there is just one snag. it is the dreaded challenge of getting through the airport. you have got to get there, get through bag check and then through security. and for many people it can be a rather unpleasant experience so what are the world s biggest airports, the famous lax, los angeles international, $15 billion spent an hour by the lengthy upgrade to its facility so since i m here i caught up with its big boss. a real pleasure having you on my show was that thanks for your time as i know you are a busy man. let s start with this huge unprecedented bounceback in demand, so much so that many airlines around the world so much so that many airlines around the world were caught off guard and couldn t cope with the demand and am wondering how did lax perform and get to this period? we had very few cancellations. pretty much average, as we did before the pandemic.
pattern of behavior because the number shows for a systemic and large scale character of such actions. so then if it is, you know, being ordered from above, how hard is to get at those who are making those orders sort of higher up on the chain of command? it is very important question which is difficult to deliver at the current moment because when we speak about investigation, it needs time. and it needs resources. and now we have a situation when each ukrainian prosecutor have to investigate more than 200 cases. and this is a clear indicator that we urgently need assistance from international community. any, even the most efficient investigative bodies in the world couldn t cope with such challenge and to investigate effectively and properly new the
prices at the pumps are going up again. drivers in birmingham and london told us it s having an impact. it s two months. we need to think about using the are or going by foot. i couldn t cope, couldn t afford it, so i use public transport now. many businesses are finding things tough, too, including this family run coach company which is paying 52% more for diesel than last september. we ve actually sold two coaches to try and alleviate some - of the costs already, as a last resort, and it s gutting. generally, inflation in the uk, the rate at which prices are rising, is running at a 40 year high of 9%. hauliers say the cost of transporting goods will be felt at the tills. by passing on these costs to customers, which operators
more a year to run just one lorry. jon donnison reports. prices at the pumps are on the up again. and drivers in birmingham and london told us it is having an impact. it s too much. so we need to think about using the car or buying food. i couldn t cope, i couldn t afford it. so yeah, i use public transport now. many businesses are finding things tough, too. including this family run coach company which is paying 52% more for diesel than last september. we have actually sold two coaches to try and alleviate some of the costs already, as a last resort. and it s gutting. generally, inflation in the uk, the rate at which prices are rising, is running at a 40 year high of 9% and hauliers say the cost of transporting goods will be felt at the tills. by passing on these costs to customers, which operators absolutely have to do to stay in business, what we re going to see
don t think you need to tear someone down don t think you need to tear someone down as don t think you need to tear someone down as much as the assessment does. this is down as much as the assessment does. this is the down as much as the assessment does. this is the reality of the care system for too many young people and families. the report today says it is ruining lives. after two difficult years at home, henrietta was taken into council run care, she was taken into council run care, she was 1a. she then lived in one temporary home after another. for me, temporary home after another. ifrr me, being in care felt like a never ending storm. we need to think to ourselves, is this good for our children? and if it s not, let s not do it because lives are at stake. lisa dug her grandson when her eldest daughter couldn t cope. she wanted to take her granddaughter in too but with no help on offer, four children at home would have meant her benefits were capped leaving the family in po