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the department for transport says it's investing more than £30 million to improve lorry parking facilities in england, but for now, the warning is that the coming months are set to be challenging. it will still be very, very busy throughout the whole summer. we've got another busy weekend, next weekend, huge numbers of tourists crossing. we're back to pre—pandemic levels of tourists that are crossing the channel. in fact, in some places it's been even busier than it was three orfour years ago. so we are prepared for that, we have traffic management plans in place in kent to really deal with that. and this weekend, the major incident declared by the authorities remains in force. simonjones, bbc news, dover. and to talk more about the wider travel chaos on the uk's roads, jack cousens from the aa — who was in that report — joins me now. thank you forjoining us. how worried is the ay out what it is seeing happen in dover because it's notjust seeing happen in dover because it's not just the infrastructure there that's come into question, it's having a very big impact on the surrounding t

the department for transport said it is "focused on minimising disruption for passengers this summer", and is working with airports on the possibility of additional night flights, which would be subject to consultation. our business reporter noor nanji has more. we've already seen big queues at airports this summer. now come warnings of more disruption with a new wave of flight cancellations expected to be announced next week. the cancellations are triggered by an amnesty on take—off and landing slots, which ends this friday. it compounds existing problems. we are now right in the midst of the peak summer travel season but we are still experiencing problems of lack of manpower, not only for airlines but across airports, ground handlers and even in some cases border control staff, so the mix of high volumes and lack of people is causing a tremendous dislocation at many airports. british airways services from heathrow are likely to bear the brunt of the cancellations. a spokesperson from the airline told the bbc that they welcome the new measures, adding "it would make it easier to co

the department for transport has even said counterterrorist checks are being processed on average in under ten days. that is half the time it took in march. in a statement, transport secretary grant shapps said... but labour argue the government have been missing in action and are now simply playing catch—up. the same issues have been plaguing other countries. in the united states, it is a holiday weekend with the county celebrating independence day on 4th ofjuly. but a shortage of pilots and crew has meant airlines have cancelled more than 1,000 flights. meanwhile, in the uk, with a rise due to fix their schedules by friday, it means a nervous few days for passengers. there are calls for the treasury to cut the cost of fuel in remote, rural parts of the country after the average price of unleaded petrol reached a new high last week. relief on fuel duty is available in some rural areas in england and scotland, but not in northern ireland or wales. hywel griffith reports. this is linda's office. her car roams the roads of rural west wales, clocking up 1,000 miles a month so she can

the consequences of the brexit and for the controls, the department for transport says it is investing more than £30 million to improve parking facilities in england, but the eurotunnel says more needs to be done to improve the situation. the consequences of adding border controls, whether it's _ for freight or passengers, | is additionaljourney time, disruption to flow. and that means that you get people's journeys, whether it's carrying - goods in a truck or travelling - across the channel for a holiday, there is disruption. for now, the warning is the coming months are said to be challenging. when you have a lot of people that want to travel, you need to have enough people to do the controls and thatis enough people to do the controls and that is the problem in dover. in calais, without damage because we are much more pressed in our newport and someone but it is something which can't happen. for now, the warning is the coming months are said to be challenging. despite this, it hasn't put these families of trying to cross the channel for a much anticipated summer holiday. vishala sr

the department for transport says it's investing more than £30 million to improve lorry parking facilities in england. but for now, the warning is that the coming months are set to be challenging. it will still be very, very busy throughout the whole summer. we've got another busy weekend next weekend, huge numbers of tourists crossing. we're back to pre—pandemic levels of tourists that are crossing the channel. in fact, in some places it's been even busier than it was three or four years ago. so we are prepared for that. we have traffic management plans in place in kent to really deal with that. food and drink has been handed out to some of those stuck in the queues, clinging to the hope of finally getting away on holiday. simonjones, bbc news, dover. our business correspondent vishala sri—pathma is in folkestone and has the latest on the queues there. so, frustration appears to have shifted here to folkstone. that's partly because of the roads leading to the channel tunnel entrance, which isjust behind me. now, there are queues of cars and lorries, as you can see, and there are about

the department for transport says it's investing more than £30 million to improve lorry parking facilities in england, but for now, the warning is that the coming months are set to be challenging. it will still be very, very busy throughout the whole summer. we've got another busy week on the next weekend, huge numbers of tourists crossing. we're back to pre—pandemic levels of tourists that are crossing the channel. in fact, in some places it's been even busier than it was three orfour years ago. so we are prepared for that, we have traffic management plans in place in kent to really deal with that. and this weekend, the major incident declared by the authorities remains in force. simonjones, bbc news, dover. we can cross live to dover and speak to simon. what is the level of disruption there today, day three? it is going to be another— there today, day three? it is going to be another really _ there today, day three? it is going to be another really busy - there today, day three? it is going to be another really busy day. - to be another really busy day. yesterday they handled more th

the department for transport said it is "focused on minimising disruption for passengers this summer", and that as part of this, it was working with airports on when it could be appropriate to allow additional night flights, which would be subject to consultation. our business reporter noor nanji has more. we have already seen big queues at airports this summer. now come warnings of more disruption. with a new wave of flight cancellations expected to be announced next week. the cancellations are triggered by an amnesty on take—off and landing slots which ends this friday. it compounds existing problems. we are now ri . ht in compounds existing problems. we are now right in the _ compounds existing problems. we are now right in the midst _ compounds existing problems. we are now right in the midst of— compounds existing problems. we are now right in the midst of the _ compounds existing problems. we are now right in the midst of the peak- now right in the midst of the peak summer travel season but were still experiencing problems and lack of manpower not only for airlines but acros

the department for transport says it is investing more than £30 million to improve parking facilities in england, but the eurotunnel says more needs to be done to improve the situation. the consequences of adding border controls, whether it's for _ freight or passengers, - is additionaljourney time, disruption to flow. and that means that you get people's journeys, whether it's carrying - goods in a truck or travelling - across the channel for a holiday, there is disruption. for now, the warning is the coming months are said to be challenging. despite this, it hasn't put these families of trying to cross the channel for a much anticipated summer holiday. jean—marc puissesseau is the president of the ports of calais and boulogne. i asked him what he thought was the reason for the long queues. in calais, it's very difficult to make any comments about dover. whilst i know now this afternoon that everything is going well. what happened in dover yesterday and the day before is what sometimes... the reason is because there are not enough french police at the ports in dover. they are not a

the department for transport has even said counterterrorist checks are being processed on average in under ten days. that is half the time it took in march. in a statement, transport secretary grant shapps said... but labour argue the government have been missing in action and are now simply playing catch—up. either way, with airlines due to fix their schedules by friday, it means a nervous few days for passengers. in the us, it is a holiday weekend with the _ in the us, it is a holiday weekend with the country— in the us, it is a holiday weekend with the countr— with the country celebrating independence _ with the country celebrating independence day. - with the country celebrating independence day. airlines| with the country celebrating i independence day. airlines have cancelled more than 1000 flights. protesters in libya say they'll continue demonstrating until the ruling elite steps aside. marches have taken place in cities across the country as living conditions deteriorate and a political deadlock conitnues. the united nations has called for calm after crowds stormed par

the department for transport has even said counterterrorist checks are being processed on average in under ten days. that is half the time it took in march. in a statement, transport secretary grant shapps said... but labour argue the government have been missing in action and are now simply playing catch—up. in the united states it is a holiday weekend with the county celebrating independence day on 4th ofjuly. but airlines have cancelled more than 1000 flights. meanwhile, the uk, with a rise due to fix their schedules by friday, it means a nervous few days for passengers. thousands of residents of australia's biggest city, sydney, have been ordered to evacuate their homes because of torrential rain and the threat of flooding. the weather bureau says it expects heavy rainfall along the east coast region, which will intensify over the next two days. the rain has hit at the beginning of school holidays, and people have been asked not to travel in the region. the emergency services say it's a life—threatening situation and warn of flash flooding, and coastal erosion. the level of t

the department for transport has even said counterterrorist checks are being processed on average in under ten days. that is half the time it took in march. in a statement, transport secretary grant shapps said... but labour argue the government have been missing in action and are now simply playing catch—up. the same issues have been plaguing other countries. in the united states, it is a holiday weekend with the country celebrating independence day on ath ofjuly. but a shortage of pilots and crew has meant airlines have cancelled more than 1,000 flights. meanwhile, in the uk, with airlines due to fix their schedules by friday, it means a nervous few days for passengers. the eye—watering cost of fuel is hitting drivers and business alike. it's impact is being felt even more acutely in rural communities. there is rural fuel duty relief — a government subsidy cutting 5p off a litre — but is only available in a handful of remote areas in england and scotland, not northern ireland or wales. and with a litre of unleaded hitting a new average high of over £1.91 a litre, there are

the department for transport has even said counterterrorist checks are being processed on average in under ten days. that is half the time it took in march. in a statement, transport secretary grant shapps said... but labour argue the government have been missing in action and are now simply playing catch—up. the same issues have been plaguing other countries. in the united states, it is a holiday weekend with the county celebrating independence day on ath ofjuly. but a shortage of pilots and crew has meant airlines have cancelled more than 1,000 flights. meanwhile, in the uk, with airlines due to fix their schedules by friday, it means a nervous few days for passengers. the food and drink federation has warned that relentless food prices may not peak until next year, with inflation set to hit double digits. the group, which represents uk food and drink manufacturers, said it usually takes between seven and 12 months for producers' costs to reach shop shelves. our business correspondent noor nanji is here. so, prices set to go up even higher, bad news for all of us?— bad news for

for transport, and she should feed in more to them. >> thank you. in a recent opinion poll, conducted by lucidtalk for queen's university, only 5% of the people of northern ireland expressed any trust whatsoever in this government. as the prime minister prepares to leave office shortly, will he apologise for his legacy in northern ireland, where power sharing has collapsed, the good friday agreement has been undermined, an unwanted protocol bill has been imposed on the people and businesses of northern ireland, and anglo-irish relations are in their worst state for 40 years? pm johnson: well, no, mr. speaker, i know that every single one of the candidates will want to deliver this is a bill to fix the problem of the protocol. i accept that there is a problem, and i hope that the whole house will support the bill. speaker: [calls name] >> thank you. this is probably the last time that i will get to address this prime minister at the dispatch box, may i say on behalf of the people of redcar and cleveland how grateful we are for the support that he has

you are _ and the department for transport. you are one — and the department for transport. you are one of the people that boris johnson supporters would accuse us of regicide, getting rid of the king. i think it was extremely regrettable what happened last week but you reach a point, despite all of the governments achievements and there have been a lot on ukraine, in terms of the vaccine roll—out, but there are standards in public life which we have to adhere to and i felt that trust had been lost and something needed to change. irate felt that trust had been lost and something needed to change. we are totin to something needed to change. we are going to have — something needed to change. we are going to have a _ something needed to change. we are going to have a change _ something needed to change. we are going to have a change of— something needed to change. we are going to have a change of leader, i something needed to change. we are going to have a change of leader, we | going to have a change of leader, we know that. and your money is rishi sunak. why? most of th

a further two weeks for tfl and the department for transport to come to a deal. the financial situation after the pandemic threatens to plunge the network into a managed decline scenario, according to london's mayor. the government's existing funding agreement will be extended untiljuly 28th so talks can continue. the family of a man who's been held in prison in dubai for m years are calling for more to be done to secure his release. ryan cornelius was sentenced to ten years forfraud over a bank loan for a property deal, but after serving his sentence, he was given another 20 years injail. last month the united nations called on the uae to immediately release the businessman. his family and supporters plan to go to the foreign office later today. schoolchildren in east london say they sometimes fear for their safety as they walk home and have been left in vulnerable situations if they have forgotten their free travel pass. working together with charity citizens uk, newham pupils are calling on transport for london to allow them to board buses without a pass if th

, orthe matter for the department for transport, or the home office, or the business department. me and many of my colleagues have felt increasingly frustrated that there is no one person taking ownership for the mess that we have been left in, which is why we have been calling for a touring tsar. it is notjust having a minister, but the accountability to make progress on this issue, and also some fun to deal with the fact that many tours can break even so are being cancelled. i talk to members every week who say that they cancelled because of covid, they arranged it again for 2022, but they look at the finances and realise they can't make it work because of the additional costs that were there before brexit. it is notjust about costs that were there before brexit. it is not just about the costs that were there before brexit. it is notjust about the minister, the minister as part of the accountability, it is the other provisions that will make the difference. provisions that will make the difference-— provisions that will make the difference. : :, ,, difference. annabel, thank

for transport agencies, you can actually make some reductions. government at the moment is under a big exercise to try and reduce spending, and reduced civil service head count, for instance. some of that work will come up with solutions to reduce costs and that will enable us to make some of those tax reductions. and bring them forward. ~ ., , , forward. would you reverse the rise in national insurance _ forward. would you reverse the rise in national insurance because i forward. would you reverse the rise in national insurance because that l in national insurance because that was designed to help the nhs through this post covid—19 traces that it isn't. what would you do a national insurance? he isn't. what would you do a national insurance? . , isn't. what would you do a national insurance?— insurance? he has said it is an important _ insurance? he has said it is an important change _ insurance? he has said it is an important change to _ insurance? he has said it is an important change to put i insurance? he has said it is an important chan

for transport. she said, trust in politics is and must always be of the utmost importance. but sadly in recent months this has been lost. so a lot of mps talking about trust, talking about a loss of trust. and then also will quincy who, on monday, was defending the prime minister over his handling of the chris pincher affair, he has also resigned. he was part of the 2015 intake of mps. he's resigned from his role in the department for education. he said in his resignation letter that he had been given assurances that borisjohnson had not previously been aware of other allegations about mr pincher, and therefore, given what emerged, it was untenable for him to continue in his position. let's get some reaction to everything that's happened and what indeed might happened and what indeed might happen today. with me now is sebastian payne. good to see you. first of all, let's take stock. what is the sebastian payne eye view of the last 2a hours or so? is the sebastian payne eye view of the last 24 hours

for transport called this disappointing and they have urged the unions to reconsider. there has been one dispute which has been resolved. however, there has been in dispute that's been resolved today, as live drivers for scotrail did vote to agree to a 5% pay increase and in scotland, trains have been on a reduced timetable for the last two months, those can start getting back to normal. the week ahead will bring very high temperatures in parts of the uk — and the met office has issued an extreme weather warning for next weekend. today temperatures reached 32 degrees in some parts with southern england the worst affected region. people have been advised to stay indoors where possible and drink plenty of water. as our climate editor justin rowlatt reports — this type of extreme weather is likely to become more familiar in future. in case you haven't noticed, it is hot. very hot. wales recorded its hottest day of the year — 28.6 celsius in flintshire. and temperatures soared in england too. lovely if you can get to the beach or to a pool, but the truth is, most of

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laura trott, who was an aid at the department for transport to the transport secretary, grant shapps, has announced in the past couple of minutes that she has tendered her resignation. let me bring you a line from her statement. "trust in politics is and must always be of the upmost importance. sadly, in recent months, this has been lost." a fairly short statement from laura trott. she is the mostjunior —— on the mostjunior of the government jobs. but the fear in there will be that more people could walk today. this is the first one. is it the last? �* , ., ., ., , this is the first one. is it the last? �* ., ., , ., last? and everyone that goes has to be filled. last? and everyone that goes has to be filled- he — last? and everyone that goes has to be filled. he is — last? and everyone that goes has to be filled. he is having _ last? and everyone that goes has to be filled. he is having to _ be filled. he is having to reassemble his government and have those negotiations at the same time as firefighting the threats to his own leadership?— own leadership? yeah, you are a

the department for transport says it's investing more than £30 million to improve lorry parking facilities in england, but for now, the warning is that the coming months are set to be challenging. it will still be very, very busy throughout the whole summer. we've got another busy week on the next weekend, huge numbers of tourists crossing. we're back to pre—pandemic levels of tourists that are crossing the channel. in fact, in some places it's been even busier than it was three 01’ four years ago. so we are prepared for that, we have traffic management plans in place in kent to really deal with that. and this weekend, the major incident declared by the authorities remains in force. simonjones, bbc news, dover. we can speak to simon in dover now. what's the advice for anyone travelling today? it is sunday, you might imagine things are a bit quieter there today? things are a bit quieter there toda ? ~ , ., ., things are a bit quieter there toda ? ~ ., ., , today? well, you have said it many times before. _ today? well, you have said it many times before, check _ today? well, you have sa

according to the department of transportation. it you are entitled to a refund for any of the following reasons. >> a canceled flight, a schedule change or significant delay or a change in the class of service. cancellations, high costs and chaos at the airports, not stopping travelers sick of being in their homes during the pandemic from buying tickets. a lot of employers say, hey, we don't have enough workers right now and the end, the travel and leisure and leisure and hospitality industries have been particularly hit hard because they are seeing so much demand demand. that was very much reduced throughout the pandemic. and unfortunately, they don't have enough workers really to keep up. >> well, sloane glass reporting and enforcement actions against airlines that fail to live up to consumer protection standards includes fines, but the best advice for you as a passenger trying to get a refund is to perhaps go through a credit card company, not the airline. >> the amazon prime day shopping strategies and deals you can take advan

well, the department of transportation wants the airlines stop charging extra for seeding kids with their families. now, this comes at a time when consumer complaints against airlines are up more than 300% above pre-pandemic levels in california has the most remote job listings of any state in california. core signal says remote jobs actually decreased around 5% for 2020 to 2022. states with a lot of finance and tech businesses have more remote work opportunities and starbucks took the chicken maple butter and egg item off the menu. after less than a week, the wall street journal reports the breakfast side of launched in the u.s. on june. 21st and then was pulled from the menus on june. 26th employees were told to discard any remaining, say witches. a starbucks spokesperson says the decision wasn't related to salmonella or listeria, but wall street journal says it was a quality concern of some sort live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king, back to all right. thanks. a lot of shame. >> 72 is the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. japan is remembering the life of their f

from funding, any transport for humanitarian aid to afghanistan. the move comes despite the international rescue committee repeatedly warning now the current monitoring prices in afghanistan could result in even more depth compared to the 2 decades of war. the country has gone for a while. some us politicians on both sides of the divide. by the way of voice concerned that military spending is running out of control, history and international relations analyst, jamal what key believes washington's policies towards that kinda stuff are pledging the country into this. i believe that space is deliberately doing this because it wants to drive up again. it's done on my disability and neighboring countries, especially in central asia. this way, the united states could undermine the efforts to promote plan off road and initiative that age to boost trade in your asia. the united states is passing through crisis economic crisis. they should not spend this money on be taking that into construction decaying infrastructure. they should spend this money on devel

>> the details i will leave to the department of transportation. that is not for me to say. but at least invoke the statute and set something. the average finend predeas aend0 per passenger. but we are just saying, actual legislation that will make an impact. kristen: look, the other problem is fuzziness. i think you can get a refund if there are really long delays. i think a lot of that is not well defined though. also if they cancel you, but often they will cancel you and rebook you on something else days from now, and you feel like you have no recourse. >> you are absolutely right. a lot of people do not want the refund. beacon cost someone a day on work. what if it is someone's birthday, they are going to visit a sick relative, what if it is a special holiday weekend? people are entitled to expect that the airline fulfilled her obligation. everyone understands if there is inclement weather, if there are extenuating circumstances. but here you have airlines knowing they are going to have shortages just canceling. it's unacceptable. kristen: they are siding a lot of covid

the department for transport has even said counterterrorist checks are being processed on average in under ten days. that is half the time it took in march. in a statement, transport secretary grant shapps said... but labour argue the government have been missing in action and are now simply playing catch—up. either way, with airlines due to fix their schedules by friday, it means a nervous few days for passengers. the foreign office says it's working closely with the ukrainian government to secure the release of two british men, reported by russian state media to have been charged with being mercenaries. andrew hill and dylan healy were captured by pro—moscow separatists in eastern ukraine in april. our correspondentjoe inwood sent this report from kyiv. andrew hilland travelled to ukraine to help fight the russian invasion. gillian healy went there to help evacuate civilians, both men now face being tried as mercenaries in an unrecognised separatist court. they would not be the first to appear there, last month aiden aslin, shaun pinner and a moroccan man all sentenced to death

the transportation department says they'll start monitoring airline seating policies and might respond with new regulations. president joe biden has signed an executive order aimed at protecting access to abortion. today, he delivered impassioned remarks condemning the supreme court decision that ended the constitutional right to weeks ago, he said it's now up to congress to fully restore the right and he implored americans to vote in november. it's my hope and strong belief that women will in fact turn out in record numbers to reclaim the rights that have taken from them by the court. the executive order will allow women to still access federally approved abortion medication, allowing them to cross state lines for abortions and push insurance companies to protect their privacy. as caroline shadley tells us now how they fight over abortion rights could impact november midterms. well for god's sake. there's an election november vote vote vote vote president biden hoping to whip up the democratic base on friday , arguing that the supreme court decision throwing out roe versus wade could

the transportation department to impose fines on airlines for delays and cancelations. senator podium as well as elizabeth warren are asking transportation secretary pete buttigieg to take meaningful action. they say fines will make airlines think twice about quote harming consumers to pad their own profits and quote transportation department tells reuters quote when airlines failed to meet their responsibilities, they will be held accountable, buttigieg's said over the weekend that cancelation rates are down to about 1.5% from 3 to 4% earlier in the summer, one of the last remaining areas of cooperation between russia and the us is coming to an end. russian officials say they will withdraw from the international space station project after 2024 to focus on building their own orbital base. the decision comes comes as tensions between russia and the us continue over the invasion of ukraine. russia says it will fulfill obligations to project partners europe, japan, canada and the us before pulling out of the i s s but francis is continuing his visit to canada, the pope ce

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