ryanair have cost certainty over the forward period, 12 to 18 months ahead.an others. if you have a larger of fleet of fuel—efficient aircraft, which ryanair do, you are better placed to handle those challenges. good to see you. thank you very much the coming in. when we hearfrom flybe, they released their results, we will take you. —— we will update you. now, let's brief you some other business stories. the board of german car maker volkswagen has failed to come up with a new leader for its audi division after a 6—hour meeting monday. the previous boss, rupert stadler, was unexpectedly arrested over his role in an emissions cheating scandal that has spread from its core vw brand to its luxury audi division. fujifilm has sued the firm xerox for over $1 billion for breach of contract and estimated damages. the printer and photocopier company walked away from a planned merger earlier this year. the deal would have seen xerox merge its business with an asian joint venture. the company operates with fuji, handing fuji majority control. the auditing work of one of

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airlines have been all of the news, why ryanair, why easyjet?> they are both in the news this morning. ryanair announced its traffic stats, they look in line with what analysts were expecting for the quarter. passenger traffic growth of 6% to about 12.5 million passengers. they say m than 200,000 passengers had their flights canceled last month due to shortages and strikes at air traffic control and due to some -- thunderstorms. toyou add the numbers back the monthly numbers, the growth will be somewhat stronger. the share price is not going to be adversely affected. easyjet this morning has had its last celebratingmoved. it has in upgraded to hold from sell. there are 26 other analysts have covered easyjet. the thinking for the recommendation is trading supported and is outweighing cost concerns right now. matt: thank you. joining us today with the stocks you can watch this morning. there is a lot more to pay attention to. you can get all that information on your bloomberg, type first go. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never b

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are in the workplace, and in the aviation sector there have been accusations against easyjet and ryanair and this highlights what is discrimination and what is a storm ina discrimination and what is a storm in a teacup. these sexes sexism within the airline industry any worse than any other sector? a few days ago we heard excuses for not having women on in big finance companies the city. i haven't seen proper evidence that there is more sexism in that industry than others. pay gap reporting suggested there we re pay gap reporting suggested there were huge gender pay gaps and there was suggestion this was to do with discrimination but the evidence wasn't there. easyjet was a company whose percentage of female pilot was double the percentage world wide, they have an initiative going years back to bring more women into that role, so it was obvious that the reason for this gender pay gap was that they were hiring a huge number of women as cabin crew, and they didn't want to discriminate against women in that role, so they had this gender pay gap. in the case of qatar, we see a country that d

corner but some travelers may have to change their plans strikes could hit popular holiday carrier ryanair again pilots in germany have walked away from salary negotiations with the airline the union warns the budget airlines pilots could order strikes in august their contre parson other european countries are also planning to strike the irish pilots union saas it's planning to decide an action against flying they are early july. so this is a clip from award winning documentary called global family of our somali families who have been displaced and scattered across the globe ever since that somali civil war in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine open marriage from a culture desk is here but welcome robin so this is the face of so many families fleeing war and terror this family have a different yes indeed because the head of the family the father ybarra him shot is that she was actually a very famous man in somalia because he was captain of the national football team and then off to his when his football career ended he went into politics now his political views what made him have to lea

i am shocked british airways that this especially with the attention ryanair got a couple months ago.der of jack's flight club. think that is pretty fair. the founder ofjack's flight club. and the doctor, good luck with finding your alternative flights. if you're travelling or perhaps not as usefully if you're not travelling, here is the weather forecast. some showers in the for north of england but otherwise it is a dry story, showers gradually departing to the north sea in the early morning. clear skies further south you are in the last dregs of humid air clearing away. temperatures away from southeast england and anglia dropping widely into mid—single figures. a bit more of a breeze as well and coming from a northwesterly direction. most of it having a dry day, and cloud building up down towards the east midlands but vast majority of long sunny spells and not as warm as it has been in the south and for many temperatures will be in the teens. been to take us into thursday night, another corvette with single figure temperatures to start your friday. friday into the weekend, lots of d

this is an issue that british airways, ryanair, easyjet have spoken about and there has yet to be clarityvernment is quite confident they will have an agreement. the other part is for the suppliers. the car industry is slightly more exposed. wto rules, they will be hit with tariffs on parts leaving the euro and entering the u.k. aerospace would not face the same tariffs, but customs, border patrol, the delays will have an impact. for every week of delays post-brexit, they are looking at losing one billion euros in revenue and they are looking at several weeks of this due to these kind of measures that would come into force. david: finally and briefly, what has been the u.k. government reaction? benjamin: so far, it has been more of the same. they say, we hope things will be fine. we hope a deal will be done. they are looking for something more substantial at airbus. alix: i don't envy them. you son katz, thank much. you have parliament, hardliners, labour party, too. u.s. relations stand? we will discuss with david o'sullivan. take a look at oil stocks and oil prices on the opec deal. a r

ryanair is to open a base at "london" southend airport in april, operating 13 routes including barcelona day, another data breach? but this one is big. yes, dixons carphone, they have admitted this huge data breach. you have been talking about it already this hour, it involves 5.9 million payment cards, and that is the personal data records of 1.2 million people. now, usually when companies report this sort of data breach, they are usually very quick to say people may have accessed your name and your logon details but no payment details have been accessed. that is not the case in this situation. payment details have been accessed, up to 6 million cards have been accessed. nearly all of those were protected, chip and pin protected, but about 100,000 weren‘t. but so far there is no evidence of any fraud. this is still however a serious breach, and a couple of big questions. we are hearing that it started injuly a couple of big questions. we are hearing that it started in july 20 17. so why has it taken a year? ole gunnar solskjaer gas, and why are we only hearing about it now, and also, ca

ryanair and easyjet cancelled some flights, and rail passengers have also suffered delays.ainity for thousands of uk steel workers, as donald trump imposes tariffs on imports and the european union threatens to retaliate. we'll explain what's going on. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag #victorialive. and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. let's get some sport. good morning. and we have got to start talking about roman abramovich's decision to halt the redevelopment stamford bridge? yeah, you have to wonder if this is the beginning of the end of the 15 year association with chelsea. they face uncertain times with the fate of antonio conte yet to be decided running him winning the fa cup two weeks ago. doubts also over the future of star players like eden hazard and thibaut courtois. the russian billionaire is unwilling to invest in a major project in a country where he is not allowed to work. his visa ran out a few weeks ago and there have been delays in the renewal coinciding with tensions between london and moscow.