uk civil aviation _ it. last night the uk civil aviation authority - it. ty said i it. last night the uk civil aviation authority said it| it. last night the uk civil- aviation authority said it had written to all foreign owners of boeing 737 max nine aircraft demanding inspections are carried out before they can operate in the uk airspace. there are no uk registered mac signs. and the us federal aviation administration has ordered the temporary grounding of 171 boeing seven mac signs as investigators try to work out exactly what happened. this is the latest incident involving boeing �*s bestselling model launched back in 2015. the october 2018 a 737 max operated by indonesian airlines line air crashed shortly after takeoff killing all 189 on board. five months later in march 2019 and ethiopian airlines 737 max was involved in a similar crash killing all 157 passengers. that incident has led to all boeing 737 max has led to all boeing 737 max has been grounded by the us regulator, the federal aviation administration for the next 20 months. after this latest

the uk civil aviation authority says it's monitoring this latest incident very closely. jones, bbc news. let's look at what we know about the panel which became detached from the fuselage. aviation analyst alex macheras explains how it differs from other panels on the plane. so, what we had seen in this incident is that the aircraft had departed as normal and was climbing to its cruising altitude. and just as it reached around 16,000 feet, we know that a sidewall panel... so to explain this simply, if you are sitting in an aircraft cabin, you're on the seat, the sidewall panels are on the left and right. it's basically kind of this shape, a sidewall, through the tube shape of the aircraft. that panel on the left side that houses a deactivated emergency exit door. so to the passengers, it looks like a normal sidewall panel. but for us in aviation, we know that if alaska airlines were to put more seats into that cabin — for example, as many seats as ryanair manage to squeeze in — they would be forced by regulators to activate another emergency exit to comply with regulatio

the uk civil aviation authority said it was monitoring the situation very closely.s reports. relief for all 177 passengers and crew on board to be back on the tarmac after a mid—air emergency. the plane forced to land with a hole in its side and a window missing. the pilot, recorded earlier outlining to air traffic control the severity of the situation. it happened as the plane was 35 minutes into its flight to california. i look up and the oxygen masks were hanging from the ceiling. and then i look to my left and there's this huge chunk, part of the airplanejust, like, missing. alaska airlines has temporarily grounded all 65 of its 737 max 9 aircraft to conduct inspections. the company's ceo said... boeing said a technical team was ready to support the investigation. there would have been an element of depressurization. although the aircraft was at a lower cruising altitude. apparently it was at about 16,000 feet. that's roughly half of what an airliner would be cruising at during a flight. but nevertheless, they needed to get that plane down safely, which fortunat

uk civil- was holding onto him. last night, the uk civil aviation | night, the uk civil aviation authorities written to all foreign ownersefore they can operate in uk air space. the us federal aviation administration has ordered the temporary grounding of 171 boeing 737 max 9s as investigators try to work out exactly what happened. this is the latest incident involving boeing's best selling model that was launched back in 2015. in october 2018, a 737 max operated by indonesian airline lion air crashed shortly after take—off, killing all 189 on board. in march 2018, an ethiopian airline 737 max was involved in a similar crash, killing all 157 passengers. that led to all boeing 737 maxs being grounded for the next 20 months. after this latest incident, alaska airlines grounded its max fleet. boeing said they would cooperate with any investigation. the uk's environment agency is warning that more properties will flood over the coming days due to increased river levels in some parts of england. the agency said areas around the trent, the severn and the thames are likely to be impacted — with more than 1,800 properties alread

our main story: the uk regulator, the civil aviation authority, has written to all owners of boeing 737 aircraft, demanding that inspections are carried out before they can fly in british airspace. more than 100 of the planes have been grounded after a door panel of an alaska airlines flight blew out shortly after take—off on friday. leigh milner has this report. this video footage was taken by a passenger on board flight 1282 shortly after take—off. look closely and you can see a hole in the side of the plane, a panel has been blown out. just 20 minutes after take—off, flight 1282 made an emergency landing back at portland international airport in oregon. luckily, no—one was injured. we are very, very fortunate here that this didn't end up in something more tragic. no—one was seated in 26 a and 26 b, where a backdoor plug is. these pictures show the full extent of the damage in what was a terrifying experience for those on board. all of a sudden, i heard a big bang. and i didn't know exactly what was going on... but, um, i look up and the oxygen masks were hanging from the ceiling. and

last night, the uk's civil aviation authority said it had written to all foreign owners of boeing 737e they can operate in uk air space. there are no uk—registered max 9s. and the us federal aviation administration has ordered the temporary grounding of 171 boeing 737 max 9s as investigators try to work out exactly what happened. this is the latest incident involving boeing's best—selling model that was launched back in 2015. in october 2018, a 737 max operated by indonesian airline lion air crashed shortly after take—off, killing all 189 on board. five months later, in march 2018, an ethiopian airline 737 max was involved in a similar crash, killing all 157 passengers. that led to all boeing 737 maxes being grounded by the us regulator, the federal aviation administration, for the next 20 months. after this latest incident, alaska airlines grounded their 737 max 9 fleet. boeing has said it will cooperate with any investigation. leigh milner, bbc news. here in the uk, some parents believe the covid pandemic has shown that it's not essential for children to attend school every day — ac

the uk civil aviation authority said it was monitoring the situation closely.hell has this report. pictures taken by a passenger on board flight 1282 not long after take—off. look closely and you can see a whole on the side of a plane. it looks like the window panel has been blown out. this is the pilot talking to air traffic control. more pictures again taken by passengers show the full extent of the damage on what was a terrifying experience for those on board. all experience for those on board. all of a experience for those on board. fill of a sudden i heard a big bang and i didn't know exactly what was going on. but i look up and the oxygen masks were hanging from the ceiling and i looked to my left and there is this huge chunk, part of the aeroplane missing.- this huge chunk, part of the aeroplane missing. there was a kid in that role — aeroplane missing. there was a kid in that role whose _ aeroplane missing. there was a kid in that role whose shirt _ aeroplane missing. there was a kid in that role whose shirt was - in that role whose shirt was sent off a

the uk civil aviation authority said it was monitoring the situation

the uk's civil aviation authority says it is monitoring this latest incident very closely.c news. in the last few minutes, boeing has issued this statement: "safety is our top priority and we deeply regret the impact this event has had on our customers and their passengers. we agree with and fully support the faa's decision to require immediate inspections of 737—9 airplanes with the same configuration as the affected airplane. live now to our correspondent shingai nyoka. good to see you. bring is up—to—date on this unfolding situation. fitter on this unfolding situation. after the faa announcement - on this unfolding situation. after the faa announcement to - on this unfolding situation. till? the faa announcement to grounding about 171 planes, united airlines hasjoined about 171 planes, united airlines has joined alaskan airlines in grounding its aircraft that are similar in terms of configuration. in a statement it said that it has about 79 of those planes and that travel will be disrupted. about 60 flights will be disrupted today, so we are starting to see the wider impl

the uk's civil aviation authority has said safety inspections need to be carried out before the planes

our headlines today: investigations into how part of a plane blew out mid—flight as the uk civil aviation authorityng in british airspace. 192 flood warnings remain in england and wales as families start the clear—up after the devastating effects of storm henk. new research suggests that some parents believe the covid pandemic has shown that it is not essential for children to attend school every day. maidstone provide some magic in the fa cup. the non—league side stun stevenage to reach the fourth round for the first time in their history. good morning. a cold start to the day, some frost out there this morning. also some dense fog patches. many of us, it will be dry and there will be some sunny

the uk's civil aviation authority has said safety inspections need to be carried out before the planes uk airspace. in the last hours, boeing has issued this statement: "safety is our top priority and we deeply regret passengers have spoken about how close those on board came to being sucked out. the bbc�*s graham satchell reports. pictures taken by a passenger on board flight 1282 not long after take—off. look closely and you can see a whole on the side of a plane. it looks like the window panel has been blown out. this is the pilot talking to air traffic control. more pictures again taken by passengers show the full extent of the damage on what was a terrifying experience for those on board. all of a sudden i heard a big bang and i didn't know exactly what was going on. but i look up and the oxygen masks were hanging from the ceiling and i looked to my left and there is this huge chunk, part of the aeroplane missing. there was a kid in that role whose shirt was sent off and out of the plane. this is the latest incident involving boeing's best selling model launched in 2015. in 2018 a

last night, the uk civil aviation authorities written to all foreign owners of boeing 737 max nine airportederal aviation administration has ordered the temporary grounding of 171 boeing 737 max 9s as investigators try to work out exactly what happened. this is the latest incident involving boeing's best selling model that was launched back in 2015. in october 2018, a 737 max operated by indonesian airline lion air crashed shortly aftertake—off, killing all 189 on board. in march 2018, an ethiopian airline 737 max was involved in march 2019, an ethiopian airline 737 max was involved in a similar crash, killing all 157 passengers. that led to all boeing 737 maxs being grounded for the next 20 months. after this latest incident, alaska airlines grounded their 737 max 9 fleet. boeing said they would cooperate with any investigation. hollywood's award season gets under way in earnest on sunday with the golden globes. the globes mark the first major ceremony of film awards season, which culminates with the oscars on march the 10th. barbie and 0ppenheimer are tipped for success, as emma vardy re

the uk's civil aviation authority says it is monitoring this latest incident very closely.c news. in the last hour, boeing has issued this statement:"safety is our top priority and we deeply regret the impact this event has had on our customers and their passengers. we agree with and fully support the faa's decision to require immediate inspections of 737—9 airplanes with the same configuration as the affected airplane. joining me now is former airline pilot, terry tozer. he has written extensively in aviation safety and is the author of confessions of an airline pilot — why planes crash. from the images you have seen in the reporting of this event what you think could have happened on this plane? it think could have happened on this lane? ., ,, ., , think could have happened on this lane? ,.., think could have happened on this lane? . , , . ., . plane? it appears the section that disappeared _ plane? it appears the section that disappeared was _ plane? it appears the section that disappeared was an _ plane? it appears the section that disappeared was an area - plane? it ap

for example in the uk, civil aviation authority has already said aircraft that fly into uk air space, any 737 max 9 with this plug configuration would need inspected before they do that. so they will take a very conservative approach as an industry. >> as you'd expect and hope as a passenger i'm sure. but when you look at that list of airlines impacted, plenty of canceled flights as a result, we know today was the planning fades, tomorrow the investigation begins. how long could this investigation take? >> so i think it could take quite a period of time to understand the full set of contributor to or causal factors behind something like that. we want to make sure that we get the right answer, not the fast answer. it doesn't mean we have to wait until we do something. so you will see the conservative approach. they grounded the particular element of the fleet which is a very sensible thing do. as soon as they have an inspection or process that allows them to unground them, they will do that. but at this stage of the investigation, nobody credible would be saying exactly how long it wil

last night, the uk civil aviation authority said it had written to all foreign owners of boeing 737 max171 boeing 737 max 9s as investigators try to work out exactly what happened. this is the latest incident involving boeing's best selling model that was launched back in 2015. in october 2018, a 737 max operated by indonesian airline lion air crashed shortly aftertake—off, killing all 189 on board. in march 2019, an ethiopian airline 737 max was involved in a similar crash, killing all 157 passengers. that led to all boeing 737 maxs being grounded for the next 20 months. after this latest incident, alaska airlines grounded its max fleet. boeing said they would cooperate with any investigation. let 5 get some of the day 5 other news now the us defense secretary lloyd austin says he takes full responsibility for the secrecy surrounding his hospitalisation for an unspecified medical condition. the pentagon did not reveal the news for five days — prompting criticism, given his position in the us military chain of command. three more people have been arrested in connection with the january

the us airline regulator has ordered inspections of 171 boeing 737 max nine jets, the uk's civil aviation authority confirmed that the aircraft are not registered in the uk . a not registered in the uk. a probe carrying british technology is preparing to blast off into space tomorrow , in what off into space tomorrow, in what could be a first for a private company. see the peregrine mission, one built by the us space company astro robotic will attempt to land on the lunar surface. the spacecraft is set to be one of the first us moon landings since the final apollo mission. more than 50 years ago, on board will be a sensor developed by uk scientists, which analyse the thin which will analyse the thin lunar atmosphere and find out more about how water might be moving around the moon . back moving around the moon. back here on earth . this is gb news here on earth. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to michael . michael. >> thank you. pip tomson, the new year began with a f

aviation very well is actually share that information. i know, for example, in the uk, the civil aviation authority has already said aircraft that flies intospace, any 737 max9 with this plug configuration will need that inspected before that do that. >>> the iowa caucus is days away and donald trump is sharing his thoughts on the civil war. >> i was reading something and i said, this is something that could have been negotiated, you know, for all of those people to die. they died viciously, that was a vicious, vicious war. and in many ways, look, they were -- nothing nice about it, but, boy, that was a tough one for our country. but i think it's -- you know, abraham lincoln, of course, if you negotiated it, you probably wouldn't even know who abraham lincoln was. >> well, trump suggested the fight to end slavery was ultimately unnecessary. however the presidential candidate did not say how he would have prevented the conflict, calling the war, quote, so horrible, but so fascinating. >>> the former president also ramped up this attacks on republican rival nikki haley. during a campaign event in iowa, he showed his criticism of haley so far

last night, the uk civil aviation authorities written to all foreign owners of boeing 737 max nine airportodel that was launched back in 2015. in october 2018, a 737 max operated by indonesian airline lion air crashed shortly after take—off, killing all 189 on board. in march 2018, an ethiopian airline 737 max was involved in a similar crash, killing all 157 passengers. that led to all boeing 737 maxs being grounded for the next 20 months. after this latest incident, alaska airlines grounded its max fleet. boeing said they would cooperate with any investigation. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we've had a rather cold and frosty start to sunday morning. temperatures down to minus five degrees in parts of northern england and southern scotland. but for many of us, it's been a fine start with some clear skies, a bit of sunshine out there, but also one or two fog patches which may be slow to clear in parts of northern ireland and central scotland. but for the rest of today, for most of us, it's a case of sunny spells. now, the reason for the change in the weather from the recent st

last night, the uk�*s civil aviation authority said it had written to all foreign owners of boeing 737ncident involving boeing�*s best—selling model that was launched back in 2015. in october 2018, a 737 max operated by indonesian airline lion air crashed shortly after take—off, killing all 189 on board. five months later, in march 2018, an ethiopian airline 737 max was involved in a similar crash, killing all 157 passengers. that led to all boeing 737 maxs being grounded by the us regulator, the federal aviation administration, for the next 20 months. after this latest incident, alaska airlines grounded their 737 max 9 fleet. boeing has said it will cooperate with any investigation. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. three more people have been arrested in connection with the january 6th assault on the us capitol building, on the third anniversary of the attack by donald trump supporters. nearly 1,300 people have so far been charged in relation to the riot. a us federal appeals court has reinstated a ruling that bars california from enforcing a new gun law prohibiting the c

boeing 737 max nine jets, the uk's civil aviation authority have confirmed that the aircraft are not egistered in the uk. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to . camilla. >> thank you . pip welcome back. >> thank you. pip welcome back. now still lots more to come in. just a minute. i'm going to be joined by the chair of the one nafion joined by the chair of the one nation group of tory mps, damian green, trott, chief green, laura trott, the chief secretary treasury, will secretary to the treasury, will also speaking to me and i'll also be speaking to me and i'll be discussing all things education with bridget phillipson. she's the shadow education also phillipson. she's the shadow educa ton also phillipson. she's the shadow educa to be also phillipson. she's the shadow educa to be joined also phillipson. she's the shadow educa to be joined by also phillipson. she's the shadow educa to be joined by polling going to be joined by polling expert matt goodwin,

uk civil happening. so the uk civil aviation authority has said they are monitoring the situation very closely.ing to him yesterday . he speaking to him yesterday. he said we don't have those sorts of planes here in the uk, so it doesn't look as though we would be worry too be affected. so don't worry too much about happening here in the uk . uk. >> no, um, look, if you're watching us and you're in bed this morning, you still took this morning, if you still took the with a coffee, don't move. >> yeah, don't just do not move because is out there. because it is cold out there. >> this week it's going to >> and this week it's going to get cold greg scott, your get cold for greg scott, your details . details. >> good morning. i'm greg dewhurst i'm welcome to your latest gb news. whether it's cold start this morning across the country. some frost fog and icy stretches in places . but it icy stretches in places. but it will be largely dry. plenty of sunny spells as we go through the day . we will have this area the day. we will have this area of cloud though, bringing some showers northeast showers i