>> yeah, sainsbury's, sainsbury's tesco day. i try sainsbury's and tesco day.turn. i just and i've done a u—turn. ijust thought not even to thought i'm not even going to bother . bother today. >> well we've got. who've >> yeah, well we've got. who've we who his we got? mike who says his daughter works we got? mike who says his daughterworks sainsbury's we got? mike who says his daughter works sainsbury's in daughter works at sainsbury's in kidderminster. kidderminster >> hello to everyone at kidderminster. >> it's where my mum and dad live. near there. total chaos, not online deliveries. it's not just online deliveries. it's also in—store cappuccinos not working, huge lines at the cashpoint because it's cash only. but then we've got dawn, who says, i've just had my tesco delivery without a problem . delivery without a problem. yeah. sainsbury's, is suffering more than sainsbury's customers, suffering more than tesco ones. it seems . but is this more than it seems. but is this more than coincidence, stephanie? >> well, i think there's something a bit more sinist

_ this a sainsbury's? it is damaging for any business _ this a sainsbury's?ury's? it is damaging for any business that is _ this a sainsbury's? it is damaging for any business that is losing - this a sainsbury's? it is damaging for any business that is losing so | for any business that is losing so much money because there will be an awful lot of people who have put orders through and they will go shopping elsewhere, the danger of any of these things is that people break habits and then move on to different brands but i think in the zist different brands but i think in the 21st century, people understand the technical issues do happen. so they will be hoping that customers will keep a very close eye on social media channels the sainsbury's and return to them. what i would say, we do also understand that click and collect is also impacted so if you have one those books then the vast majority of orders not being fulfilled. ., ~ majority of orders not being fulfilled. . ~ , ., , . fulfilled. thank you very much indeed for _ fulfilled. thank you very much indeed

they heed about sainsbury�*s. and now with tesco, anybodyjoins sainsbury�*s.ry�*s. and now with tesco, anybodyjoins the dots. the problem is it can make no sense. in this case that bizarre analogy that came from nowhere has some relevance. the bbc understands that the issues that tesco has been experiencing, that means they have been delivering to the majority of their customers, but some have not had their deliveries, they are unconnected, the bbc understands, to that sainsbury�*s issues. i am sure there will be it people scratching their heads at tesco and sainsbury�*s today thinking, what on earth has gone wrong with the system? maybe they have got those answers, may they are still looking for them. while some tesco customers may not receive some of their deliveries later today, the issues that were causing the tesco issues have now been resolved. it is one of those things, it is easy to pass this off as you can just nip out to the supermarket, or get a takeaway. but there are some people who are relying on those deliveries, people who have may be there at

sainsbury's a - eared impacting shoppers? sainsbury's appeared to _ impacting shoppers? to be _ impacting shoppers? sainsbury's appeared to be as _ impacting shoppers? sainsbury's appeared to be as confused - impacting shoppers? sainsbury's appeared to be as confused as i impacting shoppers? sainsbury's - appeared to be as confused as some customers, some tweets saying they will proactively contact customers to reschedule. another tweet here, telling a customer they should themselves go make a booking on monday. there is a bit of confused messaging but here is the official line from sainsbury's because this is a national problem. impacts of the people expecting to envision a busy saturday. the statement says that due to an error with the update, there are issues with contactless payments. all stores are open as usual accepting chip and pin and cash payments. unfortunately, this also means we will not be able to deliver the vast majority of today's grocery orders. we are currently unable to contact customers directly but will as soon as we can to rebook orders. there is a

we saw it yesterday with mcdonald's and today, sainsbury�*s and tesco.ent so their systems stand up to problems because they want to serve their customers well every single day, 365 days a year. so, it's frustrating for the businesses, it's frustrating for the customers. sainsbury�*s owns argos, which was also affected by the software issues. the supermarket giant said it's doing everything it can to get back to business as usual. marc ashdown, bbc news. one of the oldest and most prestigious film studios in the arab world has been destroyed in a fire. several buildings near al—ahram studio in the egyptian capital, cairo, also had to be evacuated as the flames spread. no casualties have been reported. many egyptian films and television series have been produced at the studio since it was founded eighty years ago. translation: the fire reached the upper floors in those - buildings, then spread. all those buildings burned down, then the ambulances and fire trucks arrived. this is a cinematography studio that tv shows used to film series in ramadan. the pla

>> , sainsbury's, >> oh, sainsbury's, sainsbury's, sainsbury's, come on. here's one point, it proves the importance of cash. doesn't it, when these systems go down. >> diana. just. yes yeah. keep that cash in your pocket. you never know when you're going to need it. >> keep it for a rainy day. okay, folks. well, let's get to your headline heroes and back page zeroes, and let's start with zeros, claire, with the zeros, please, claire, who's zero. your who's your back? page zero. your loser of the day. >> this jonathan wade, loser of the day. >> is this jonathan wade, loser of the day. >> is the; jonathan wade, loser of the day. >> is the national:han wade, loser of the day. >> is the national highways , who is the national highways project manager responsible for the current closure of the m25 . the current closure of the m25. and that in itself is a problem. but also his comments were really quite blase and told people to go and play in the garden or perhaps go and decorate their bathroom this weekend. oh, don't do that. just be apologetic , tell everyone

we saw that issue at sainsbury's yesterday, although it sainsbury's yesterday, although h been sainsbury'sshop empty handed saying weren't empty handed saying they weren't able purchase what they able to purchase what they wanted contactless wanted because the contactless machine working and the machine wasn't working and the atm outside but now we atm outside as well. but now we do have to think about what financial implications will this have on both of those superstores, particularly as other people would have probably gone to other stores as well, just so that they can get those food orders that they had been waiting iceland . waiting for to iceland. >> might result for that, >> you might result for that, i think it might have been. >> thanks very much indeed . it's >> thanks very much indeed. it's not, is it? >> is it? >> is it? >> is it? >> is that the is that the right one or is it should have gone to specsavers or specsavers? i think i got these, sorry about that. no it does make you wonder. >> but don't you think? i mean a lot of people will have just gone to another supermarket.

apology there from sainsbury�*s. incident from san francisco to medford and had landed as scheduled. it seems neither the pilot no passengers were aware of what was happening. the details from washington now. it's not clear exactly when this damage occurred. after the plane landed at the airport, the ground crew discovered that this external panel was actually missing. a search was initiated and that airport, medford airport in oregon, was briefly closed while they ensure that there was no debris on the runway. a photograph posted on a local news website showed a large hole in the side of the plane, in the fuselage, near the landing gear. you can see hydraulics and parts in that hole. we received a statement from united airlines who said that an investigation would be carried out to determine what caused this. but this is the latest in a bizarre series of incidents involving bits falling off boeing planes here in the united states. last week a boeing 777 taking off from san francisco was forced to make an emergency l

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it does seem like sainsbury�*s had a far bigger issue.onfirm people have been able to use chip and pin and of course cash all day long. sainsbury�*s of course also owns argos. that's had the same sorts of problems. the supermarket giant does say it is working as hard as possible to fix these issues and get back to business as usual as soon as possible. marc ashdown there. more than 75 billion blocks of lego are sold every year — but it's notjust for kids. artist nathan sawaya has been creating large pieces of art which are now on display at an exhibition in east london. nathan told us what inspired him. i use lego bricks for two reasons. one, i think aesthetically there's something there. i like the distinct lines, the sharp corners on all those rectangular pieces. when you see my work up close, you're going to see all these right angles, these blocks and squares and rectangles, but then you back away from it and all those sharp corners, they blend into curves. and i think that's the magic of using lego bricks. i'm nathan sawaya, and i'm

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we saw it yesterday with mcdonald's and today, sainsbury�*s and tesco.365 days a year. so, it's frustrating for the businesses, it's frustrating for the customers. sainsbury�*s owns argos, which was also affected by the software issues. the supermarket giant said it's doing everything it can to get back to business as usual. marc ashdown, bbc news. leading doctors are warning that blood sugar monitors being promoted across social media are unnecessary for people who don't have diabetes, and in the most extreme cases could put some at risk of eating disorders. the devices are part of a trend for personalised nutrition, spearheaded by companies like zoe. our health and disinformation reporter rachel schraer has been getting the details. blood glucose monitors like these have been used by people with diabetes for years. now, zoe is trying to bring them to people without the condition and you will find their trademark yellow logo everywhere, on social media, on bus stops and even branded yoghurt drinks in your local supermarket. but the health technology com

sainsbury's the it fault. sainsbury's say the issues today have been resolved, but orders will go out until but no orders will go out until tomorrow. it says contactless payments , though, are back up payments, though, are back up and running in stores. shoppers had been queuing for cash machines earlier to buy their groceries at tesco is still experiencing technical outages , experiencing technical outages, both in store and online. both supermarkets have apologised for the convenience. vaughan gething is set to become the next first minister of wales after winning the labour leadership contest. mr gething, who will become the first black leader of any european country, won a narrow contest with 51.7% of the vote. his only rival, jeremy miles, got 48.3. he is expected to replace mark drakeford as first minister on wednesday, following a vote in the senate , and says a vote in the senate, and says after 25 years of devolution, he remains committed to the cause. >> today we turn a page in the book of our nation

so got an online so if you've got an online delivery sainsbury's, delivery with sainsbury's, probablyelivered today. we've also been talking in talking about substitutions in onune talking about substitutions in online shops and swaps that are done item isn't in done when your item isn't in stock. pauline says i once ordered towels and ordered sanitary towels and sainsbury's sent me fabric conditioner. i'm still trying to find out the logic on that one. very good. yes. >> yeah, and on scotty's little soldiers, duncan says here. it's lovely see someone thinking lovely to see someone thinking of children's minds in a positive way, especially nowadays. are nowadays. these children are also be also veterans and should be treated heroes . treated like heroes. >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> well, do keep those of you coming in really, really good to hear from you this morning. and now women now we're talking about women having babies a later age, having babies at a later age, aren't this morning we are aren't we. this morning we are tara tana ramsay sorry victoria coren mitche

sainsbury�*s says it has now fix the issue and new orders can be delivered from today. it to cancel some of its deliveries, has also apologised and it is back to business as usual. but the technical glitches have cast a spotlight on the supermarkets, increasingly popular since the covid pandemic. this increasingly popular since the covid andemic. , , ., , increasingly popular since the covid andemic. , , . , . pandemic. this is what they want. the need pandemic. this is what they want. they need to _ pandemic. this is what they want. they need to be _ pandemic. this is what they want. they need to be resilient. - pandemic. this is what they want. they need to be resilient. the - they need to be resilient. the systems need to set up to problems because they want to serve their customers well, every single day, 365 days a year. it is frustrating for the businesses, it is frustrating for the customers. but i think of the world where technology is such a big part of our lives, it is such a big part of our lives, it is something we will have to get used to. when things go wr

in the past week payment system issues have also affected sainsburys and tesco stores.tell us more. what has been happening? it is the biggest bakery chain in the uk but customers looking for a coffee this morning may have been greeted by a sign saying having an issue with the tills. some of the stores were closed and some could not accept card payments and some could not even accept cash. some people were angry or even amused on social media. greggs said it was resolved by mid—morning and the majority of stores are back open. find by mid-morning and the ma'ority of stores are back open.h stores are back open. and it is not the first time _ stores are back open. and it is not the first time a _ stores are back open. and it is not the first time a big _ stores are back open. and it is not the first time a big company - stores are back open. and it is not the first time a big company like l the first time a big company like this has had it issues, what is going on? fin this has had it issues, what is going on?— this has had it issues, what is going on? this has had it issue

supermarket sainsbury�*s says it will not be able to fulfil the "vast majority" of online deliveriesders. sainsbury�*s says it was caused by an overnight software update — tesco —says it�* also working to fix a technical issue that has meant it has had to cancel some of its online tomorrow is going to be a warmer day. today felt a lot chillier across south—eastern parts of the country, but we have all seen the cloud increasing and there has been some rain and drizzle in the air as well. low pressure is staying probably out to the west, but well ahead of it, this cloud is getting thrown our way, and these weather fronts will bring the wetter weather and that is pushing east. it will clear away from northern areas overnight, but across england and wales, coming up from the south—west, we will see rain developing more widely by the early hours. not welcome rain by any means. eight or nine celsius, but where the cloud breaks later in northern scotland, temperatures down to three orfour celsius. unlike today, tomorrow is going to be an improving picture, where we will see the rain clearin

the supermarket sainsbury�*s said it will not be able to fulfil the mass majority of online deliveries have been contacting the supermarket to report problems with their online orders. some stores are also having issues of contact as payments. sainsbury�*s apologised to customers and said it was working hard to fix theissue and said it was working hard to fix the issue caused by an overnight software update. a court in hong kong has sentenced a group of people in connection with the storming of the city's legislative council building in 2019. that took place at the height of anti—government protests. most of the defendants were found guilty of rioting. the longestjail term handed down is six years and ten months. two other people were jailed for 57 and 74 months respectively. and two journalists were given relatively small fines — the equivalent of less than 200 us dollars — for illegally entering the legislative council chamber. next — something different now in mexico city. if you love a siesta, this story is for you, as hundreds of people there have been having a �*mass nap' to comm

here in the uk, supermarket sainsbury�*s says it will not be able to fulfil the "vast majority" of onlineers have been contacting the supermarket on social media to report issues with their online orders. some stores are also having issues with contactless payments. sainsbury�*s apologised to customers and said it was working hard to fix the issue, caused by an overnight software update. now it's time for a look at today's sport, with chetan. there are four sides in the running for the title on the final day of the six nations rugby. ireland are the clear favourites to retain the championship, going into their match against scotland but if they fail to collect a point then england could win it with a bonus point victory in lyon. france and scotland are also in contention, whilst wales and italy meet in cardiff hoping to avoid finishing bottom. andy swiss is in dublin for us. ireland know that if they beat scotland here this afternoon or if they get a draw, they will be the champions. even a narrow defeat will almost certainly be enough so the title is very much ireland's for the taking an

online deliveries were disrupted for sainsbury�*s and tesco on saturday. correspondent marc ashdown is outside a greggs store. what�*s going on? what's going on? it may be britain's bi est what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain but _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain but anyone - biggest bakery chain but anyone turning up front see in the coffee or breakfast but this morning might have been greeted by a sign instead saying we�*ve got some issues with our tell. some greggs branches had to stay close to the morning, others couldn�*t accept card payments. greggs lend a technical issue, apologised and said by late morning its famous sausage rolls were back on the menu again. mcdonald�*s on friday, tesco and sainsbury�*s on saturday, greggs today so what is going on? there is no suggestion anyone has been cyber hacked but the cause seems to be computer systems and one security expert told me you can�*t rule

sainsbury's the it fault. will go out until but no orders will go out until tomorrow. it says contactless payments , though, are back up payments, though, are back up and running in stores. shoppers had been queuing for cash machines earlier to buy their groceries at tesco is still experiencing technical outages , experiencing technical outages, both in store and online. both supermarkets have apologised for the convenience. vaughan gething is set to become the next first minister of wales after winning the

sainsbury's or c little matthew laza he was b sainsbury's b, sainsbury's was sainsbury's, it was sainsbury'snk. >> yes. apparently it was. yes. the film, the question two the film oppenheimer has 13 nominations at the oscars this yeah nominations at the oscars this year. but how many awards did they take home? closest answer wins . okay, that wasn't you wins. okay, that wasn't you first, lizzie. i'm sorry. go on. no, matthew laza . lizzie cundy no, matthew laza. lizzie cundy ten. lizzie, seven. sorry, lizzie. oh, i feel so bad , i do. lizzie. oh, i feel so bad, i do. okay, true or false? i thought we'd have a little bit of chat here. true or false? okay. did female gb olympian rebecca adlington announced she was retiring ? i hadn't finished the retiring? i hadn't finished the question. she's retiring. lizzie cundy. >> yes she did. >> yes she did. >> is it true? true >> is it true? true >> i'm going to say false because otherwise it's pointless i >> -- >> well, otherwise. because even though she's been convincing, she could be wrong and she's doneit she could be wrong and she's done it many t

it follows card payment outages at the supermarkets sainsbury�*s and tesco on saturday, and mcdonald's tills in some shops, but that the majority of shops affected are now able to take card and cash payments again. you are up—to—date. we will see you for another edition of world business report very soon, goodbye! hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm olly foster. a spanish court has ruled that the former barcelona and brazil footballer dani alves can be conditionally released from jail on a i million euro bail pending an appeal against his conviction for rape. the ao—year—old has served about a quarter of his ir.5 year sentence. he has been detained since january last year after being charged with raping a woman in a barcelona nightclub in december 2022. he was found guilty of the offence at trial last month. his bail conditions include relinquishing both his brazilian and spanish passports, so he cannot leave the country and an obligation to appear before the court on a weekly basis. the former world tennis number one, caroline wozniacki, says simona halep shouldn't have been given a

sainsbury's, tesco . all within sainsbury's, tesco.hin 24 hours of each other. >> well, we've got a sausage roll for here you. there we go. look. oh, delicious. andrew is literally recoiling. this is breakfast. i don't mind eating my greggs on tv, no one else is going. it just me. sorry. viewers at home listeners, if you let me tell you she never shares. >> oh while she's eating there is a major story going on and the we're not sure if the police are involved yet, but the london clinic where the princess of wales was treated there is a major security scare because hospital bosses looking it's in the front page of the daily mirror today that a member of staff , or more than one, was staff, or more than one, was caught trying to access her own private medical records. >> it's very serious this because hospital bosses because senior hospital bosses have kensington palace have spoken to kensington palace about breach, and about the potential breach, and they we firmly they claim, they say, we firmly believe our patients no believe that all

you look at what has currently been declared, that honour goes to a different person, lord john sainsburythe question, therefore, is sort of what is it that we don't know? what is it that has not been publicly declared? and as you mentioned earlier, the line that they have been putting out has evolved over the course of the week. the story broke on monday. on tuesday initially there were two ministers that were sent out to say that the comments were wrong but to insist they did not believe they were race—based. that line changed after the trade secretary kemi badenoch issued a statement, as i understand it, not one that number 10 had been expecting, describing the comments as reported as racist. shortly after that, the number 10 position changed again to describe the comments as racist but not the individual. we heard that line then put out by rishi sunak during pmqs on wednesday. the one thing that has remained consistent on this is not to criticise frank hester individually and not to respond to calls for the money to be returned. and indeed you had another minister kevin hollinrake, th

sainsbury's says it was caused by an overnight software update. tesco experienced similar problems, but on a smaller scale. both chains have apologised to customers and say the unrelated issues have now been resolved , issues have now been resolved, and vaughan gething has been elected as the next welsh labour leader and the new first minister of wales. he will become the first black leader of any european country. mr gething won a narrow contest against his only rival jeremy miles, taking 51.7% of the vote. he is expected to be confirmed as first minister on wednesday, when a vote will take place in the senate and will replace mark drakeford, who has held the post since 2017. it means no uk nafion since 2017. it means no uk nation will be led by a white male for the first time since devolution began in the late 1990s. >> today , we turn a page in the >> today, we turn a page in the book of our nation's history , a book of our nation's history, a history that we write together , history that we write together, not just because i have the honour of

whether you work for the bbc, city hall, sainsbury's or the police service, some sort of behaviour fromes you know is out of order and you report it, right? but with police officers, because they've got this huge amount of power, a huge amount of discretion, it is even more incumbent for there to be checks and balances. and let us be quite clear, the only reason sarah got into the car was because this guy showed his warrant card. sarah's parents have said, and her siblings, she would not have got into a car with a stranger, so we know that sarah was abducted, raped and murdered because this man was a police officer. and chris is right, this isn'tjust a police service issue, and we have been trying in the last few years to change the culture within the police service of london, it is an issue for all of policing. that is why i am really pleased the national police chiefs' council are responding today as one, as all 43 police forces. lady angiolini, the scottish lawyer who did this inquiry, and there is still two more parts of this inquiry to go, so we could learn even more awful details

sainsbury�*s has announced its cutting around 1500 jobs subject to consultation as part of plans to savelost at its contact centre in cheshire, in—store bakeries, and some local fulfilment centres. some staff will be redeployed, with alternative roles found where possible. 0cado has warned it could take legal action against marks & spencer if the retailer does not hand over a final payment for their online food joint venture. the grocery technology firm and m&s signed a deal nearly five years ago for 0cado to sell the retailer's food on the internet. m&s made an upfront payment of more than £560 million, and is due to pay more than £190 million based on certain targets being met. however, it is claiming that 0cado has not reached those goals. coming up: pumping out profits. the issa brothers from blackburn made billions from petrol stations, but can they do the same with supermarket giant asda? we speak exclusively to mohsen issa in his first—ever tv interview. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk.— bringing you different

sainsbury's says it was caused overnight was caused by an overnight software update . on a smaller scale . both chains on a smaller scale. both chains have apologised to customers and say unrelated issues have say the unrelated issues have been resolved . vaughan gething been resolved. vaughan gething has been elected as the next welsh labour leader in the new first minister of wales. he will become the first black leader of any european country . become the first black leader of any european country. mr gething won a narrow contest against his only rival jeremy miles, taking 51.7% of the vote. he's expected to be confirmed as first minister on wednesday, when a vote will take place in the senate, and he will replace mark drakeford, who has held the post since 2018. it means no uk nafion since 2018. it means no uk nation will be led by a white male for the first time since devolution began in the late 1990s. >> today we turn a page in the book of our nation's history , a book of our nation's history, a history that we write together , history that we write together, not

the backbone aboso mcdonald's, sainsbury's, >> so mcdonald's, sainsbury's, tesco's at the same time.o you, bev. >> know what? it's we had >> you know what? it's we had a guy the show last week about guy on the show last week about this and, and he said a lot of these software systems get updated the same companies updated by the same companies around same time. around about the same time. and that might explain these glitches, though. >> very odd? look at >> isn't it very odd? look at this reversal. you with this role reversal. you with youn this role reversal. you with your, facts and your, you know, facts and explanations and you with the conspiracy . conspiracy theories. >> you just have to you know, the thing is, look, we're in the middle of massive social change. and a big of it is this and a big part of it is this tech that in tech revolution that we're in the well, i hope the middle of. well, i hope you're right. when goes you're right. when it goes wrong. and there's about it wrong. and there's much about it that don't like, i agree. yeah that i don't like, i agree. yeah we h

on saturday, sainsbury's reported that a lot of their online grocery deliveries on saturday couldn'tve. those tesco similarly had to cancel a small, small number of delivery orders and at times couldn't collect those contactless payments in store and mcdonald's worldwide global outages were their technology system. they say that was caused due to a configuration change resulting in a halt to order taking process here in the uk . that process here in the uk. that happened around 5 am. last friday and for some stores in the midlands, there were outages of over two hours for that. so it really only stresses, of course, the way in which, more stores are going for more card preferred or card only cash, the british retail consortium saying if for the first time in a decade in 2023, the amount of cash being used in transactions grew to 19% of all transactions . grew to 19% of all transactions. just to give you some context, it was 15% in 2021. but cards still accounting for 76% of transactions . so when you get transactions. so when you get these it outages, as we've seen recently, of cours

. >> well, this comes as last week, the consumer giant's mcdonald's, tesco, sainsbury's and argos alsoues which affected card payments and online deliveries. >> well, joining us now is our west midlands reporter, jack carson, who is currently enjoying a greggs in birmingham. well there you go. standing outside . have you got something outside. have you got something to eat. what's going on then? on, to eat. what's going on then? oh, we saw you. >> yeah. good afternoon to you both. so these shortages or these outages rather across the country happened mid—morning this morning when lots of customers and greggs were reporting that they were having to close many of their stores because of a technical glitch, meaning they were unable to take card payments, were unsure about how just how many of the around 2500 odd of the chain's across the uk were exactly affected. but this one here in the jewellery quarter in birmingham did have to close its shutters. have a note saying that they were unable to open because of their being able to, of their lack of being able to, of course, take those card

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the disruption follows similar it glitches at sainsbury's , tesco's and sainsbury's, tesco's and mcdonald'ss self—assessment telephone helpline for half of the year. the tax authority originally announced the line would be closed between april and september, with taxpayers directed to online services instead. mps criticised the u—turn. that's the news for the latest stories do sign up to gb news alerts. scan that qr code on your screen right now or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . to gbnews.com slash alerts. >> welcome along. is the channel migrant crisis importing violent thugs into britain? today was a record breaking day. 450 arrivals. one of those arrivals was stabbed whilst on a boat crossing the channel. gb news filmed the scene as an ambulance arrived at the harbour to meet the lifeboat. so it looks like at least one of the people we've imported into britain today is probably prepared to kill somebody brilliant . fortunately, somebody brilliant. fortunately, the stab victim's injuries are not believed to be life threatening, but we are clearly now importing channel migrants who have a

>> a shocker weekend for the nation's supermarkets as sainsbury's and tesco both face huge tech issuesrian albert museum in london that has labelled margaret thatcher a villain. oh, we, we are going to be debating. is that really fair ? is that really fair? >> good morning. there were six nafions >> good morning. there were six nations heartache for england last night as they lost out to france late on in lille . wales, france late on in lille. wales, meanwhile, earned the dubious distinction of a first wooden spoon in 21 years and on a day of high drama in the fa cup. find out which manager had to apologise for goading a ballboy after a wet start this morning, there will be a bit more sunshine on offer this afternoon. >> join me later for the full forecast with all the details . forecast with all the details. >> good morning to you. i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is breakfast on gb news

sainsbury's tesco's don't tesco's and mcdonald's. i don't go all go to mcdonald's.tomers were left fuming and often it meant they couldn't pay for their shopping unless they had cash . had cash. >> that's right. they've all said they were. they were isolated and technical issues. could that be the case or is something more sinister at play? we're joined now by security consultant . good consultant james ball. good morning it plausible morning james, is it plausible that these were all isolated tech issues, or is there something a little more widespread going on here? >> perfectly plausible that they were isolated tech issues, that someone deployed an update to a system and it broke things. this happens all the time. it's just often not visible. >> but it does seem an extraordinary coincidence . james extraordinary coincidence. james mcdonald's first of all. but then sainsbury's and tesco, probably two of our most famous high street stores, both at the same time. >> so there's different ways that that could happen. it could be three completely unrelated issues . it c

it follows card payment outages at the supermarkets sainsbury�*s and tesco on saturday, and mcdonald's. the train maker alstom has warned that 3,000 jobs could be at risk at its derby site in the english midlands due to a lack of new orders. speaking to the bbc, the company's managing director for the uk also warned that the impact on the supply chain would be considerable. the company has been in talks with the uk government for almost a year to find a solution to save the historic rail factory. sales at luxury brand gucci are expected to drop 20% in the first quarter of the year, according to its owner, luxury conglomerate kering. the drop is blamed on a much steeper decline than expected in the asia pacific region. the warning contrasts with rivals lvmh and hermes whose sales have remained resilient. train drivers at 16 rail companies are to stage a fresh wave of strikes and a six—day overtime ban in a long—running dispute over pay. that's according to their union aslef. that could threaten more travel chaos for passengers across the country. increasing unhappiness among younger peo

and she me two packets of she sent me two packets of delicious chocolate sainsbury's biscuits, whiche currently devouring . other supermarkets, devouring. other supermarkets, of course are available, so listen , it was my birthday today listen, it was my birthday today and i had a chance of the night off, but i wanted to spend it with you. so let's have a big two hours and we start with my big opinion. forget about success in the euros or this summer's olympics. once again, britain looks likely to scoop the unwanted award of lazy man of europe, if not the world. it's been revealed that almost 10 million working age brits are not active in the economy. 10 million the head of the uk's tax and spending watchdog, the obr, warned of a worrying rise in economic inactivity, driven by growing numbers of people claiming to suffer from long term sickness. and yet we spend record amounts on the nhs, so record amounts on the nhs, so record sickness, record investment, make it make sense. now, clearly there are plenty of people potentially watching or listening to tonight's show who are of workin

they're playing with us. had sainsbury's, us.ctoral commission, the royals. >> they're taking all our >> they're taking out all our national institutions, including greggs. you know, the crown greggs. you know, the true crown jewels uk . i mean that is jewels of the uk. i mean that is the serious and is the serious issue and that is why we're going to see a why i think we're going to see a lot more kind of lot more of this kind of conversation towards end conversation towards the end of the year because, you know, all across think three across the world, think three quarters of the world's democracies the democracies are going to the polls. obviously people like polls. and obviously people like russia going russia and china are going to be looking see they looking to see where they can find spots those find the weak spots in those different systems. find the weak spots in those diffjamesystems. find the weak spots in those diffjames topman, very >> james topman, thank you very much. hearing from you. thank you else you very much.

okay and i think a local branch of tesco's or sainsbury's, wherever it was at. didn't . police to arrive. they didn't. >> what's that pile of stuff there? >> that's the pile of stuff next in this guy's including in this guy's bag, including a woman's well as woman's purse. right. as well as some tins of olive oil and some shampoo some shampoo. yeah shampoo and some shampoo. yeah but it's amazing because a load of people the left decided of people on the left decided that done bad that charlie had done a bad thing, was grass , which thing, and he was a grass, which did think, well, where's did make me think, well, where's the woman's person. >> f- f— >> exactly. so anyway. >> exactly. so anyway. >> very >> right. we have got very quickly union so quickly your union jackass. so have you just won that great britain? >> well, charlie, i'm not entirely sure that was in the rules. okay, rules. but anyway. okay, so my jackass galloway. rules. but anyway. okay, so my jackas as galloway. rules. but anyway. okay, so my jackasas we've galloway. rules. but anyway. okay, so

tesco has the biggest network, though sainsbury's has seen its largest increase year on year . seen itsatest headlines i'll be back in half an hour. in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code on your screen, or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . slash alerts. >> welcome back. it's 1107. this is britain's newsroom with me, ben leo and pip tomson. flag gate still raging at these now some emails flying in. >> well, robert morning. boycott the new england shirt, you say. and wear the old shirt. teach nike a lesson. >> yeah. and tom says it's not an english flag, it's a coloured cross. what next? removing the three lions and lots of you actually saying this morning, why don't we have an english manufacturer ? slazenger i manufacturer? slazenger i believe is based in derby or traditionally the england kit was always made by umbro, who i think are based in manchester. >> i mean, i think they totally underestimated the reaction to this and i think the fa is totally underestimated it as well because i haven't, i haven't i don't think anybody who's written in this mornin

very, very long way, darren, from the allegation that bread rolls were once thrown at her in a sainsbury'svery , very hard, you know, all very, very hard, you know, all the polls that were done even after the prince, the late princess of wales, died , showed princess of wales, died, showed that camilla was not a popular person and nobody wanted it as well. the vast majority of people did not want her as queen. that is completely turned on its head now . and you know, on its head now. and you know, camilla is now extremely camilla is now an extremely valuable asset for the royal family. i mean, she's loved and adored and i mean, i've met her adored and i mean, i've met her a couple of times and she she's very, very charming. she's she's a really nice lady. good fun, got a great sense of humour, and all that comes shining through . all that comes shining through. and when you see a royal visits. yeah. you know, her personality , yeah. you know, her personality, she, her real personality comes about. and of course, let's not forget that she herself was very, worried about very, very worried a

things like, routine check—ups you can act as a consumer as you would for shopping for your food at sainsbury'sd for the best, best services that you can. and again, if you can't afford it, the government will foot the bill so this idea that the only other system the the only other system in the world the nhs and the us is world is the nhs and the us is completely farcical. it's completely farcical. it's completely untrue . looking at completely untrue. looking at countries like germany, sweden, denmark, france , these denmark, even france, these countries all have some form of pubuc countries all have some form of public and private partnerships. and fundamentally it's about allowing to have that allowing consumers to have that choice. and if we compete with different hospitals , we compete different hospitals, we compete with different providers. consumers will have that choice . consumers will have that choice. and also the actual system will be forced to compete with one another so that they can drive up standards. at the moment, we seem to think that the solution to public service failure