, again, you can see those planes landing and waiting around stansted airport. have all these planes across the united kingdom that you can see and they will be heading for those airports, mainly the big one are going to be stansted and also gatwick and luton in the southeast. and they are going to be posing them, they will bring them in a much, much slower, you would normally expect to see a lot more planes and that heathrow airport and there is another plane coming in to land. we saw that plane and just as i was talking and now this other one is coming in to land rugby as well. you can see there and the other ones messing around on the runway. that is a lot slower rate than we would expect coming into land normally at heathrow and as we have been saying, that is the issue, it's are bringing those planes in under systems that it might not normally and they may be doing it manually, so they will be pro—tour prioritising nothing to worry about safety wise but that is why these other planes that you might expect to be taking off aren't, because they want to keep t

passengers at stansted airport have been stranded on trains and planes after a powerfailure affectedially evacuated after its fire alarms went off.an airport spokesman said a "power after its fire alarms went off. an airport spokesman said a "power outage" affected the whole site and systems had to be rebooted. power has now been restored. you're live with bbc news. mexico's northwestern coast has been hit by high winds and heavy rains as storm hilary makes landfall. there's been flooding in santa rosalia in the ba—ha california region. some houses have been submerged. elsewhere, there have been landslides. the tropical storm is expected to cross into the us state of california on sunday. forecasters have warned it could dump 25 centimetres of rain — that's a year's worth — in southern california. in the past hour a magnitude 5.1 earthquake hit southern california north of los angeles. live now to our correspondent in los angeles, peter bowes. talk us through the latest on the earthquake that just talk us through the latest on the earthquake thatjust happened? mil earthquake thatjust

passengers at stansted airport have been stranded on trains and planes after a power failure affecteds initially evacuated after its fire alarms went off. an airport spokesman said a "power outage" affected the whole site and systems had to be rebooted. power has now been restored. you're live with bbc news. a former childcare worker, who is accused of committing sex crimes against 91 children, is scheduled to appear in an australian court today. the man has been charged with more than 1,600 offences, including 246 counts of rape and 673 counts of indecent assault against children. he was arrested in august of last year, but it took the police a full year to conduct the investigation and identify the victims. for more on this we can cross live to sydney and join the bbc s phil mercer who s following the case. what more can you tell us about the charges that this man is facing? senior investigators here in australia is seeing the allegations against this man are some of the most chilling cases they've ever worked on and one senior investigators said that it is beyond anyone's imaginati

passengers at stansted airport have been stranded on trains and planes after a power failure affectedinitially evacuated after its fire alarms went off. power has now been restored. you're live with bbc news. polls have closed in ecuador �*s elections. electoral commission said the day had passed off peacefully despite the run—up to the elections being hacked by violence. earlier this month, anti—corruption candidate, fernando villavicencio, was assassinated as he was leaving a campaign event. many candidates cast their votes wearing bullet—proof vests and helmets. earlier, i spoke to our south america correspondent katy watson who is in the capital quito. the polls have just closed and the results should be coming through in the next few hours but there is below security around the selections. going into the bags and being deployed much earlier on the day would normally be involved in an election like this. certainly what happened was the murder of fernando villavicencio has sharpened minds and the people realise the dangers facing them and now candidates are coming with bullet proof

as we see can see there are probably planes in areas around the country, here if we zoom in on stansted

is actually in the air space once the aeroplanes are airborne, so if you are feeding off gatwick, stansted and luton all at the same time, they are traffic controllers who are looking after the airspace immediately after the aeroplanes depart rely very much on having up—to—date data fed into them, which is why we need to make sure everything is ready for them. so, they will probably have reduced the flow as low as 25% or 30% of the normal capacity. the flow as low as 2596 or 3096 of the normal capacity-— normal capacity. obviously that creates a huge _ normal capacity. obviously that creates a huge backlog, - normal capacity. obviously that creates a huge backlog, 500 i normal capacity. obviously that - creates a huge backlog, 500 flights cancelled today. it is not fair air traffic control to say how quickly that backward can be managed, that is for the airlines, correct? it is is for the airlines, correct? it is done jointly. — is for the airlines, correct? it is done jointly. to _ is for the airlines, correct? it is done jointly, to be _ is forthe airlines, correct? it 3 done jointly, to

the club play their home games at woodside park — not far from stansted airport but because of the geographicalsion, and there already being 22 clubs far enough south to fill that league, bishop's stortford have a lot of travelling north to do. it works both ways of course. chester fans will have a 400 mile round trip for the opening game tomorrow. it's every other week for stortford though. their away game at darlington in december for instance is 220 miles each way. and that's not the furthest. it's 500 miles to blyth spartans and back in october. so, not surprisingly the club will have to spend a lot of money on coach travel aand hotels, and might find it hard to recruit players too. some of those already on the books, most of whom have dayjobs, might even need to take annual leave to travel to games. but for now their manager agrees they might have to compromise. the cost indications are huge but on the flip side if we want to progress to the football club and go all out then we have to deal with that because if you have to play at the next level you have to do with it. if you don't want to

stansted has become the first major uk airport to reach pre—pandemic levels of passengers.lane and uxbridge and the victoria line has severe delays between euston and walthamstow central. now on to the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good morning. a little slice of something much more summery coming up over the next couple of days or so and it will start to feel a lot more like august again. today is looking dry, very different to how it was yesterday. there will be some spells of sunshine but also some areas of cloud at times. starting off with some cloud, but the sunshine will break through as we head through the day. clouding over at times, there's a very weak warm front just pushing its way further northwards introducing warmer, more humid feeling air. in the best of the afternoon sunshine, temperatures will lift to around 23 or 24 celsius for most of us. as we head through this evening and overnight again it is staying dry and it all starts to feel a little more humid. lows of around 14 or 15 degrees into tomorrow morning. on thursday we draw in a southerl

, 23, luton and 18 at stansted, 23, luton and 18 at edinburgh .nnot rule out the possibility that the inputting error by a french airline could have caused the meltdown down at the uk's air traffic control system. >> the fault has been fixed, but quite why it happened still isn't clear. departure lounges abroad are still full of passengers as airlines scramble to clear the backlog. we are being warned that the disruption could continue for several more days. could continue for several more days . well, east midlands days. well, east midlands airport say they are operating a near normal flight schedule today. near normal flight schedule today . they lucky them. our east today. they lucky them. our east midlands reporter will hollis is there for us. will what is the latest situation there so many other airports not doing as well as east midlands by the sounds of it , yes. of it, yes. >> well, east midlands airport tends to do really well when there are these national problems affecting particularly those major airports like heathrow , particularly b

stansted airport is getting back to normal this morning after it was hit by a power failure yesterdayin an attempt to deter shoplifters. the retailer has written to the police federation saying staff can use in—store drink machines, and its cafes. let's take a look at the tubes now. on the dlr, there's no service between canning town and stratford international. minor delays on the picaddilly line. some isuues on the london overground too. now onto the weather with kate. good morning. it is a mild start to the new week. any early cloud will break to sunny spells and the temperature feeling warm. there are also one or two mist and fog patches around within that low cloud but, as i said, it's going to clear very quickly. those sunny spells developing through the day and into the afternoon, temperatures feeling warm — 25 or 26 celsius. a pleasant evening in the sunshine, then overnight it is dry with lengthy clear spells to start. more cloud edging in as we head through the early hours and into tuesday morning. the minimum temperature dropping to 12 celsius. tomorrow, similar conditions,

and it was supposed to be a short hop stansted to be a short hop to stansted to join fly—past over london them was he was going take them was going to take them supersonic over the north sea and we got supersonic in 12 minutes because that was when we hit danish airspace. there were kids down the back of kids being sick down the back of the aircraft. it was, it was the aircraft. as it was, it was justkids, were all right? >> kids, were you all right? >> kids, were you all right? >> well, we had to film it >> yeah. well, we had to film it all in minutes, so my all in 12 minutes, so my cameraman managed to it, cameraman managed to get it, including counter on the including the mac counter on the front. but an amazing experience. >> yeah, well, from classic aircraft cars, aircraft to classic cars, because we know ulez being expanded next week in london, as are some londoners. >> finding a way to avoid the charge by. yes, to going dealers of classic cars. >> yeah. i mean, this sounds like a great to me. dealers like a great idea to me. dealers of classic have a of classic cars have seen a sur

jaffe, 79 and 80, who mistakenly downloaded their return boarding passes for their trip from london stanstedived at the airport, two hours for the flight, they were told to go to the ryanair desk to get the right boarding pass. and what happened ? happened? >> wonga? >> wonga? >> their charge, £55 each. >> their charge, £55 each. >> i mean, a new boarding. >> i mean, a new boarding. >> i mean, that's out, right? >> i mean, that's out, right? >> yeah. i mean, it's just. but what is awful? >> ryanair, so they charge you if you want to sit next to people, they somebody they charge you. and if you won't pay it, they make sure that you that you're in different parts of the aircraft. and i so during the covid thing , when you had to covid thing, when you had to have a certificate to fly, i was flying back from italy and they tried to stop me from checking in at rome because my things said negativo. and they said it's not in english. and it was saturday. and i said, but it's up there. and they said, no, we can't do it. and luckily my daughter said, just come through and argue it. and so i didn't ch

to you that we've seen in the past that environmental protesters used to break into airports at stanstedional strategic importance. is it time to do the same with with the residents locations of prime minister's? should they be under a different part of the law and get special protection or is that way two tiered justice? >> well, the legislators will pore over that, won't they, and come to any decision . come to any decision. >> it is, of course, undoubted that the prime minister's residence is a matter of national importance. >> as you said, the bugging, i mean, it's clearly a strategic weakness . weakness. >> oh, without a doubt. and whilst of course number 10 and chequers are guarded 24 over seven 365 days of the year, whether the prime minister is there or not, this house has to be looked at very , very be looked at very, very seriously in great depth. and i have to say those charts with the prime minister's security , the prime minister's security, if this is anything to go by, i wouldn't let them look after my goldfish if i had one. >> all right. >> all right. >> peter bleksley, a

i'm just hearing actually that his private jet is currently sitting on the tarmac at stansted ready to week contract at. >> oh, there you go. how are the other half? hey. here to give us his take is the former england and west ham manager, sam allardyce. sam, thank you very much indeed. i will not pretend to be a football expert , but to be a football expert, but this a big move and a and this is a big move and a and a loss this country. presumably loss to this country. presumably we are absolutely massive loss to the country and of course, particularly tottenham hotspur. >> i think that they have obviously harry, from a very, very, very young age , and he's very, very young age, and he's paid them back handsomely with his service and his goals. and i'm just, you know, sick for tottenham fans particularly that they're losing such an icon . i they're losing such an icon. i mean, he scored 30 goals last year and now the new manager at tottenham is going to replace him. he's going to be going to be a very, very difficult decision indeed . if they can decision indeed. if they can find the

their parking space, you can pay near sta nsted to £28 out their parking space, you can pay near stanstede. you risk assessed it so there should be security there-— security there. you know the car arkin: security there. you know the car parking areas — security there. you know the car parking areas that _ security there. you know the car parking areas that are _ security there. you know the car parking areas that are away - security there. you know the car| parking areas that are away from security there. you know the car - parking areas that are away from the airport, sometimes some distance away, sometimes you hear horror stories about those, people find their cars have been used when they come back. i'm not suggesting that is the norm for these things but how safe are those? how do you know if thatis safe are those? how do you know if that is legitimate? look safe are those? how do you know if that is legitimate?— that is legitimate? look for reviews oane that is legitimate? look for reviews online to make _ that is legitimate? look for reviews online to make sure _ that is legitimate

region, that's the lines basically from london, liverpool street to ipswich to norwich to southend to stanstedort. they're running a pretty normal service and most other operators are sort of halfway between. for instance , halfway between. for instance, if you want to go to from london to edinburgh, well, if you want to go to from london to edinburgh, well , there's a to edinburgh, well, there's a train leaving in the next couple of minutes. think you might not get that one, but there's trains roughly hour up until 4:00 roughly every hour up until 4:00 this afternoon. and just in the past few minutes, southeastern, which runs trains in kent to london, says the last trains that they're going to be running around about tea time are going to be very busy. so please try and travel if you can. and travel earlier. if you can. >> okay , simon, good to see you. >> okay, simon, good to see you. it looks very nice there in stockholm. that train stockholm. is that a train station or airport? station or an airport? >> i'm know very briefly , >> i'm know very briefly, stephen. i'm at stockholm central sta