ryanair customers are coming in at 50.4 million, the estimate was 50.1 million. ryanair first quarter revenue coming in at 3.65 ilya and euros and the estimate was for 3.5 6 billion euros. we also have ryanair expecting second-quarter fares to be higher than a year ago. it's worth noting that easyjet reported last week, and it estimates. bloomberg intelligence says only wizz air has the potential to compete closely with ryanair given its balance sheet. it has been benefiting from people switching to cheaper flights amid higher inflation. the flipside is industry costs driving pricing higher among albeit with light relief on fuel. shares up early percent year-to-date and we will get more on those results with the seat -- the cfo later in the program. we also have a breaking line from phillips, seeing four year composite sale growth. they are rising their outlook. the adjusted ebit at 453 million euros into the estimate was 496.3. phillips said it is restructuring plans on track. we've seen shares up 55% year-to-date and it has benefited from the easing of supply c

ryanair are well—placed, rya nair are well—placed, leisure demand ryanair are well—placed, leisure demandstrations around travel, about audio cuts off and these weather—related issues in some parts of europe, airlines are very confident about the next couple of months. about the next couple of months-_ about the next couple of months. �* , , ., , months. it's been a turbulent time, of course, _ months. it's been a turbulent time, of course, not - months. it's been a turbulent time, of course, not least - months. it's been a turbulent i time, of course, not least when it comes to the price of fuel over the last 12 months. ryanair is famed in the aviation world for its smart fuel hedging strategy. where are they on that kind of curve right now? have they got a good deal locked in?— deal locked in? they've got a aood deal locked in? they've got a good deal — deal locked in? they've got a good deal locked _ deal locked in? they've got a good deal locked in - deal locked in? they've got a good deal locked in but - deal locked in? they've got a good deal locked in but they | good deal locked in

ryanair has rya nair has reported ryanair has reported profits after tax of 663 million euros, 737 millionconsumers are still spending on travel even as household budgets are squeezed. ryanair did cut its forecasts for passenger growth for the rest of this year, but only because of production delays at boeing, which makes the 737 planes in its fleet. adidas has received orders worth around $565 million for four million pairs of unsold yeezy shoes. adidas expected to make a large loss on the shoes, after ending a partnership with ye, when the rapper made a series of anti—semitic comments. the company said in may it would donate some we have a solar panel on the back, they are nice and lightweight and flexible. and then we have a gps locator on top, so we can see exactly where the cows are. that links to the virtual fence, which is behind us, or wherever we wanted to be. it means the national trust can map out the area they want grazed. if a cow then approaches the invisible boundary, it first years several musical alerts. if it does not turn back, instead trying to cross the virtual fence,

british airways, ryanair are all flying as normal.yanair flights this afternoon that are due to come into rhodes from stansted and east midlands airport. in fact, if you have a look at the flights that are coming into rhodes airport, they've got dozens of flights from all over europe bringing people, holiday—makers, into the island of rhodes which may seem a bit contradictory given that we see these terrifying pictures of an inferno and people telling us these frightening stories of being evacuated, fearing for their lives, their safety. and that is because, as we saw on the map, it is quite a substantial island and so far it isn't affecting the whole island. but i can't stress enough, it is really important that anyone who is looking travel to rhodes should keep in touch with their operator, keep up in touch with their operator, keep up with the news. people may want to return earlier than they originally planned and the foreign office is helping people with that, as are some of the operators. british airways will be flying out a pla

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ryanair europe's biggest airline, has reported profits after tax of 663 million euros, that's 737 millionend ofjune, and higher than before the pandemic. it's evidence that consumers are still spending on travel even as household budgets are squeezed. ryanair did cut its forecasts for passenger growth for the rest of this year, but only because of production delays at boeing, which makes the 737 planes in its fleet. the eurozone shrank at its fastest rate in the eight months untiljuly. the purchasing manager's index fell to 48.9 injuly — any figure above 50 indicates growth. food for thought for the european central bank ahead of its next interest rate decision on thursday. it's been a bumper weekend at the movie box office as the barbie film has become the us and canada's biggest film of the year so far according to distributor warner bros. the company said an estimated $155m was made in its opening weekend. meanwhile, new release oppenheimer made $93.7m in the us according to universal. the news will be a welcome boost to cinemas after the pandemic decimated incomes, and competition fro

ryanair saying the flight was delayed due to a minor technical issue. earlier this week, some passengers and a flight attendant aboard a delta flight from las vegas fell ill waiting on the plane in triple-digit temperatures delta apologized and is investigating back in southern europe, this deadly heatwave just won't quit. >> how am i dealing with it? >> seeking shade. >> reporter: in greece, this could be the longest heatwave in the country's history. the entrance to the acropolis would normally be packed with tourists at this hour, but not today. the gates are locked authorities shut it down this morning because it's simply too hot. >> i leave tomorrow on a cruise, so i'm not going to be able to see it very disappointed. >> reporter: was this the highlight of your trip >> absolutely. >> reporter: as wildfires rage throughout greece, thousands of tourists forced to flee hotels on the island of rhodes today europe roasting with no relief in sight josh lederman, nbc news, athens. >>> staying overseas, north korea made a major show of force today by firin

airlines affected include british airways , easyjet, ryanair, tui , westjet , easyjet, ryanair, tui,estjet and wizz air . , easyjet, ryanair, tui, westjet and wizz air. people have , easyjet, ryanair, tui, westjet and wizz air . people have been and wizz air. people have been forced to pull out their own teeth because they can't access or afford nhs care. a new report by the health and social care committee found 10% of people admitted to attempting diy dentistry . it says the evidence dentistry. it says the evidence of pain and distress is totally unacceptable in the 21st century. it's calling for urgent and fundamental reform . the nhs and fundamental reform. the nhs says it's already started making changes, including to contracts with dentists , as a breakthrough with dentists, as a breakthrough who may have been made in a bid to unlock boris johnson's old mobile phone after an ally suggested the government had recovered a pin code . the recovered a pin code. the deadune recovered a pin code. the deadline to hand over unredacted messages to the covid inquiry was missed this week d

boeing and ryanair. but benny has it covered. ♪ e. health happens now. e.wered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. it's an amazing thing when you show generosity of spirit to someone. and you want people to be saved and to have a better life, then you don't stop. the idea that we have saved five million people's lives, it's overwhelming. it's everything. guy: mixed picture for european equities. the dax is soft, the cap is up. big week next week for luxury reporting. the ftse 100 is a buyer around 0.2%. the reaction is elsewhere. european markets have generally climbed, but the euro have -- has rolled over. there is a macro index this week and a huge earnings element next week. who knows where the fireworks will come from. let me show you what the last five days have looked like. we started off reasonably cautiously. despite the fact we have seen u.s. tech get dinged up a bit, tesla and netflix, you have not seen this reflected in europe. monday and tuesday, some caution. but wednesday, thursday, friday, not a huge flying up, but i

this is a story of ryanair and it fits their story.id with high inflation that would be impacting especially legacy carriers. but we see stronger and stronger demand even on the long haul. i think at this moment, the long-haul situation is better than what we have seen in the europe situation. of course, there is a difference in product between us and ryanair. we have a different customer base. i don't see anybody stepping down to low cost this month. lizzy: are you still interested in tap, portuguese carrier? steven: it's a public process. we're watching that carefully. we're preparing and hiring advisors, etc. but first there needs to be a valuation done. two valuations actually which has to go to parliament. then the process starts. we are waiting for that and it will probably start after the summer. lizzy: i want to ask about these boiling hot temperatures in the mediterranean. long-term, how are you adapting your strategy? the you plan to change routes and specifically frequencies? steven: our main capacity is on the long-haul. on

airlines affected include british airways, easyjet , ryanair, tui, airways, easyjet, ryanair, tui, westjet and wizz air . and you westjet and wizz air. and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com. now it's back over to tom and . to tom and. emily well , a very to tom and. emily well, a very good morning to you. >> this is britain's newsroom here on gb news. with me tom harwood and today, emily carver. welcome to the show. >> emily i'm very happy to be here with you. >> tom it's going to be it's going to be a great show. >> i don't believe we've ever hosted together. >> we have never this is the first time on news we've first time on gb news and we've got much to talk about today. got so much to talk about today. some really big stories, but also question. some really big stories, but als> we've got a question for you at should we ban mobile at home. should we ban mobile phones i'm asking phones in pubs? i'm asking because one pub where because there's one pub where harry grew

europe's biggest airline, ryanair, reporting later this morning: will will its numbers say about thekend: barbie and oppenheimer have taken cinemas by storm a much—needed boost for an industry going through the horrors. hello. i'm tadhg enright with your top business stories, and we begin in spain where, as you have heard, the government is in limbo after sunday's snap election delivered no clear winner. the centre—right people's party, led by alberto nunez feijoo, gained dozens of seats and will be the largest party in spain's parliament but without overall control. the incumbent prime minister, pedro sanchez, and his centre—left socialists performed better than expected. some are now expecting another election before the end

something very exciting happening with ryanair , apparently. was ryanair, apparently.uncle's sat in the barin telling me his uncle's sat in the bar in his hotel on the the pool bar in his hotel on the island of rhodes and is very, very happy , although he can see very happy, although he can see some smoke and flames the some smoke and flames in the distance . government, of course, distance. government, of course, saying it's up to the tour operators to bring people home. they're not going to involve the raf gatwick airport saying make sure you've got travel insurance to cover disruption. ray thank you very much indeed for that. in the well, the ironic rain there at gatwick to welcome them back, course, to britain . back, of course, to britain. let's get more with alex let's get more now with alex deakin, meteorologist at the met office, can us. alex office, who can join us. alex thank you for your time. i mean, the being told the assessment we're being told from the deputy mayor in rhodes is fire remain out of is the fire remain out of control. and we gather that the

a ryanair, tui, westjet and wizz air.eakthrough may have been made in a bid to unlock bofis been made in a bid to unlock boris johnson's old mobile phone after an ally suggested the government had recovered a pin code. government had recovered a pin code . the deadline to hand over code. the deadline to hand over on redacted messages to the covid inquiry was missed this week due to complications accessing the former prime minister's phone. the device likely contains content relating to the ordering of lockdowns , as to the ordering of lockdowns, as well as details on the early response to the coronavirus pandemic. the government has already handed over the rest of mr johnson's documents following a high court order, having initially argued it was irrelevant . tourist sites are irrelevant. tourist sites are being warned to take care in the extreme heat as temperatures across southern europe and northwest africa topped 40 degrees. the cerberus heatwave has taken hold of popular british holiday hotspots in the mediterranean.

ryanair, up by a little bit today.see what michael o'leary is talking about when it comes to demand going forward. there are low factors in the mid 90%, 95 percent, telling you how strong demand is right now. like the united states, we are seeing problems continuing with europe around what's happening with air traffic control, baggage, airports. these issues are not going away. it's still going to be a bumpy summer but nevertheless, ryanair is up by 2/10 of 1%. building up to a crescendo tomorrow with the payroll number, it's a biannual event of opec ministers and big oil companies getting together in vienna. agn, keep an eye on that. the message from the commercial property sector is fascinating right now. turkish inflation with rate rises coming through from that nerve -- newly formed team of finance ministers in turkey. what's the message on that? then we get french, spanish industrial election data. industry continues to struggle at the moment. are we getting close to a bottom? a critical message we need to watch f

airlines affected include british airways , easyjet, ryanair, tui , westjet , easyjet, ryanair, tui, westjet and wizz air . , easyjet, ryanair, tui, westjet and wizz air. the department for transport has approved plans to build a two mile road tunnel near stonehenge. it's part of plans to turn the a303 into a dual carriageway. the transport secretary has granted a so—called development consent order, but a previous one was overturned by a high court in 2021, after campaigners raised concerns for the unesco world heritage site to two british men have been sentenced for smuggling. seven indian migrants , including women and children, into the uk in the boots of cars . one man who was stopped in doverin . one man who was stopped in dover in 2018 has been given three and a half years for assisting unlawful immigration . assisting unlawful immigration. three indian nationals claiming to be afghan sikhs were found in the boot of his hire car. his co—accused, who had four indian nationals in his , has been nationals in his, has been jailed for three years and two months, also for assisting

in europe where we've seen consolidation of sorts, the low—cost carriers, as ryanair and easyjet continueyou know, when you get to some of the secondary markets around the globe in africa, for instance, and in parts of asia, the profitability is nonexistent. so, you know, it's an average and that's the problem with averages. as we know, it hides the good and the bad. let's go from higher profits to lower profits. us oil company exxon mobil has reported a 56% slump in its profits in the past three months — missing wall street expectations after a sharp drop in energy prices and lowerfuel margins. but they are not the only one. all the oil majors have seen massive falls from the huge profits that they made a year ago after russia's invasion of ukraine sent oil and gas prices soaring. michelle flery is in new york. hgppy happy friday, lovely to see you. it is a funny old world we live in. here is a company that profits dropped 56% but i'm looking at the numbers and they still cleared a net income of $7.8 billion in three months. that is not too shabby. it is still a great profit for this cou

was made by the largest tour operators in europe, the german thuja and the irish low-cost airline ryanairle it is specified that empty planes will continue to fly there to evacuate thousands of tourists still on the island and affected by fires. elon musk changes address, logo and name twitter eccentric billionaire develops his new company to the twitter page as part of this initiative. musk wants to create a universal application xx that will include audio and video content, messaging, payments and other banking transactions, but this is just the tip of the iceberg. service x is conceived as a global marketplace for ai-powered product ideas and capabilities , the ceo said. you musk himself tweeted in his usual manner that it will soon be possible to say goodbye to the twitter brand and gradually to all the birds. exchange rates at the end dollar 90 rub. 38 kop. and euro 100 rubles. 65 kop. artyom thanks, i’ll briefly talk about some of the central topics, in particular, the military crouched in the morning, the attack of kiev drones on objects in moscow, the cartridges were disabled and

ryanair don't jet why do people never get this throu1care. ryanair don't care. don't care.e, they dump you there. that's their responsibility over there. have nothing else to do with you . nothing else to do with you. ryanair saying well, we ryanair saying today, well, we don't care if you want if we're not giving you money back, you've your seat. if you you've booked your seat. if you cancel you lose money cancel it, you lose your money on it. that's not a very caring attitude. that's the way it is. if you book through a tour operator, different set operator, it's a different set of circumstances . but of rules and circumstances. but easyjet or ryanair or whatever are not your tour operator. they are not your tour operator. they are your carrier. >> there are big questions about why the foreign office haven't amended their advice . amended their advice. >> i think it's really interesting that abta, as well, that's the association of british travel. what's the agents agents hasn't changed their advice on travelling to rhodes. and you know, all the reports that say travel co

consolidation, in europe where we have seen consolidation of swords, the low—cost carriers such as ryanairinue to outperform, but when you get to some of the secondary markets around the globe in africa and parts of asia, the profitability is nonexistent so it's an average and that's the problem with averages, as we know, it hides the good and the bad. and. it hides the good and the bad. and, john, it hides the good and the bad. and, john. while — it hides the good and the bad. and, john. while i— it hides the good and the bad. and, john, while i have _ it hides the good and the bad. and, john, while i have you, _ it hides the good and the bad. and, john, while i have you, where are we what the staffing levels? we know most of the airlines are still having bought all their planes back into service and they're still doing that but where are we with staffing? because one thing i was told not long ago was not only are the staffing problems but air traffic control staffing issues.- staffing problems but air traffic control staffing issues. yes, and is not 'ust control staffing issues. yes, and

the flight was canceled for about an hour in belgium due to the strike of ryanair employees today andorrow . the reason for the pilots' strike is revealed recently, a french tv channel went to one of the protesters who was injured in last month 's events in this country. it has been done, i may only be able to see in my right eye. they did surgery on my jaw to break me. as you can see, they removed part of my left skull. only the right side of my skull remained. on the night of july 2nd, during the riots in the center of marseille, this 21-year-old waiter with his friend at around 2 am police unit prevention and fight against crime on the street in the 6th area of ​​the calculation. they shot me in the head and i fell to the ground . they were one meter away from me. they dragged me to a dark corner and beat me on the head with a baton. i was thrown in such a way that i couldn't move anymore, and then they took everything i had, such as the car switch and phone, and i trust the country's judicial system, but i feel that they don't understand me , however, my 23-year-old service is a s

belgium, as a result of the strike of the employees of the ryanair airline, went on strike today andorrow, and based on this, a total of 96 incoming and outgoing flights will be sold and the pilots will be on strike . for the first time in front of the camera he spoke about makkah for safteh. since last week, ali has been subjected to heavy and back-to-back surgeries on his face and on friday , he may only be able to see in my right eye. my left side was removed, only the right side of my skull remained. on the night of july 2nd, during the riots that took place in the center of ma se, this 21-year-old waiter along with his friend at around 2:00 a.m. in the police unit of the crime prevention and combating unit on the street in the area of ​​6 months. at that time, he was subjected to terrible violence. they shot me in the head they hit me and fell to the ground. they were one meter away from me. they dragged me to a dark corner and beat me on the head with a baton . they threw stone figures on me and i couldn't move. then they took everything i had, such as the car switch and the ph

. >> ryanair level scam . >> ryanair level scam. >> ryanair level scam. >> it's like baldrick.be the plan is that, you know, they say , okay, we owe you know, they say, okay, we owe you this compensation , but you this in compensation, but you owe us this in board . so owe us this in board. so actually you can you pay the difference. so you owe us money. >> you expect that from lawyers from the state, do you? yeah actually, i do. >> i expect it from the state. >> i expect it from the state. >> it is a horrific story. obviously as our sympathy. i would , he's got, would imagine, though, he's got, you if he finds the you know, if he finds the right ghost—writer writer, will you know, if he finds the right ghorthatriter writer, will you know, if he finds the right ghorthat book. riter, will you know, if he finds the right ghorthat book. you, will you know, if he finds the right ghorthat book. you should will you know, if he finds the right ghorthat book. you should be ll buy that book. you should be doing right out of you seem doing all right out of you seem like a quite a compell

. >> ryanair level scam . >> ryanair level scam. >> ryanair level scam. >> it's like baldrick.be the plan is that, you know, they say , okay, we owe you know, they say, okay, we owe you this compensation , but you this in compensation, but you owe us this in board . so owe us this in board. so actually you can you pay the difference. so you owe us money. >> you expect that from lawyers from the state, do you? yeah actually, i do. >> i expect it from the state. >> i expect it from the state. >> it is a horrific story. obviously as our sympathy. i would , he's got, would imagine, though, he's got, you if he finds the you know, if he finds the right ghost—writer writer, will you know, if he finds the right ghorthatriter writer, will you know, if he finds the right ghorthat book. riter, will you know, if he finds the right ghorthat book. you, will you know, if he finds the right ghorthat book. you should will you know, if he finds the right ghorthat book. you should be ll buy that book. you should be doing right out of you seem doing all right out of you seem like a quite a compell

joining us right now is ryanair group's chief financial officer.ers. the most passengers you've ever taken. big increases in fares where the average fare was up by 42% but you also see a few things that concern you about the remainder of the year and as a result the stock was a little down. why don't you talk about that. what do you see that actually concerns you >> well, first of all, great to see you, becky thanks for having me on the show yeah, very strong quarter. the coms last year were softer. we had a bumper easter and the coronation we're somewhat cautious looking into the winter. we don't have an awful lot of visibility this time of year just over 10% booked into q3 and that's 5% booked with q4 it's difficult to know what will happen we are conscious that interest rates have been rising in the u.k. and europe over the past number of months and passengers may need some price stimulations and encourage some travel to the extent that they did last year as you know well, our model is we're building the planes, going to carry 183.5 million pass

a good life, but this minister is also interesting because he was involved in the boarding of the ryanair plane itself when when roman protasevich and sofya satyga were detained and he was one of those whose guilt was actually in this operation, as far as it is possible to assume in principle that lukashenka has some processes going on under the blanket as dangerous as putin's blankets, in principle this is realistically, i think that lukashenko has his own little blanket under which he sleeps there with the closest people with some kind of putin doll that keeps him from nightmares, but there is a big blanket of those who feed from the hands of those who feed from schemes e withdrawal of sanctions, which they drag to trade and these under a wide blanket . they started er during the riot of the beautiful woman. you can think that this blanket is needed , and you know on this saturday, when about every shot to moscow, we just had some er explosion of contacts with curiosity everyone started writing with there were different officials in belarus, there were officials, there were security for

yes, lukashenko stopped the ryanair plane coming from athens to wildness to arrest a 26 year old journalist. so again, this is, this is just nothing new and it's, it is probably a part of the, of a side that, that, that, that's a black mail coming from russia. and i think timing is also telling that next week a nato summit is taking place 40 kilometers away from the belarusian border. and then again, this is nothing new but the the then it heats the heats the discussions. so let's talk about that nato summit. it actually is going to be taking place in lithuania again right there in the middle of this stable, unstable region. and there are some big challenges on the agenda maxim including both turkey and hungary holding up swedish accession and also many member countries wish that ukraine would now get a firm offer a firm invitation to swedish accession and also many member countries wish that ukraine become a nato member. do you think we'll see any kind of breakthrough on either of those? i don't think that ukraine is going to get the firm commitment from nato from nato that ukraine will be

low- cost airline ryanair allows this opportunity. aviation expert, mr.ne, is it actually true in a country where there is a war in which missiles fly and they fly all over the country to restore civil air traffic? congratulations, yes. if we talk about the possibility of restoring air traffic exactly civil aircraft, on the one hand, you can give examples of various countries in the world where, despite ongoing military operations , in principle, air transportation is carried out, including uh, civilians , here they gave examples of israel of other countries . at the same time, we must understand that as of today, no country in the conditions that i in ukraine, i.e., when the relevant forces have means that are used every day. that is, these are long-range missiles - these are ballistic missiles , corresponding to kamikaze drones, which are launched by dozens, in principle, not a single one in the world there is no country and it is unfortunately very difficult to talk about any analogies in such conditions, on the other hand, if you look in principle at

ryanair, though, says flights are still running as normal and we have heard other airlines saying thetheir schedule has not been affected. 0ne flight that was due to take off this afternoon spent several hours on the tarmac. you can see passengers there fanning themselves with the safety instructions, and we were told that a few hours after this flight took off, it actually had to land in italy, not its intended arrival point in london, because the crew had timed out, it had spent so long on the tarmac awaiting departure in rhodes that then the crew timed out. so that's the experience of some tourists. others are spending days on end here at the airport, waiting for flights out, and of course we have people stationed there, speaking to them. and also there is the british foreign 0ffice. now, they've got a team there that's been sent to tell people that might not have their documents, they might have left hotels in a hurry or made their way to the airport from other destinations and not been able to go back to their hotels and resorts to get their documents and baggage, so they are on

anti—british airways and ryanair are flying as normal, but certainly, with british airways, people can longer want to travel on those days. —— if they no longer want to. we have also heard from the foreign office, which as it is working with the airlines and greek authorities to support uk nationals in rhodes. we know they are being set up in the airports to try to do that. this is an ever—changing situation, and we will bring you all the latest as soon as we can. thank you for that update. if you have had a trip cancelled two rhodes, you might wonder what your options are. earlier i spoke to emma brennan — she's head of media and communications for the association of british travel agents, and told me what holiday—makers should do. it's really important to recognise that there's two to sort of groups of people really. you'll have people who have booked a package holiday. and in these circumstances you've got more rights and protections. and then you will have people who will have booked their travel arrangements separately. so will have booked their own flight and their own hotel acco

supposed to depart and arrive from brussels charleroi airport were cancelled because of a strike by ryanair well�* after experiencing dizziness and being rushed to hospital. as he was taken to sheba medical centre near tel aviv, his office said he was in "good condition and undergoing medical evaluation". the preliminary assessment is that he was dehydrated. but he�*s being kept in overnight and an israeli cabinet meeting is being postponed from sunday to monday. well this is what mr netanyahu had to say in a video released by his office just a few hours ago: translation: yesterday i spent time at the sea of galilee _ with my wife in the sun, without a hat, without water. not a good idea. i�*d like to thank all of you for the concern and to thank the excellent team here in sheba who examined me. but i have one request of you — we are undergoing a heatwave in the country so i ask of you to spend less time in the sun and drink more water. staying in israel and protesters were back on the streets of tel aviv, demonstrating against the government�*s plans to overhaul the judiciary. the latest d

and british airways and ryanair have said they're flying as normal as have other airlines like air francer. so many airlines, again, are operating as normal as the tourism minister said. they're expecting to continue their operations. another thing to show you, though, is what happened to these easyjet passengers. they were waiting on the tarmac for about 3 hours before their flight took off. you can see them there fanning themselves with the in—flight safety instructions. and we have had word that this flight, while it did take off, had to land in milan because the crew had timed out. so these people still not home. their destination was london. another thing to show you is the amount of people that are in the airport waiting for flights, and some of them may be waiting for some time for the reasons we've outlined. and we know that the uk foreign office is sending a support team to help british nationals at the airport. some of the things they'll be focusing on is getting people emergency documents. many of these people may have headed to the airport without those documents, not able to

we know that british airways, ryanair, air france and the german carrier condor are flying as normal. know that the foreign office has been talking about working with the greek authorities, and they are now sending in a team of at least five members of staff from the foreign office, as well as staff members from the british red cross, to try to help people who are in rhodes. that is something that has just been confirmed in the last hour or so, and we will bring you more updates as we get them. this is obviously changing hour by hour.— as we get them. this is obviously changing hour by hour. people are caettin out changing hour by hour. people are getting out of— changing hour by hour. people are getting out of roads, _ changing hour by hour. people are getting out of roads, leaving - changing hour by hour. people are getting out of roads, leaving the l getting out of roads, leaving the airport there, and they are arriving, some of them here at manchester airport. arriving, some of them here at manchesterairport. —— arriving, some of them here at manchester airport. —— getting out of

supposed to depart and arrive from brussels charleroi airport were cancelled because of a strike by ryanairands of other actors have joined screenwriters for hollywood's biggest strike in more than six decades. they are concerned about pay, working conditions and the industry's use of artificial intelligence. the studios say the sector is changing and they have to move with the times. actors will not take part in any filming or even promote movies during the strike action. majorfilms in production, including the avatar and gladiator sequels, may be affected by the shutdown. peter bowes reports from los angeles. newsreader: thousands of actors on strike - - the major stars speaking out tonight. the strike that's gripped america. actors, some rich and famous, others struggling to make ends meet, all cast together on the picket line. horns blare. this was day one of what could be a very long stand—off between the actors�* union and the studios — a union with 160,000 members determined to show they mean business about a better pay deal and reassurances that artificial intelligence won't be used

some airlines including ryanair are still flying to the island, there is a flight due to go off heret 3:30pm this afternoon. as you mentioned at the top of the programme, the situation is pretty fluid and airlines are changing those plans. we have heard aboutjet2, to tui, british airways and easyjet all advising people to check before they travel with some airlines suspending those flights for a week at least. we are expecting the first flight back from rhodes, an easyjet flight into manchester terminal one, in about 45 minutes�* time. we hope to be able to speak to passengers on that flight. manchester, at the moment, is heavy with rain. it will be a complete contrast to what people have been used to, suffering that heatwave and awful experience is in rhodes so they may welcome the damp and wet of a lancashire afternoon here on the weekend. this is a fast developing situation. the foreign office is advising passengers to check before they travel and this first light coming in in about 45 minutes�* time, i suspect may not well be the last as airlines seek to get people home who wish

supposed to depart and arrive from brussels charleroi airport were cancelled because of a strike by ryanairrst unseeded player to win the women's singles title in the professional era. in a surprise win, the 24—year—old left—hander from the czech republic beat tunisia's 0ns jabeur, 6—4, 6—4. vondrousova, who underwent wrist surgery last year, said her historic win is "just amazing." french—tunisian sports journalist sara menai has been watching the final at wimbledon and had this to say about marketa vondrousova's surprise win. complete contrast between marketa vondrousova and jabeur. as you say, vondrousova looks way more relaxed, way more confident than 0ns jabeur. we know that 0ns jabeur�*s biggest, biggest mistake, i would say, during this tournament is the stress that she has and the fact that she is really struggling mentally. and i think that's one of the big things she has to she has to work on that in the future because vondrousova, the difference was really, really, you could tell that she was so much more relaxed than jabeur with all the pressure, we have to say the pressure is a

and british airways and ryanair have said they are flying as normal, as have other airlines like aires, again, operating as normal as the tourism minister said they are expecting to continue their operations. and another thing to show you, though, is what happened to these easyjet passengers. they were waiting on the tarmac for about three hours before their flight took off. you can see them they are fanning themselves with the in—flight safety instructions. and we have had worried that this flight, while it did take off, had to land in milan because the crew had timed out. so these people still not home, their destination was london. another thing to show you is the amount of people that are in the airport waiting for flights. people that are in the airport waiting forflights. some people that are in the airport waiting for flights. some of them may be waiting for some time for the reasons we have outlined. and we know that the uk foreign office is sending a support team to help british nationals at the airport. some of the things they will be focusing on is getting people emergency

we saw the hijacking of the ryanair flight to bellerose territory in order to secure the arrest of a belarusian blogger. we saw the weaponization of mike -- migrants and asylum-seekers in the fall of 2021 trying to punish poland and lithuania and other countries that supported sanctions against belarus. we saw lukashenko allow the belarusian territory -- i agree with brian that this is a -- psy-op but it allows russia to position forces on belarusian territory to obtain control of these weapons and that includes erosion of belarus sovereignty and independence and we are seeing by the day, lukashenko allowing this destruction of belarus as a separate nation and allowing putin and wagner forces to come in and undermined that and we have to remind ourselves and to signal to the people of belarus that we continue to support their independence, their sovereignty and their integrity and we support a democratic -- democratic transition of the country. >> we will start with a question i'm james durrant. how responsive -- and dependent or even in conflict with putin -- independent or even in

ryanair is carrying on as normal., but letting people change bookings over the rest of the week. british airways is letting customers due to visit rhodes or corfu in the next week postpone. if you can still travel but no longer want to, there's no automatic right to a refund. the best thing to do is to get in touch with your tour operator — and i appreciate that may be difficult. they are likely to be very busy at the moment — and see what your options are. in most cases, there will be some options there to rebook or claim a refund. if not, if you can't do that, if you're not booked with a package, then look to travel insurance. contact your provider if you have taken it out and see what they might be able to do for you. the uk government still isn't advising against travel to greece. it is saying if you're planning to travel to areas which are affected by wildfires, you should check with your travel operator or hotel before travelling. this is still a fast—moving situation. sophie. thank you. so how long will this he

. >> i focus on the ultra low-cost carriers ryanair and wiz air.nd you see down trading with the ultra low-cost carriers benef benefitting. >> makes sense alexander, thank you for joining us director of european transport at bernstein >>> a busy week ahead. let's run through the agenda retail is a big theme for the earnings reports we have sainsbury with the statement tomorrow after having to defend itself in the uk last week of accusations of pr profiteering of food inflation and we have the fed minutes on wednesday and the germany factory orders on thursday then on friday, the u.s. non-farm payroll report on friday then we get the may jolts and weekly jobless claims. an appetizer when it comes to the latest in the u.s. jobs market let's look at wall street and futures ahead of the shortened trading day as the americans get ready to celebrate the fourth of july tomorrow. the s&p and nasdaq opening higher and the dow closing lower. that it is for "street signs." i'm julianna tatelbaum "worldwide exchange" is coming your way next. >>> it is 5:00 a.m

and ryanair is also operating a normal service to rhodes.situation you don't want to? the best thing is to get in touch with your tour operator and appreciate that maybe difficult, they are likely to be very busy at they are likely to be very busy at the moment and see what your options are, in most cases there will be options to rebook or claim a refund. if not, if you can't do that, you are not booked with a package, look to travel insurance, contact your provider if you have taken it out and see what they might be able to do for you. with the fires in rhodes apparently still out of control and concerns growing about what's happening in corfu as well, this situation could develop further very quickly. the time is 13.16. our top story this lunchtime. one of the most familar faces of bbc news, george alagiah, has died at the age of 67. he was diagnosed with bowel cancer nine years ago. the cancer nine years ago. afghan women's football tel are the afghan women's football team who are playing in the world coming up on bbc news. brazil star ma

have easyjet running flights as normal and ryanairare running easyjet running flights as normal and ryanairnormal allsop british airways is also planning to fly into the island it will send a larger plane so that if there are people who want to curtail their holidays to come back early, they will be able to get tickets for that plane. you have this double picture, one hand you have what is being reported by my colleaguejenny hill and others, colleague jenny hill and others, people colleaguejenny hill and others, people who have had to fully who are terrified. 0n the other hand, you have flights still going in and if you have a look at the arrival board, at rhodes international airport, you can see that there are still flights coming in or due to come in from all over europe. as jenny was saying, there is a desk set up now in the airport to help british nationals, people may not have their documents with them for example. there are civil servants, british diplomats, who will be helping and as i say, the british embassy has advised people to work with the greek authorities to take advice from

by french air traffic controllers have already been causing cancellations, something the boss of ryanair knock—on effect of the ukraine work, and there is the potential of more industrial action in european air traffic management adding to those issues. after seeing adding to those issues. after seeing a steady trickle of cancellations recently, easyjet has decided to take out 1700 flights from its schedules overjuly and august and september. at its biggest and busiest base at london gatwick. this is an attempt to try and minimise the number of on the day cancellations over that busy summer period. it is only 2% of its schedule, about 90,000 flights are still due to depart over those three months, and i also say 95% of affected customers are being rebooked on to alternative flights, but as i say it is a sign that this year, despite the industry saying they have done all they can, isn't entirely disruption free. katie opts -- katy austin. — entirely disruption free. katie opts -- katy austin, thank _ entirely disruption free. katie opts -- katy austin, thank you. - a new scanning techniqu