterday. that today's schedule would run in full. that is largely because they have brought in ca pta i ns largely because they have brought in captains from different bases around europe. that is because ryanair operates over a50 planes. every single one of those aircraft is the same model, which means that all those pilots are able to fly the same model, so they have relied on the goodwill of pilots across europe and they thank them for that. they have all come into bases around the uk and they have been able to operate to ryanair‘s schedule so far today. the real test for michael 0'leary and ryanair will come a little bit later today, when schedules might get tighter and delays will kick in, that kind of thing. and also tomorrow. 0ne delays will kick in, that kind of thing. and also tomorrow. one other big question for one of the airline industry's most colourful buses is whether the good

pilots union, allowing the strike to go ahead of ryanair pilots allowing the strike to go ahead of ryato begin at midnight tonight and last for 48 hours but as you said, the company have put out a lot of information saying that actually most peoples flights will be completely unaffected. they expect to run a full schedule for the next two days and people should turn up at the airport as normal, checkin turn up at the airport as normal, check in as normal and they will be able to operate those flights will stop the company have a significant number of pilots in other countries and they say they will be able to field the flights or man them on that basis. the union had been fighting over pay and conditions, ryanair say that pilots are already very well paid but the concern for passengers is to avoid delays and disruption over the busy bank holiday weekend. thank you. president trump has cancelled a state visit to denmark, after its prime minister dismissed his proposal to buy greenland as "absurd." president trump tweeted that denmark was "a very special country with incredible people,"

rya nair pilots have voted to strike in a row over pay and conditions.ts, one from 22—23 august, while the second strike will be from 2—a september. the housing market is "pretty much flatlining" amid growing concerns about brexit and political uncertainty, according to surveyors. but there's a mixed picture depending on which end of the market you look at. more expensive homes seem to be facing a more challenging time — with most failing to get the asking price. the royal institution of chartered surveyors july survey found though that homes priced under half a million pounds, almost two—thirds were getting the asking price or better. and it varies around the uk — prices going up in northern ireland, scotland and wales. while average values continued falling in london, the south east and east anglia. simon rubinsohn is chief economist at the royal institution of chartered surveyors. it has been put down to the fears of political uncertainty and uncertainty around brexit. how do you know that is what is putting by yourself? this is conducted among profes

with ryanairon chaos for those travelling with ryanair on holiday. chaos for those travelling with ryaere is a new plan to prevent borisjohnson from pushing through a no—deal brexit, and that has made the news in the guardian. and on that theme, the daily telegraph reports that john mcdonnell says he would send jeremy corbyn to buckingham palace to demand labour "take over" if mrjohnson refused to quit if he lost a no—confidence vote. you are here keeping me company because you're telling me what is going on in the papers. the ba travel madness. was a bit of a theme tour of the papers today. that chaos caused by ba and that it outage yesterday, 70,000 passengers now in line for compensation. and that will leave ba with a bill of £16 million. we are going to talk about this a little later. sorry if you are caught up in any of the chaos yesterday. also, some more problems on the way for ryanair, good boat to strike —— could vote to strike, just when we thought the problem is that heathrow and the ba it problems went away, there could be more misery on the way for travellers. we'll be tal

we have another tweet from @r n from @ryfrom @rya from @ryan, #ten weeks old, #mad money.hat can i say that's exactly who should be getting the 529 -- you look at that look at that hand some chap. 529 plan right now. right now. all right. following tweet is from jay. not j-lo cramer, better protect a mad money portfolio with bond based etfs, gld of course. by the way, just so we know, i like gold, too, but you can't put it in your backyard. put it in a safety deposit box that's a must. don't keep it at home. now, it seems like i got a little advice from @bonddecco. has someone told him short sleeve shirts exist. short sleeve shirts and pocket protectors, not my style my mother didn't like them she thought i looked bad in them moving on, we have, hello, jim, will we ever see stock blitz again small money investors can afford the stocks in triple digits #cnbc. what will take for that to happen okay, this is really important point. the big companies have been schooled by both hedge funds and mutual funds that they don't want to pay so much per share. okay in other words let's

>>and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday night rya folsom that i'm james fletcher we've gotthis morning weather and traffic. most importantly if you're heading out the door right now let's find out after knee problems out there no no problems we don't want any problems it's been very quiet. so far busy but quite as far as incidents in crash. >>i could feel the heat is beginning to come >>it is sneaky little has begun it staying with us for. tied to its extended past next 7 days even so it's time to settle these 90's. the good news is though we're not seeing widespread triple digits in this heat wave. not even into next week as these 90's continues, so they're sticking around their stubborn. but it shouldn't be mir's hot as those record breaking temperatures. we did have last week so those are good news for sure and if you like the hot weather, but it's all good n

>>and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday night rya folsom that i'm james fletcher we've got lots to talk about this morning weather and traffic. most importantly if you're heading out the door right now let's find out after knee problems out there no no problems we don't want any problems it's been very quiet. so far busy but quite as far as incidents in crash. >>i could feel the heat is beginning to come >>it is sneaky little has begun it staying with us for. tied to its extended past next 7 days even so it's time to settle these 90's. the good news is though we're not seeing widespread triple digits in this heat wave. not even into next week as these 90's continues, so they're sticking around their stubborn. but it shouldn't be mir's hot as those record breaking temperatures. we did have last week so those are good news for sure and if you like the hot weather, but it's all good news. clear skies this morning across the bay area golden gate bridge, no fog whatsoever all you have is a little bit a low lying cloud cover out in the distance and that's your so what you're seei

they have been fighting in the high court, ryanair, to been fighting in the high court, rya nair, to —— in the strike. they won a case in dublin today to stop irish pilots taking part in the strike so it will only be its uk pilots who are taking pa rt only be its uk pilots who are taking part in the strike from midnight tonight but ryanair is very bullish, in the last few minutes they have released a statement to say they expect to operate a full schedule of flights from uk airports, they do not anticipate disruption, all passengers scheduled to travel from uk airports should go as usual on thursday and friday and get on board as they planned to do. they say the vast majority of their pilots have volunteered to fly and there should be no disruption. it is uneven, how can they manage that without the pilots? we knew that ryanair has a surplus of pilots at the moment because their 737 max aircraft have been grounded so they currently have about 500 to many pilots so clearly they can use this capacity to alleviate problems in the next 48 hours. thank you very much for the update. we wil

rya nair pilots have voted to strike in a row over pay and conditions.l be from 2—4 september. have you been on the hunt for a new job? how's the search been? according to the latest figures, it's been getting tougher for people in the uk to find a permanent position. staff appointments have fallen for the fifth month in a row. and it's not that much easier to find temp work either. the temporaryjobs market expanded at its slowest rate for over six years. shaky confidence in the shape of things to come — politically and economically — not only impacted the decision by companies to advertise and fill roles — but it's also affected the availability of workers. let's speak to tom hadley, the director of campaigns and policy at the recruitment and employment federation. what's the bigger issue here? is it that companies are delaying recruitment decisions until the bigger picture in picture becomes clearer or is it that people are staying in theirjobs until they find out what's going on with brexit? they don't want to be the last one and on the first one out

so far today, rya nair have run bitterly disappointed. 0'leary missed passengers yesterday after losing that high court battle to stop this walk—out over hundred and 80 pilots. they have managed to get some uk staff who were on days off to work. and some stuff from overseas. they only operate one type of aircraft which means all the pilots can operate that aircraft. pilots brought in from european bases have been brought in to fly the uk schedule. they normally have two to three crews on hand for emergency at uk airports, here they have 15 today. so a bitter spat between the union and ryanair and it is away from michael 0'leary to save face. while... there is still a walk—out tomorrow and in two weeks' time there is a three—day walk—out planned by pilots. the question is that will the goodwill of those staff brought in today still be there in september and will the warnings of falling profit and possible staff members facing redundancies and in spain, as well, you have to have in crewe who will be striking in september, so all of these th

rya nair passengers and management are still waiting to learn whether the high court will block uk based it is a more complex picture. figures from cipd and high pay centre show change between 2017 and 2018, there's two key numbers to look at. executive pay on average fell by 13% in that period. everyone is happy about that, apart from the executives. the investment association also represents company shareholders and they think this is a result of their lobbying as well. but this figure still holds true, in 2018 chief executives of companies on average earned 117 times the national average and that is still a pretty big and yawning gap. the copd says the gap is too high and the question is... what do they say, because they are worth it. the cipd have said it is too high.” because they are worth it. the cipd have said it is too high. i don't mean them, i mean the chief executives. the argument of course is that you have to pay top dollar for these people, and we've heard that. we've heard that the change in executive pay is because there has not been a good year for companies and chief e

rya nair pilots have voted to strike in a row over pay and conditions. gold, seen as a safe investment, has hit fresh six year highs this is since china left its currency move as a key market of 71 to the dollar. things seem to be looking up now but the world‘s biggest economy, the us, is involved with that trade row with china. let‘s get the picture now. samir hussein is in new york. i think we have her on the nine. yes, we can see you. how are markets looking? give us a flavour of it on wall street. markets opened about 20 minutes ago and i can see they are trading a little higher, by about 75 points, which isn't all that significant but is pretty significant but is pretty significant when you consider what kind of a week we have had. those massive falls on financial markets on monday, we saw a recovery on tuesday, investors started to feel a bit more confident about the trade war between the united states and china. 0n war between the united states and china. on wednesday against the bottom fell out of the market, but they did recover by the end of th