odesa port yesterday, the turkish ship with ukrainian grain, corn for instance, was the last ship authorised by russia, that was in late june so authorised by russia, that was in latejune so since then russia is not authorised any ships to the ukrainian ports and the fact that russia would suspend the deal was actually something which was predictable for now and there were talks that probably russia will remain and actually every time when the deal had to be prolonged, there were risks that russia would quit it but now it is the first time since the deal was first brokered it has actually happened. yesterday, in an interview to an american news outlet, president biden s national adviser said russia would struggle to explain its southern partners,
affect travellers at the uk s busiest airport. around 2,000 officers, who are members of the unite union, will walk out on 31 days betweenjune 24th and august 27th in their long running dispute over pay. my my understanding of that was that the security office, you have to remember that aren t security officers across the whole of heathrow airport that will be involved. if those at terminal three and five, and those we just mentioned in campus security. these won t be the first strikes that are taking place in this ongoing pay dispute. also, at the start of the easter holidays and over the may half term, but at that point the staff weren t in evolved from terminal three. staff weren t in evolved from terminalthree. now staff weren t in evolved from terminal three. now they are joining the action and it is in terms of more strike dates, more than 30 strike dates have been set between late june and strike dates have been set between latejune and the end of august. what is the impact goin
across the whole of heathrow airport that will be involved, it is those at terminal 3 and terminal five and the ones we have mentioned on campus security. it will stretch resources across the airport, these will not be the strikes which have taken place in the ongoing pay dispute, there were also some at the start of there were also some at the start of the easter holidays and open the may half term but at that point the staff at terminal 3 were not involved. under over the may half term. they are nowjoining in the action and it is escalating, more than 40 strike dates have been set between late june than 40 strike dates have been set between latejune and the end of august. what will the impact be? it is not totally clear but those previous strikes i was talking about did not have a huge impact because heathrow airport put some contingency measures in place like getting agency workers in. at the start of easter british airways, the only airline that uses terminal five, to out some f
channel five and those we mentioned, campus security. these will not be the first strikes that have taken place in this ongoing pay dispute, there will also at the start of the easter holidays and the may half term, but at that point the staff at terminal three were not involved. now they are joined in the action and it is escalating in terms of more strike dates. more than 30 strike dates have been set between late june and strike dates have been set between latejune and the end of august. what is the impact going to be? it s not totally clear the moment but those previous drugs i was talking about didn t actually have a huge impact because heathrow airport previous strikes. at the start of british airways which is the only airline that uses terminal five, they did take out flights and also cancel flights as a precaution but
of the incumbent prime minister, kyriakos mitsotakis, has claimed victory in sunday s elections. his new democracy party has over 40% twice that of its nearest rival, the leftist syriza party. it is now likely that the ruling party will go for a second round of elections in latejune to try and secure a majority in parliament, rather than form a coalition. 0ur correspondent in athens, nick beake, explained how the prime minister has been reacting to the results. he is talking about a political earthquake here in greece tonight. certainly, the pollsters underestimated his appeal to the nation. he said that he s got a clear mandate to govern for another four years, that he ll be able to continue thejob, as it were. he s had four years in power, and now he s really appealing to the nation to keep him in power. it s not quite as easy as that, as we ve been hearing in the last few minutes or so. but certainly, he says he s got the credibility to go to the people, it would seem, in a few we