more industrial action now ryanair pilots a staged a twenty four hour strike today which has forced the airline to cancel thirty flights out of ireland the irish airline pilots association is protesting over pay and working conditions the strike only affects flights between the u.k. and ireland but other unions are preparing to strike in spain portugal and belgium later this month that could affect across the continent today marks the first day of industrial action for ryanair since officially recognizing unions in december the united states could be softening its position on iran previous statements suggested washington aims to reduce the nation's oil exports to zero but secretary of state mike brown peo says they may grant waivers to a handful of countries importing the grain. and sanctions snapback later this week u.s. officials have been meeting with the saudi saudi energy ministry to discuss keeping up supply to avoid volatility the trumpet is facing said it wants to deny iran revenue it's previously used to finance terrorism. it could also highest court has upheld a claim of multi

some ryanair flights from stansted have been cancelled. mps have warned british democracy is in crisis — because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation on social media. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his force is, at times, providing a poor service because of busget cuts — and apologises the cast for the next star wars film is revealed, and it will include previously unseen footage of the late actress carrie fisher. and australian sailor wendy tuck has become the first female skipper to ever win the clipper round the world yacht race. we will have more on those stories at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, big green dome. deep blue sea. and that yellow jersey. the eight planets in our solar system, all unique and instantly recognisable. and don't they look amazing from our viewing platform here in outer space? now, what we really wanted to show you is just how good the visuals have become. not only does the graphics computer generate all of these lovely images, but as the ca

ryanair apologized for any inconvenience, and offered food vouchers and hotel rooms to passengers. but not everyone could get accommodations. tom? >> julia, thank you. >>> we head back to the states with the searing heat and western wildfires. a fallen firefighter, braden varney. killed when a bulldozer rolled over. the yosemite fire is one of some 30 burning out of control in the west. and heavy rain sweeping across the country. this flash flooding is in southern utah. rob marciano tracking it all tonight. he's in central park. good evening, rob. >> reporter: some of the flash flooding is affecting some burn scar areas from fires that were going on earlier this year. the monsoon has been intense the past couple of days. flash flood watches and warnings. flagstaff, the interstates, and route 66, getting some flooding, and to the west of colorado springs, some intense showers. and 94 degrees tomorrow expected in portland tomorrow, well into the 90s today. these are areas that don't have air conditioning. heat and humidity again tomorrow across the southeast, and creeping up into the

now there's some struggle because suddenly ryanair had to cancel a flight from madrid to pisa people behind me are queuing up to ask for information for a solution but it seems that today there will be no solution ryan does not have any space left to react and so these people. very probably have to stay here on the ground there are thirty one flights scheduled today from madrid now at least one is canceled but we are still in the morning time and there are flights throw the whole day and we have to see what's going on you know it's a could be a disappointing day there for a lot of travelers but i believe that they were negotiations going on between those different parties overnight what's the latest there. where they negotiated during four days they left the room this night without any agreement or. sticks to irish labor regulation. the reapers entity for the thousand eight hundred crewmembers who are operating here from spain they want the company to respect spanish legislation so there is a clash there is no agreement so they split off the strike is going on and the interesting thi

guy: let's talk a little bit about ryanair. june traffic is up 7%. >> that's good news that we heard from ryanair this morning. news is that we are starting to see the effect of air traffic control strikes on the airline's. they said in june, they had to cancel or than 1100 flights because of air traffic control strikes. that's a huge increase from a year ago where just 41 flights were canceled. were starting to see the effect of this. we heard them reiterating their call for action to deal with these strikes from the eu authorities in the government. it's essentially beyond their control. there's not much more they can do. frontier, let's talk a little bit about that. >> this could be a fun gainer this morning. management is creating expectations for the full year due to jurassic world evolution game sales. coincided with the sequel of jurassic world: fallen kingdom which has been successful in the box office. helping the game sales. guy: thank you, everybody. it looks like a a 400 m issues are behind or are soon to be behind

yes caught in a new york for us thank you yes as many europeans look forward to their summer holiday ryanair starfall preparing to strike more than six hundred of ryan as almost two and a half thousand daily flights had to be counselled on wednesday and thursday staff in spain portugal italy and belgium will participate in the walkout the airlines pilots are demanding more transparent systems for promotions and chance for as well camping crew a calling for better working conditions and salaries. chinese president xi jinping is continuing his tour of africa and talks between him and south africa's president cyril ram oppose it in pretoria seem to have been a fruit for china will reportedly net best fourteen point seven billion dollars in south africa an increased imports from africa's most industrialized economy south africa is she's third a stop on the continent after visiting senate gallery wanda his tour is meant to further strengthen economic ties china is already the continent's largest trading partner with total trade worth one hundred and seventy billion dollars. well china's president

yes quarter in new york for us thank you yes as many europeans look forward to their summer holiday ryanair starfall preparing to strike more than six hundred of ryan as a list two and a half thousand daily flights had to be cancelled on wednesday and thursday staff in spain portugal italy and belgium will participate in the walkout the airlines pilots are demanding more transparent systems for promotions and chance for as well camping crew a calling for better working conditions and salaries. chinese president xi jinping is continuing his tour of africa and talks between him and south africa's president cyril ram opposer in pretoria seem to have been a fruit for china will reportedly fourteen point seven billion dollars in south africa an increase imports from africa's most industrialized economy south africa is she's third stop on the continent after visiting senate gallery wonder whose tour is meant to further strengthen economic ties china is already the continent's largest trading partner with total trade worth one hundred and seventy billion dollars. well china's president xi jinping

europe's largest budget carrier ryanair has reported a stateful in the earnings in the first quarter that profit drops twenty percent the dublin based airline blames lower fares higher fuel prices and increased pilots wages the drop but is still expects to reach its annual profit for cost of around one point three billion euros brian as disappointing results come authorization to accept trade unions late last year and strikes by pilots and cabin crew continue to take their toll despite agreements with unions in britain is in the and germany. staying with aeronautics of souls a collection of disney theme park memorabilia is up for auction next month in california and among the offerings all pieces of the dumbo the flying elephant rights and space mountain as well as a bucket from the old disneyland skyway but will take a lot more than some pixie dust to make any of the. collector and hollywood agent richard craft is behind the sale he's turning over seven hundred fifty pieces that spans. six decades of disneyland history items like this car from the famous dumbo ride which the auction

and amazon won't because i'm not the only ones i'm happy with their working conditions ryanair is set to council six hundred flights next week due to cabin crew strikes in spain portugal and belgium the low cost airline says it will disrupt travel plans for around one hundred thousand passengers bryanna says it has offered affected travelers refunds bookings and accommodation where procrit the employees of the mom to better pay working conditions. tough times for greece's economy put huge pressure on small businesses after years of crisis many firms collapsed one traditional family one company found a way to both survive and thrive ringing up plenty of new orders quite literally. the gallon oculus family has been making bells for over two hundred years the last remaining bell making business in greece is run by christophe and thomas now in their fifty's when the financial crisis struck the two brothers refused to give up a trade that their forefathers began in the eighteen hundreds. making bells is labor intensive and time consuming and then output plunged by sixty percent in the wake

and amazon won't because i'm not the only ones unhappy with their working conditions ryanair is set to council six hundred flights next week due to cabin crew strikes in spain portugal and belgium the low cost airline says it will disrupt travel plans for around one hundred thousand passengers bryanna says it has offered affected travelers refunds re bookings and accommodation where appropriate the employees of the mamby better pay working conditions. tough times for greece's economy put huge pressure on small businesses after years of crisis many firms collapsed want traditional family one company found a way to both survive and thrive ringing up plenty of new orders quite literally. the gallon oculus family has been making bells for over two hundred years the last remaining bell making business in greece is run by christensen thomas now in their fifty's when the financial crisis struck the two brothers refused to give up a trade that their forefathers began in the eighteen hundreds. making bells is labor intensive and time consuming and then output plunged by sixty percent in the wak

europe's largest budget carrier ryanair has reported a stateful in in the first quarter that profit drops twenty percent the dublin based airline blames lower fares higher fuel prices and increased pilots' wages the drop but it still expects to reach its annual profit for cost of around one point three billion euros brian as disappointing results come off to accept trade unions late last year and strikes by pilots in cabin crew continue to take their toll despite agreements with the unions in britain is in the and germany. staying with aeronautics of souls a collection of disney theme park memorabilia is up for auction next month in california and among the offerings all pieces of the dumbo the flying elephant rocks and space mountain as well as a bucket from the old disneyland skyway but will take a lot more than some pixie dust to make any of the. collector and hollywood agent richard kraft is behind the sale he's turning over seven hundred fifty pieces that spanned six decades of disneyland history items like this car from the famous dumbo ride which the auction house says could fetch

yes quarter in new york for us thank you yes as many europeans look forward to their summer holiday ryanair starfall preparing to strike more than six hundred of ryan as a list two and a half thousand daily flights had to be cancelled on wednesday and thursday staff in spain portugal italy and belgium will participate in the walkout the airlines pilots are demanding more transparent systems for promotions and chance for as while camping crew a calling for better working conditions and salaries. chinese president xi jinping is continuing his tour of africa and talks between him and south africa's president cyril ram oppose in pretoria seem to have been a fruit for china will reportedly in their best fourteen point seven billion dollars in south africa an increased imports from africa's most industrialized economy south africa is she's third a stop on the continent after visiting senate gallery wanda his tour is meant to further strengthen economic ties china is already the continent's largest trading partner with total trade worth one hundred and seventy billion dollars. well china's preside

in germany as well that says ryanair pilots in the country have voted to strike as they push the collective labor agreements that europe's largest low cost carrier off the weekend talks broke down the cockpit union gave the carrier until the sixth of august to come up with an offer ryanair canceled hundreds of flights last week after crews in spain italy portugal and ireland went on strike and last december german pilots became the first ever to strike at ryanair but that disruption was then limited cockpit now says that ninety six percent of pilots are of favor of fresh walkouts that will give twenty four hours of warning and head off any action to travel this one is another brags that related blow for the city of london germany's biggest lender doj a bank has moved much of its clearing activity from the british capital to frankfurt instead it will be handled by your excesses a vision of the frankfurt stock exchange clearing houses work as middlemen between buyers and sellers of financial instruments london dominates the business with daily transactions worth about one trillion euros but d

look at ryanair, getting news crossing the terminal. we talked about whizzair and now ryanair. in -- cut dublin by 20%. this company has been roiled by strikes. it warned days ago the labor strike is starting to bite has profits slide. it has announced it will cut its fleet by 20% into 2018. a big exclusive interview with cheek executive of deutsche bank and anglo american. nd anglo american. matt: savings slump. deutsche bank thousand to maintain its position in fixed-income trading after reporting its weakest second quarter and's 2008. we will bring you our interview with deutsche bank's ceo. he strikes and optimistic tone. christian sewing minutes from now. jean-claude juncker talks trade. donald trump calls for the eu to drop all tariffs and subsidies. will the two find anything to agree? on does anyone really want free trade? as theresa may takes control of brexit negotiations, the u.k. publishes plans to keep financial firms operating after a no deal brexit. we speak exclusively to the deputy governor of the bank of england, sam woods. welcome to "bloomberg markets: the e

ryanair had try to limit the disruption caused by the company pre-strike it even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines the company management failed to find common ground with the union representatives. from brian is a textbook example of what you shouldn't be at work relations union relations all management style they abuse their workers they humiliate them and you get all of the press the strikes are centered on working conditions rather the money i alice has been trying for brian after six years but despite the loyalty when he sick he says he's on his own. god if i get treatment i have i have to foot the bill myself and hope that the irish insurance system pacing back a little bit of a brawl that we also can't get loans for help so carl because we earn our income abroad. those are going to start coming out in foreign banks won't give loans in spain or. they're not backing down yet more strike action is planned for august as the dispute continues. folks welcome subsidiary l.t. is getting a new c.e.o. again from competitive b.m.w. the current v.w. c.e.o. habit days

ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the cabin pre-strike it even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines but company management failed to find common ground with the union representatives. from brian is a textbook example of what you shouldn't be at work relations union relations all management style they abuse that because they humiliate them and you get out of. the strikes are centered on working conditions rather the money. has been flying for brian after six years but despite the loyalty when he sick he says he's on his own like i do with god but if i get three men have i have to foot the bill myself and hope that the irish insurance system pays on back a little bit of a brawl that we also can't get loans for hope so cause because we earn our income abroad. those are going to throw me in foreign banks won't give loans in spite of given the. stock market they're not backing down yet more strike action is planned for august as the dispute continues. folks welcome subsidiary l.t. is getting a new c.e.o. again from competitive b.m.w. the current v.w. c

europe's largest budget carrier ryanair has reported a stateful in the first quarter that profit drops twenty percent dublin based airline blames lower fares higher fuel prices and increased pilots' wages dropped but it still expects to reach its annual profit for cost of around one point three billion euros brian as disappointing results come officers decision to accept trade unions late last year and strikes by pilots and cabin crew continue to take their toll despite agreements with the unions in britain is in the and germany. staying with aeronautics of souls a collection of disney theme park memorabilia is up for auction next month in california and among the offerings all pieces of the dumbo the flying elephant rocks and space mountain as well as a bucket from the old disneyland skyway but will take a lot more than some pixie dust to make any of the. collector and hollywood agent richard kraft is behind the sale he's turning over seven hundred fifty pieces that spanned six decades of disneyland history items like this car from the famous dumbo ride which the auction house says co

hands caught in a new york for us thank you yes as many europeans look forward to their summer holiday ryanair starfall preparing to strike more than six hundred of ryan as well as two and a half thousand daily flights had to be counseled on wednesday and thursday staffan spain portugal italy and belgium will participate in the walkout the airlines pilots are demanding more transparent systems for promotions and chance for as well camping crew a calling for better working conditions and salaries. chinese president xi jinping is continuing his tour of africa and talks between him and south africa's president cyril ram opposer in pretoria seem to have been a fruit for china will reportedly in their best fourteen point seven billion dollars in south africa increased imports from africa's most industrialized economy south africa is she's third a stop on the continent after visiting senate gallery and his tour is meant to further strengthen economic ties china's already the continent's largest trading partner with total trade worth one hundred and seventy billion dollars. well china's president xi

and amazon workers are not the only ones i'm happy with their working conditions ryanair is set to council six hundred flights next week due to cabin crew strikes in spain portugal and belgium the low cost airline says it will disrupt travel plans for around one hundred thousand passengers bryanna says it has offered affected travelers refunds bookings and accommodation where appropriate the employees of the mob and better pay working conditions. tough times for greece's economy put huge pressure on small businesses after years of crisis many firms collapsed want traditional family one company found a way to both survive and thrive ringing up plenty of new orders quite literally. the gallon opulence family has been making bells for over two hundred years the last remaining bell making business in greece is run by christophe and thomas now in their fifty's when the financial crisis struck the two brothers refused to give up a trade that their forefathers begun in the eighteen hundreds. making bells is labor intensive and time consuming and then output plunged by sixty percent in the wake of

ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the company pre-strike it even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines but company management failed to find common ground with the union representatives. their store owner brian as a textbook example of what you shouldn't be at work relations union relations all management style they abuse that because they humiliate them and you get out of the strikes are centered on working conditions rather the money osca alice has been trying for brian after six years but despite the loyalty when he's sick he says he's on his own. going to do it i got that if i get treatment i have a. i have to foot the bill myself and hope that the irish insurance system place or back a little bit of a blow that we also can't get loans for help so carl because we earn our income abroad which are going to start coming up in foreign banks won't give loans in spain or italy. they're not backing down yet more strike action is planned for august as the dispute continues. folks falcon subsidiary l.t. is getting a new c.e.o. again from competitor b.

europe's largest budget carrier ryanair has reported a stateful in the earnings in the first quarter that profit drops twenty percent the dublin based airline blames lower fares higher fuel prices and increased pilots' wages the drop but it still expects to reach its annual profit for cost of around one point three billion euros brian as disappointing results come off to accept trade unions late last year and strikes by pilots and cabin crew continue to take their toll despite agreements with unions in britain is in the and germany. staying with aeronautics of souls a collection of disney theme park memorabilia is up for auction next month in california and among the offerings all pieces of the dumbo the flying elephant rice and space mountain as well as a bucket from the old disneyland skyway but will take a lot more than some pixie dust to make any of the. collector and hollywood agent richard craft is behind the sale he's turning over seven hundred fifty pieces that spans. six decades of disneyland history items like this car from the famous dumbo ride which the auction house says

and amazon was not the only ones i'm happy with their working conditions ryanair is set to council's six hundred flights next week due to cabin crew strikes in spain portugal and belgium the low cost airline says it will disrupt travel plans for around one hundred thousand passengers ryan says it has offered affected travelers refunds re bookings i'm tickled migration where appropriate the employees of the mob the better pay working conditions. tough times for greece's economy put huge pressure on small businesses after years of crisis many firms collapsed want traditional family one company found a way to both survive and thrive ringing up plenty of new orders quite literally. the gallon oculus family has been making bells for over two hundred years the last remaining bell making business in greece is run by christerson thomas now in their fifty's when the financial crisis struck the two brothers refused to give up a trade that their forefathers began in the eighteen hundreds. making bells is labor intensive and time consuming and then output plunged by sixty percent in the wake of

more industrial action now ryanair pilots are staging a twenty four hour strike today which is force the airline to council thirty flights out of island the irish airline pilots association is protesting over pay and watching conditions the strike only affects flights between the u.k. and ireland but other unions apparent a strike in spain portugal and belgium i suppose that could affect groups across the continent today marks the first day of industrial action by an absence officially recognizing unions of december. uphold a claim of a multi-billion dollar damages against oil giant chevron that's decades of rainforest damage the court saying indigenous people have a right to compensation for oil spills that contaminate ground water despite high hopes from those affected the ruling is largely symbolic and no longer operates in the country. it was a lengthy legal battle or oil giant chevron has been ordered to pay nine point five billion dollars in damages for decades of environmental harm oh. texaco never again of reference to the company chevron took over in two thousand and one the

ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the cup increase strike it even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines but company management failed to find common ground with amy and representatives. from brian is a textbook example of what you shouldn't be at work relations union relations all management style they abuse their power because they humiliate them and you get out of. the strikes are centered on working conditions rather the money to alice has been trying for brian after six years but despite the loyalty when he's sick he says he's on his iron because like every day i got that if i get treatment i have i have to foot the bill myself and hope that the irish insurance system pays on back a little bit of a blow we also can't get loans for our house or car because we earn our income abroad. i don't mean that in foreign banks won't give loans in spain or italy. but i'll stop malarky they're not backing down yet more strike action is planned for august as the dispute continues. folks welcome subsidiary ltd is getting a new c.e.o. again from competitor b.

ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the cup increase strike it even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines but company management failed to find common ground with union representatives. their store owner from brian is a textbook example of what you shouldn't be at work relations union relations all management style they abuse their workers they humiliate them and you get out of. the strikes are centered on working conditions rather the money osca alice has been trying for brian after six years but despite the loyalty when he's sick he says he's on his own chemicals are going to do it i got that if i get treatment i have i have to foot the bill myself and hope that the irish insurance system placement back a little bit of a brawl that we also can't get loans for our house so car because we earn our income abroad. foreign banks won't give loans in spain or italy all of given the. market they're not backing down yet more strike action is planned for august as the dispute continues. folks welcome subsidiary ltd is getting a new c.e.o. again from competi

ryanair not getting any favourable headlines. i was just ryanair not getting any favourable headlines. i wasjust seeing a picture of a kit kat and i looked over at sally's papers and saw another picture of a kit kat. it's a business story. i am the kit kat corresponded. this is a story yesterday that the makers of kitkat, nestle, were saying that they wanted to trade the full single wafer and retain exclusive rights to use it. two fingers is ok? they lost yesterday. cadbury will be a will to use it. they say that everybody can use it. they say that everybody can use it. they say that everybody can use it. tensions are high output to france. this is crisp room, one of the best cyclists of all time being knocked off by policeman. —— chris chris froome. he had his black anorak worn in tricky weather conditions and the policeman thought he was a ban. they tried to stop in anti— ended up being knocked off. what that physically knocked off? the policeman tried to stop them and developers bite. geraint thomas in with a fantastic c

more expensive than origin and plant down here in frankfurt thank you europe's largest budget carrier ryanair has reported a steep fall in earnings in the first quarter net profit dropped twenty percent dublin based on blames lower fares higher fuel prices and increased pilots' wages for the drop but it still expects to reach its annual profit forecast of around one point three billion euros strikes by pilots and cabin crew continues to take their toll despite agreements with unions in britain italy france. chinese police have launched a probe into tank shang biotech over the claim over claims that it sold dangerous inoculations to health facilities throughout the country sanctioning shares which had been suspended in the morning were down ten percent they have slumped to forty seven percent since mid july state drug authorities are conducting unannounced inspections on other chinese manufacturers as well some of the vaccines and questions were given routinely to chinese babies as young as three months so far it appears that no patients were harmed. dejan ping has become the first chinese pre

ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the company pre-strike it even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines the company management failed to find common ground with the union representatives. from brian is a textbook example of what you shouldn't be at work relations union relations all management style they abuse that because they humiliate them and you're out of breath the strikes are centered on working conditions rather the money the alice has been trying for brian after six years but despite the loyalty when he's sick he says he's on his own chemicals are going to do it again but if i get treatment i have i have to foot the bill myself and hope that the irish insurance system pacing back a little bit of a brawl that we also can't get loans for our house so car because we earn our income abroad. and foreign banks won't give loans in spain or italy. they're not backing down yet more strike action is planned for august as the dispute continues. folks falcon subsidiary ltd is getting a new c.e.o. again from competitive b.m.w. the current v.w. c.e.o.

ryanair had tried to limit the disruption caused by the company pre-strike it even pressured many of its employees to cross the picket lines but company management failed to find common ground with union representatives. their store owner from brian was a textbook example of what you shouldn't be at work relations union relations all management style they abuse that because they humiliate them and you get out of. the strikes are centered on working conditions rather the money the alice has been trying for brian after six years but despite the loyalty when he's sick he says he's on his own. got that if i get treatment i have i have to foot the bill myself and hope that the irish insurance system pacing back a little bit of a brawl that we also can't get loans for our house so car because we earn our income abroad. those are going to tell me nothing foreign banks won't give loans in spain or italy. but i'll stop malarky they're not backing down yet more strike action is planned for august as the dispute continues. folks welcome subsidiary l.t. is getting a new c.e.o. again from competi

a sudden loss of pressure hits ryanair flight fr-7312 just hours after taking off from ireland bound for croatia. the flight was forced to divert making an emergency landing in germany, descending more than 28,000 feet in less than ten minutes. >> the plane just started to go downwards. >> reporter: passengers shaken and confused. this oxygen mask from inside the cabin spotted with blood. roxanne and sarah, who were on the flight, said they were given no information when the masks came down. >> we were kind of all scrambling, trying to put the oxygen masks on, and people were screaming and crying and shouting. >> reporter: after the terrifying plunge, more than 30 people needed hospital treatment. passengers suffered from nausea, headaches. some were seen bleeding from the ears. some transferred by bus to croatia, an 18-hour journey. ryanair apologized for any inconvenience, offering food vouchers and hotel rooms to passengers, but not everyone could get accommodations. the irish airline carried it's 1 billionth passenger last year, but this could have many flyers thinking twice abou

ryanair fell more than 6%, reporting a 22% drop in pretax profit this past quarter the airline, the largest in europe by passenger numbers has been hit by a series of strikes since it agreed to recognize unions last december ryanair warning that average fares would be lower than expected in the key summer period, amid uncertainty over potential strikes going forward. it did say it was on course to hit annual profit targets. shares down 7.5%. >>> and finally, look at shares of wpp that stock trading higher on reports that tech giants alibaba and ten cent are in talks to buy out 20% of the ad buy out chinese business sky news says it could value the portfolio as high as $2.5 billion that stock is up 2.6%. jon, back to you >>> here's what's happening at this hour, everyone. the daily news will cut half its newsroom staff, saying it will focus more on digital news the paper was sold last year for one dollar, the owner assuming liabilities and debt editor in chief jim rich replaced by robert york, editor in chief of morning call of pennsylvania. >>> chinese president arrives in rwanda, second st

it's the latest in a series of labor battles for ryanair. that is your bloomberg business flash. thank you very much, indeed. a chinese court has temporarily banned macron -- micron technology from doing business in china. it stems from a legal case. for now, we bring in tom mackenzie. micron collateral damage? given the timing, it's hard to see that this isn't in some way links to the trade discretions -- discussions between beijing and washington. the chinese court is not independent and they are ultimately part of the chinese come his party and part of chinese government. this initial ruling blocks them from selling about 26 of their products in the chinese market. in 2016, they had about 50% of their revenues in the chinese market. it's a significant blow. you saw the investor reaction yesterday. , this cuts two ways. cut off from u.s. semiconductors and feel the pinch and then the companies in the u.s. are cut off from the market. we are still waiting for the closure of this case. guy: it will be interesting to see how european stocks trade off that. let's talk about the tel

ryanair have cancelled 600 flights because of that. the civil aviation authority have said, make sure you claim compensation for this because it's obviously not your fault. anyone travelling with them, or due to travel with them, make sure you keep across that. you can see it's hitting the bottom line outcome of the fact they have had pay their staff more survey said their staffing costs have gone up by a third in that time period compared to that time period last year. it is definitely costing them more for their staff but their staff are unhappy still at the moment and they have lost to contend with and it's hitting their bottom line. check your flight is the take away from that one. if you think it is hot here... the heat wave injapan has reached a record high of 41.1 degrees. that temperature was recorded in a city northwest of tokyo. officials said last week that the heat had killed at least 15 people and hospitalised thousands of others. president trump has stepped up his rhetoric against iran, warning president rouhani not to th

ryanair, the main operator at stansted, has apologised to customers. it's just incredible how unaccountable they are. there's no one here to deal with it. the queues are just neverending and people are supposed to wait. it's ridiculous. we were on board the plane for six hours and then they said, "it's delayed. the flight is delayed." then we come back here. another queue for ten hours. the storms that swept in forcing middlesbrough's friendly against sunderland to be abandoned... and heralding the end of the heatwave, were supposed to put a stop to this too, the chaos at the channel tunnel. for three days, trains had been unable to run at full capacity because it was too hot — the air conditioning could not cope. the queue of cars trying to get into eurotunnel tells the story. some are having to wait 6.5 hours to get on a train. the company is advising people not to travel unless it's absolutely necessary. but those with holidays booked have little choice. for many, it became a case of killing time. i got a football in the car, got a field behind me

island's budget airline ryanair is set to cancel a temper sent of its irish flights on thursday as it prepares for a twenty four hour strike by pilots will call its will be the first in a series of planned industrial action stuff in spain portugal belgium and italy will carry out their own strikes later in the month ryanair is known for its low cost fares but critics say they call it the expense of good working conditions and fair salary. now it would have been unthinkable in the past but still to guard the heart of germany's auto industry and told to mercy to make a diner is set to introduce a possible driving ban on diesel powered vehicles for the come into effect in early twenty nineteen the battle of fact all during the cars meeting emission standards from tool for hand earlier lawmakers hope to avoid bans for diesels knew of them bought but the bad things cost the band's coverage will depend on the fact of most of pollution control measures the city of guard is the second city in germany to introduce a diesel ban the following on board officials in cities including paris london a

. >> reporter: flightradar24.com showing ryanair flight fr7312 apparently losing cabin pressure rapidly descending more than 28,000 feet in less than ten minutes. video from inside the cabin showing passengers wearing oxygen masks unsure of what could happen next. roxanne brownlee and sara sahelnick describe what it was like. >> children crying and kids shouting, mommy, am i going to die? we're fitting the oxygen masks on and the plane is just plummeting. and, um, we're going -- yeah, we're going down very quickly. >> reporter: the flight making an emergency landing in frankfurt, germany. 33 passengers had to be hospitalized. the loss of pressure in the cabin causing them to suffer from headaches, earaches, nausea, even bleeding from the ears. but many of them just glad to be alive. >> we're genuinely surprised to be alive. i think i can safely say it was the most terrifying thing i've ever experienced. >> reporter: and ryanair is blaming an in-flight depressurization. the airline has apologized saying it provided customers with vouchers for food and hotels. but it admits there weren't

allan's budget airline ryanair is set to cancel ten percent of its flights to and from auckland on thursday as it prepares for a twenty four hour strike by pilots who will be the first in the series of planned industrial action staff in spain portugal belgium and italy will carry out their own strikes later in the months ryanair is known for its low cost fast but critics say they come at the expense of good working conditions and bad salaries. so for me it's back to my staff thank you very much. we take you now to kenya where marriage is still common specially in rural areas girls often do not have access to the information or tools that could have them plan their families and while still their partners often don't support them so non-governmental organizations are working to empower us to take charge of their sexual reproductive health our correspondent. visited a school near mombasa. moony is a small village about an hour's drive from kenya the city. social worker halima ali has come to see how the youth club at the local primary school is very. we have clubs school health clubs schools.

at toast in the big percentage losers and ryanair. we have breaking numbers out of germany with the july services emi falling to 54.4. the forecast was spot on. was 57.3.cturing pmi that blows away the forecast. you can see that is good news for the german economy. let's get the first world news with sebastian. stian: china has unveiled a package of policies as trade tensions threaten the economic slowdown. aimed ates a tax-cut fostering research spending and special bonds for infrastructure investment. it intends to form a more flexible response to quote external uncertainties. warned he mayas act over you u.s. imports of european cars. this was ahead of trade talks tomorrow. it's been very tough on the united states for their coming in to see me on wednesday. we will see if we can work something out. otherwise you will have to do something with respect to the millions of cars they send in every year. >> the uk's expecting a 50 fold increase on takeovers of british companies. ministers are outlining proposals that widen the scope in

ryanair, the main operator at stansted, has apologised to customers. it's incredible how unaccountable they are. there is no one here to deal with it. the queues are neverending and people are supposed to wait. it's ridiculous. we were on board the plane for six hours and then they say, "it's delayed. the flight is delayed." then we come back here. another queue for ten hours. the storms that swept in forcing middlesbrough's friendly against sunderland to be abandoned... and heralding the end of the heatwave, were supposed to put a stop to this, too, the chaos at the channel tunnel. for three days, trains had been unable to run at full capacity because it was too hot — the air conditioning could not cope. the queue of cars trying to get into eurotunnel tells the story. some are having to wait six and a half hours to get on a train. the company is advising people not to travel unless it's absolutely necessary. but those with holidays booked have little choice. for many it became a case of killing time. i've got a football in the car, got a field behin

touched down on oregon's highest peak. 30 passengers have been treated in hospital in germany after a ryanair plane suffered a sudden loss of cabin pressure. the aircraft was flying from dublin to croatia, and was forced to make an emergency landing in frankfurt. some of the people on board have complained of suffering headaches and nausea. an iceberg weighing up to 11 million tons has drifted close to a small village on the western coast of greenland, prompting fears that falling chunks of ice will unleash an enormous wave on the coastline. the iceberg is looming over houses in the village of innaarsuit, about 1000 kilometres north of the capital. local reporters say they fear it could split at any moment. the uk's newest polar research ship, the sir david attenborough, has been launched on merseyside. the name was chosen for the largest commercial ship built in britain for three decades after ministers rejected a public vote for boaty mcboatface. our science correspondent victoria gill watched the launch. three, two, one, launch. years of work and one momentous splash — as britain's newes

let's start with ryanair, shares falling as much as 6%. the airline posted a 20% drop in first-quarter profits. tradened walkouts by unions and regional traffic control strikes is making customers hesitant to book flights. the irish carrier shells out about 20% more for pay increases already granted to pilots. shares are down 5.7%. let's get to ferrari. not bring it up? i will tell you about it. stay there. i'm going to bring it up. this is not ideally what you want to see, but we had big news today. rarri in the-- news today. ferarri announced -- ferrari announced new ceos. fors a different story ferarri shares, down 4.9% today. great uncertainty for fiat chrysler and for ferrari as well. two new chief executives announced for ferrari and fiat chrysler. the largest inflows in more than four years. investors warming to the new government. -- $225 million come in, the most since april. 2014.il banking stocks coming back in recent days and weeks. abigail: looking at the kleins for the major averages. not a lot of conviction on the part of in

hope to push through better working conditions such as high salaries and there is a more trouble for ryanair staff the carrier just want to offer around three hundred potential job cuts for pilots and cabin crew on the plans to reduce its dublin based aircraft fleets. european commission president is meeting today with u.s. president donald trump at the white house it's a bid to head off a looming transatlantic trade war but ahead of those talks trump renew his call for completely free trade the u.s. president fired off this tweet calling on both parties to quote drop all tariffs of barriers and subsidies that would be finally big cold free market and fair trade donald trump writing there on twitter. but for now washington is threatening to expand its terrorists to cause after slapping levies on steel and aluminum the e.u. responded in kind. has this look at what's at stake. it's a tweet that struck brussels like a thunderbolt great wars are good and easy to win that's the message the american president sent over the atlantic on march first a week later came this announcement today i'm defen

touched down on oregon's highest peak. 30 passengers have been treated in hospital in germany after a ryanair plane suffered a sudden loss of cabin pressure. the aircraft was flying from dublin to croatia, and was forced to make an emergency landing in frankfurt. some of the people on board have complained of suffering headaches and nausea. the uk's newest polar research ship, the sir david attenborough, has been launched on merseyside. the name was chosen for the largest commercial ship built in britain for three decades after ministers rejected a public vote for boaty mcboatface. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill watched the launch. three, two, one, launch. years of work and one momentous splash — as britain's newest polar research ship floats for the very first time in the river mersey, the man whose name it now bears considers the role the vessel will play in polar science. it's only in recent years that we've discovered how dangerous plastic is. before that, we didn't really understand about cfcs and the problems of what it was doing to the atmosphere and the ozone layer. and so

europe's largest budget carrier ryanair as reported a steep fall in earnings in the first quarter net profit dropped twenty percent dublin based airline blames lower fares higher fuel prices and increased pilots' wages for the drop but it still expects to reach its annual profit forecast of around one point three billion euros disappointing results come after the decision to accept trade unions late last year strikes by pilots and continues to take their toll despite agreements with unions in britain italy and germany. there are suspicions that chinese vaccine producers knowingly expose hundreds of thousands of children to possibly unsafe accedes chinese police have launched a probe into chung chung saying biotech over the claims that it's all dangerous inoculations to health facilities throughout the country chung chang says with which had been suspended in the morning were down ten percent later they have slumped forty seven percent since mid july state drug authorities have conducted unannounced inspections on other chinese manufacturers as well some of the vaccines and questions w

some ryanair flights from stansted have just been cancelled. mps warn british democracy is in crisis because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation on social media. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his police force is occasionally providing a poor service — and apologises. we are incredibly busy at this time. level of calls we receive in the summer level of calls we receive in the summer of very challenging. sometimes that service we provide in the peak times doesn't meet the service people expect. also coming up — australian sailor wendy tuck has

unions say ryanair is not taking its demands over pay and conditions seriously. the airline says all ireland to europe flights will operate as normal. a german neo—nazi has been sentenced to life in jail for her part in ten murders. beate zschaepe belonged to a gang that carried out racist killings over a period of seven years. the police initially thought the victims — mostly of turkish descent — were caught up in gang violence. lebo diseko has more. the only surviving member of a neo—nazi terrorist cell, beate zschaepe was found guilty of ten racially motivated murders. for the families of the victims, this day has been a long time coming — a five—year trial almost two decades after the first killing. zschaepe's gang, called the nationalist socialist underground, or nsu, murdered eight ethnic—turkish people, a greek citizen and a policewoman between 2000 and 2007. she denied taking part in the murders, saying she only knew of them after they had happened. she blamed two members of the msu. they killed themselves in an apparent suicide pact. but th

ryanair says it's cutting its dublin based fleet from 30 to 2a planes for the winter 2018 season, putting 300 jobs at risk. the six planes will instead transfer to the carrier's polish airline. it comes as the airline cancels hundreds of flights a5 a planned strike by cabin crew over pay and conditions goes ahead. do you think you could cope with working night shifts? research for the bbc has found that between 2007 and 2017, the number of retail workers working nights as their main shift pattern has gone up 50%. according to the office for national statistics almost 70,000 people now work mainly nights in the uk retail sector partly driven by the rise in online shopping and our increasing expectation for next day delivery. and many workers say they work nights because childcare costs for day shifts are too expensive and night pay is often higher. whatever the reason if you are a night worker, how can you make it work for you? helen mckenna joins us now, she is asleep research, thank you for joining us, what impact can night shifts have on the body? one thing we have to think about is tha

or ryanair isn't the only company presenting its quarterly results its i think season so let's get the latest from daniel cope a man of the front of stock exchange daniel who else has come out with figures what can we expect. yeah it's going to be a very interesting and also very busy week their reporting season has indeed kicked off google alphabet is going to be the most interesting one off today but those numbers will be released when the european trading day will be already over about beside ryan air and google also other big companies will be will be providing their quarterly numbers as well in the united states but also here in europe in the u.s. the focus will be mainly on big tech companies such as twitter and facebook but also the german corporate from big companies like diamond. mass on will give us the latest figures as well also the business climate index and the consumer spending report for germany will be released so here i guess monica we won't be poured a lot of data to look forward to well a fee at chrysler the com maker has not presented its quarterly report but the c