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Airport this week, they are reopening terminal 3 imminently. they have had real problems with cues, because of the lack of security staff. they said that other airports are also scrambling to recruit staff who may be laid off workers during the pandemic because of a complete nosedive in demand. power via boards generally coping across the country? figs power via boards generally coping across the country?— across the country? as you say, manchester — across the country? as you say, manchest...

Well have the latest on the decisions being made in all four home nations as christmas approaches. also tonight... the foodbanks reporting a sharp rise in demand. they claim a cut in universal credit is partly to blame. and we have the story of whats thought to be the biggest divorce settlement in british legal history. and in sportsday, we will have all the latest — and in sportsday, we will have all the latest sports, _ and in sportsday, we will have all the latest sports, interviews - and i...

Said never wanted anything but the best interests of my children and have no intention of harming my wife and do not intend to comment further but the paradox is this man is the architect of one of the most successful and prosperous middle east cities and yet there is a darker side that went on behind the palace walls. darker side that went on behind the palace walls-— palace walls. frank gardner, any thanks. foodbanks are reporting a sharp rise in demand for their services, which they say is ...

The club say they have made the Irish international an ‘incredible’ contract offer.

Tonight at ten — borisjohnson says the fuel problems are easing but queues for petrol are still a familiar sight. calls for key workers such as nhs staff to be given priority on the forecourts have been rejected as unnecessary. and there could soon be army drivers joining the commercial fleets to meet the spike in demand. i would just really urge everybody to just go about their business in the normal way and fill up in the normal way when you really need it. earlier this evening mrjohnsons go...

Tonight at ten — borisjohnson says the fuel problems are easing but queues for petrol are still a familiar sight. calls for key workers such as nhs staff to be given priority on the forecourts have been rejected as unnecessary. and there could soon be army drivers joining the commercial fleets to meet the spike in demand. i would just really urge everybody to just go about their business in the normal way and fill up in the normal way when you really need it. earlier this evening mrjohnson�*...

Administration is looking into this carefully. they are talking to health officials, talking to trade organizations, different industry groups to try to figure out what exactly is going on here. as there is an increase in cases, increase in demand of oxygen which is the preferred treatment and these hospitals are scared theyre going to run out. i also want to note the compressed gas association, a trade group, is actually now reallocating gas and oxygen that is meant to go to the industrial sect...

Passengers getaway plans are falling apart as cancellations and delays soar. >> i had a flight canceled last night because theyre like, rebook. so then they rebooked it for me. and then they canceled it again this morning. >> reporter: on friday dallas-ft. worth had the most cancelled flights in the world. and in charlotte, north carolina -- >> it seems like its a big disaster. >> reporter: -- adam and his three children say they were forced to find a spot at the airport to sleep after their fli...

A period where we see a softening in demand. things are looking strong in destinations like florida and hawaii. so a longer summer season, charles, as we tap into that pent up demand. weve been talking about it and seeing that intent and turning it in to action. >> charles: heres what else is going up. prices whether youre driving. at the pump, over $3 for the national average. im reading that airline fees are going up. people that are brave enough to travel in the covid period, they had deep di...

Global chip shortage spreads to toasters and washing machines 25 Apr, 2021 01:21 AM 4 minutes to read LG said the chip shortage had not yet disrupted its production but admitted it was a risk. Photo / 123RF LG said the chip shortage had not yet disrupted its production but admitted it was a risk. Photo / 123RF Financial Times By: Song Jung-a and Eleanor Olcott The deepening global chip crunch is spreading to makers of smartphones, televisions and home appliances, according to suppliers in Asia,...