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British government may require illegal migrants to wear electronic tags as immigration detention centers run out of space 09/01/2023 // Laura Harris //

THE government must streamline its services if it wants to end the countrys 6.5 million housing backlog by 2028, officials of the Chamber of Real Estate and Builders Associations (Creba) said.

Congressional delegation promises ‘resolute reaction from the U.S.’ if Taiwan is attacked

Channel 9 is still working to get answers on why Mecklenburg County is struggling to get food stamps to enrolled SNAP recipients.

Good morning, everyone. thank you for being with us. thank you for joining us this morning whether an tally, iplayer, by the radio, bb sounds are online. great to have your company this morning. as you know, the show is made by the audience. we would like to hear how you have been caught up in the apple chaos. there is one good news this morning, the efforts of saying it should be back to normal, operating normal schedules but they have enormous backlog to deal with and we know people are still ...

But now it will be open to everyone. in its heyday it was the meeting place for everyone and it is hoped it will still be the place to go once more. you are alive with bbc news. hundreds of flows into and out of the uk were cancelled monday after technical glitch hit the traffic control. the problem was fixed after a few hours but it could now take several days to clear the backlog of flights thatis to clear the backlog of flights that is built up leaving passengers stranded. here is a transport...

This really cripples the ability of property to service their debt. so this is going to be an ongoing issue and the banks are old money investors are old money and i think that is why the markets are really worried about this contagion spreading cross to the rest of the economy and the financial system. the economy and the financial s stem. ~ ~ , ., , ., system. we will keep an eye on what happens — system. we will keep an eye on what happens next. _ more now on the travel chaos at uk airports...

Us. as we said in the news a little earlier, if you are planning to travel to orfrom earlier, if you are planning to travel to or from the uk are indeed parts of europe today, check before you set off. serious disruption began yesterday which was a bank holiday here in the uk, and what is one of the busiest travel days of the year. that was all because of a glitch in the uks air traffic control systems. it could take several days to clear that backlog of thousands of flights. what happened, well...

Theresand —— this isnt a cyber attack. we have heard within the last couple of hours from nats, the organisation that runs the air traffic system, they have said they are very sorry for the impact on passengers and airlines because it is airlines that will have to claim back something from the national air control system for the money they are having to full count for the passages so a lot of the allies are annoyed because i have a big bill in the meantime. but no explanation given for the f...

Heathrow saw the highest number of cancellations, followed by gatwick and manchester. there were also reports of thousands of passengers stranded in airports overseas. tenerife airport set up camp beds to assist stranded passengers. in the last hour, the air traffic control service nats says their systems are operating as normal after the technical fault was fixed and theyre working to clear the backlog of flights. they added that an investigation has started to understand the root cause of what...