sussex police say a damaged drone has been found and is being forensically examined.ere grounded for more than 36 hours when drones were first spotted close to the runway on wednesday night. our correspondentjenny kumah is at gatwick and told me more about what the police have been saying. well, police say they have made a significant development. they say they discovered a damaged drone near the north perimeter of the airport and they are forensically examining it. these details emerged after they announced that they had released without charge two people they arrested in connection with illegal drone activity. they say the pair fully co—operated and are no longer suspects. they say that doesn't mean they are back to square one. they are pursuing a number of lines of inquiry. menwhile, gatwick airport say they are offering a reward of some £50,000 for any information that leads to an arrest or a conviction. the situation here, in terms of flights, is things are pretty much back to normal, with some 760 flights going in and out, but there continues to be a military an

sussex police say a man and a woman are in custody — but that investigations are continuing.ts were suspended for a third day yesterday because of a new drone sighting, before operators were assured the military measures put in place made it safe for the runway to re—open. gatwick airport says it aims to run: "a full schedule" today operating 757 flights, carrying over 124,000 passengers. the airport say passengers should expect some delays and cancellations as they continue to recover operations following the three days of disruption. munaza rafiq has more. after hundreds of cancelled flights, this was the reaction when passengers heard that they were up and running again. it came after the airport was closed forjust over an hour after the sighting of another drone. they told us that the flight was cancelled and that we had to collect our luggage. after unprecedented disruption, flights had resumed just after six on friday morning. many woke up after a night on the airport's floor. virginia goncalves from cornwell is seriously ill and spent the night in an airport chair. it'

sussex police are examining a damaged drone found near the perimeter fence of gatwick airport, as two people arrested on friday are released without charge. they are fake, though, yeah? everything's fake, man. the uk's thriving trade in counterfeit goods. a land rich in resources, but with many economic challenges, we report from the democratic republic of congo. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers, author tony evans, and columnist for the evening standard and the economic advisor, ruth lea. stay with us for that. good evening. indonesia is braced for the possibility of a further tsunami after a wave triggered by an erupting volcano killed more than 200 people and injured nearly 900 others. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra have been forced to evacuate to higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. the volcano, anak krakatau, has been continuing to erupt today. our indonesia correspondent rebecca henschke reports. a popular local tourist destination, now a disaster zone. the only road in, cleared to allow

sussex police are examining a damaged drone found near the perimeter fence of gatwick airport — as tworested on friday are released without charge. the uk is being inundated with fake designer goods on a scale never seen before — according to the trade body, the anti—counterfeiting group. homelessness in the uk is at a record high with 170,000 families and individuals experiencing destitution — according to the charity crisis. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tony evans, author and columnist for the evening standard and the economic advisor ruth lea. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's take a look, starting with the independent — which has a striking picture of survivors searching through the destruction caused by the tsunami that hit indonesia, killing more than 200 people and leaving hundreds more injured. the telegraph leads with the queen's christmas message — saying she'll be urging britain to overcome "deeply held differences" and to treat others with respect — in herfinal message before the uk l

sussex police have just said that two people have been arrested as part of their ongoing investigationthe criminal use of drones, which has severely disrupted flights in and out of gatwick airport since wednesday night. do not disclose the age nor gender of those arrested nor where the arrest were made we know they were made after ten o'clock on friday evening. police have again appealed for anyone with any information to get in touch with them. just to repeat, two people arrested in connection with a string of brougham sightings that have wrought gatwick airport to a standstill. we will have more on that later on in the programme. “— have more on that later on in the programme. —— that have brought gatwick airport to a standstill. a partial shutdown of the us government is expected to go ahead in just three hours time — after congress adjourned without reaching an agreement on a revised spending bill. president trump had demanded the legislation include $5 billion for the mexican border wall but it failed to gain support in the senate. it now means several key agencies are set to lose

sussex police released this statement overnight:undreds of cancelled flights, this was the reaction when passengers heard they were up and running again. it came after the airport was closed forjust over an hour after the sighting of another drone. they told us that the flight was cancelled and that we had to collect our luggage. after unprecedented disruption, flights we re unprecedented disruption, flights were resumed. virginia goncalves from cornwall is seriously ill and spent the night in an airport chair. it goes against your human rights, isn't it? i have stage for cancer. spread to the bones. for god's sake. last night, sussex police said they had arrested two people suspected of involvement in the illegal use of drones. meanwhile, flights of continued throughout the night of the country's second busiest airport as it attempts with the severe backlog of passengers. let's take a look at the live departure board for gatwick airport. the first flights left just after 5.30 this morning. the airport says that it is expecting to r

sussex police released this statement overnight.t of our ongoing investigations into the criminal use of drones which has severely disrupted flights in and out of gatwick airport, sussex police made two arrests just after 10pm on the 21st of december. "our investigations are still on—going, and our activities at the airport continue to build resilience to detect and mitigate further incursions from drones, by deploying a range of tactics." our reporter munaza rafiq has more. after hundreds of cancelled flights, this was the reaction when passengers heard they were up and running again. it came after the airport was closed forjust over an hour after the sighting of another drone. they told us that the flight was cancelled and that we had to collect our luggage. after unprecedented disruption, flights had resumed just after 6:00 on friday morning. many woke up after a night on the airport's floor. virginia goncalves from cornwall is seriously ill and spent the night in an airport chair. it's horrible. it's...it goes against your human

had been suspended for safety reasons while reports of renewed drone activity were investigated sussex police were supporting the airport and proactively deploying significant resources to seek and locate the drone and its operator but the police have also said before this that it may not be just one drone operator they suspect that there may be a number of people out there either were acting in concert together or perhaps just individual copycats yeah and paul a lot of people will be wondering especially since they've got to do the army involved in this now what why it's so hard to to catch these drones in and catch the people operating in. well they're operating under cover of darkness the initial reports happened on that weapons day night these are very small and fast moving machines they're no more than about half a meter across some of them but they don't know what exactly what type of drone has been used what the predominant drone in this case is and therefore they're not sure exactly what frequencies to use to try to janice they have brought in the army which are some specialist equipm

sussex police say a damaged drone has been found and is being forensically examined.r more than 36 hours when drones were first spotted close to the runway on wednesday night. earlier, i spoke to detective chief superintendent jason tingley from sussex police about the investigation. in relation to the two people released from custody, it's really important that we publicly say i am satisfied they aren't suspects with regards to this incident. i should also say they have fully co—operated all the time they've been in custody. we were working on information from a member of the public to progress that investigation. we have been dealing with that with a very open mind over the last couple of days, whilst they've been in custody. we have also been furthering other lines of enquiry in terms of persons of interest, house—to—house inquiries where we've known the drone sightings have been, and lastly, what is a significant part of the investigation, the finding of a damaged drone close to the perimeter fencing at gatwick yesterday morning, which obviously we are investigati

after the christmas chaos at gatwick — sussex police say some of the drones seen over the airport mayce. it was completely out of the blue, a shock. but the nicest shock in the world. who wouldn't want to be dame twiggy?! the former model is recognised with a new year honour alongside michael palin and hundreds of members of the public. i'm having full trouble deciding what to give you tonight... and after more than seven decades in showbusiness, the actress damejune whitfield has died. good evening. the government has insisted that it's working "very effectively" with france to tackle an increase in the number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats. more than 200 people have arrived since the start of november and there have been calls for more patrol boats off dover. today the immigration minister, caroline noakes, held talks with border force officials. richard lister reports. you're iranian? you have to be desperate to make this journey. these migrants were picked up crossing the channel earlier this month. 0thers arrived yesterday — part of a growing number using ill—equ

we are hearing from sussex police that two people arrested in conjunction with the widespread disruption have been released without charge. the chief superintendent saying that both people have fully cooperated with inquiries and also saying i am satisfied that they are no longer suspects in the drone incidents at gatwick. it is important to remember when people are arrested to make further inquiries it does not mean they are guilty of an offence and sussex police would not seek to make their identity public although there was widespread coverage in today's newspapers about those two people who were arrested including pictures of them. they have fully cooperated, say the police, and they are no longer suspects in the drone incidents. police asking for the public‘s continued support into their inquiries by reporting anything suspicious or if they have anything suspicious or if they have any information about those drone incidents that grew in the travel plans of tens of thousands of passengers at gatwick airport in the past few days. let's return now to the indonesian tsunami that has kil

sussex police say a damaged drone has been found and is being forensically examined. for more than 36 hours when drones were first spotted close to the runway on wednesday night. let's talk to detective chief superintendent jason tingley from sussex police who joins us from gatwicks terminal 2. this couple has now been released, i'll be back to square one? —— i'll be back to square one? firstly, we aren't back to square one. if i can talk about the two people in custody. i've got some feedback on the earpiece... just checking you can hear me? yes, we can hear you. i'll carry on and then i'll stop if there is feedback but it sounds ok at the moment. firstly, in relation to the two people released from custody, it's really important we say i am satisfied they aren't suspects with regards to this incident. i should also say they have fully co—operated all the time they've been in custody. we were working on information from a member of the public to progress that investigation. we have been dealing with that with a very open mind over the last couple of days while they'v

two people were arrested, they were released by sussex police, and are no longer suspects, and also thens of interest, and also saying that a damaged drone has been found, and is being forensically examined. so that is from detective chief superintendent jason dingley of sussex police saying that they have found... they have offered a £50,000 reward that anyone coming forward with information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever was responsible for that drone activity around gatwick. let's bring you more on that tsunami. coastal towns on the sunda strait. the western tip of java was badly hit. he has been speaking and described a scene of destruction. i was not there last night, but i am here now, and what i have seen is a really devastating situation, about 200 villagers have been more or less 80% destroyed. and a lot of... up to the moment, we have about 90 plus and every minute, another dead bodies coming to our place. can ijust confirm that. we have found 90 bodies in your hotel resort alone. is that what you're saying? that is right, yes. at the moment, there was 74 alre

the suspects are from crawley in west sussex and police are searching a house in the town.ings of drones over the last three days led to the cancellation or delay of a thousand flights, affecting more than 140—thousand passengers. today the airport has remained open but a backlog of flights has meant continuing problems for travellers. jenny kumar reports. tonight, police activity at a house near gatwick airport. officers have searched inside the property and examined the vehicles parked in the drive. this comes after sussex police confirmed last night that a man and a woman had been arrested in connection with illegal drone activity. at gatwick today, vogt have been getting back to normal after three days of disruption, but there is a backlog to clear up and frustration amongst passengers. we fly off today to france skiing in the apps —— alps. taking the giveaway properly for first white christmas and it has been really anxious times for us. i only had a couple of weeks at home so it has cut my trip short by a day which is really upsetting when you don't get to see family

altitude of one hundred twenty metres which increases the risk of a collision with a manned aircraft sussex police say there's no indication of terrorist involvement but they've called this a deliberate act to cause disruption at gatwick airport. is the train operators are acting illegally and there is a punishment about to fall of years in prison for endangering in. which so many people stranded at gatwick and many more still arriving even once the drones are stopped it's expected to take days before things can return to normal. are let's get up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. sunday's presidential election in the democratic republic of congo has been spawned until december thirtieth the electoral commission a warehouse fire that destroyed voting machines last week had forced the delay voters are settling. the successor for joseph kabila in the country's first democratic transition of power. a new york judge has ruled that the sexual assault case of disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein can go ahead his lawyers had called for the charges to be thrown out

altitude of one hundred twenty meters which increases the risk of a collision with a manned aircraft sussex police say there's no indication of terrorist involvement but they've called this a deliberate act to cause disruption at gatwick airport. the train operators are acting illegally there is a punishment about to fall of years in prison for endangering. with so many people stranded at the gas weekends many more are still arriving even once the drones are stopped it's expected to take days before things can return to normal. hungary's the president has signed into law unpopular new rules that allow employers to increase workers over time that despite a week of protests in the capital budapest are targeting prime minister viktor orbán and the so-called slave wall our correspondent fun even charge traveled to budapest to find out exactly why demonstrators have been braving freezing temperatures to take their message to the streets. protester symbol the past usually starts at the hung parliament this afternoon i meet a couple of students preparing for an anti or band demonstration. hungary has exp

altitude of one hundred twenty meters which increases the risk of a collision with a manned aircraft sussex police say there's no indication of terrorist involvement but they've called this a deliberate act to cause disruption of. the joint operators are acting illegally and there is a punishment of up to five years in prison for endangering and. with so many people stranded at scats week and many more are still arriving even once the drones are stopped it's expected to take days before things can return to normal. danish authorities say the killing of two scandinavian tourists in morocco could be linked to so-called islamic state have been arrested in connection with the killing and moroccan police are looking into a possible terrorist the bodies of the danish women. were discovered near their tent in an isolated mountain region a new york judge has ruled that the sexual assault case of disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein can go ahead his lawyers had called for the charges to be thrown out saying that police had acted improperly in the investigation that led to his arrest. the ukrainian parlia

police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. meanwhile, the airport has so far run a full service today but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellations. we don't have a very long holiday so it is frustrating to miss out on some of it. it is frustrating that this happened at all. a row over the money for donald trump's border wall results in a partial shutdown of the us government. a dream start for ole gunnar solskjaer in charge at manchester united winning 5—1 against cardiff. and in half an hour, we look at how the social media giants came underfire in review 2018: the media year. it's just been announced that the former liberal democrat leader, lord paddy ashdown, has died at the age of 77. mr ashdown began his career in the military as a royal marine and then went on to lead the liberal democrats for 11 years from 1988. in november this year, lord ashdown revealed he had been diagnosed with bladder cancer. we can speak to the current leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, who i

sussex police are examining a damaged drone found near the perimeter fence of gatwick airport — as two on friday are released without charge. homelessness in the uk is at a record high, with 170,000 families and individuals experiencing destitution — according to the charity crisis. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, welcome to sportsday. knocked for six! everton are stunned at goodison park, as spurs dish out goals to win 6—2 and place within touching distance of manchester city in the premier league. alfredo merolos on the double. rangers grab a late win at stjohnstone — to move within a point of scottish premiership league leaders celtic. fly—half freddie burns takes flight to help push bath into the top six of the rugby premiership. also coming up, could dillian whyte finally get what's high on his christmas wishlist? a rematch with heavyweight champion anthony joshua could be on the cards for april. hello. i'm jeanette kwa kye. welcome to sportsday. we've had the season's highest scoring premier league match this afternoon. tottenham are nowjust two points behind sec

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as part of that conference, they confirmed that sussex police is working with the met police and the present responsible for this incident. they have also said that when the episode began on wednesday night, the equivalent needed to secure the site as they have from this morning, was not ready. it took them hours to both acquire it and bring it to gatwick airport. in terms of the overall picture, it still remains the case that there are flights that had been delayed and cancelled, the airport is saying to all passengers and people coming here today, you can still see people are arriving, to check the status of your flight before coming to the airport. a lot of people have been coming here, getting checked in, and then being taken by getting checked in, and then being ta ken by bus getting checked in, and then being taken by bus to heathrow, stansted, even as far away as birmingham. but don't come here unless you have checked the status of your flight first. thank you very much. that is the latest from gatwick airport. gatwick‘s runway may have reopened but thousands of passengers are

police are also searching a house in crawley in west sussex. o the cancellation or delay of 1000 flights, affecting more than 140,000 passengers. the airport's remained open, but there are still some delays. jenny kumar reports. police activity at a house near gatwick airport. officers have searched inside the property and examined vehicles parked on the drive. this comes after sussex police confirmed last night that a man and a woman had been arrested in connection with illegal drone activity. well, tonight there's a small police presence outside the property that was searched earlier today. meanwhile gatwick airport say measures are being taken to keep the airfield safe and to keep flights running. at gatwick flights have been getting back to normal after three days of disruption, but there's a backlog to clear and frustration amongst passengers. we fly off to france today, skiing in the alps. the kids, taking them away properly for a first white christmas, and yeah, it's been really anxious times for us. i only had a couple of weeks at home s

year—old woman from crawley police investigating the three days of chaos at gatwick caused by drones are questioning a 47—year—old man and a 54—year—old woman from crawley in west sussexe have been searching a property in crawley. flights are running today, but there are still knock—on delays after hundreds of services were cancelled. repeated sightings of drones led to the runway being shut for long periods — with around a thousand flights being cancelled or diverted — and more than 100,000 passengers left stranded. the airport is open but delays are still expected because of the backlog in cancelled services. gatwick airport says it aims to run: "a full schedule" today — operating 757 flights — carrying over 124,000 passengers. well, jenny kumah is at gatwick and a short while ago i asked her how the airport was coping. at the moment as i said only six flights have been cancelled. there have been some delays. in the meantime a bit more detail has emerged about those two people who have been arrested. a 47—year—old man and a 54—year—old woman who were both said to be from crawley have been arrested in connection with the illegal drone activity. police say the investi

this comes after sussex police confirmed last night that a man and a woman had been arrested in connectiontivity. well, tonight, there is a small police presence outside the property that was searched earlier today. meanwhile, gatwick airport say measures are being taken to keep the airfield safe and to keep flights running. at gatwick, flights have been getting back to normal after three days of disruption. but there is a backlog to clear, and frustration amongst passengers. we fly off to france today, skiing in the alps. the kids — taking them away properly for a first white christmas. and yeah, it's been really anxious times for us. i only had a couple of weeks at home so it's cut my trip short by a day, which is really upsetting, when you don't get to see your family and friends that often. so i was really sad. i've been really sad about it, but i'm just excited to be on the ground and back home. it's not ideal, we're not happy with that. we don't have a very long holiday, so it's frustrating to miss out on some of it. it seems rather stupid that this incident had to happen at all. the

sussex police have sent out a statement asking if anyone knows who is responsible, call 999.est. the headlines on bbc news... all flights in and out of gatwick airport have been suspended after two drones were seen flying near the runway. 10,000 passengers have been affected. almost 600 homeless people died in england and wales last year — a rise of 24% over five years according to official figures published for the first time. the work and pensions secretary amber rudd says a second brexit referendum will become a "plausible" option if the deadlock in parliament over theresa may's deal can't be broken. in sport, the metropolitan police are working with arsenal to find out who threw a bottle at spurs player delle alli during his side's league cup win at the emirates last night. manchester united's new interim manager has started at the club afterjose mourinho was sacked. adam peaty challenges the sport's world governing body to ban him after confirming he wants to compete ina new after confirming he wants to compete in a new breakaway competition. i'll be back with more on th

sussex police has defended its handling of what appear to have been drones flying over gatwick last weekought the airport to a standstill. it says the information which led to the arrest of two people, who were later released, came from an independent source, and that other lines of inquiry are being pursued. andy moore sent this report from gatwick, where police say they have found a damaged drone. the working assumption is that this may well be the drone that was seen by so many people over gatwick. so there is a forensic examination of that drone. that means checking it forfingerprints or dna. a parallel digital investigation — is there any electronic evidence of when and where it was flown? and meanwhile, the couple from crawley, nearby crawley, who were arrested, they have been released without charge. police say they are no longer being treated as suspects. the airport here has been working at full tilt, almost as normal, trying to catch up on that backlog of flights from a couple of days ago. police say they are interviewing 67 people who said they saw that drone. that includes po

sussex police say two locals who were arrested on friday are no longer suspects. the drone operators that caused all the problems are still at large. >>> san francisco police officers are being called heroes after saving a woman's life at if sfo. sergeant bobby chung part of the airport bureau was flagged down by an airport worker that a woman was unresponsive and in a stairwell. when the sergeant found the woman she didn't have a pulse and he began cpr and radioed for an automated external defibrillator.ficers ryan maria christopher guiles responded in the three were able to save the woman's life. the police chief says he is proud of his officers, saying they exemplify what it means to be among san francisco's finest. >>> meeting santa is a special experience for kids but what about for kids who are deaf? we learned about a santa in walnut creek who is fluent in sign language.>> reporter: robin horwitz captured this touching video of his seven- year-old daughter sosie horwitz visiting santa at walnut creek plaza. santa understand certain taps her arm and begins us

sussex police say there is no indication of terroristic involvement, but they call this a deliberate to cause disruption at gatwick airport. liz: the drone operators are acting illegally, and there is punishment of up to five years in prison for any destruction of -- for endangering aircraft. reporter: with many more still arriving, evenen ones that drons are stopped, it is expected to take days before things can return to normal. brent: i am joined now by dr. luis barbero, president of the british guild of air traffic control officers. it is good to have you on the program. i want to ask you about the army being called in to help deal with the situation. i mean, it sounds very serious. how serious is it? dr. barbero: well, is you can imagine, industry safety, the safety of aircraft, cruisese, te -- crews, the public, for those involvedesespecially w when we look outside, , and they are flying. and the operation of this instance, this warrant, is to transpire in the u.k. brent: you know, people looking at this story are asking -- how is it possible for two drones to shut down an airp

sussex police say two people have been arrested in connection with the criminal drone activity.still ongoing. the disruption caused widespread travel chaos, affecting 1,000 flights, and 150,000 passengers. six flights have been cancelled today but the airport hopes to run 750. some airlines are considering putting on additionalflights in an attempt to get the schedules back on track and passengers to their destinations for christmas day. jenny kumah is still at gatwick and a short while ago i asked her how the airport was coping. at the moment only six flights have been cancelled. there have been some delays stop more detail has emerged about those two people who have been arrested, a 47—year—old man and the 54—year—old woman who are said to be from crawley have been arrested in connection with the illegal drone activity. police say investigations are ongoing and are asking for information. gatwick airport say they are taking measures to make sure the airport remains safe and flights can keep on running. there has been good news for around 900 stranded transatlantic travellers.

sussex police released this statement overnight: let's take a look at the live departure board for gatwickirport. the first flights left just after half past five this morning. the airport says that it is expecting to run a full schedule today, but it warns passengers should expect some delays and cancellations. as has been the case over the past three days, the advice is to check with your airline before travelling to gatwick. we can speak now to ourr reporter ben schofield, who's at gatwick for us this morning — what's the latest ben? tell us about the disruption and anything more about these arrests. welcome to the south terminal at gatwick airport where they are hoping to see 750 planes through the ru nway hoping to see 750 planes through the runway today, something like 124,000 passengers. the biggest weekend for departures the airport will see this year. the christmas getaway in full swing. we've been trying to find out how much disruption been caused. more than 1000 planes cancelled or diverted. two people arrested overnight. just four hours after the last confirmed drones sighting.

secretary, the security minister, the aviation minister, and they were talking to representatives from sussex policend from gatwick airport. they talked about the initial response and they also talked about what happened yesterday, when a senior police officer in charge of the investigation was asked an off—the—cuff, is it true that possibly there weren't any drones and he said that is a possibility. and now they've said today, the police told the ministers that that was a miscommunication from the police and that yes, it absolutely did happen. there were 200 sightings and they say 67 of those they took statements from, they were people who were passengers, airport staff and police officers themselves who had made sightings. they've also talked about preventative systems at gatwick and what's happening there, and what could happen at airports around britain to try to stop any copycat incidents. they've been talking about that and also about whether the public needs to be more aware of what's legal and what isn't legal. you'd think anybody would know that you shouldn't fly drones around airports, but

sussex police see two people have been arrested in connection with the drawn activity and investigationsuption caused widespread travel chaos affecting 1000 flights and 150,000 passengers. six flights have been cancelled today but the airport hopes to run 750. some airlines are considering putting on additional flights in an attempt to get this schedule is back on track, and passengers to their destinations for christmas day. more details have emerged about those arrests. a 47—year—old man and a 54—year—old woman had been arrested in connection with that illegal drawn activity. both are said to be from crawley. investigations are ongoing. police would like anyone with relevant information to get in touch with them. in the meantime the airport says that measures are in place to keep the airfield safe and to keep flights running. it's being reported that plans for new laws regulating drone use were dropped earlier this year. 0ur political correspondent jessica parker is with me now. tell us more about this. this is a d raft tell us more about this. this is a draft drawn is built, it was se

sussex police say a damaged drone has been found and is being forensically examined.nded for more than 36 hours when drones were first spotted close to the runway on wednesday night. our correspondentjenny kumah is at crawley police station and gave us this update a short while ago. well, the two people were arrested on friday night. a short time ago, the police announced that they had been released without charge. in a statement, they say that the pair fully cooperated with enquiries, but officers are satisfied that they are no longer suspects in the drone incidents. those incidents which resulted in flights being grounded at gatwick for a number of days. every time they tried to reopen the airport, there was another sighting. meanwhile, the police say they are continuing with their enquiries. gatwick airport say they are offering a reward. a £50,000 reward in return for any information that leads to an arrest or a conviction. in the meantime, things are getting back to normal at gatwick. they are expecting to run a full schedule of flights, but the advice is if you

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altitude of one hundred twenty meters which increases the risk of a collision with a manned aircraft sussex policey there's no indication of terrorist involvement but they've called this a deliberate act to cause disruption at gatwick airport. the train operators are acting illegally and there is a punishment of up to five years in prison for endangering. which so many people stranded at gatwick and many more are still arriving even once the drones are stopped it's expected to take days before things can return to normal. well i'm joined now by. the president of the british air traffic control. i want to ask you about the army being called in to help deal with this situation sounds very serious hell serious is it. well it might not mean to say safety that the frederik these any event has been a date of the cruise and of the. c.d.c. by those in both especially when it really does the supply let them think of a money and they'd ration of this in thing they need. if that morsi is funded by the ek. you know people looking at this story are asking how is it possible for two drones to shut down airports

sussex police have acknowledged that some of the sightings of drones over gatwick airport, which groundeds of devices belonging to the force. the chief constable, giles york, said police had not yet identified the drone that originally caused the chaos, but he was certain it did exist. 0ur correspondent andy moore gave us this update. police said they found a damaged drone need the perimeter of gatwick airport and they thought this may well have been the drone that cause problems for about 140,000 people. today giles york said that in fact two drones had been found near the airport but he was ruling both of the mounted police enquiries. again, last weekend, a senior officer from the force said there was a possibility there were no drones over gatwick. mr york said today that was not the case. he said "i'm absolutely certain that there was a drone flying throughout the period that the airport was closed." he also said for the first time, i believe, that police drones were used to search the area and search for suspects and that they could have caused some confusion. 115 sightings of this r

they started off with the sussex police.in. the pictures from the airport seems to show a lot of people standing around with their hands in their pockets. there seems to be some box ticking and health and safety going on. there seems to be some box ticking and health and safety going onm is hard to understand why those people had not been involved will stop or if they are... we have specialists who can do this. the telegraph, its take on the story says that police at home in on the identity of the gatwick drone attack. you wonder where that comes from —— attack. attack. you wonder where that comes from -- attack. i hope it weights from -- attack. i hope it weights from tomorrow so that we can see someone from tomorrow so that we can see someone being pulled out of a dingy little bedroom near the airport —— waits for. i do not have the confidence. given it has taken three days and we are still no clear. as we we re days and we are still no clear. as we were leaving the office to come here they were being buzzed again. it seem