can actually sue ryanair in the u.k. under the montreal convention you have a number of places where you can sue one of them is a place of business through which you purchased a ticket the other is the place of business at the final destination which if someone flies from london to this nation and back your return ticket the founders nation would actually be in london so passengers who are from the u.k. are in perfect position to go after ryanair in the u.k. passengers who are within the euro europe or anywhere what ever is the finest nation they can sue ryanair there under the montreal convention and i don't consider it part me for interrupting you gay bar but but we could have another conversation about international aviation law and how it's administered but that's maybe a different program simon was this a perfect storm as far as the negatives here were concerned because they had to take the pilots had to take their leave all at one time they're losing pilots from ryanair to people like norwegian people like jet two

on top of that, ryanair, oi’ suitable. on top of that, ryanair, orany suitable., or any other a—line, has to look after you if you are inconvenienced. let's say you were due to fly out of liverpool, and they moved you to manchester airport. if you add parking at liverpool and you could not cancel, they need to give you the money back. if you have to stay abroad, they need to put you up in a hotel or suitable accommodation while you wait for your flight. but ryanair is while you wait for your flight. but rya nair is often while you wait for your flight. but ryanair is often making people demand these, these are not coming automatically, so it is important people know their rights. are any of those rights affected by how far into the future the flight was due to ta ke into the future the flight was due to take place? what i've said, no, but there is something else — if they tell you of a cancellation within iii days of the flight, you may be due additional compensation on top of that. for this particular batch of flights, because we are talking quite a long way int

ryanair. i am not happy with them. there is a global shortage of pilots right now.d right now. plenty of rivals are recruiting. rya nair did not right now. plenty of rivals are recruiting. ryanair did not have enough crews to cover the holidays, after counselling 20,000 enough crews to cover the holidays, after counselling 20 , 000 slides enough crews to cover the holidays, after counselling 20,000 slides out of the blue, it is promising no more problems ahead. —— cancelling 20,000 flights. four catholic families have moved out of their homes in belfast because of sectarian threats. one of the people affected said police officers visited his family and told them they needed to leave. sinn fein has accused the paramilitary ulster volunteer force of being behind the intimidation. catherine morrison's been speaking to one man who, along with his wife and young child, are now homeless. close off ravenhill road, this was meant to be a shared community, part ofa meant to be a shared community, part of a multi—million pound government project to encourage catholics and pro

this is the uk base for ryanair, stansted airport.ncellations today as a result of these changes. there'll be 11 tomorrow, 15 the next day and so on and so on for weeks. ryanair flatly denies that it's got a shortage of pilots making the problem worse, but that's not what a number of current ryanair pilots have told the bbc. they talk of a large backlog in training because there aren't enough simulators and staff, of colleagues leaving in droves because they don't like the way they're treated. one said the company was appalling at making staff feel valued. last year alone, 140 pilots left ryanair for rival norwegian. the company is now under pressure to make it easy for people to get some money back. when people are talking to ryanair, we would expect that they're fully complying with all their legal duties so that they're really clear about the compensation you're owed, what expenses you'll get and when you'll actually get to fly. ryanair says it'll all be over by november, but one current pilot told me he fears a repeat next summer

that is what ryanair passengers will wonder. will that be more flight will wonder.ons announced in future? ryanair says absolutely not, they say this is sorting out their pilot rostering issues once and for all and these are tied up with very complicated games of three—dimensional chess that needs to be played with pilot rosters, making sure they're not exceeding theirflight time making sure they're not exceeding their flight time limitations, that they're getting the holidays they need and that they working when they are mainly needs them to work and that clearly has gone very badly wrong. i must say, however, that ten days ago when they announced 2100 cancellations to take is up to the end of october, they said don't worry, the winter will be fine. my view is that they are almost certainly telling the truth when they say they should not be any further pilot related cancellations but you can forget anybody who thinks, well, frankly i don't want to ta ke thinks, well, frankly i don't want to take the risk. i don't want my airline ticket to become a lottery ticket. t

like matthew: ryanair replied: no, i'm not.ok me on another flight, other than the rya nair book me on another flight, other than the ryanair one on wednesday, three days later. kevin says: nowhere did they say they could book us on nowhere did they say they could book us on to the flights with another airline. the c aa wrote to ryanair, setting out a series of deadlines. by setting out a series of deadlines. by 5pm they must put more information on the website about how people can re—route flights and claim back ex—pences. they have been told to e—mail passengers about their rights by the middle of next week. it is rare for you to go public, you must be angry? we are furious, we don't understand why this drags on for weeks and why the customers still cannot be clear about what their entitlements are, when rain ryanair cancel their entitlements are, when rain rya nair cancel hundreds of their entitlements are, when rain ryanair cancel hundreds of thousands of journeys. if the ryanair cancel hundreds of thousands ofjourneys. if

ryanair say going to be to get compensation for this?rya nair say there going to be to get compensation for this? ryanair say there is no other option, they have to cancel flights, that means hopefully compensation, shouldn't it? to an extent. if your flight shouldn't it? to an extent. if your flight is cancelled within the next 14 flight is cancelled within the next 1a days and they have not given you a great deal of notice, you're absolutely going to be due compensation, whether you take an alternative flight with them or you just say, no thanks, i don't want the flight, you can get a refund and 250—year—old compensation but for those people who are travelling beyond those two weeks, they said the compensation would stretch for six weeks and they are due to publish those cancellations this evening, those people will only get a refund from their flight cost and that will leave people hugely out of pocket which is really unfair. for a lot of people this will turn into a real nightmare. there is no other way around it. no other way around

a big loser is ryanair.d at the weekend that it has serious issues with staffing, particularly pilots, that they have go live them holiday before the end of the leave year and they have had to cancel multiple flights every day for the next six weeks. yes, it is a mess. it's no secret that the market for advertising has changed. mass—market ads on tv, billboards and in newspapers are shrinking and ads, specifically targeted to users via social media and the internet are booming. but how does it work? digital ad spending is set to double in this half of the decade, hitting $335 billion by 2020. firms are increasingly targeting their adverts to the consumers they want to reach. they use the data that we share online whether that's via our shopping history or on social media. experts suggest 90% of all data available was actually created in the last two years alone. wunderman is a company hoping to capitalise on the explosion in digital advertising. the company provides consulting, marketing and analytical servi

do you think there isa ryanair prices.dred thousand pilots in the next 20 yea rs. thousand pilots in the next 20 years. this is where i come as executive chairman of the aeronautic society, will speak and lead a team of experts to start covering that. it was recognisable about a year ago, that our industry is in need of another 35,000 aircraft in the next 20 years. that means people. the interest of the pilot profession u nfortu nately interest of the pilot profession unfortunately is not as big as 20 yea rs unfortunately is not as big as 20 years ago, but ryanair was, and unfortunately is not as big as 20 years ago, but ryanairwas, and is, one of the prime training grounds for new pilots. that they have not handled it in an earlier time is the problem michael o'leary has handled now. watcher they have done, in your opinion, to avert this crisis? much earlier the actions they are currently taking now, having a lesser flight schedule. you currently taking now, having a lesserflight schedule. you cannot fly more than you hav

the headlines at 8pm: ryanair says it rya nair says it faces ryanair says it faces a compensation bill of £18 million for cancelling thousands of flights over the coming weeks. when we make a mess we come out with our hands up and try to explain why we have made that mess and we will pay compensation to those passengers entitled to compensation which will be those flights cancelled over the next two weeks. as theresa may attempts to reassert her authority over brexit talks, borisjohnson confirms she's very much in the driving seat. the uk government is driven from the front and we all have the same destination in our sights. that is getting a good dealfor brexit. there is one driver in this car, to use there is one driver in this car, to use amber's metaphor. it's theresa. new cctv footage has emerged appearing to show the parsons green tube bomber in the hours before last week's explosion. two men are still being questioned by police. hurricane maria has strengthened to a major category three hurricane as it heads towards the leeward islands in the caribbean. also in the next hour — a

is that something ryanair something would be afraid of —— is that something ryanair would be afraid ofcan club together to get the compensation. it's likely ryanair will be paying that, i understand they've admitted that already. thank you for clearing up that, coby benson. the prime minister has spoken about the benefits of the free market economy. theresa may acknowledged the problems caused by globalisation but insisted it was the only route to improve living standards for all, as our political correspondent chris mason reports. it's nicknamed the old lady of threadneedle street, the bank of england, founded over 300 years ago this is where 40 years ago theresa may started her career. she returned here this morning with a big picture message about her instincts on managing the economy. a free-market economy operating under the right rules and regulations is the greatest agent of collective human progress ever created. it was the new combination which led societies out of darkness and stagnation and into the light of the modern age. what a contrast with yesterday, for after the singi

, they should pressurise ryanair to from ryanair, they should pressurise ryanairto do from ryanair, they to do that for them rather than be fobbed off with a refund on the ticket and being told to book it themselves. if they go back later to ryanairand ask themselves. if they go back later to ryanair and ask them to cover the cost of going to a different airport, they might find it very tricky to get their money back. thank you. britain and europe say decisive steps forward have been made, in talks over brexit, but much more work still needs to be done. speaking after a fourth round of talks in brussels, the eu's michel barnier, and the brexit secretary, david davis, agreed there was now more clarity surrounding their discussions, after what mr barnier called the new dynamic, created by theresa may's speech on brexit in florence last week. the eu says progress has to be made on the size of the divorce bill the uk must pay, citizens rights, and the border with northern ireland, before substantive trade talks can begin. richard galpin reports. both david davis and michel barnier described

ryanair says it will all be over by november.ts better at keeping its staff. president trump is considering holding a military parade to celebrate the fourth ofjuly. he said he had been inspired by the parades he sought during his recent steel day visit to paris. the white house chief of staff investigate the possibility of holding something similar. independence day is associated generally with fireworks and barbecues, rather than a show of military might. criminal networks smuggling rhino horns out of africa are turning them into jewellery to avoid detection at airports, according to traffic, a uk—based organisation monitoring wildlife trade. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has more. it is estimated that 25,000 rhinos remain in the world. but, in the last decade, more than 7,000 of them have been killed by poachers for their horns. this unsustainable demand is why many national parks have resorted to dehorning rhinos, in order to protect them. but while, in the past, smugglers would usually attempt to take entire horns

ryanair replied, now i am not. duncan says...c like this, you must be angry? we are furious, we simply don't understand why this has to drag on for weeks. if they take further action that could land ryanair with the multi—million pound is fine but the multi—million pound is fine but the airline says it will comply with the airline says it will comply with the regulator and has issued guidance to call centre staff. yesterday ryanair suspended guidance to call centre staff. yesterday rya nair suspended 34 winter routes including five in scotla nd winter routes including five in scotland but the government says it has got serious concerns, as has passengers. at the bottom of the e—mail said you're not entitled to any allowance. the refund of my flight any allowance. the refund of my flight but didn't say i was allowed compensation. i have friends coming from london and she hasjust e—mailed me to say it has been cancelled. they were supposed to be coming for my 40th birthday party. a bit of a nightmare. a global shortage of pilots rig

ryanair says it will all be over by november.company gets better at keeping its staff. a british endurance cyclist has gone one better than the challenge first set in the book byjules verne — to travel around the world in 80 days. mark beaumont completed the journey on day 79. during his 18,000—mile cycle, he faced head winds, sub—zero temperatures and forest fire smog, among other things. lucy williamson reports from paris. every road has its challenges. only one has the reward. since he last saw paris, mark beaumont has cycled 18,000 miles in less than 80 days. in that time, his youngest daughter has begun to walk and talk. his 4—year—old had reserved the first hug. it's going to take a couple of weeks for me to decompress and come back to normality. i've not walked for 2.5 months. i remember at the airport last week, flying across north america, i walked up a flight of stairs, and it hurt — really hurt. so i'm going to have to get off the bike and get back to normal life. from paris, mark headed east through russia, mongolia a

ryanair has 86 bases.ots from leaving ryanair is, really, they could take their pick once they have clocked up some experience and join another airline? there is the way they can fundamentally change and suddenly ratchet up salaries enormously or reduce the working hours. that won‘t work. ryanair would disappear. i don‘t see that happening. they know there is a risk of attrition. people make off to other airlines. 0ther of attrition. people make off to other airlines. other airlines don‘t as many in the fleet. norwegian, also another low—cost airline, it a tt ra cts also another low—cost airline, it attracts the pilots but not the scale ryanair attracts the pilots but not the scale rya nair has. attracts the pilots but not the scale ryanair has. that still means they will keep a large number of people working for them successfully. how do you see this problem being resolved that ryanair are facing? they will be working as ha rd are facing? they will be working as hard as they can. they are recruiting addit

ryanair say but what are ryanair doing about this?say that but what are ryanair doing about this? ryanair say that they have changed the advice that they have given to call centre workers, telling people to advise customers that people are entitled to another flight that people are entitled to another flight ina that people are entitled to another flight in a ryanairflight is not available. working with other budget carriers, and if that is not available, offering the customer another flight but providing that the cost of the ticket does not exceed three times of the ticket cancelled. difficult for ryanair, because with flights this cheap, you are running a tight ship? this is why ryanair has been opposed to the piece of european law. under the circumstance, the compensation bill could be several time whats the passenger has paid for the ticket. but the rules are there, and the c aa says that they must be obeyed. the c aa is angry but what can they do about this? they can ask ryanair to ta ke do about this? they can ask ryanair to take

the focus here is going to be on ryanair again.l they be as good at proactively telling people entitled to money that they can have that money. we'll wait and see. a brief look at some of the day's other other news stories. a cyclist, who knocked down and killed pedestrian kim briggs while riding an illegal racing bike with no front brakes, has been sent to a young offenders' institution for 18 months. an old baileyjudge described charlie alliston as "an accident waiting to happen". the head of rochdale council has apologised for failing to prevent the physical and sexual abuse of children at several notorious institutions over a period of 50 years. in a statement, the council acknowledged unforgiveable failings at children's residential schools such as knowl view. the national abuse inquiry is hearing evidence about rochdale next month. an nhs trust has apologised for the death of a teenage patient who died in its care. it follows a lengthy campaign by his family. southern health trust pleaded guilty to health and safety breaches

the ryanair debacle.y racked the plans of 400 passengers. —— wrecked. they say 80,000 flights will be grounded this winter. we have looked atjeremy corbyn's speech yesterday. he was pointing directly at the cameras in this photo. theresa may will speak today. she will react tojeremy corbyn's claims capitalism is in crisis. she will say it is the greatest agent of collective human process ever created. and a legal storm for ryanair. that picture. almost everyone has used this picture. the lead story is about theresa may. the us is putting high ta riffs theresa may. the us is putting high tariffs on bombardier, uk built a i rcrafts. tariffs on bombardier, uk built aircrafts. there is a suggestion there is a trade war with the us. aircrafts. there is a suggestion there is a trade war with the use is time to get the weather. carol is in london on top of the broadcasting house. you look great but the weather looks miserable. good morning. it has been raining for many parts of the country overnight. if you are

ryanair replied, no, i'm not.me on another flight they refused to book me on another flight except for the next ryanair won on wednesday, which was three days later. kevin says, nowhere did they say they could book is on two flights with another airline. it is rare for you to go public. you must be angry. we are furious. we don't understand why this needs to drag on for weeks. if the caa takes further action, it could land ryanair with a multi—million pound fine. but the airline says it will comply with the regulator and has issued guidance to call centre staff. yesterday, ryanair suspended 3a winter routes including five in scotland, where the government says it has serious concerns, as have passengers. at the bottom of the e—mail, it said, you are not entitled to any allowance. they did refund my flight but they didn't say i was allowed compensation. i have friends coming from london and she just e—mailed me to say it has been cancelled. they we re to say it has been cancelled. they were supposed to come for my 4

if you thought being a ryanair customer wasn't much fun these days, try being a ryanair pilot. of them and cancelled thousands of flights, some of its pilots have emerged from the clouds to complain of their working conditions. rival airline norwegian air says it's poached 140 of ryanair‘s pilots this year. the company — says one ex pilot — simply cannot replace them as fast as they are leaving, and point to the conditions under which they're forced to fly. so do ryanair‘s problems begin with the way it treats its workforce? our business editor helen thomasjoins us. you've been talking to a lot of pilots today. what sense are you getting? i've spoken to several pilots and former pilots, they feel they get a raw deer and they see this as an opportunity for them. rya nair offered its pilot its 12,000 euros bonus. there were strings attached. you had to work a certain number of days and fly a certain number of hours. there seems to have been pretty widespread dismay about that offer amongst the pilots. ryanair management, we are told, has made a different offer in at least two dif

everybody in ryanair who works for ryanair is free to join a union.negotiate with our people and we will continue to do so. people and we will continue to do so. it will not lead to unionisation in ryanair. nor will it lead to material changes in our irish contracts. the one most significant one we can think of that we have found thus far is for example we would typically have 12 months probation under our irish contracts. in germany, there is a legal preclusion on anything more than six months of probation, so for example the only significant outcome of mons at this point in time on our irish contracts, we may have to reduce the probationary period from 12—6 months in germany. everyone. there are union entitlements and rights etc because they are protected under irish legislation as irish legislation has adopted most of the eu requirements. the one other issue is al italia, process we are in the foothills. there is a third round of offers due to be made for people acquiring al italia and that will be the first round of binding offers due to be submit

ryanair is dominating all the front pages as well. this is the financial times saying it is facing a25 financial times saying it is facing a 25 million euros bill for hundreds of cancelled flights after messing up of cancelled flights after messing up pilots leave. the ft is saying messy —— many passengers vented their fury messy —— many passengers vented theirfury on social messy —— many passengers vented their fury on social media over the decision and it affected everybody from saturday onwards, running through to the middle of october.‘ major through to the middle of october.l major vacation destination in mexico sees a threefold increase in killings for the new york —— the new york times takes a look at the spike in bloodshed, leading to heighten travel warnings that could threaten the industry's tourism. in the bloomberg news, the most read article is its report that toys r us plans to file for bankruptcy. the speculation around america's largest toy chain has seen shares tumble for it's vendors including mattel—which makes barb

ryanair are a successful airline. this will create an existential problem for ryanair.want. this is bbc news, the headlines this hour: police have arrested an 18—year—old man on suspicion of a terror offence following friday's bombing on a london tube train. bangladesh is imposing wide—ranging restrictions on the movement of more than 400,000 rohingya muslim refugees who have fled myanmar in recent weeks. the bbc understands that the prime minister does not plan to sack borisjohnson after a newspaper article which some senior politicians say exposes a split at the top of the party. in the article, the foreign secretary set out his vision of what he called britain's "glorious future" after it leaves the eu, just six days before theresa may is due to give a speech on her blueprint for brexit. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth says it's a significant intervention by boris johnson. this is a long and in—depth article on which borisjohnson is making the case for a bold and thriving brexit. controversially, he repeats the claim — that the brexit will free up £350 milli

what happens if a ryanair flight gets delayed?w. the reason why they have to be punctual is because there's no slippage. they have terribly fast turn arounds. they get the most out of their aeroplanes and crews. if anything does slip, it has a domino effect throughout the day. that aircraft can go out of service or even they have to cancel the flight at the end of the day. they're being proactive. they're cancelling of the day. they're being proactive. they‘ re cancelling at of the day. they're being proactive. they're cancelling at the beginning. have they overstretched themselves? they have, yes. i mean, it seems to bea they have, yes. i mean, it seems to be a combination of two things. they're talking of needing to have more aircraft on stand by. that indicates what i've just said, basically, they don't have enough slack in the system, but they've also got this problem they've mentioned which is that they've had a build up of annual leave entitlement and therefore they're short of people as well. basically, they're a very tight

so ryanair is just saying that they, the financial times as saying that ryanair faces a fine up to 25y engineering uk. they spoke to a lot of children about what they think the future will be like and this is quite interesting. they found that one fifth of children expect to become friends with a robot in the future. duvet? they think that we are moving towards an era where they will be friends with robots. isn't that interesting? we laugh at... set point. talking about robots, someone looking like a robot at the moment, rio ferdinand. he has been working out a lot and we were expecting a big announcement today, that being that he would take a professional boxing. we think perhaps as part of a tv series, i guess, he may well have a professionalfighter is guess, he may well have a professional fighter is part of that if he gets a licence issued. bite it got of, you know, other sportsmen and women perhaps switched careers, switched sport. three footballers listed here who played professionally and then went on to boxing. victoria pendleton in cycling and horseracing. and now rio ferdina

s aviation regulators has expressed disappointment at ryanair for misleading the public and breaking regulations that's with ryanair again canceling flights eighteen thousand this time around between november and march naturally customer concern continues to grow. football fan william turner frequently flies with ryanair to see his club when they're on the road he said five flights canceled shared it makes things difficult it's not what you need you just want to fix things and have them in increasing go and there's obviously close pilots out of range things for the holidays and that's a difficult you have course it doesn't help anybody who's straight gets at their station even relieved passengers whose floods haven't been axed in the latest wave of cancellations might think twice about booking ryanair in the future the carrier announced it was scrapping another eighteen thousand connections this coming winter as it continues to struggle with pilot shortages caused by what the company says are scheduling problems what started as a débâcle has turned into a public relations nightmare f

ryanair replied no, they are not.book me on another flight, except for the next rya nair one on wednesday, " which was three days later. kevin says nowhere did they say they could rebook the flight sith another airline. the caa has written to ryanair again tonight, setting out a series of deadlines and by five pm tomorrow they must put more information on the website about how people can reroute flights and claim back expenses. they have been told to then e—mail passengers about their rights by the end of next week. it is rare for you to go public like this. you must be angry. we are furious. we do not understand why this needs to drag on for weeks and why at the end of this process, customers still can be unclear about they are entitled to when ryanair cancelled hundreds of thousands of journeys. if the caa takes further action, it could land the airline with a multimillion pound lawsut. rya nair say it will comply with the regulator and has issued instructions to call centre staff yesterday. 3a winter routes were su

they have that seems to be the case with ryanair always. rights. and you know, the aviation authorities an independent body of government and we don't direct what they do but i'm pleased that they have taken action against ryanairand pleased that they have taken action against ryanair and that they are applying the passenger rights legislation as is their duty. what you think then of the way ryanair have what you think then of the way rya nair have been what you think then of the way ryanair have been behaving towards their passengers in general? well, i mean clearly they have behaved pretty disgracefully towards many of them. and we're not asking ryanair to many of them. and we're not asking ryanairto do many of them. and we're not asking ryanair to do anything special here. we're asking them to fulfil their legal obligations that apply to all airlines flying into and out of eu airports. and this should not be difficult for them to do. they are well aware of their responsibilities. all other airlines also add to comply with these regulatio

carrie—ann woodgate is in poland and was e—mailed by ryanair. thursday. we can't get through to anyone at ryanair, we can't get through to a manager, live chat doesn't work, the app doesn't work. if you do ring ryanair on customer services, all you get is, "we're having a very large volume of calls." you betcha! others have had to cancel their holidays. they text me the evening before the morning i was supposed to fly, so, yeah, pretty disappointed. lost a holiday out of it, and lost some money as well. ryanair says that air traffic control issues and weather, as well as a surge in pilots and cabin crew taking their holidays, is forcing it to ground up to 50 flights a day until the end of october. but that's still only 2% of the airline's entire flight schedule. but passengers set to fly with ryanair in the coming weeks simply don't know whether their flight will actually take off. it could be cancelled right up to the moment they arrive in the airport. the spin that ryanair is putting on this is saying, we want to make our timekeeping better, s

that is the statement, from ryanair.al conference. it is the first since vince cable b leader of the party. and our correspondent is there. what has been said today?” think it is going to be a lot of soul—searching at this liberal democrat conference in bournemouth. a lot of thinking about the state of the party, and while it was not doing better at the general election. the liberal democrats are the most pro eu party, you think they would have been the choice of they would have been the choice of the 40% who voted to remain, and jeremy corbyn has been moving more towards the left. liberal democrats believe it is gaping hole in british politics. but remember, at their height, 57 mps, then after the coalition that was single figures. and the general election earlier this year was not delivering the result that they had hoped for. i asked the new leader, vince cable, how big a challenge he and his party are facing. it was mixed results. we have got more diversity, high—quality, enormous increase in the membership. energy a

this is a question where ryanair are saying themselves they have messed up.llenging parts of logistics, we don't see it as customers. that is something they would have known about, they would have been working through, and at the moment it's not clear why it has built up. this summer flying programme is busier than winter so you're working pilots as hard as you can. but the legal framework. whether this has built up and they're hoping to overcome it. they have an additional problems, recently there has been a bad run of whether incidents, strikes. that means you have pilots on duty when the flight is delayed for a thunderstorm, eating up pilot hours evenif thunderstorm, eating up pilot hours even if they are sitting on the ground are not flying. in your conversation with kenny jacobs, ground are not flying. in your conversation with kennyjacobs, what did he say regarding compensation? as far as passengers are concerned, customers, they want to know are we going to be looked after full stop ryanair has a legal obligation. there is a regulation 261 which means

however, ryanair pilots who wished to remain anonymous told the bbc that ryanair has a staff shortageilots leaving. 140 pilots moved to rival norwegian last year. ryanair has now published full details of the cancelled flights between now and 28 october, on it's website. a case involving bank notes and a toilet has swiss investigators scratching their heads. the geneva prosecutors office confirmed that tens of thousands of euros — in 500 euro bills — were found cut—up in toilet pipes in a local branch of ubs, and three nearby restaurants. the high—value euro notes are due to be taken out of circulation next year over concerns they facilitate illegal activities. prosecutors would not comment on local reports that a lawyer has been questioned over the incident. the european union is leading an effort to limit global trade of torture instruments, such as spiked batons and gas chambers. almost 60 countries have committed to join the alliance for torture—free trade, which formally launched at the united nations on monday. countries with some of the highest rates of execution, including chi

ryanair life—threatening condition in hospital.celling up announcement that it is cancelling up to 50 flights a day for the next six weeks. the airline said the move would help improve punctuality. saturday was a mixed day. this was the senior royal leamington in warwickshire. we've got those clear spells and still a few heavy showers, certainly over the next few hours. but our weather is really dominated by the fact low pressure is sitting out to the east at the moment. high pressure in the south—west. that leaves us with this northerly flow of air. so fairly cool conditions developing tonight. not particularly windy. and as the showers fade we will see them continuing in the south and south—west. clear spells across many parts of the country but light winds and clear skies, that means quite chilly conditions. during the early hours of sunday in our towns and cities, temperatures still around eight to 11 degrees. but it will be colder than that in the countryside, a touch of frost across parts of scotland, northern england and nor

ryanair have said in quitea ryanair over this.us manner that they must do this. it does not hold they must do this. it does not hold the people stranded in europe. it affects up to 400,000 passengers. an example here of a woman trying to get brothers wedding in italy found out hours before she was due to depart that her flight was cancelled. she had to hire a van in germany and drive for 16 hours because they cannot trust ryanair. is this doing any damage to the brand? writer said the same. he said something similar about the standard of hisjewellery something similar about the standard of his jewellery and i something similar about the standard of hisjewellery and i don't think cheapness is enough to get away with it if you treat customers in this manner because they willjust walk away. they will say i don't care how cheapit away. they will say i don't care how cheap it is. if i cannot trust that the flight i purchased will go, i will fly with someone else. finally, the daily telegraph. nhs achieves on their plan for spas, facial

i think you have a ryanair ticket, but not a ryanair flight? boarding pass. i have this ticket to the barcelona, which should be setting off soon. there will be 15,000 people across the ryanair network today, that will not be travelling anywhere. the bulk of those would have been flying to or from here at london stansted. how do they get away with this? first of all, it is is a extremely unusual set of steak and stanzas. it appears to have been building for the last couple of weeks. —— circumstances. they put out a note last wednesday that there were more problems, and that there were more problems, and that they were trained to work harder. but it is a difficult combination with the fact that airlines want their pilots to work all the way through the summer, and they have changed their annual leave calendar, and as a result of that, you have an almighty squeezing together of the possible times when pilots could take holiday. someone time off, others are taking them because they have reached their flight because they have reached their flight ti

ryanair has rya nair has been ryanair has been anything but satisfying for the huge number of people extra to book a new flight. the communication has been absolutely atrocious. we don't even know what it has been cancelled will stop we arejust it has been cancelled will stop we are just really desperate to get home now. ryanair claims it made m ista kes home now. ryanair claims it made mistakes when allocating leave for its pilots. it says it will refund all passengers will rebook them on to other flights and pay compensation, potentially to those due to fly within the next two weeks. when people are talking to ryanair, we would expect that they are fully compliant with all their legal duties, so they are really clear about the compensation owed, what expenses you will get and when you actually get to fly. ryanair denies it has a shortage of pilots after some left tojoin denies it has a shortage of pilots after some left to join its denies it has a shortage of pilots after some left tojoin its rival, norwegian. ryanair flies more after some left tojoin its rival, norwegian. ryanairf

more problems for ryanair.light cancellations will go on until march, 400,000 more passengers will be affected. and ben stokes is picked for the ashes tour to australia — despite his arrest and despite breaking a finger earlier this week. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news, romelu lukaku puts united in control of their champions league fixture against cska moscow. we'll have news of celtic and chelsea as well. good evening. jeremy corbyn told the labour conference in brighton that the party now occupies the political centre ground and is on the threshold of power. he offered voters the prospect of a labour government determined to tackle inequality, to scrap tuition fees in england and to impose new controls on private rents. he insisted labour was better placed to manage the brexit process and accused theresa may of presiding over a "coalition of conservative chaos." our first report tonight on mr corbyn‘s speech is by our political editor, laura kuenssberg. no need to hesitate any more. the leader of the

ryanair could be rya nair could be prosecuted ryanair could be prosecuted for misleading passengers becauseher week that there would be no more cancellations which has not turned out to be the case. there were many more cancellations over the winter months. if you have recently got an emailfrom them saying months. if you have recently got an email from them saying your flight has been cancelled, please let me know. louise says that over the yea rs know. louise says that over the years that she has used ryanair, when something goes wrong, is a cancellation or long delay, ryanair have not been helpful. she has been left at an airport with no cash, no transport, no flight and no hotel. she hopes the caa take them to task. now the sport. this video has emerged allegedly showing ben stokes punching a man in the street. we have not been able to verify it and we are not showing the moving images at the minute because they aren't very ugly. they certainly are. good morning. the england all—rounder ben stokes is currently under investigation are causing actual bodily harm after being arrested in the

ryanair clearly are throwing money at this problem.hey need to fundamentally look at their employment model, rather than sticking a plaster on the problem. angry pilots keep telling me that this is their big chance to get more secure contracts. but michael 0'leary is not the type to back down. if these crews do pull together and take action, it could mean more cancelled flights for passengers. michael ollie re—was on typically forthright form at the annual general meeting behind me, basically saying that if the pilots misbehaving will be the end of the goodies, all of those bonuses. i have been speaking to a lot of ryanair pilots have been speaking to a lot of rya nair pilots over the have been speaking to a lot of ryanair pilots over the last few days, and they seem to see this as their chance. they know the company needs them to get this cancellation crisis, to have no more cancellations. so they are seeing an opportunity to negotiate better contracts. the big question is, can they pull together with one voice, and will they have the

those affected will find that ryanair offers them a refu nd find that ryanair offers them a refund oro be booked on to another ryanair flight. if they are stranded and delayed overnight, they can claim meals and accommodation. they can also ask for compensation, so for each flight, they might qualify for each flight, they might qualify for around £200 compensation. the grey area is what they say in their terms and conditions which i've been checking is that you are entitled to re—routing under comparable conditions at the earliest opportunity. ryanair conditions at the earliest opportunity. rya nair doesn't seem conditions at the earliest opportunity. ryanair doesn't seem to be offering this on their website, but the civil aviation authority is saying that means if it's significantly sooner on a rival carrier, they should be rebooking you. that is what some passengers will be trying to get. thank you. a bbc investigation has revealed there's been a big increase in the number of prosecutions for the online sexual grooming of children using evidence supplied by so—called paedophile hunt