on behalf of everyone at tui uk, i would like to again extend oui’ tui uk, i would like to again extende are so very sorry for the pain and loss those affected have suffered. over these last few weeks, we have heard very personal and moving accounts of what happened during and after the terrorist attack. we have played a full and active role throughout the process of the inquest and we, like others, wanted to understand the specific circumstances surrounding these tragic events. we have now heard the coroner's findings and his comments regarding the provision of security and visibility of travel advice. these are complex matters. but we have already taken steps to raise awareness of the travel where campaign. together with the travel industry in the light of these comments, we must now take some time to further reflect on these areas. on that day, the world changed. as an industry, we have adapted and we need to continue to do so. this terrorist incident left its mark on all of us, and its impact will a lwa ys all of us, and its impact will always be remembered. thank you. i 110w always

on behalf of everyone at tui uk i again would like to extend our deepest sympathies. for their pain and loss. we have heard very personal and moving account of what happened during that attack. we have played a full and active role throughout the inquest and we, like others, wanted to understand the circumstances surrounding these tragic events. we have now heard the coroner's findings and his comments regarding the provision of security. these are complex matters and we have already taken steps to raise awareness and together with the travel industry in light of these comments we must now take some time to further reflect on these areas. that they the world changed. as an industry we have adapted and will need to continue to do so. this incident left a mark on all of us and the impact will always be remembered. that was the managing director of tui uk speaking in response to what the families have said, a solicitor for 22 of the families of those who died at that resort in sousse. she said the families, relatives and the reeve will be launching civil proceedings agai

that's the director of tui uk. es who have been attending missing quest for the last few weeks have reacted with some disappointment to the failure the coroner to say that it was neglect by tui that contributed to the deaths. we have been hearing from cheryl who was on holiday with her husband john, and her sun matthew ensues when the attack happened. she told the inquest how her husband died right next to her, she has been giving her reaction to what the coroner had to say at the end of the inquest. john died from an act of terrorism. it is clear from the evidence of witnesses and to the documents shared that there were long—term persistent failings on the half of tui and its partners. which i believe are tantamount to neglect. 0pportunities were available a0 ui and their partners to improve security at the imperial hotel, but they chose not to. it is clear actions were not taken to address any security and safeguarding concerns. although this may not fit in the current legal definition of neglect, common sense sho

tui, the german travel company that owns thompson, has seen a revival of business thanks to better bookings for its uk138 million a year ago to £82 million. john barton is to step down from his role as chairman of retail giant next, to be replaced by michael roney, formerly of bunzl. separately the group has said it's been facing "exceptional levels of uncertainty" amid a consumer spending squeeze, soaring costs from the weak pound and "little visibility of the approach the uk government will be taking to brexit". disney has cut ties with the world's highest paid youtube star, pewdiepie, because of allegations of anti—semitism. he has been associated with disney through maker studios, a company with a network of youtube stars, drawing several billions of views per month — generating vast income from advertising. let's have a quick look at the markets. the ftse 100 let's have a quick look at the markets. the ftse100 doing quite well, in positive territory. one of the biggest fall as was rolls—royce, 596 the biggest fall as was rolls—royce, 5% down after they released their results. i will be back in an

the highest riser is tui, the travel company, because of rising demand for holidays in ireland and the uks that an investigation by bbc yorkshire has found in some social housing in england. councils have paid out more than £35 million in compensation and legal fees over the last five years. anna crossley reports. it's completely mouldy and the wall underneath is completely wet. and even our shoes are mouldy as well. as you can see here. it's horrible. katrina pays leeds city council around £270 a month to live in a flat which is riddled with mould. although she hasn't taken the council to court, hundreds of other tenants have. like ewan's mum, anne. she says he and his brother sound like this all the time, even though they don't have colds. she claims it is because their rented house in leeds is so damp. social housing in leeds has such a bad reputation that claims management companies are now targeting the city, encouraging tenants to take the council to court. these firms identify properties which are in a poor state of repair, and then, for a finder‘s fee, pass on the tenant's details

tui, the german travel company that owns thompson has seen a revival of business thanks to better bookings for its ukoney, formerly of outsourcing company bunzl. next said it has been facing a huge amounts of uncertainty at the moment because of higher costs from the weak pound, customer not spending as much and the lack of clarity from the government over brexit. disney has cut ties with the largest highest paid youtube star pewdiepie because of allegations of anti—semitism. he's been associated with disney through maker studios, a company with a network of youtube stars, drawing several billions of views per month — generating vast income from advertising. the ftse is in negative territory at the moment. rolls—royce share price down 3% after the results this morning. well, that's it from me. i will be back with more business news in an hour's time. simon and jane. thank you very much. aberdeenshire council has apologised for planting dozens of trees in the middle of a football pitch! the trees appeared on the playing field at logie durno over the weekend, sparking confusion among residents. i one p

tui, the german travel company that owns thomson, has seen a revival of business thanks to better bookings for its ukey, formerly of bunzl. next said it's been facing a huge amount of uncertainty at the moment because of higher costs from the weak pound, customers not spending as much and the lack of clarity from the government over brexit. disney has cut ties with the world's highest paid youtube star pewdiepie because of allegations of anti—semitism. he's been associated with disney through maker studios, a company with a network of youtube stars, drawing several billions of views per month — generating vast income from advertising. a quick look at the markets. the rolls—royce shares down slightly. it has recovered a bit since this morning when it released results. i will be back in an hour. thanks. steam power returned to the railways this morning for the first time in almost half a century. a timetabled steam train service will run between appleby in cumbria and skipton in north yorkshire for the next three days — and the first one left a few hours ago, with our correspondent denny savage on boar