. part of the airport, the old sta nsted airport.this pa rt these purposes just because this part of the airport can be isolated, security can be improved in that way. so what will happen on the plane lands is it will come down the runway, it will come to a stop and then start to taxi. and it will effectively, as you are looking on this green, it will land from right come down that runway, and then circled back in a sort of s shape to come to a stop just behind where i am standing here. what quite often happens with air force one when the president flies is that the door doesn't open immediately, it can be ten or 15 minutes sometimes, before the door opens and he emerges with melania trump possibly. he will be greeted when he comes down the steps, by a posse of dignitaries. the cabinet minister liam fox will be here, as will a and of essex. and the lord lieutenant in county is the queen's representative. they will treat the president and the first lady when they emerge from air force one. once those niceties are over, he will make hi

kris dielman was one of them, asking: and after air force one landed at sta nsted and after air forceded at stansted airport and after air force one landed at sta nsted airport and and after air force one landed at stansted airport and the demonstrations started, the complaints continued along similar lines, with dawn rocher asking: day navigates agreed. president trump arrived in a country he had described just before leaving washington as being in turmoil, a reference presumably to those two cabinet resignations within 2a hours, reported here on monday's news at 6pm. the foreign secretary when this afternoon. he disagreed with the prime minister's latest brexit plan. earlier, the brexit secratary said he was resigning as he didn't believe in theresa may's exit strategy. big political news no doubt but two newswatch viewers objected to the coverage, recording videos to explain why. here they are. with the disagreement and subsequent red is resignation of brexit were announced, the immediate reaction of those coverings were what was those going to mean for theresa may's future as prim

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tuesday sta rts today, highs of 25 celsius. tuesday starts fine and dry for many, patchy cloud, showers moving into the west, turning cloudierfor cloud, showers moving into the west, turning cloudier for northern ireland and parts of scotland, outbreaks of rain moving into the west of scotland as well. temperatures barely similar to what we are looking at tomorrow, height to mid—teens, but as we move through to mid—teens, but as we move through to the end of the week, high pressure building, this weather front will bring some outbreaks of showery rain to the north—west, so a fresh start of the week, some showers further north and west, but gradually warming up, temperatures reaching 30 degrees celsius in the south—east within the week. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: emergencies have been declared in northern california, as wildfires continue their rampage through the state, killing five people, destroying hundreds of homes and causing 40,000 people to flee.

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move, which i'm announcing now, that we have granted to india strategic trade authorization status sta one, and that's a very important change in their status under our export control regime. it acknowledges the u.s.-india security and economic relationship, and what it does is it comes under the exported administration rules, and it authorizes the export, re-export and in country transfer of specific items to destinations that the u.s. regards as low risk. currently, 36 countries, mostly all of the nato countries have this status, so it's a very elevated status from an export control point of view. and it's because india has partnered with us to improve its own export control regimes and has met most of the multilateral export rules that we think are useful. it finally reflects india status as a major defense partner of the u.s. sta one provides india greater supply chain efficiency, both for defense and for other high-tech products. it will increase the activity with the u.s. systems, the interoperability of the systems and reduce time and resources needed to get licensing approved.

the little while ago he left windsor castle on his marine one helicopter which took him to sta nstedh took him to sta nsted airport and one helicopter which took him to stansted airport and from there he is travelling to scotland, to his turnberry resort and golf course for a private couple of days there. but the protests a re a private couple of days there. but the protests are following him. we saw some scenes from a big protest rally in glasgow earlier and they will continue to be protests in scotla nd will continue to be protests in scotland over the next couple of days. the organiser of the balloon protest said they were still trying to get permission to float the balloon close to the turnberry golf course. with me now is dr clodagh harrington, a senior lecturer in politics at de montfort university. please give us an overview, let's ta ke please give us an overview, let's take stock of these two days of this working visit by donald trump, the protest a nd working visit by donald trump, the protest and everything that has gone with it. i think it's been quite a whirlwind. i thin

sta nsted airport have and they say they are devastated.the large queues were caused by passengers who chose to stay in the airport overnight, who rebooked flights after theirs were cancelled. they say there are still restrictions in place because of the storms in europe, and passengers are advised to speak to their airlines for the latest information. we can speak to the bbc‘s environment correspondent claire marshall — who's stuck in folkestone. you are supposed to be going on holiday? we have had a lovely few hours in the departure terminal. he has been kind of stoic, that is the mood here, lots of people accepting it is just mood here, lots of people accepting it isjust going mood here, lots of people accepting it is just going to be mood here, lots of people accepting it isjust going to be hours. everyone here at this morning on twitter at saying delays are up to five hours. so by the time everyone gets here, you are prepared for that. i was talking to somebody in the departures lounge who said yesterday, someone working at one of the

it was a spectacular sight for sta rgazers it was a spectacular sight for sta rgaze i’s a cross it wasor stargazers across the globe. the moon bathed night skies with its red glow for one hour and 43 minutes as it was totally eclipsed by the earth. the display was visible for most of the southern hemisphere, but the best views were across eastern europe, east africa and asia, where the entire eclipse was visible. the moon is passing right through the centre of the earth's shadow, so it is where the earth's shadow is at its widest, so its last the longest. the only light from the sun that can reach it is actually the light that has been filtered through a earth's atmosphere, which is why it goes the beautiful dusky red colour. catching a glimpse of the eclipse was hit and miss for stargazers in the uk due to cloud conditions, but the lucky ones managed to see the moon go fully read. meanwhile in brazil, people of all ages were out to enjoy the spectacle. translation: it is very beautiful, very beautiful. it was great being here and the moon was a very beautiful, more so with this telesc

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we will talk you through what is at sta ke. we will talk you through what is at stake.lso in the programme: shares in the chinese tech firm zte surge as it signs a deal with the us — clearing the way for it to resume business with america. and the markets in europe look like this. fairly flat if not a little mixed. we will talk you through the winners and losers. finding a new market for an old favourite — we'll be finding out how many once historically european cheeses are now being made here in the uk. as blenheim palace gets ready to host a dinner between president trump and uk business leaders we want to know if you were sitting next to mr trump what would you talk about? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. a very warm welcome to the programme. keep your comments clean and then we can share them on this programme a bit later. let's start with the uk government. it is due to formally lay out its post—brexit trade plans to parliament in the next few hours. there's still plenty of disagreement within theresa may's governing conservative party over the propos

total of 20 flights at least cancelled on ryanair to and from other uk airports including sta nsted,ding stansted, representing other uk airports including sta nsted, representing close other uk airports including stansted, representing close to 4000 passengers. it is important to remember these things are cumulative. they cancelled 50 flights yesterday, rya nair. cumulative. they cancelled 50 flights yesterday, ryanair. british airways also cancelled 40. u nfortu nately, airways also cancelled 40. unfortunately, this time of year, other flights, they are so fully booked, there is simply no room for people to get on board. i have been hearing from travellers who say, yes, we got cancelled yesterday, no flight yes, we got cancelled yesterday, no flight until wednesday. it also suggests the airlines are not being com pletely suggests the airlines are not being completely upfront about what passengers' rights are. we have been hearing from some who are pretty angry. yes, very straightforward. that airlines, british airways and ryanair, saying, that airlines, british airways and rya nair,

sta nsted has frustration, as you can imagine.told us those huge queues were caused by passengers who decided to stay at the airport to reebok after their plates had been cancelled. they are telling passengers they should speak to their airlines for the latest information. as for ryanair, as we mentioned, they have said that they we re mentioned, they have said that they were forced to cancel a number of flights. they have not said how many we re flights. they have not said how many were cancelled last night, but that, together with staff shortages, has caused further disruptions today, including cancellations and delays. they have said they have contacted customers directly affected by text and e—mail offering a refund or to catch the next available flight. and the company has apologised, but they said the weather conditions were simply out of their control. thank you for that update. much more information on the bbc news website regarding stansted information on the bbc news website regarding sta nsted and information on the bbc

so the president arrived at sta nsted airport in brexit.k, woodyjohnson. that isjust behind me, you might be able to see a glimpse of the security cordon that is in place. pa rt security cordon that is in place. part of the huge policing operation thatis part of the huge policing operation that is going on for this visit by the president to the uk. let's take an overview of the day so far, this report is from richard galpin. more than 18 months after becoming president, donald trump is finally heading to britain for what has been described as a working, not a state visit. the preparations have included massive security measures costing millions of pounds. this is regent's park where he will spend the night in the us ambassador's residence. an opinion poll on the eve of this visit showed 50% disagreed with him coming here. and already, following a fractious nato meeting in brussels this morning, the us president has stirred up controversy here, wading into the vexed brexit debate. and whether the government's new approach was what people had

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is this a hard sta nce are treated in china.ance that will see results eventually, do you think? europe and japan have endorsed this position and china has not exactly pushed back against it. however china would much prefer would europe has been doing as in going to the wto, preserving the multilateral framework, not resorting to bilateral shocks and spouts. that is what china is trying to preserved. china is trying to preserve that and europe has been playing again for a while, but some say it does not get results. that certainly is donald trump's position. i believe from the administration they are floating the view that maybe the us should exit the wto. is this a negotiating ploy? but this is where china and the allies should push back and tried to dismantle that. in terms of global growth, there are a lot of people who are very die and good about the impact of this will have lachie weller trade organisation, the rob bagg, the imf — your thoughts? —— like the world trade organization, the world bank. if you look at the growth

so there is a lot at sta ke for of london. so there is a lot at stake for both sides.tructive discussion rather than rejection out of hand. indeed. iam discussion rather than rejection out of hand. indeed. i am sure there will be plenty more constructive discussion as the weeks and months go by. let's talk about this one in forbes. amazon could be a solution to replacing local libraries. yes. this is the duh moment, sure, why wouldn't they take over the libraries? they have the books and the stocks and it might help the shareholders. i was thinking about this. i haven't seen my library card in decades. i grew up at my local library. i love that my local library, that place of going, that place of knowledge and community. we have to be careful about things like this. when we commercialise community services. yes, there is taxpayer value to be had. if amazon can do this, surely google and starbucks can chip in with the technology, the nice coffee and we can have community areas which feel like community areas and notjust commercial services that then can bring benefits t

worst where they were worst yesterday as well, sta nsted, specifically where they were worst yesterdayw rhino cancelling 50 flights mainly to and from sta nsted —— cancelling 50 flights mainly to and from stansted —— we saw ryanair. i am now up from stansted —— we saw ryanair. i am now up to 20 ryanairflights of which a dozen are to and from sta nsted and very late which a dozen are to and from stansted and very late notice cancellations. people going to barcelona and to poland and to dublin, probably found out at the airport while they were approaching the desk that their flights had been grounded. we are talking about maybe up grounded. we are talking about maybe up to 4000 passengers so far but the scale of the cancellations is really, really worrying because ryanair last night was still blaming friday's thunderstorm, air traffic control staff shortages yesterday, i am trying to find out what the reason is today. elsewhere in the country, not looking as bad as yesterday, gatwick had a horrible day, lots of cancellations on british airways, very long delays, people coming in late las

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