we and ryanair going to romania and ryanair going to romania and also — and ryanair going to romaniaalculated that they were about 10,000 people who are not where they need — 10,000 people who are not where they need to be.— they need to be. very briefly, simon, they need to be. very briefly, simon. on — they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the _ they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the trains... - they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the trains... as . they need to be. very briefly, | simon, on the trains... as you sa , simon, on the trains... as you say. north _ simon, on the trains. .. as you say. north of— simon, on the trains... as you say, north of england - simon, on the trains... as you say, north of england lookingl say, north of england looking very— say, north of england looking very difficult for travellers particularly on the northern network _ particularly on the northern network and their main coast rail line _ network and their main coast rail line. please don't travel today, — rail line. please don't travel today, make it tomorrow, your ticket — today, ma

we have a couple of cancellations on ryanair and wiz are _ cancellations on ryanair and wiz are goingre about 10,000 — calculated that there are about 10,000 people who are not where they don't— 10,000 people who are not where they don't need to be. the travel expert _ they don't need to be. the travel expert from - they don't need to be. the travel expert from the - travel expert from the independent there. just seeing on the bbc news life page which is up and running that as the snow has started to fall, there are problems on the rail networks in the south of england. problems between london and st pancras and st albans because of flooding in mill hill. great western railway say the rain has flooded the line between froom and taunton, meaning trains have to run at a reduced rate. there are issues in a large part of the country, you can get the latest on the bbc news website and app and you can get a forecast on the bbc weather website. forthe a forecast on the bbc weather website. for the moment back to new in the dry studio in london. i new in the dry studio in london-— new in the

it was some violent stuff with ryanair.you, say it was too big. force you to put it into a metal thing to see if it was too big or not. i'm sure they still do that. michael lewis made the experience more pleasant over the last decade. lisa: full on lounge man. jonathan: yes, i charge it to work as i should. under surveillance, delta airlines beating profit estimates in the fourth quarter with gains in travel. experiencing elevated demand as a push into premium product services. phenomenal performance from that company over the last few years. a market leader in many ways. lisa: how much does this point to the industrywide standard that they can all charge more because there are fewer deliveries of airplanes with lower capacity, doing the ryanair experience going into fisticuffs with other people over saving seats, which maybe isn't a terrible thing, but it speaks to this idea of also international travel and how it has continued to be strong. i wonder how much that has to do with the dollar. jonathan: delta, america, united

ryanair calls for the limit of two drinks at airports in a bid to kerb badly behaved passengers. >> and speaking of mayhem on flights, what do you make of this? if i hear one more remark from anybody, i will be ringing the pilots. >> they will be getting the police and you'll not be having a christmas. >> i think she is brilliant. i will be ringing the police and you will not have a christmas eve. that's the kind of teachers we need across the country. the kind of parents we need in houses. she is fantastic, i love that. we're going to show you that. we're going to show you that clip as again this morning. >> brilliant stuff. >> brilliant stuff. >> yeah it's brilliant right. gbnews.com/yoursay for all of your thoughts. thoughts this morning. first, the very latest news with sophia wenzler. >> bev and andrew. thank you. good morning. these are your headunes good morning. these are your headlines from the gb newsroom. uk inflation has unexpectedly dropped to 2.5% in december, easing pressure on the chancellor. economists had expected it to remain unchanged at 2.6%. it's after rising energ

while ryanair has called for a limit of two drinks at the airport in a bid to kerb badly behaved passengers. >> and in the sport, some great games in the premier league last night. late goals and some surprising results as well. high flying forest get a draw with high flying liverpool. man city throw away a two goal lead at brentford and in his first premier league game as west ham manager, graham potter gets his first win. >> hello. good morning. it's going to be quite a murky start for many of us, but it is going to be brightening up later with some sunshine. stay tuned and i'll be here with all the details. >> there we are in the 6:00 houn >> there we are in the 6:00 hour. very good to have you on board. >> i'm eamonn holmes, i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news breakfast with eamonn and ellie. how were you told to clean your plate before you got down from the table as a child? >> not clean it, clear it, clear it? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> clean. it was a different thing. >> clean plate club. join the clean plate club. yeah, yeah. >> clear your plate. yes. you got down from the table? yes.