yet more trouble for ryanair.he irish airline is facing a fresh round of industrial action — just days after announcing disappointing financial results. its cabin crew in spain, portugal, italy, and belgium will strike over wages on wednesday and thursday, forcing ryanair to cancel 600 flights. around 100,000 disgruntled passengers are expected to be affected by the cancellations. however the airline says it's managed to rebook some with other carriers. the row over wages and the impact of high oil prices has hit ryanair‘s bottom line, with the carrier reporting a 20% fall in profits for the second quarter to $374 million. today's industrial action is symptomatic of a vexed relationship with trades unions. rya nair only officially recognised unions for the first time in december 2017. let's get more on this story with the travel expert simon calder. two passengers have options? there are reports is going to be travel chaos. there are departure boards across europe. everybody was told a week ago that your flight ha

this is what ryanair was hoping to avoid images of frustrated passengers waiting in line. entend the musky cuz that's the minute we thought everyone who's flight was cancelled had been informed we never expected they'd tell us half an hour before we were supposed to fly that we weren't going anywhere neither of us and has had all of a cancel our flight to pisa we found out in the taxi on the way over here actually yes a lot of. ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the cabin crew strike even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines. but company management failed to find common ground with union representatives. as. ryanair is a textbook example of what you shouldn't do be a worker relations union relations or management style they have used their workers they humiliate them the striking workers want to draw public attention to what they call abuse with fees water bottles they're required to buy their own water wall and duty just like passengers the strikes in belgium portugal and spain are centered on working conditions rather than money. the

ryanair have said that it is up impact.up to 30 flights that have been cancelled. however they are offering uk passengers refunds and re—routing them on to other airlines where there is capacity and even onto ferries where there may not be alternative capacity. good to talk to you. thank you very much. we have a huge piece of cheese onset which smells delicious. no, we don't! that is what it is! wallace and gromit moment. ijust is what it is! wallace and gromit moment. i just want to direct you to the business live page because there is plenty more news on their particularly the story that sally was touching on about retailers in the uk. dunelm and dfs shares have been sliding on the uk market. footfall in the dunelm shops was wea k footfall in the dunelm shops was weak and same share sales fell. go to our website for that story and many others. your're watching business live. our top story: the uk government is due to formally lay out its post—brexit trade plans in the next few hours. it has been described by the governmen

at stansted airport and ryanair, they have cancelled today so ryanair, they have cancelled today so cancelled today so far a dozen flights to and from that essex airport, some of them passengers to barcelona, poland, dublin, they only found out effectively as they got to the airport. the cancellations were very late. total of 20 flights at least cancelled on ryanair to and from other uk airports including sta nsted, other uk airports including stansted, representing other uk airports including sta nsted, representing close other uk airports including stansted, representing close to 4000 passengers. it is important to remember these things are cumulative. they cancelled 50 flights yesterday, rya nair. cumulative. they cancelled 50 flights yesterday, ryanair. british airways also cancelled 40. u nfortu nately, airways also cancelled 40. unfortunately, this time of year, other flights, they are so fully booked, there is simply no room for people to get on board. i have been hearing from travellers who say, yes, we got cancelled yesterday, no flight yes, we got cancelled yesterday, no fl

ryanair is throttling down its growth engines cockpit and cabin pros are holding a two day strike in europe the carrier says it will cut its dublin based fleet putting three hundred jobs at risk. to trade war be averted european commission president drunk. on his way to washington to deescalate tensions between europe and the u.s. . this is d.w. business as welcome. we begin on a rather somber note fia has announced the death of its former c.e.o. said joe marchione only days after he stepped down due to ill health marchione was credited with rescuing fear from bankruptcy in two thousand and four and one of the auto industry's greatest turnarounds the news of marchione his death overshadowed the publication of disappointing second quarter results trading in fear across the shares were suspended after they plunged more than ten percent comic opposed to for a net profit of thirty five percent to seven hundred fifty four million euros on revenues that were higher than last year the company which owns the jeep ram alfa romeo dodge and mother r.t. brands also cut full year guidance for rev

business ryanair has want there to be. around three hundred potential job cuts for pilots and cabin crew as the carrier plans to cut its dublin based fleet by twenty percent for the winter season after recent strikes bookings the announcement comes as ryanair staff in four european countries hold a two day strike affecting thousands of. empty halls in madrid's but us international airport ryanair says it's contacted ninety percent of affected passengers who've been rescheduled on to other flights the strike in spain comes during peak travel season when families are taking advantage of the summer break from school travelers are in a holding pattern and unsure about when they'll fly. isn't the took. they've told us we can expect any kind of surprises i hope there won't be any though. the strike follows disputes over working conditions and pay as living costs increase the large majority of cabin crew don't have a base salary they get paid per flight a situation that unions won't tolerate is the must be in the we are demanding

yet more trouble for ryanair.he irish airline is facing a fresh round of industrial action, following a pilot strike that concluded yesterday. its cabin crew in spain, portugal, italy, and belgium will walk—out over wages on wednesday and thursday, forcing ryanair to cancel 600 flights. around 100,000 inconvenienced passengers are expected to be affected by the cancellations. however, the airline says its managed to rebook some with other carriers. the row over wages and the impact of higher oil prices has hit ryanair financially, with the carrier reporting a 20% fall in profits for the second quarter to $374 million. the current industrial action is symptomatic of a vexed relationship with trades unions. rya nair only officially recognised unions for the first time in december 2017. aviation expert, john strickland is with me now. it's an interesting one. a very new problem for ryanair, they've only just recognised unions and hopped on the heels of that they've got a big strike on their hands. how are they dealin

it is a bit of a lottery ticket for ryanair passengers. and some bad news for ryanair reputation. its planes depart and arrive on time but it is having all kinds of problems with the unions, and so it could be a summer of considerable discontent. talking of disruption, we had problems at heathrow today. it has been pretty awful. a couple of things happen. a reported fire at the control tower which closed the airport and this is an important having about 80 flights and all going in and out and having about 80 flights and all going in and outand if having about 80 flights and all going in and out and if it stops for ten minutes you get immediate disruption. lots of diverted flights. many delays and it could be noisy till quite late tonight. there are still aircraft coming in and lots of disruption in the morning. a lots of disruption in the morning. a lot of late flight from london, particularly on british airways, will not come back until tomorrow and that will affect domestic departures for scotland and the north of england. and passengers on qantas, tried to get to sydney, that h

neil sorahan, ryanair cfo.ping up with their top corporate stories elsewhere, fiat chrysler names a new ceo as a health crisis makes sergio marchionne unable to return to work. the new ceo takes the reins as the company plans its hopes on the branch he has overseen since 2009. marchionne was replaced as convocations from shoulder surgery left him in intensive care. his condition is irreversible. joining us now, singapore's transport editor. how big of a shock is this for fiat chrysler and its shareholders? is a major shock for the company. a leadership change at this scale, you always want to see in a more planned fashion. the ceo has been running the company for 14 years, executing on his vision, talking to shareholders quarter after quarter. now it seems like all of a sudden he's not going to be around. that said, marchionne was scheduled to potentially step down next year. his term was due to end in april 2019. on some level, shareholders were expecting a change. obviously, the company has been around for a

the cabin crew walkouts come after ryanair pilot strikes earlier this month with the last one endingyesterday more delays will follow around sixty thousand ground staff in spain announced plans for action in august ryanair is woes with workers are affecting its bottom line the airline's profits tumbled partly due to strikes by employees. while for more on this story from our business desk last first of all i mean the reports are true for touches upon it but what does this strike really about do they just want more money it is more money of course to a certain degree and that's mostly for the cap and personnel but it's also really better working conditions that we heard some of it here in the piece or that just the fact that there is no base pay but they get paid only for flights which makes it very hard for people to calculate their monthly income for example but there's other things too ryan air apparently has just about the shortest breaks in the industry very very tight flight schedules apparently also a very rude tone in management and so there's a lot of factors that play into p

and ryanair is down. we were talking about concerns with ryanair. the dutch word for royal, down after their earnings missed the mark. take a look at the winners. novartis leads the way. we have autos gaining, as well. unicredit and barclays all up this morning. interesting to see the financials. we have some of us financials rising at the open. a little bitets lower in general after a mixed session in asia. let's get over to tim graph, head of macro strategies. thanks for joining us this morning on this monday morning. it seems like geopolitical headlines are really shaping the markets. the you see it that way? -- do you see it that way? tim: it does seem that way. volatility remains low. it's having an impact on equities markets. you're seeing that as a shift from last year. it didn't affect any market. equities may be responding but for the most part, currencies, the g3 currencies and rates aren't. it's hard to know if it's having an impact because some of those are the macro things you watch and are very well contained. matt: fascinating juxtapo

ryanair cancelling flights over cabin crew strikes.nair has cancelling flights over cabin crew strikes. ryanair has had to take on board working with unions, a whole new world for michael 0'leary because he wouldn't accept unions for many years. he has and they have got strike action happening. he took a lot of stick six months ago, lack of pilots, this time it is cabin crew. they are having working conditions which are totally unsatisfactory. interesting it should be the iberian peninsular mainly protesting. 50,000 people, thatis mainly protesting. 50,000 people, that is a lot, that is very damaging, particularly in this holiday season. as you came up as well with easyjet, the wretched french are doing it again probably for the 25th year running, i don't know their problem! in france, it is the air—traffic control. they have strike action that comes and goes, as you say, but it's always that peak season that it impacts the likes of easyjet, which has a big presence in france. we will have to leave it there. lovely to see you, sally, t

what is going on at ryanair? looming this week. they are facing rather more challenges than we're used to seeing with rya nair, more challenges than we're used to seeing with ryanair, some external and some internal, they have had 2500 flights cancelled recently due to external air traffic control strikes, affecting almost half a million of their customers unable to travel. and internal woes with two recent pilot strikes and another one possibly tomorrow and cabin crew strikes on thursday and friday. that said the cabin crew strikes are contained to the irish market, and that 7% of the company's operation. the cabin crew strikes if they go ahead will primarily affect the spanish and italian markets for ryanair also, spanish and portuguese, i think. the oil price has had a factor in profits as well. the oil prices creeping up. the other side of the coin is ryanair‘s fa res other side of the coin is ryanair‘s fares are going down. ryanair is better placed than most because they have hedged a lot of their fuel going

empty halls in madrid's but at house international airport ryanair says it's contacted ninety percent of affected passengers who've been rescheduled on to other flights the strike in spain comes during peak travel season when families are taking advantage of the summer break from school travelers are in a holding pattern and unsure about when they'll fly as i need to. they've told us we can expect any kind of surprises i hope there won't be any though. the strike follows disputes over working conditions and pay as living costs increase the large majority of cabin crew don't have a base salary they get paid per flight a situation that unions won't tolerate. we are demanding that spanish and e.u. legislations be respected and workers' rights we're not asking for money or any outlandish privileges just that the law be respected. the cabin crew walkouts come after ryanair pilot strikes earlier this month with the last one ending yesterday more delays will follow around sixty thousand ground staff in spain announced plans for action in august ryanair is woes with workers are affecting its

it seems that ryanair is the worst affected.ill suffering from delays and cancellations although the company has not confirmed how many flights have been cancelled. by looking at the information board, it looks like it is in double figures. stansted airport has said passengers should speak to airlines. as for ryanair, they have blamed the severe weather yesterday and staff shortages, which they say are at a traffic control for the delays that they have apologised to customers and said the fa ct apologised to customers and said the fact is well beyond their control. thank you for that update. and heavy rain has led to severe flooding in parts of northern ireland this afternoon. many roads have been affected and drivers are being advise to exercise caution. there are reports of some businesses being flooded in belfast too. we will get you more information as that comes in. that looks pretty bad, doesn't it? voters are being systematically manipulated by the spread of fake news, according to a group of mps. in a report due tomorrow

reporter: a warning from ryanair to its pilots on strike.lor quarter of their -- they ared deep planning two/the dublin fleets -- planning to slash the dublin fleets. the process is being backed by french unions. >> three quarters of these pilots are self-employed, not knowing if they are working the next they are not. it to be -- 600 flights are expected to be canceled in total. further weweakening of a a compy already y having to deal with te increased prprice of fuel. repealed morenair than its core dropped in a fifth earlier. some economists say ryanair is far from the brink. >> the company has always made money. i'm convinced it can treat his low-cost model better. reporter: it remains the most profitable in europe. reporter: back in france, more delays have been announced. the next generation nuclear reactor being built with flannel fusion. now it is going to operation into another 400 million euros. the project now runs to eight yearars, and the final cost will be three times the original budget. the government is now forced to keep i

german pilots working for ryanair have voted to strike as they push for collective labor agreements at europe's largest low cost carrier after weekend talks failed the cockpit union gave the carrier till august sixth to come up with an offer ryanair canceled hundreds of flights last week after crews in spain italy portugal and ireland went on strike bus december german pilots became the first ever to strike at my ryanair but disruption then was limited cockpit says ninety six percent of pilots now favor a fresh walkout that will give twenty four hours warning ahead of any action. now all i've heard all day at work is how hot it is everyone's complaining including make but the fact is it hasn't really rained here in germany since april and it's a real problem the record drought is threatening the livelihoods of many farmers they want government aid to the tune of one billion euros to make up for lost crops it's unclear whether or not they'll get it. an unseasonably warm and dry spring has sped up and thinned out the grain harvest last year's yield was already down from the five year ave

this is what ryanair was hoping to avoid images of frustrated passengers waiting in line. intend the mosquitoes that's a minor we thought everyone whose flight was cancelled had been informed we never expected they'd tell us half an hour before we were supposed to fly that we weren't going anywhere and i know i shouldn't have said all of a cancer a flight to pisa we found out in the taxi on the way over here that she has a lot of. ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the cabin crew strike even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines. but company management failed to find common ground with union representatives. as. ryanair is a textbook example of what you shouldn't do be a worker relations union relations or management style they have used their workers they humiliate them in the striking workers want to draw public attention to what they call abuse with these water bottles they're required to buy their own water wall and duty just like passengers the strikes in belgium portugal and spain are centered on working conditions rather than mon

airports, on the roads and in the eurotunnel, as the recent weather continues to cause problems — some ryanairlights from stansted have been cancelled. mps warn british democracy is in crisis because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation on social media. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his police force is occasionally providing a poor service — and apologises. also coming up — australian sailor wendy tuck has become the first female skipper to ever win the clipper round the world yacht race. thousands watched her team return to liverpool, nearly a year after 12 yachts set out from the city. i feel a bit of everything at the moment. can't wait to see my mum and my brother! the cast for the next star wars film is revealed — and it will include previously unseen footage of the late actress carrie fisher. and at 330 click goes to hollywood and visits a virtual reality film studio. first it was the hot weather causing disruption, now its storms leading to misery for tens of thousands of people. violent storms and lightning strikes have caused the cancellation of flights a

joel klein is working for ryanair have voted to strike as they push for collective labor agreements that europe's largest low cost carrier off to weekend talks failed the cockpit union gave the carrier till the sick the to come up with an awful ryanair canceled hundreds of flights last week off to cruise in spain is really to go on and on and went on strike last december german pilots became the first ever to strike a ryanair but disruption was they limited cockpit says ninety six percent of pilots now favor a fresh talk out that will give twenty four hours warning ahead of any action. that's it you're up to date with the latest from the world of business from all find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d.f.w. on the school business right now here's a look at the global markets i'll be back tomorrow see you then. we may come over as we watch on zero off the bat and thank you we are several some of. the want to show you the continent's future. youngsters as they share their stories. their dream and their challenge of. the citizenship and presented. platform for. the. most. common cold

joel klein is working for ryanair have voted to strike as they push for collective labor agreements that europe's largest low cost carrier off the weekend talks failed the cockpit union gave the carrot till the sixth of august to come up with an awful ryanair canceled hundreds of flights last week off to cruise in spain. and on and went on strike last december pilots became the first ever to strike at ryanair but disruption was then limited cockpit says ninety six percent of pilots now favor a fresh walkout that will give twenty four hours warning ahead of any action. that set you up to date with the latest from the world of business from all find us on facebook followers on twitter at d.f.w. on the school business right now here's a look at the global markets i'll be back tomorrow see you then. you're going to one official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans have in colombia and illegally. the album was returned to. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news th

are there structural issues with ryanair? >> a lot of it is to do for sure with things like the actual costs, as you say, the costs going up we would say, if you look at the ancillary revenues growing really fast. they were up 60% per passenger this quarter i don't see any reason why structurally the -- don't ultimately go back to where they've been, 20% net margins. the lower profits this year is the -- it's a function of rapidly rising fuel prices which were, as they say, up 430 million this year. very fast cost increases we should be all set in coming years. the cost advantage really doesn't change the growth potential doesn't change the balance sheet strength doesn't change >> we have to leave it there thank you very much for your latest views on ryanair. that was stephen furlong coming up in the show, the british government admits it's preparing for a no deal brexit the latest after the break stay with us with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lo

it is at stansted airport and it is ryanair, they it is at stansted airport and it is rya nair, theyelled so far today a dozen flights to and from the essex airport, some of them passengers to barcelona, poland, dublin, they only found out effectively as they got to the ball. the cancellations were very late on. total of 20 flights on ryanair cancelled to and from other uk airports including sta nsted, cancelled to and from other uk airports including stansted, close to 4000 passengers. it is important to 4000 passengers. it is important to remember these things are cumulative. rya nair cancelled 50 flights yesterday. british airways also cancelled around 40. u nfortu nately, also cancelled around 40. unfortunately, this time of year, other flights also fully booked there is simply no room for people to get on board, so i've been hearing from people saying, yes, we got cancelled yesterday, no flight until wednesday. it also suggests the airlines are not being com pletely the airlines are not being completely upfront about what passengers people's rights. what their rights? some are p

ryanair says all those affected have already been informed by email or text message.peal a record $5 billion eu fine over its android mobile operating system. the european commission says the firm used it to illegally "cement its dominant position" in search. analysts say the fine is a mere two weeks' worth of revenue for the tech giant, which also has cash reserves of more than $100 billion. the boss of premier foods — which owns brands including mr kipling, ambrosia and 0xo — has survived a bid to oust him at the company's annual meeting. 41% of shareholders voted against gavin darby's reelection. activist hedge fund 0asis management, the firm's second biggest shareholder, had called for him to resign, claiming he'd destroyed shareholder value by rejecting a us takeover bid in 2016. what's trending in the business news today? 0n the wall street journal, europe's google decision brings new calls for us action. it talks about that story. regulators on the other side of the atlantic may now be under pressure to rein in the power of the tech giant. 0n bloomberg, jeff be

i am now up from stansted —— we saw ryanair.sted and very late which a dozen are to and from stansted and very late notice cancellations. people going to barcelona and to poland and to dublin, probably found out at the airport while they were approaching the desk that their flights had been grounded. we are talking about maybe up grounded. we are talking about maybe up to 4000 passengers so far but the scale of the cancellations is really, really worrying because ryanair last night was still blaming friday's thunderstorm, air traffic control staff shortages yesterday, i am trying to find out what the reason is today. elsewhere in the country, not looking as bad as yesterday, gatwick had a horrible day, lots of cancellations on british airways, very long delays, people coming in late last night, 20 hours behind schedule. it is looking pretty grim. if you're watching this on the departure lounge, your flight is only an hour or two late, count yourself lucky. words of reassurance! frustrating, as it is, that you only get to the air

also coming up this hour, has your ryanair flight been cancelled this week?u may be in line for a payout. the civil aviation authority says passengers should be compensated by the airline if their journey is affected by strike action. and in 30 minutes, i'll bejoined by a panel of international journalists to get their views on this week's events in dateline london. the government's multi—billion pound roll out of smart energy meters has been heavily criticised by a group of mps. the programme was meant to give customers a better idea of how much they're spending on energy, but is now believed to be behind schedule and heavily over budget. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. it is one of the biggest infrastructure projects under way at the moment, smart meters in 30 million british homes by 2020, designed to connect households in real—time with their energy suppliers, and hopefully cut bills. but for one group of mps, things are not going to plan. the cross—party big infrastructure group says the project may miss its target. it says the government i

it's the second of three 24—hour strikes by ryanair pilots over pay and working conditions.. if people are affected by this, what are their options for redress?m if people are affected by this, what are their options for redress? it is really bad timing for people about to jet off really bad timing for people about tojet off on really bad timing for people about to jet off on their summer holidays and there are more strikes planned next week as well. if you are affected, the most important thing is do not take a refund and allow that like to be cancelled on you. the airline has a duty of care to you and keep hold of your ticket and they have to look after you, they have to re—route you can put you on a separate flight to get you to your destination. if your need is pressing, for example a wedding or a graduation, you can ask to be put on a different carrier's flight if they are still running. these consolations only affect ryanair, but you can go on separate airlines to get to your destination is. do not just take the to get to your destination is. do notjust take the refund

ryanair says 1p. you apply for compensation as passenger. rya nair says it 1p.ryanair says it is extraordinary circumstances, we are not obliged to pay you anything. what do you then do? according to the civil aviation authority, you go to the dispute resolution partner and putting your claim and it gets sorted out. i suspect it will not be easy. i imagine we will see legal challenges going to the high court, possibly the european court of justice and if it were to be held at passengers were entitled to compensation, as the phrase goes, the floodgates would open, and people would be able to retrospectively claim for last yea r‘s ba retrospectively claim for last year's ba cabin crew strikes. one imagines the industry will fight this hard? yes. if you were given more than two weeks notice of the strike, which none of these passengers were, you do not get any compensation, but there is always a duty of care, they have got to find your alternative flight and pay for your alternative flight and pay for your hotel and meals while you're waiting to get there. in the m

they‘ re to be ryanair that seems to be the worst affected.ering from delays and cancellations all of the company has not confirmed exactly how many flights have been cancelled although by looking at the information boards it looks like it's in double figures. stansted it looks like it's in double figures. sta nsted airport it looks like it's in double figures. stansted airport has said that passengers should speak to their airlines as to ryanair, they have blamed the severe weather yesterday and staff shortages which they say are air traffic control for they say are air traffic control for the delays. and apologise to customers and said the fact is beyond their control. we received some pictures here that has led to severe flooding in parts of northern ireland this afternoon. many roads have been affected and drivers are being advised exercise caution. there are reports of some businesses being flooded in belfast too. the weather continuing to cause problems for travellers as the head off on holiday. simonjones is watching the situation for u

the cabin crew walkouts come after ryanair pilot strikes earlier this month with the last one ending yesterday more delays will follow around sixty thousand ground staff in spain announced plans for action in august ryanair is woes with workers are affecting its bottom line the airlines profits tumbled partly due to strikes by employees. for more on this story. from business department laws. what's the latest to do with development there has come out of ryanair i suppose the latest is really more trouble for ryan air because after two days of strike this week the pilots union has just announced that they are also going to strike on august third so there's more trouble on the horizon for next week impacting of course even more flights but this strike is not all about money is it no it's not it's of course partially about money but for a lot of people working at ryanair this is also about the environment they work in working conditions because they are apparently really bad at the ryan air which of course has to do with them being a low cost carrier they off course don't have much wigg

some ryanair flights from stansted have just been cancelled. mps warn british democracy is in crisis because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation on social media. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his police force is occasionally providing a poor service — and apologises. we are incredibly busy at this time. level of calls we receive in the summer level of calls we receive in the summer of very challenging. sometimes that service we provide in the peak times doesn't meet the service people expect. also coming up — australian sailor wendy tuck has become the first female skipper to ever win the clipper round the world yacht race. thousands watched her team return to liverpool, nearly a year after 12 yachts set out from the city. can't wait to see my mum and my brother! can't wait to see my mum and my brother! the cast for the next star wars film is revealed — and it will include previously unseen footage of the late actress carrie fisher. and at 2:30, witness looks at the process of designing the iconic sydney opera hou

talks failed the cockpit union gave the carrot still the sixth of august to come up with an offer ryanair canceled hundreds of flights last week off to cruise in spain is really should go on and on and went on strike last december german pilots became the first ever to strike a ryanair but disruption was that limited cockpit says ninety six percent of pilots now favor a fresh walkout that will give twenty four hours warning ahead of any action. that set you up to date with the latest from the world of business from all find us on facebook photo us on twitter at d w on the school business right now here's a look at the global walk is i'll be back tomorrow see you then. for inspiration. means we want to stress to your facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. people make fun about their own social economic and political problems. in mozambique we say that you have to ask so you don't try to it's help people call me daily purposes. as a journalist i still talk about this focus and that binds me to less the look of. a lecture staff my day by checking all those jokes finding out what peopl

talks failed the cockpit union gave the carriage till the sixth of august to come up with an offer ryanair canceled hundreds of flights last week off to cruise in spain is really should go on and on and went on strike last december german pilots became the first ever to strike a ryanair but disruption was then limited cockpit says ninety six percent of pilots now favor a fresh talk out that will give twenty four hours warning ahead of any action. that's it you're up to date with the latest from the world of business from all find us on facebook follow us on twitter at d.f.w. on the school business right now here's a look at the global markets i'll be back tomorrow to see if that. russian political satire meets game design example of a name with the help of a game engine and modern digital technology create. taking. the time goes russian on t.w. . clever parents courageous. should know. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you newspapers with official information as a journalist i have work of

ryanair has cancelled up to 600 flights over two days next week because of a strike by cabin crew inwill affect almost 50,000 passengers who had booked to fly to or from those countries on wednesday 25 july and thursday 26 july. the chinese internet giant tencent has revealed its plans to launch its payment service wechat pay into the united states, despite the growing tensions between the two superpowers. katie silver has more for us from singapore. what do we know about the details of this plan? in the us, in some airports and duty—free stores, but what they are trying to do is target the chinese tourist abroad. it is not about the americans humour but they are trying to tap into this market because the us is a popular destination among chinese tourists. outside of asia, the us is the number one destination and the placed chinese tourists will spend the most. about $4500 on average, each trip. the way this platform works, on their phone they can show a merchant the bar code and when it gets scanned comic comes directly out of their chinese bank account. they next want to target pla

the cabin crew walkouts come after ryanair pilot strikes earlier this month with the last one endingyesterday more delays will follow around sixty thousand ground staff in spain announced plans for action in august ryanair as well as with workers are affecting its bottom line the airlines profits tumbled partly due to strikes by employees. trading in fee chrysler has been suspended after a shift plunged more than ten percent in milan a calm maker reported a big loss in profits just alice it announced the death of its former c.e.o. sets of masculinity a comic as shares already plummeted three days ago after he steps down due to his ill health acumen it took the helm much yet in two thousand and four he was credited with rescuing it from bankruptcy in one of the auto industry's greatest turnarounds he went on to oversee the merger with chrysler of the u s creating the world's seventh biggest carmaker he was sixty six. for more on that let's cross over to our mental fanfan stock exchange danielle cool danielle this is for many reasons a bad day for chrysler. yeah exactly and let me tell

saas talks with ryanair have not led to material change over pay and conditions and it's not only ryanair pilots that are unhappy cabin crew in belgium spain and portugal will be walking off the job on wednesday and thursday of next week out of that planned action has already led to the cancellation of six hundred flights. you're watching news from berlin on national coming out acts of self of the hour stay on the stay with us. you consuming too much fossil fuel. driving too much and trying to live. with the result that the future is moving up increasingly from. intrusion from six. figures to climate change. for good. just off. such problems as well such and being. it's a historical moment captured by the world cup photo team yellow clubs in the middle of the fray and now they're sharing their best shots of well cup history with. sixty minutes. did brown really love hitler. or did she love the life he provided for her. she was the dictator's mistress. only an insignificant concert at his side. or pursuing her own ambitions. but certainly has no other woman got some close to. life and deat

well and europe ireland's budget alan ryanair is set to counsel ten percent of its flights to and from ireland. as a pass for a twenty four hour a walkout by pilots the strike will be the first in a series of planned industrial action stops in spain portugal belgium and it's and they will carry out their own strikes later in the month ryanair is known for its locals fast but critics say they are the spends of good working conditions on fast salaries. that's it from me on the business plans about. capturing the decisive moment for eternity. that was already causing a press songs talented. the photographer caught a fleeting encounter such as unique compositions. to this day his photographs remain classics of the art. the nationalist socialist on the grounds of this new your nazi terrorist group committed ten murders within seven years. the trial against main defendant be out to chap and her accomplices is coming to an end the reports from the courthouse in munich. there were in the end it's your trial today and deeds will be in use. on beethoven. his works and the goddess fortuna. the mu

i was taken with the ryanair ceo clip you had a moment ago.l be some shakeout with higher cost issues. and ag with hedging series of other ways that behavioral decisions are made means it will be much longer before you see material impact inactivity. francine: where do you see at all going? ,> in terms of the oil story opec is raising production. they are hoping russia will come to the rescue. theundershirt has -- undershoot has been all of these countries. they're trying to have a positive message of higher production. usually come at you see much higher levels of production going into these meetings. we did not see that. they are materially struggling to do it. it is hard not to be optimistic. the differences we have already had a relatively big move. at us not forget that higher oil -- nobody wants a higher oil price. if we had an oil crisis sort of story, that would be extremely negative. we are not going to see it, i don't think. francine: gentlemen, t why so much -- they do so much. stay with us on bloomberg surveillance. ukraine is tryi

ryanair has had enough of labor strikes in ireland.ll cut the labor force by 20% through the winter. ryanair says the strikes have had a negative impact on booking and airfares. number ise latest -- that is the latest bloomberg business flash. caroline: we see much anticipation of the key meeting of the european commission and trump. can they alleviate some of the trade tensions? the auto sector is dragging down the dax. caused by the miners getting hurt. -- has been downgrading the overall cost. check out what has been happening in terms of fx market. we have seen the dollar weakened a bit. the pound is flat that the euro is up .1%. the importing beating -- the important meeting is tomorrow. thatll be likely to see track lower going forward. as i say, the pound first of the yen up .1%. metered response in the bond market overall. ahead, ups shook off trade tensions in the second quarter. we speak with the company's cfo up next. and we keep an eye out on any deal -- it is interesting that it is the same day as -- meets with trump. that

strike action by ryanair leaves thousands of holiday—makers grounded at airports — with more cancellations for next week. it is all about pop—up. meryl streep,, first and others are among the stars of mamma mia. that and some of the other film releases in the film review. it may only be 310 miles long but the border between northern ireland and ireland is still proving a major block on the road to brexit. speaking in belfast, the prime minister called on the eu to evolve its position on the issue. the eu's chief negotiator responded that he's open to any solution that is legally workable. michel barnier also welcomed mrs may's brexit white paper, the one that triggered a slew of resignations in westminster, but questioned whether some of it could work in practise. our deputy political editor john pienaar has the latest. the protesters often turn out for theresa may but the problems of brexit follow her everywhere. today, she was in belfast with a plea and a promise. a promise there will be no hard irish border when the uk leaves. and a plea to the eu. she had compromised on her brexit plan

some ryanair flights from stansted have been cancelled.tish democracy is in crisis because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation on social media. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his police force is, at times, providing a poor service — and apologises he says it is budget cuts. an international arrest warrant has been issued for a man who killed a woman in a speedboat accident on the river thames in london in 2015. and australian sailor wendy tuck has become the first female skipper to ever win the clipper round the world yacht race. more on those stories at three p:m.. now on bbc news, it's time for witness. hello. welcome to witness, with me, razia iqbal. i'm here at the british library to guide you through five more extraordinary moments from recent history. we'll meet a woman who was caught up in the violent struggle for a jewish state in british—controlled palestine. we'll hear how the iconic sydney opera house was built. we'll meet the man behind a death revolution in the us. and a nurse who witnessed the cr

also coming up this hour, has your ryanair flight been cancelled this week?if their journey is affected by strike action. and in 30 minutes, i'll bejoined by a panel of international journalists to get their views on this week's events in dateline london.

ryanair faces strikes around europe over pay and conditions. gains, after a batch of generally solid us earnings and news of china's stimulus plans helped drive markets up.

ryanair pilots are staging a twenty four hour strike today the airline has cancelled thirty flights out of ireland the irish allied pilots association is protesting over pay and working conditions the strike only affects flights between the u.k. and ireland but unions are preparing to strike in spain portugal and belgium later this month and that could affect troops across the continent today marks the first day of industrial action for ryan air since officially recognizing unions in december and that followed a disastrous autumn for the kariya when he was forced to counsel hundreds of flights after mismanaging its height of twelve stuff. are you watching to use coming to you live from berlin of course you can always find the latest news and information around the clock on our website d w dot com will be back with the latest at the top of the hour so you. can. entered the conflict zone with mission sleep on. this week on conflicts. the call to excel in a second foreign minister who gathered his lungs the politicians searching for coming. on the question of hydration that a compromise ha

ryanair is set to cancel six hundred flights next week due to cabin crew strikes in spain portugal and l.g. on the low cost airline. travel plans for around one hundred thousand passengers ryanair such as it has offered a fact to travelers refunds. and accommodation where appropriate. better pay and better working conditions. tough times in greece's economy put pressure on small businesses after years of crisis many firms collapse but one traditional family run company followed the way to live and thrive bringing up plenty of new orders quite literally. a gallon opulence family has been making bells for over two hundred years the last remaining bell making business in greece is run by christophe and thomas now in their fifty's when the financial crisis struck the two brothers refused to give up a trade that their forefathers began in the eighteen hundreds. making bells is labor intensive and time consuming and then put plunge by sixty percent in the wake of the financial crisis alongside a fall in church donations but the brothers refused to shut down instead they focused on exporting